Remember when we told you that there was a chance to help Hand in Paw therapy team Nena Moon and Ellie win the Beyond Limits Award in the Pet Partners category? Well, they won!
Here’s the video that helped win it for them:
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Congratulations!
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Tagged Alabama, Beyond Limits Award, Birmingham, Ellie, Hand in Paw, Nena Moon, Pet Partners, winner
UPDATE #2: Remember that manifesto I talked about… we’ve got it! Scroll down and click on the link to read:
UPDATE: The reveal is definitely interesting:
The campaign is centered on us – Birmingham that is.
This year’s effort to make people aware of the festival as it comes of age involves sharing what City Stages means to those that attend it. Dan Monroe of Cayenne Creative explained the concept to a full WorkPlay Theatre this evening.
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Tagged 21, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, City Stages, live blog, music, Timetable
It is a great new tool available at UAB to help get patients back on the road… It may also help avoid the estimated 4,000 – 8,000 crashes per year caused by distracted drivers as reported by AAA.
Some drivers are dealing with certain types of illnesses or they are elderly. Enter the $100,000 driving simulator at the UAB Driving Assessment Clinic funded in part by the National Institute on Aging.
The interactive simulator allows for patients to be tested for 30 minute sessions using a 130° field of view and giving them an opportunity to experience several different types of driving conditions.
Posted in Medical
Tagged AL, Alabama, assessment, Birmingham, Driving, elderly, hospital, illness, information, simulator, UAB
In case you hadn’t already heard, Birmingham, AL native and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has signed a 3-book, $2.5 million deal with Crown Publishing Group, the same folks who published then U.S. Senator Barack Obama’s The Audacity of Hope
Photo: Condoleezza Rice – World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos 2008. World Economic Forum/Flickr.
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Tagged AL, Alabama, Birmingham, book deal, Condi, Condoleezza Rice, Crown Publishers, details
Mayor Larry Langford made an appearance at The University of Alabama on Monday evening only two hours after having surgery and proceeded to offer very candid comments about the media, politics and race both regionally and nationally. While The Birmingham News‘ account in Tuesday’s paper provided an overview of the event, the account provided by The Crimson White‘s senior reporter shows that the former Fox 6 television reporter did not mince his words.
The presentation, Race, Politics and the Media in the Age of Obama, was hosted by the Capstone Association of Black Journalists and the Society of Professional Journalists.
Photo: Bob Farley/f8Photo
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Tagged accounts, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, comments, criticism, Larry Langford, Media, politics, presentation, race, The Crimson White, Tuscaloosa
We’ve heard from several sources that the former home to Protective Life and the Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce among others was in the process of being vacated this month. There has been no explanation as to why all of the tenants of the building have been asked to leave. Those of you that have followed The Terminal during the last almost two years know that our first anniversary celebration was held on the top floor of the building on March 14 last year.
We’ll see if we can learn any additional information and update this post accordingly. We’ll also see if we can’t fill you in on where our second anniversary celebration will be taking place next month in the near future.
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Tagged 35203, AL, Alabama, Birmingham, building, closing, downtown, empty, Protective Life, report
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UPDATE: The Mayor speaks at the ONB Breakfast Briefing
This morning Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford speaks to a crowded room at the Harbert Center to review progress on various projects taking place in the City. He has already spoken about the loss of common sense in the city as well as the city’s new 3D map, focused on Birmingham’s City Center. There has also been a presentation of the DVD created to make the case for the funding of the Birmingham Zoo’s expansion.
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