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Photo by Felipe Silva on January 29, 2026.
Photo by Felipe Silva on January 29, 2026.
Photo by Felipe Silva on January 29, 2026.
Photo by Felipe Silva on January 29, 2026.
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Posted On: January 29th 2026, 01:56 pm
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lavi.zzz 9 months ago

lavi.zzz

Meu lindo ❤️

eu_vulgo_bessa_46 9 months ago

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What a whirlwind the last two weeks have been. I got to play with @tedeschitrucksband and @treyanastasio at @ericclapton’s @crossroadsguitarfestival. I inducted my friend Paul Reed Smith of @prsguitars into @guitarcenter’s RockWalk. I celebrated @therealbuddyguy’s 90th birthday with my extended musical family at @radiocitymusichall. I announced @spherevegas shows. I played a special one-off solo show in my home state of CT at @mohegansun. I jammed with Dave Grohl for his @hopethemission charity event at @chaplinrecording. And in one of the more thrilling opportunities I’ve ever been given, I backed up the legendary @officialannielennox along with my dear sweet friend Wendy Melvoin @wigmusic on “Sweet Dreams,” which I think is apropos given the wild ride I’ve just been on. I’m a lucky dude. More fun soon…
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Six Flags Over Georgia Reopening Friday Just Days After Man Falls to His Death From Goliath Roller Coaster BA Correspondent: @LaMyiahpTV Blogged by: Draggy Six Flags Over Georgia is preparing to welcome visitors back on Friday, October 16, just four days after a man tragically lost his life after falling from the park’s Goliath roller coaster. According to WSB-TV Channel 2 Atlanta, the amusement park will resume its scheduled operations while authorities continue investigating Monday’s fatal incident. However, officials have not confirmed whether Goliath, the attraction at the center of the investigation, will reopen alongside the rest of the park. The Six Flags reopening comes as questions remain about how the tragedy happened and what safety measures may be necessary to prevent another incident. The victim, identified by Cobb County police as 42-year-old Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem, died Monday, October 12, after being ejected from the Goliath roller coaster shortly before 4 p.m. According to ABC News, investigators said preliminary interviews with witnesses and park employees indicated that Kariem struck other passengers before falling beneath the attraction. Emergency responders found him unresponsive, and he was later pronounced dead. Four additional people were reportedly injured during the incident, although officials have not publicly detailed the extent of their injuries. The fatal accident immediately raised concerns about the Goliath roller coaster, one of Six Flags Over Georgia’s most recognizable attractions. The ride, which opened in 2006, features a 200-foot first hill and reaches speeds of approximately 70 miles per hour. Unlike some roller coasters, Goliath does not take passengers upside down and relies on lap bar restraints rather than individual seat belts. According to The Associated Press, investigators have not determined how Kariem became separated from his seat or whether a restraint issue, mechanical problem, or another factor contributed to his death. Those unanswered questions remain particularly important as the park prepares to resume operations.
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