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Alabama General:     more books (100)

After Wallace: The 1986 Contest for Governor and Political Change in Alabama by Patrick R. Cotter, James Glen Stovall, 2009-09-28 Hammer and Hoe: Alabama Communists During the Great Depression (Fred W. Morrison Series in Southern Studies) by Robin D. G. Kelley, 1990-11-16 University of Alabama 2007 (College Prowler) by Merrick Wiedrich, 2006-07-01 101 Reasons to Love Alabama Football by Ron Green Jr., 2009-09-01 Alabama Workers' Compensation Law And Handbook by Robert W. Lee, Steven W. Ford, 2004-10 The Disintegration of a Confederate State: Three Governors and Alabama's Wartime Home Front, 1861-1865 by Malcolm Cook McMillan, 1986-10 Alabama Property Rights and Remedies by Jesse P., III Evans, 2004-05 Civil War Records of Jefferson County, Alabama by Marilyn Davis Barefield, 1993-02 Electronic Computation: Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Electronic Computation : Uab Continuing Education Center, University of Alabama at Birmingham, February 23-26, by Conference on Electronic Computation 1986 University of Alabama at bi, Kenneth M. Will, 1986-12 The Best of Alabama: E-Z Play Today Volume 124 (EZ Play Today) by Alabama, 1985-02-01 Alabama -- Dancin' on the Boulevard: Piano/Vocal/Chords by Alabama, 1997-10-01 Studies In Southern And Alabama History (1905) by Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 2010-09-10 Alabama -- In Pictures: Piano/Vocal/Chords by Alabama, 1995-12-01 Constitution Of The State Of Alabama: As Adopted By The Constitutional Convention, September 3, 1901, And In Effect November 28, 1901 (1901) by Alabama Constitutional Convention, 2010-05-22

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81. Section Of Medical Informatics, Division Of General Internal Medicine
    Information about the Curriculum in Medical Informatics, research and Health Informatics at the Universit Category Health Medicine Informatics AcademicSection of Medical Informatics Division of general Internal Medicine. Copyright(c) The University of alabama School of Medicine http//www.uab.edu/medinfo  
    http://www.uab.edu/medinfo/

82. UAB Child Development Center PTA
    Birgmingham, alabama. Minutes of meetings, general information.  
    http://myschoolonline.com/site/0,1876,7594-128547-7-4488,00.html

83. Weather - Huntsville, AL - Grizzly Web Links
    Links to specific weather pages for Huntsville and Northern alabama and weather sites in general, from Grizzly Web Links.  
    http://GrizzlyWeb.com/links/weather.asp?loc=al_huntsville

84. Alabama Sports Festival Official Site
    primary). Commercial general Liability protection is provided. Doesthe alabama Sports Festival provide Housing and Food? Athletes  
    http://www.alagames.com/faq/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Alabama Sports Festival program, an effort of the Alabama Sports Festival, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, instills in our athletes the importance of academic excellence, good citizenship and provide opportunities to compete in Olympic-style games. The Alabama Sports Festival is officially recognized as a United States Olympic Committee State Games Program Participant and is part of a nationwide network of State Games. All Alabama residents, college students and military personnel who have lived in the state of Alabama for at least 30 days prior to the day of competition, if they meet the specific requirements for their sport they are eligible to compete. Alabama residents attending college or serving in the military in another state are also eligible to compete. Participants in developing individual sports residing on a neighboring state line can compete.

85. Archgis
    general overview of the use of Geographic Information Systems in archaeology. Hosted by the University of alabama Office of Archaeological Research.  
    http://museums.ua.edu/oar/archgis.shtml
    
    Extractions: Contracts/Grants Curation Staff Publications ... OAR Home GIS in Archaeology Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software provides archaeologists with a powerful set of tools for management, analysis and research of cultural resources. The power of GIS lies in the ability to link objects on a map to a database, combining the graphical display of data with database query and analysis functionality. Similar objects are grouped into layers, which can be turned on or off for mapping. The map below has several different layers, with the Alabama State Site File layer on top, then roads, major bodies of water (turned off) and a series of digital topographic maps as a base layer. Using GIS software, we can pan and zoom across the state to a particular area of interest, and identify features on the various map layers. The identify results window displays the attributes for site 1Ca5 stored in the Site File database. Once a GIS layer is built, the spatial relationships between mapped features can be analyzed for patterns not readily apparent if the underlying data were viewed in tabular format. Archaeologists can analyze geographic data within a single layer, such as the site distribution maps below, or the relationship between multiple layers to examine how environmental variables like topography, soil type, or distance to water affect site location. Geographic analysis can be conducted at most any scale, from site specific (including three dimensional data) to regional or statewide as with the Alabama State Site File.

86. Tile.net
    general discussionin the state of alabama. URL alabama.general. Documents Moderated TILE.NET/NEWS The Reference to Usenet Newsgroups.  
    http://www.tile.net/news/showlists.php?news_id=6862

87. MCH3
    Contacts and general information for the Magic City Hash House Harriers, a club devoted to running Hare and Hounds trails in Birmingham, alabama, since 1989.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/nlaiii/mch3.html
    
    Extractions: htmlAdWH('7003189', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002134', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help MCH3 MAGIC CITY HASH HOUSE HARRIERS DRINKERS WITH A RUNNING PROBLEM SERVING THE MAGIC CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA HASHLINE (205) 942-MCH3 GRAND MASTER (DEEP DO DO) (205) 871-4815 PAST GRAND MASTER (CREEK CHEEKS) (205) 956-9940 Dear Friends and fellow hashers Thank you for your inquiry regarding our hash group. WE HAVE RUNS EVERY WEEKEND. FOR LOCATIONS AND TIMES PLEASE CALL THE HASH-LINE (205)942-mch3 OTHER WEEKDAY HASHES MAY HAPPEN ALSO. CALL HOTLINE FOR DATES AND TIMES. EVERY OCTOBER THE GARY HALE MEMORIAL HASH (OUR ORIGINAL FOUNDER) MAY HE HASH IN THE AFTERLIFE. STARTING AT THE FOUNTAIN ON 5POINTS SOUTH CHECH HOTLINE FOR TIME . OCTOBER 18TH EVERY AUGUST (ABOUT MID AUGUST) DOG DAZE HASH (RECTAL MAINIAC'S ANNUAL HOTTER THAN HELL RUN. BUT THIS IS NOT ONE TO MISS. ALLWAYS GOOD TRAIL AND GOOD BEER..though he has retired, we still have this great run.... HOLLOWEEN PUBCRAWL PLANNED... . PLEASE CUMM IN COSTUME. CHECK HASHLINE FOR LOCATION AND TIME..942-MCH3 2001 OCTOBERFEAST RUN IN MUNICH 2000 OCTOBERFEAST RUN IN MUNICH Neal Andrews (DEEP DO DO) Grand master

88. Myers, Wilson - For Attorney General Of Alabama
    Campaign website of Libertarian candidate for alabama Attorney general.  
    http://www.wmforag.com/

89. Stir The Fire Ministry - Dr. Bill Phares
    An evangelistic organization founded by Dr. Bill Phares, general Evangelist in the North alabama Conference.  
    http://www.gbgm-umc.org/stirthefire/
    
    Extractions: Dr. Bill Phares with one purpose: To proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who have never heard and to stir churches to greater evangelistic and missions outreach. Responding to God's call to full-time evangelism, Bill Phares was appointed in 1998 as a General Evangelist in the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church, following 20 years of pastoral ministry. This web site is meant to serve with the same spirit as the Stir the Fire Ministry, to lift up Jesus Christ and to create a renewed spirit of evangelism and missions outreach. The space for this web site has been provided courtesy of: The General Board of Global Ministries,The United Methodist Church.

90. The Political Graveyard Alabama State Attorneys General
    alabama State Attorneys general. Index Sought. alabama State Attorneysgeneral, 18721997 (May be incomplete!) Alexander Beaufort Meek 183?  
    http://politicalgraveyard.com/geo/AL/ofc/attygn.html

91. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Phenix City, Alabama
    This site tells about not only St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Phenix City, AL, but the Episcopal Church in general. Easy to navigate.  
    http://www.goatrock.com/ssec/1.html
    
    Extractions: Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church serves the Chattahoochee Valley Area of Alabama and Georgia. Members are from Phenix City, Salem, Smiths, Opelika, and Auburn in Alabama; and Columbus, Cataula, and Fortson in Georgia. Worship is inter-generational and informal. Three Sunday services seek to accommodate the work schedules of the congregation. Children are welcome and encouraged to attend the services.

92. RollTide.com | University Of Alabama Official Athletic Site
    general Information. The official letter of acceptance from the University ofAlabama Admissions Office must be attached to their cabaret application.  
    http://www.rolltide.com/Cheerleaders/6994.asp
    
    Extractions: General Information CRIMSON CABARET INFORMATION We operate with a minimum of twelve girls that perform at all men’s home basketball games, as well as at special events throughout the school year. Our dance team attends UDA College Dance camp each summer and has the option of competing for a spot at the National UDA Dance Team Competition in Orlando, Florida. TRYOUT INFORMATION Cabaret try-outs for current University students, transfer students, and incoming freshman are held annually in April. Current students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better. Transfer students and incoming freshmen must have already been accepted to the University. The official letter of acceptance from the University of Alabama Admissions Office must be attached to their cabaret application. Interested students should contact the cabaret office in mid-January at 205-348-3636 to receive a try-out application. A three-day clinic will be conducted during which contestants will learn material for try-outs and review basic dance skills. A list of the try-out requirements is attached. No names will be taken prior to mid-January and no applications will be accepted after March 30th. Summer Camp Early Registration Form

93. Deep South Malamute Rescue
    Georgia/alabama organization features dogs available for adoption, online adoption application, general information to assist in deciding if a Malamute is the right dog for you.  
    http://www.GeorgiaMalamute.Org

94. RollTide.com | University Of Alabama Official Athletic Site
    general Information. Advertisers Privacy Policy Trademark Licensing RollTide.comis the official web site of University of alabama Intercollegiate Athletics  
    http://www.rolltide.com/Cheerleaders/6991.asp
    
    Extractions: General Information CHEERLEADING INFORMATION Our cheerleading program consists of two squads: Junior Varsity (6 females and six males) and Varsity (7 females and 7 males). We also have two mascots (Big Al) for our Varsity squad and one for the JV squad. The JV squad cheers for women’s basketball and gymnastics, as well as, all home and Birmingham football games. Varsity cheers for football and men’s basketball. Members of both squads are eligible for spots on our Nationals squad. Cheerleaders are expected to schedule their classes around the practice times determined by the coach. In addition to practice time, cheerleaders are required to attend weight-lifting and aerobics sessions. TRYOUT INFORMATION The try-outs for both squads are in April of each year. Incoming freshmen and transfer students who have been accepted to the University may try out. Varsity candidates must be current University students, transfer students, or incoming freshmen who have cheered on a competitive coed high school squad.

95. Tribe Of Christ - A Native American Church
    Leeds, alabama (Native American). general information, statement of belief, thoughts on the one God, archive of teachings, directions to the church, form for prayer requests, and links.  
    http://www.tribeofchrist.com/

96. Machining (General) Pavilion, Alabama Hall Of Metalworking
    alabama Hall of Metalworking Machining (general) Pavilion.  
    http://plantfloor.com/states/al/al_metalworking_mchg_general.htm
    
    Extractions: Caution! The "All Firms" pavilions for some areas may be slow to load. This way to the: The PlantFloor Teleportal(tm) Main Lobby Metalworking Halls and Pavilions Job Opportunities The Gift Shops ... Phone Directories Information presented here may be inaccurate, misleading, and even fraudulent. We have not verified any of the data that may be presented herein or on other sites that may be linked.We make no warranties or guarantees regarding the information; the companies listed; any goods or services that may be offered; or anything presented by companies indicated here, or available through links from PlantFloor Teleportal (tm) . We make no offer to present information exactly as it may be provided to it. Information presented here may differ from that provided to it.

97. Chappell's Family Karate
    School timetable, instructor profile, programs, awards and general information. Also teaches self defense. Located in Harselle, alabama.  
    http://www.chappellsfamilykarate.com
    
    Extractions: It is also a great way to burn off energy and develop increased coordination and flexibility. Chappell's offers a great 3 lesson trial program, complete with a free uniform for just $14.95! Find out more! "I will develop myself in a positive manner and avoid anything that could reduce my mental or physical health." "I will develop self-discipline in order to bring out the best in myself and others." "I will use common sense before self defense, and never be abusive or offensive." "This is a Black Belt School - we are dedicated - we are motivated - we are on a quest to be the best. KIYA!" This page is designed and maintained by Katriona Skye of Skye Realm.

98. Alabama Alcoholics Anonymous Central Offices And Intergroups
    Central offices, intergroups, answering services, and hotlines for all of alabama. By general Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous.  
    http://www.aa.org/default/US_CtrOffice/al.html
    
    Extractions: FOURTH DISTRICT CENTRAL OFFICE P.O. BOX 8091 ANNISTON AL 36202 256 236-3190 Toll Free 888 489-9554 BIRMINGHAM INTERGROUP 2012 14TH AVE SO BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 205 933-8964 WIREGRASS INTERGROUP PO BOX 1931 DOTHAN AL 36302 334 792-3422 HUNTSVILLE INTERGROUP 3322 MEMORIAL PKWY SW RM 225 HUNTSVILLE AL 35805 256 885-0323 MOBILE EASTERN SHORE AREA INTGP C.O. INC 600 BEL AIR BLVD STE 224 MOBILE AL 36606 251 479-9994 MONTGOMERY AREA INTERGROUP 2600 EAST SOUTH BLVD SUITE 106 MONTGOMERY AL 36116 24 HR ANSWERING SERVICE 334 281-2424 E-mail: mgmigco@knology.net NORTHWEST ALABAMA INTERGROUP P O BOX 3271 MUSCLE SHOALS AL 35662-3271 205 386-0663 REVISED March 18, 2003 Home

99. Rural Community Fire Protection Institute
    Provides information to rural fire fighters, the general public, local government officials, and the alabama legislature. Includes Board of Directors, legislation, links, awards, sponsor program and calendar of events.  
    http://www.rcfpi.com/

100. Alabama Space Grant Consortium
     Public Relations general, The North alabama Regional Science Center is conductinghands-on activities for the community with sponsorship from ASGC.  
     http://www.uah.edu/ASGC/pr/general.shtml
     
     Extractions: The ASGC has a strong commitment to improving the public understanding of science. Consortium member institutions lend their support, personnel and facilities to projects that serve the public at large through courses, lectures, science fairs and educational programming for television and radio. These activities generally occur outside a formal education setting. The consortium has developed presentation materials in space-related areas. Sponsorship of the National Public Radio program StarDate throughout the state has increased awareness of the consortium's activities. The North Alabama Regional Science Center is conducting hands-on activities for the community with sponsorship from ASGC.

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