iPhone line at The Summit. acnatta/Flickr.
Do we really need to say any more? This is the line at The Summit at around 6:15 this morning.
By the time you see this, AL.com should have already hit the area and prepared some video for later on. Fox 6 was already there when I pulled up. And I have a feeling there will be a few folks that will blame Highway 280 traffic for being late to work today while secretly waiting for the new Apple iPhone 3G. Just saying…
Posted in Random Shots
Tagged AL, Alabama, Apple Store, Birmingham, iPhone 3G, line, The Summit, waiting
1956:
Actress Sela Ward was born.
2005:
VJ’s on the Runway re-opened in its current location near the Birmingham International Airport.
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Tagged AL, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, history, reference, Sela Ward
The IN Birmingham campaign’s been making a lot of folks in the area consider just what that means and how to record it. Libby’s been filling us in on what some of the results have been from the nominations that were collected (here’s her current post), now the folks over at a new Birmingham area photoblog are asking folks to submit photos to their site.
And while there are currently several photos in the Magic City Flickr Group as well as our own Terminal Flickr Group, the more places these photos are shared, particularly when associated with this question, the better!
Posted in Photography
Tagged "in" birmingham, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, call for submissions, photos, regional, submission
1820:
Alabama’s first Governor, William Wyatt Bibb died in office. Thomas Bibb, as President of the Senate, succeeded his brother as Governor.
1974:
Birmingham Americans 11 – Southern California Suns 7 in front of 53,000 at their first game at Legion Field.
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Tagged AL, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, Birmingham Americans, governor, history, Legion Field, reference, William Wyatt Bibb
No, we’re not kidding. Beginning tomorrow, Urban Standard (address & location) will be open until 10 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We’ll leave you to your rejoicing now…
Oh yeah, since you’ve probably read most of the other writeups on the coffee house, we thought you’d enjoy seeing what Samford’s student newspaper had to say about Urban Standard back in May.
1872:
U. S. Senator John H. Bankhead, II was born.
2006:
Tim Head began disassembling the barn at the Jayfe Ware residence.
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Tagged AL, Alabama, bhamwiki, bhamwiki.com, Birmingham, history, Jayfe Ware residence, John Bankhead, Tim Head
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