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MDB
sets up Film Office Birmingham
Film Office was created by Metropolitan
Development Board as announced at the Alabama
Theater.
Short film needs
short extras A short film needs
short extras for a short crowd scene. |
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United
Birdwatchers
updated two hours ago |
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Birdwatchers
and Park Rangers clash
Birdwatchers and State Park Rangers rioted for
several hours yesterday. The Birdwatchers claim
rights in viewing migratory Canadian birds during
the season. Numerous arrests were made during the
riot and several Ranger cars were overturned and
set ablaze.
New binoculars
tested Many new binoculars are
advertised as being nitrogen filled. Do they
really reduce the condensation or is it a gimmick.
Our Birdwatching team takes to the pre-dawn field
to test them. Read the results here. |
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Salamanders
Of Homewood
updated 3 days ago |
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Theft
of salamander crossing signs
Yet another theft of salamander crossing signs
along the road. Police speculate that this series
of thefts is the work of an Asian salamander ring
trafficking in illicit salamander goods. Federal
officials are looking into a connection between
the thefts and overseas terrorist groups that plot
to destabilize the city government and to
instigate civil unrest.
Salamander
population declines A recent
survey shows that the salamander population has
declined within the last year. Surveyors refer to
the 'squish data' collected of salamanders run
over while attempting to cross the road. Local
apartment and condo owners cite the reason for the
decline as being a poor habitat of mud, slime,
moss and no indoor plumbing nor basic cable
service. |
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Union
of Costume Mothers
updated one day ago |
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UCM
lobbies State Legislators
-Montgomery, Ala.- Union of Costume Mothers
officials continued in their lobbying efforts to
pass a bill to improve their working conditions.
Union leaders claim that their members are subject
to little or no pay, long overtime hours, numerous
on the job injuries, capricious management
decisions and an indifferent clientele.
Legislators said they would begin the bill review
process after they figure out a way to work around the State Constitution.
Local production
jeopardized A Cleburne County
junior high school theatrical production was
severely jeopardize when the lone costume mother
collapsed from the rigors of the job. The
overworked mother was hospitalized with a
combination of physical injuries, including an
uncounted number of pinpricks in her fingers, and
emotional exhaustion suffered from the constant
berating from parents and school staff. With the
lost of such a key position the cast of 7th and
8th grade students had to perform "Anne Of A
Thousand Days" while clad in threadbare jeans
and t-shirts decorated with Nike logos. |
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nbc13.com-Weather
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| Severe
weather advisory for the NBC 13 viewing area
Jerry Tracey says a big storm is moving through
the Birmingham area and yikes! a tree just blew
past my window. |
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