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The Ramble: Inclusion or apology? A question for Birmingham's council
The nuances of the 2007 mayoral campaign in Birmingham, Alabama have begun, despite efforts to the contrary. Though it speaks to a much broader issue. Councilwoman Valerie Abbott presented a resolutio… more →
Dre's Ramblings
"Sunny Days on Sundays, Everything's A-OK!"
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Chelsea Ward wrote 2 weeks ago: I love “Sesame Street” a lot. Hence the title of my post, which was inspired by the lyri … more →
Chocolate at 2 a.m.
misslawren wrote 1 year ago: All of us grasping for the original. Looking for something to make our own. Are we aware it’s … more →
The Ramble: Is it really all about the "dome"?
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Andre wrote 2 years ago: The numerous online forums here in town are always interesting to click through, especially when the … more →
The Ramble: There's not one solution to this traffic issue
Andre wrote 2 years ago: People may be looking at this elevated highway issue the wrong way. When the issue was first discuss … more →
The Ramble: Reflections on the fan's reflections on the radio carousel
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Thanks to all that have stumbled across this blog as a result of this story. I hope that you’r … more →
The Ramble: Other thoughts on recent discussion of Sidewalk
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Here are some links to the latest entries regarding the resignation of Sidewalk Moving Picture Festi … more →
The Ramble: OK, let's see what apples to apples tells us about City Stages
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: I was preparing to post about the firing of Mike Shula from Alabama. I’m saving that one for t … more →
The Ramble: Results from the partisan shell game
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: The results are in… While we here at the Ramblings are not normally into the nuts and bolts of … more →
Thursday Three? OK, I'll bite
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: I am a regular reader of the Axis of Weevil Thursday Three over on Possumblog, though I never try to … more →
The Ramble: Supporting the future of arts and culture in Birmingham, this week and onward
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: The return of the Brewhaha Now that the weather’s starting to feel more like fall (at least in the m … more →
A glimpse at a blogger's hometown
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: It was definitely a much-needed trip home this past weekend. During the course of the next few days … more →
The Ramble: Can the News' old building be saved? Some suggestions...
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Yesterday, the Design Review Committee unanimously denied the request by the Birmingham News to demo … more →
The Ramble: Two years after moving here, what's on Dre's mind?
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Today marks two years since I officially became a full time resident of the City of Birmingham as I … more →
The Ramble: Can you really build your way out of a traffic problem?
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: An article in yesterday’s Birmingham News spoke of an engineering plan that will call for a four-lan … more →
The Ramble: Shall we overcome?
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: I haven’t written a true Ramble in a long time and I’m somewhat hesitant to post this one. Hearing a … more →
The Ramble: An update on Torme’s, a New Beginning for an area school, & Frank’s getting a Bobblehead night on my birthday!
Andre wrote 3 years ago: An update on Torme’s It appears that the crew interviewing Merv Torme was more interested in his com … more →
The Ramble: "Hey Kids! What time is it?"
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: While driving back from Chicago, I listened intently to a few NPR stories. This is after I listened … more →
One year later: Just Cruising Along...
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Today’s picture has no immediate relevance to today’s post, at least not at first glance. Curtis rem … more →
The Ramble: What can we do about transit?
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Andre wrote 3 years ago: Darrell Howard, the principal transportation planner for the Regional Planning Commission of Greater … more →
