It’s been several years (1992 actually) since Birmingham residents were able to watch one of their own, a young woman named Julie, be one of the first members of a movement that has forever changed the way that we look at television, and reality television in particular. I remember being in town years later on [...]

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They’ve put out a call to artists in print (here’s the link to their site, though there is currently no mention of the open call there). You’ve got until Friday, January 11 to get in your design for the 2008 Do Dah Day t-shirt. Anyone seeking additional information should email dodahdayart@bellsouth.net. There are some requirements, [...]

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It’s Friday, which means that Christina gives us her take on what’s going on this weekend.
We’re also hoping that you’ve already headed on over to Timetable to check out the entries from a new member of the team, trav from over at {head}:sub/head.
Here are links to his first two submissions to Timetable:

Back to back book [...]

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So you couldn’t score tickets for the Alabama vs. LSU game tomorrow? Well, there’s still some cool options of things to do here in town that may keep you too busy to pay attention to the score - Christina’s picks are up over on Timetable.
You may want to also check out our front page and [...]

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Photo credit: André Natta
Wouldn’t it be great if we had some sort of rapid transit connecting the BJCC/downtown with UAB/Five Points South? It’s actually in the works, and you have a chance to be part of the planning process this coming week.
According to this article by Eddie Lard on al.com, the In-Town Transit Partnership Project [...]

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August 30:
1908:
An unsuccessful strike by 18,000 United Mine Workers members was called off by union officials.
For more, visit Bhamwiki.com
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We’re getting ready to return to regular posting shortly, after a long weekend of upgrades and failed attempts at creating features for the staff to use.
There is one feature that we’re going to invite you to use - or at least help with - next week we will attempt to roll out our new photoblog. [...]

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