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Garden Goings On by Paula Barnett-Ellis and Sherry Blanton
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Recent Blog Posts
Dejar de ser flaco by Vanda7
Aug 21, 2012 | 
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En realidad para muchos es bueno, pero para un hombre ser demasiado flaco es malo. No luces poderoso, no impresionas a las chicas. Por lo tanto, debes comenzar a trabajar de forma constante haciendo pesas y con las rutinas adecuadas, para poder llegar a tener el cuerpo que siempre has soñado. | 6 | 
Kudzu takes over by Ben_CunninghamAug 21, 2012 |
I stopped by Cooter Brown's Rib Shack in Jacksonville last night, for the last few minutes of Back Forty Beer 's tap takeover. The restaurant had added Back Forty's Kudzu Porter to its row of tap handles for the evening (the Gadsden brewery's Naked Pig Pale Ale, Freckle Belly IPA and Truck Sto... | 6 |
Another round by Ben_Cunningham
Aug 20, 2012 |
A lot can change in four years. At the end of 2008, I said goodbye to Pitcher This , the column and blog I'd started the year before about beer. For most of the time I spent writing about beer back then, there were no breweries bottling beer in Alabama. Today there are at least nine. People ... | 7 | 
Hummingbirds by SherryBlantonAug 20, 2012 |
There is a battle raging under our kitchen window. A small group of hummingbirds seem to be waging a war to have dibs on the feeder. I have read that hummingbirds are a bit territorial and can be aggressive with each other when it comes to sharing the feeder. For many years for that very reason ... | 14 |
Applying The Cure by JohnBagwell
Aug 18, 2012 |
Imagine a person with symptoms they have been dealing with their entire life. Every year, they are more and more miserable. Something is making them severely sick, but they refuse to go to a doctor. They never really know what is wrong, but they do their best to treat their symptoms their ow... | 22 |
What's brewing by Ben_Cunningham
Aug 17, 2012 |
So, here’s the first entry at The Bitter End, my return to beer reportage for The Star. I’ll post a more complete introduction later, but right now there’s actual news to report. There are three beer events coming up in Calhoun County in the next few weeks, one of them in just a few days. Mo... | 7 | 
Iklan Internet Murah Efektif Berkualitas Indonesia. by ojelhtcAug 17, 2012 |
Iklan Internet Murah Efektif Berkualitas Indonesia Ada baiknya juga kalau kita lebih akrab berkenalan dahulu dengan SITTI sebagai Situs Iklan Internet Murah Efektif Berkualitas Indonesia ini. SITTI adalah Sebuah Start Up lokal Yang bergerak sebagai penyedia layanan di bidang pe... | 7 |
What book(s) influenced you? by StarEditorBobDavis
Aug 16, 2012 |
Since Mitt Romney selected Paul Ryan as his VP, the books of Ayn Rand have become a trending topic. That's because U.S. Rep. Ryan, R-Wisc., has famously and repeatedly cited Rand's works as highly influential in his development. In a 2005 speech Ryan said: "[T]he reason I got involved in publ... | 16 |
shamballa bracelet----cheap but impressive christmas gift by PCLinuxOS
Aug 14, 2012 |
Can't decide what to put on your christmas list?If you are looking for the cheap but impressive christmas gifts,it is something that you get what you pay for.But this does not hold true for gifts.Price alone does not justify its value.A gift conveying personal concern for the recipients can reall... | 7 |
A "Chick-fil-A Day" Post Script by JohnBagwell
Aug 11, 2012 |
With the Olympic games nearing an end, and the announcement of the Republican choice for Vice-President headlining the news, much of the furor of "Chick-fil-A Day" is over. There may be a few reverberations and after-shocks, but for the most part, the nation is looking ahead to the election. ... | 45 | Follow Us
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| 1 | | HOT BLAST: Getting on track for bike tourism
Jun 19, 2013 | 27 views |
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Passengers board an Amtrak train during its stop at the Anniston station. (Anniston Star photo by Stephen Gross)
The problem is only a few Amtrak routes allow passengers to bring their bicycles on board unless they are boxed up like luggage.
This report, however, finds "Amtrak is seeing increased demand for walk-on bike service across the United States."
The good news for Anniston and bike tourism is, "Steve Kulm, a spokesman for Amtrak, said the agency is looking for opportunities to retrofit train cars to allow more convenient bike transport."
Gov. Bentley, Sen. Shelby and President Obama in Tuscaloosa in 2011
President Obama and Gov. Bentley in Tuscaloosa in 2011
