binders of women
Wednesday, October 17th, 2012Motherhood, sharing,
oppression, resilience, wiles,
nurturing and love.
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Motherhood, sharing,
oppression, resilience, wiles,
nurturing and love.
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The current zips through
invisibly, electric
mayhem seeks outlet.
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The players waited
nervously to bat, while the
manager crunched stats.
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Worry crossed the brow
of the mathematician
learning to pole dance.
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The small plastic scale
dutifully pointed to
ounces sans judgment.
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They discussed the world’s
affairs over the clatter
of the coffee beans.
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The way to riches
is down the aisle to marry
a wealthy old fool.
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The pachyderm sweats
over every stomped mouse and
fat joke ever heard.
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Two different elections took place across the Birmingham area today.
First, mayoral race runoff winners for cities in Jefferson and Shelby Counties:
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| Alabaster: Marty Handlon Brighton: Barbara Watkins Fairfield: Kenneth Coachman Helena: Mark Hall Irondale: Tommy Joe Alexander |
Leeds: David Miller Montevallo: Hollie Cost Tarrant: Loxcil Tuck Trafford: Clint Daniels |
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And in the Birmingham $150 million bond referendum:
Next: The general election takes place Nov. 6.
Update: Oct. 11: Voter turnout for the Birmingham bond referendum was below 10 percent.
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Parking within the
stripes and letting fire trucks
and police cars through.
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Ennui, then blackout,
then worry, then terror, then
exhaustion, now safe.
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The players spent their
later years in concussive
haze. The helmets? Fine.
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One month till Election Day.
To aid your trip to the polls, we have the sample ballots for Jefferson and Shelby Counties for the general election. (The 180-page Jefferson County ballot has a version for every district.)
Know the candidates. Study the 11 state amendments. Be an informed voter.
Also, check out the Alabama Voter Guide, with voting procedures and frequently asked questions.
For easier viewing, you can print, download or zoom to full screen with each ballot.
Election Day is Nov. 6.
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Sample ballots for all 67 counties.
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Jefferson County
Shelby County
Alabama Voter Guide 2012
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Viewers tuned in to
see the spectacle, finding
reruns of concepts.
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Video: A look at Birmingham’s $150 million bond referendum
on Tuesday
Birmingham-area residents won’t have to wait till November to visit the polls. August had municipal races, September had a state referendum, and October …
This month is special, with two dates and three different elections. It’s like Christmas for voters. A horrible, horrible out-of-season Christmas.
Tuesday: Suburban residents will choose mayors in these runoff races:
Also, city council runoff elections will take place in various suburbs.
The winners will be sworn in Nov. 5.
In a separate decision, Birmingham residents will vote on a $150 million bond for capital improvements.
Oct. 23: Another trip to the polls for Birminghamians to pick officers for the 99 neighborhood associations. The officers serve 2-year terms.
For more information on polling places, call the Mayor’s Office of Citizen’s Assistance, at (205) 254-2806. Or contact your neighborhood association president.
Polls will be open on both days from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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