When host Alton Brown revived the hit TV show, “Good Eats,” Head of Post-Production/Editor, Eric Bigman, had to update deteriorating tape from 1999 and preserve new footage for posterity, making “Good Eats” a fine example of good storage.
How AK Productions reduced data management time by 83 percent.
Fire and police may get the glory, but EMS professionals are truly unsung heroes of our emergency services.
Food trucks! Pizza from Kyle Jacovino! Giant Jenga! Lawn games! Starland Yard is an adult playground fueled by artisanal street food and frozen craft cocktails.
Peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains break the horizon about 60 miles out from Asheville on I-26. They rise on the approach, drawing you toward a city that keeps growing and changing with each passing decade.
Hunter, fisherwoman, and fitness competitor, Jane Floyd, better known as Bar Bee Bell, talks balancing personal and professional pursuits, bucking expectations and bringing down 14-point bucks.
Dr. Tim Connelly’s life story has all the makings of a blockbuster movie. He and his mother found themselves homeless when his biological father came out as gay in Pittsburgh in the 1970s.
As plans to open one of the largest and most ambitious developments in Savannah history roared forth (complete with a 137-foot animatronic dinosaur), the global COVID-19 pandemic slammed the hotel industry like an earth-shattering asteroid. Here’s how they triumphed over adversity.
The words “testing and development” bring to mind engineers in white lab coats marking clipboards as they hover over a buzzing, whirring machine. The reality in app development is more often a DevOps team in a rented room virtually poking and prodding at something living on a server somewhere. But how does that really work?
In Sinatra’s words, the best is yet to come for the Fabulous Equinox Orchestra.
Families choose alternative education programs for a variety of reasons — to honor religious beliefs, prevent bullying, address learning disabilities or behavioral problems, explore more options in academics and athletics.
The leaders of Georgia’s marijuana movement are an unlikely bunch by pop culture’s standards. Among their ranks are a group of mostly Republican lawmakers and even our good ol’ boy Governor, Brian Kemp, who this April signed into law HB 324 allowing the manufacture and distribution of low-THC oil for medical use.
My first thought after interviewing Abbi Williams was, “Man, I want her to take me thrifting.” My mind played a movie montage of us in a Goodwill dressing room trying on ’70s bellbottoms and ’80s wedding dresses then laughing like old girlfriends over coffee, bags of broken-in jeans and vintage t-shirts at our feet.
World traveler Vincent Golshani lived in 26 countries and ran with the likes of Salvador Dali before settling in Savannah. The life of a family man may have slowed this self-professed rebel and troublemaker, but he still lives by his own rules.
Migrating 700 TB of data out of S3 in six days.
After spending countless hours indoors, you're probably more than stoked to get out there and crush it seeking action-packed thrills. We can't blame you, so we complied a list of (mostly outdoor, naturally socially distanced) adrenaline-packed pursuits to quench your thirst for adventure.
From modeling sports cars to teaching the dialect of design, Cesar Pieri is shaping the future.
Each of these three incredible women forged their own paths through their individual diagnoses.
The Savannah Bananas started drawing crowds in 2015 — now Jesse and Emily Cole are revealing their secrets in their Fans First Experience Workshop.
