coping
Sunday, February 10th, 2008The mechanism
involves talk therapy and
chocolate ice cream.
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The mechanism
involves talk therapy and
chocolate ice cream.
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bug but the misery it
brings to attitudes.
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mercy, yet the day started
out with such promise.
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Sphere: Related ContentAny idiot can blog. Don’t believe me? See for yourself at next week’s panel.
As part of its monthly meeting, the Alabama chapter of the Public Relations Society of America will sponsor “To Blog or Not to Blog?” a discussion of whether corporations should blog.
The panelists:
• John Archibald writes a thrice-weekly column for the Birmingham News, which can be found in the Metro section and on his blog. For example, he exposed Mayor Langford’s election payoff of local media personalities to attack other candidates and the newspaper.
• André Natta founded the Terminal, an online publication about Birmingham and the surrounding area. He also writes on his personal site, Dre’s Ramblings.
• And me.
(Hint: I’ll be the one without the beard.)
The moderator:
• Carl Carter, of Carter-Harwell Public Relations, writes on his business blog Over Coffee and his personal site, the Carter Family Workbench.
The event, $14 at the door, takes place at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Alabama Power Metro Auditorium, 1313 Sixth Ave. N. To reserve your spot, fill out the form. The deadline is noon Friday.
The blogosphere has spoken.
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cool remove, neither come nor
go nor stay … away.
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Sphere: Related ContentGrowing discontent
spreads throughout the land, burning
down useless relics.
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Mike Huckabee has won the Republican primary in Alabama. He has 41 percent of the votes with 99 percent of the boxes counted. CNN says that he’ll win 14 delegates, while John McCain (at 37 percent) will win 13 delegates.
Barack Obama has won the state’s Democratic primary. He has 56 percent of the votes with 99 percent of the boxes counted. CNN projects that he’ll earn 20 delegates, while Hillary Clinton, with 42 percent of the vote, will earn 21(!) delegates.
Also, Birmingham city council member William Bell has won Place 1 on the Jefferson County Commission.
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By Ginny
It’s every man/woman for him/herself on “The Biggest Loser.”
Plus, the Bama Slammers — Roger Shultz of Enterprise and Trent Patterson — swap gray shirts for blue. Can Appomattox be far behind?
An uncivil war, after the jump …
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Polls are open in Alabama, now until 7 tonight. Go vote.
We’ll have the results as they’re available tonight and Wednesday.
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mail, a small reward to the
earliest filer.
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Sphere: Related ContentSuper Duper Tuesday is almost here, your chance to pick a President. Are you ready to hit the polls?
A: Don’t just guess the location: Make the call today to find out. Jefferson County: 325-5550, Jefferson County (Bessemer only): 481-4105, Shelby County: 669-3913.
Q: What can I expect to see on the ballots?
A: Check out the sample ballots (PDF) by congressional district [map] and party …
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funniest Bowl ads, and who
you’ll vote for Tuesday.
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Sphere: Related ContentBoundaries between
work and recreation blur
so much, it’s all work.
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Sphere: Related ContentTeams may clash on field,
but table shows harmony
of homemade dishes.
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Sphere: Related ContentGet ready for the last-minute push, Alabama, from the would-be POTUSes.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will stop by Birmingham on Monday, or in religious circles, Super Duper Tuesday Eve. Details to follow.
Bill Clinton, stumping for Hillary, added a Birmingham stop on Saturday at Knox-Windham Gym on the Miles College campus [map]. The free event takes place at 12:30 p.m.
As previously reported, Mike Huckabee returns to Alabama on Saturday, with a stop at noon in Tuscaloosa. And John McCain will be in Birmingham at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sheraton. Both events are free.
A reminder: Absentee ballots must be postmarked by Monday. Because the rest of us vote on Tuesday.
Have you made up your mind yet? Who’s your pick for prez?
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