There’s tons of stuff to cover today, but we figured we’d just give y’all something to get you in the mood…

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[ November 3, 2007; 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm. ] She’s one funny lady. Expect the reprisal of many of Tomlin’s favorite characters from Ernestine the Operator on “Laugh-In” to Edith Ann, her devilish six-year-old alter ego. If you need to kill time, visit Tomlin’s official site. You won’t really learn that much about the star, but there sure is a bunch to look at. [...]

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Operation New Birmingham is having their annual meeting next week Thursday, November 8, at the Alabama Theatre. Part of the meeting will be celebrating the organization’s 50th anniversary. Readers of The Terminal are being provided the opportunity to attend the event, which includes an update on what’s going on downtown as well as lunch prepared [...]

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1951:

Alabama Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban was born.
2005:

Revolution Radio began broadcasting on the Internet
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[ November 4, 2007; 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. ] If you like jazz, you are familiar with Ellis Marsalis. He is regarded as the premier modern jazz pianist in New Orleans (and beyond) and for good reason. The patriarch of the Marsalis family delivers irresistible performances and conveys a love for all things jazz. Plus, he’s got some talented sons. You can see where [...]

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Here are two ways at least:
Halloween Pub Run, Storyteller Fountain (Five Pts. South), 6 p.m. 

The Birmingham Track Club is sponsoring this 3-mile jaunt in the Five Points South area this evening. Our calendar entry has some more information, or you could just click on the image above and get it straight from the club itself.
It’s [...]

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If you do, you may want to let others know about it (though maybe they aren’t really that rotten… maybe). Rotten Neighbor allows you to share your feelings about certain properties and neighbors throughout the country (it’s described in its own literature as a real estate tool), though you’d probably be most interested in our [...]

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