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Hailstorm Created in a Lab to Test Home Damage

On Wednesday, the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety created a hailstorm indoors. It was part of an experiment to see the effects of hail on building materials and perhaps make houses more able to withstand damage. (Feb. 20)
 

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Veterans Park renovations

Memorial Day in Atlanta: ‘Sacred Soil’ enhances history center’s redone Veterans Park

Soil collected from important battlegrounds will be included in the Atlanta History Center’s dedication of its new park honoring military veterans

New books on barbecue celebrate primal fire and smoke

Barbecue roadtrips and more: If you love barbecue, these books are for you

Four books celebrate the roots -- and experience -- of cooking over fire and smoke, including a tour of Southern BBQ 'crossroads' large and small

Powerful start for rookie

Atlanta Braves: B.J. Upton ends home-run drought

Homer against the Twins marks the first time Upton has hit in consecutive games since early May.

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Something went terribly wrong and it was caught on camera.

Vote on gay Scouts comes at emotional moment

Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys

The Boy Scouts of America threw open its ranks Thursday to gay Scouts but not gay Scout leaders — a fiercely contested compromise that some warned could fracture the organization and lead to mass defections of members and donors.

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Around the world - Beijing, China

Around the world in 50 photos

Let your imagination tag along as you take a quick trip with 50 photos of everyday life in the United States and the world.  

Hurricane forecast: Another busy Atlantic season

Hurricane outlook: Another busy Atlantic season

Get ready for another busy hurricane season, maybe an unusually wild one, federal forecasters say. Their prediction Thursday calls for 13 to 20 named Atlantic storms, seven to 11 that strengthen into hurricanes and three to six that become major hurricanes.