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  • Liquor store on East College Avenue in Avondale Estates, Georgia.
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  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages. Here he looks at the new grave of Patricia Ramsey, JonBenet's mother.
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  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_019.dng
  • Sue Anderson wishes Mike Jones well in the kitchen of The Lantern Inn, his family's restaurant, before he puts on a show as Elvis Presley on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006. Jones rode on Anderson's school bus for many years, she said, adding "he didn't use to cuss like he does now." Jones has been performing as Elvis at the eatery for 18 years, but Saturday was the curtain call. The Lantern Inn closed its doors on Sunday after more than 40 years of business.<br />
    061216_lanterninn_elvis002.jpg
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_039.dng
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_035.dng
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_029.dng
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_013.dng
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages. Here he looks at the new grave of Patricia Ramsey, JonBenet's mother.
    081806_Bob_Estep_001.dng
  • Sandra Guamux, 21, sits with her five-month-old son, Alfredo, at an abandoned gas station in Zone 4 of Guatemala City, Guatemala. About 20 otherwise homeless people live inside the station, and most are addicted to huffing paint thinner to numb the cold and their hunger pains. Guamux said a baby was stolen from her five days after it was born last year, and she is convinced the baby went into an illegal adoption system. She added that the police told her they would not investigate the situation since she had no photograph of the child.
    delacalle014.dng
  • Mike Jones dances with friend Pam Pitts in the kitchen of The Lantern Inn, his family's restaurant, before he puts on a show as Elvis Presley on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006. Jones rode on Anderson's school bus for many years, she said, adding "he didn't use to cuss like he does now." Jones has been performing as Elvis at the eatery for 18 years, but Saturday was the curtain call. The Lantern Inn closed its doors on Sunday after more than 40 years of business.<br />
    061216_lanterninn_elvis008.jpg
  • Mike Jones dances with friend Pam Pitts in the kitchen of The Lantern Inn, his family's restaurant, before he puts on a show as Elvis Presley on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006. Jones rode on Anderson's school bus for many years, she said, adding "he didn't use to cuss like he does now." Jones has been performing as Elvis at the eatery for 18 years, but Saturday was the curtain call. The Lantern Inn closed its doors on Sunday after more than 40 years of business.<br />
    061216_lanterninn_elvis007.jpg
  • Mike Jones dances with friend Pam Pitts in the kitchen of The Lantern Inn, his family's restaurant, before he puts on a show as Elvis Presley on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006. Jones rode on Anderson's school bus for many years, she said, adding "he didn't use to cuss like he does now." Jones has been performing as Elvis at the eatery for 18 years, but Saturday was the curtain call. The Lantern Inn closed its doors on Sunday after more than 40 years of business.<br />
    061216_lanterninn_elvis006.jpg
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_015.dng
  • A note by Gert McMullin at the AIDS Memorial Quilt headquarters attached to a section she hopes will be the last one added to the quilt, if deaths from AIDS ever cease. Weighing 54 tons, the quilt now has over 5700 12' X 12' panels encompassing about 80,000 names of people whose lives the disease has claimed, said McMullin, the quilt's production manager. She said she has lost about 300 friends to AIDS and was one of the two original volunteers that started the quilt in San Francisco. She moved along with it to its present home in Atlanta.
    061212_aids_quilt_267.dng
  • Gert McMullin (right) and Roddy Williams work at the AIDS Memorial Quilt headquarters. McMullin plans for the section on the table to be the last one added to the quilt, if deaths from AIDS ever cease. Weighing 54 tons, the quilt now has over 5700 12' X 12' panels encompassing about 80,000 names of people whose lives the disease has claimed, said McMullin, the quilt's production manager. She said she has lost about 300 friends to AIDS and was one of the two original volunteers that started the quilt in San Francisco. She moved along with it to its present home in Atlanta.
    061212_aids_quilt_266.dng
  • Sandra Guamux, 21, sits with her five-month-old son, Alfredo, at an abandoned gas station in Zone 4 of Guatemala City, Guatemala. About 20 otherwise homeless people live inside the station, and most are addicted to huffing paint thinner to numb the cold and their hunger pains. Guamux said a baby was stolen from her five days after it was born last year, and she is convinced the baby went into an illegal adoption system. She added that the police told her they would not investigate the situation since she had no photograph of the child.
    delacalle013.dng
  • Raymond Clark checks the measurements of a wheel on a rehabilitated rail car at the MARTA Avondale Yard in Decatur, Ga. on Tuesday, July 11, 2006. Joe J. Erves, MARTA'S chief engineer of railcar rehabilitation and reliability, said the rail cars have a useful life of about 30 years, broken down in two 15-year segments with a "mid-life overhaul" in between. The wheels, he added, are good for about 250,000 miles or three years.<br />
    060711_marta_work_002.jpg
  • Bob Estep of West Virginia, 64, said he takes a bus two or three times a year to Marietta to stay by the grave of JonBenet Ramsey for anywhere from two weeks to two months. Estep said he slept by the grave in 1998, but was run off by local police in 1999. "I like it here, it's nice and peaceful,"  he said, adding that he did not know anyone in the Ramsey family before he began making his pilgrimages.
    081806_Bob_Estep_021.dng
  • Raymond Clarkchecks the measurements of a wheel on a rehabilitated rail car at the MARTA Avondale Yard in Decatur, Ga. on Tuesday, July 11, 2006. Joe J. Erves, MARTA'S chief engineer of railcar rehabilitation and reliability, said the rail cars have a useful life of about 30 years, broken down in two 15-year segments with a "mid-life overhaul" in between. The wheels, he added, are good for about 250,000 miles or three years.<br />
    060711_marta_work_003.jpg