Birmingham, Missouri


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    City Description

    Birmingham is a village in Clay County, Missouri, United States. The population was 214 at the 2000 census. Birmingham is located at 39°10′0″N 94°27′7″W / 39.16667, -94.45194 (39.166653, -94.451845). According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 0.5 square miles (1.3 km²), all of it land. Birmingham is entirely surrounded by Kansas City. As of the census of 2000, there were 214 people, 82 households, and 56 families residing in the village. The population density was 419.5 people per square mile (162.0/km²). There were 89 housing units at an average density of 174.4/sq mi (67.4/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 97.66% White, 0.93% African American, and 1.40% from two or more races. There were 82 households out of which 42.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 52.4% were married couples living together, 8.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 31.7% were non-families. 24.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 7.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.61 and the average family size was 3.20. In the village the population was spread out with

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    City Contained By:

    • Clay County
    • Missouri

    Timezones:

    • Central Time zone

    Size:

    • 1.29499405517 km squared

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    who in birmingham alabama can help me get home to missouri?
    Question:
    My man and I are stranded in Bham and we are trying to get help to go home. I'm six months pregnant and no one seems to want to help us... Any suggestions?

    Answer:
    What about calling his or your family to wire or send money to yall..

    I might be moving to either Tuscaloosa or Birmingham Alabama, which is the best place to live?
    Question:
    I am single working woman with eldery parents whom live with me. I was curious to what area in and around Tuscaloosa/Birmingham would be a good place to live. How is the climate in both? We currently live in Mid Missouri. Brrrrrrrr.

    Answer:
    I recommend one of the municipalities outside of the Birmingham city limits -- Vestavia Hills, Hoover, Mountain Brook to the south or Gardendale, Fultondale, Mount Olive to the north -- stay away from the downtown area of the city -- it's not the safest place to be or live, and there is NO place to shop. I live in Hoover, which is about 10 miles south of downtown, and I work downtown. I've never even been to Tuscaloosa even though I've lived here now for 18 years. I do know it's a college town. The University of Alabama is there. The climate is typical southeastern US -- it's HOT in the summer, and just right in the spring, fall and winter. I was born in Birmingham, grew up in Ft. Lauderdale, and moved back to Birmingham in 1990.

    Can anyone recommend a decent, reasonably-priced hotel between Tupelo, MS & Birmingham, AL?
    Question:
    Traveling from mid-Missouri to Atlanta, GA in a few weeks. Based on our schedule, we need to stay overnight between Tupelo, MS and Birmingham, AL. We planned to overnight in Birmingham, but I think we will need a break before then. Have checked out hotels online in some small towns between, but all seem to have VERY bad reviews. Any help would be appreciated!

    Answer:
    Looks like the Days Inn in Hamilton, AL has decent reviews

    Why is Detroit considered the most dangerous city in USA for 2007?
    Question:
    Ranked Most Dangerous 1. Detroit, Michigan 2. St. Louis, Missouri 3. Flint, Michigan 4. Oakland, California 5. Camden, New Jersey 6. Birmingham, Alabama 7. North Charleston, South Carolina 8. Memphis, Tennessee 9. Richmond, California 10. Cleveland, Ohio

    Answer:
    because so many people are unemployment, and gang fight gang for drug deal.

    Why are these cities the most violent in America?
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    1. Detroit, Michigan 2. St. Louis, Missouri 3. Flint, Michigan 4. Oakland, California 5. Camden, New Jersy 6. Birmingham, Alabama 7. North Charleston, South Carolina 8. Memphis, Tennessee 9. Richmond, California 10. Cleveland, Ohio

    Answer:
    got more violent people and if i tell you who they will delete my answer.

    Can we visit a church of Scientology?
    Question:
    Our house closes in 4 days and we want to travel from Birmingham, Alabama to St. Louis, Missouri. We are considering moving to St. Louis. We researched religions/churches, property taxes, homeschooling laws (we've homeschooled our 4 sons for 15 years now), and climate, and we came up with St. Louis. My husband was offered a transfer through his company if he wanted Chicago, but the taxes were too high there. We did drive up there to visit and it is a wonderful place. If we show up in St. Louis this coming weekend, can we go to a Sunday service? St. Louis also has a CCHR chapter. Do they have meetings or is it mostly an online group? We really want to support any group that is against labeling and drugging children. We want to relocate so that we can get involved. Thanks for your help

    Answer:
    Anytime :-)

    Republicans love America, so what about all the liberal cities like...?
    Question:
    ...these, ranked as the 25 most liberal cities in America? 1 Detroit Michigan 2 Gary Indiana 3 Berkeley California 4 Washington, D.C. Dist. of Columbia 5 Oakland California 6 Inglewood California 7 Newark New Jersey 8 Cambridge Massachusetts 9 San Francisco California 10 Flint Michigan 11 Cleveland Ohio 12 Hartford Connecticut 13 Paterson New Jersey 14 Baltimore Maryland 15 New Haven Connecticut 16 Seattle Washington 17 Chicago Illinois 18 Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19 Birmingham Alabama 20 St. Louis Missouri 21 New York New York 22 Providence Rhode Island 23 Minneapolis Minnesota 24 Boston Massachusetts 25 Buffalo New York http://www.govpro.com/News/Article/31439/ Do Republicans love these cities? Or just the rest of America? Elana, Republicans are the ones saying they love America, unless you know of some who are saying otherwise... it's not a generalization. Smith, good to hear it. And I'm sure the 25 most liberal cities in the US are happy for your support and affection.

    Answer:
    Republicans are in the process of destroying this country, ruining our reputation for Democracy, freedom and common decency as well as systematically taking away our civil liberties and dismantling The United States Constitution.

    Any advice on picking colleges?
    Question:
    Here's a list of colleges that have emailed/mailed me (all end with university or college): Austin, Baylor, Birmingham-Southern, Boston, Brown, Case Western Reserve, Centenary, Christian Bros., CO School of Mines, Colgate, Columbia, Fordham, Illinois Wesleyan, Kettering, New York, Rhodes, Rice, Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, Chicago, Trinity, Tulane, Missouri-Rolla, Miami, Rochester, Washington and Lee, and (finally) Washington in St. Louis. I'm a sophmore, from Louisiana, and I have an interest in engineering (either mechanical, automotive, or test). Anyone have any advice with a major in engineering? Advice from people who CURRENTLY major in engineering would be a huge help.

    Answer:
    One thing you will definitely want to consider is how set you really are on engineering. Some schools, especially technical schools may be the best for your interest in engineering, but if you try it and decide against it, there aren't many other strong programs at the school. If you are set on it, obviously you will want to enter the top programs, top engineering schools like MIT or CalTech, which are very selective. It's up to you how focused or broad you want your academic experience to be. As far as doing a college search, collegeboard.com has a search feature in which you enter criteria such as cost, distance, program of choice, extracurriculars, etc. and it will give you good matches for what you want.

    master list of colleges. which ones are hard/easy to get into?
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    i want to transfer schools for computer science to to get the hell out of new jersey. here are the colleges in gre guide's top 100 list of computer science schools. which ones are hard and which ones are easy to get into? oUniversity of Texas – Austin oUniversity of Illinois – Urbana – Champaign oUniversity of Maryland oGeorgia Tech oUniversity of Arizona oUniversity of Virginia oOhio State University oUniversity of Pittsburgh oSyracuse University oUniversity of Florida oMichigan State University oNorth Carolina State University oArizona State University oTexas A & M University – College Station oUniversity of Kentucky oVirginia Tech oUniversity of Kansas oUniversity of Alabama - Birmingham oUniversity of South Carolina oFlorida State University oUniversity of Oklahoma oUniversity of Missouri- Rolla oOklahoma State University oIowa State University

    Answer:
    For Comp Sci look at Texas at Austin, Georgia Tech and Virginaia Tech if you can get in to those. Texas at Austin is a good one because of so many employers in the area. Although Id guess these are harder. Other than those, you may found those in southern states are easier to get into. Also you may want to look into ones that have programs in hot fields like gaming, virtual worlds and genetics/bioinformatics.

    College basketball weekend predictions?
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    Pick the winner of these marquee matchups for the weekend. Person closest gets the points. My pick's in parenthesis. 1. Indiana at Kentucky (Indiana) 2. (11) Wisconsin at (17) Marquette (Wisconsin) 3. Missouri at Purdue (Purdue) 4. (6) Texas A&M at (1) UCLA (UCLA) 5. DePaul at Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) 6. Cincinnati at Temple (Cincy) 7. (15) Butler at Indiana State (Butler) 8. (24) Xavier at Creighton (Creighton) 9. (13) Washington at (18) Gonzaga (Washington) 10. (23) Maryland at Boston College (Maryland) 11. (9) LSU at Texas (LSU)

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    College basketball weekend predictions? Pick the winner of these marquee matchups for the weekend. Person closest gets the points. My pick's in parenthesis. Kentucky Wisconsin Missouri UCLA DePaul Temple Butler Xavier Gonzaga Boston College LSU

    hard to get into these colleges?
    Question:
    i want to transfer schools for computer science to to get the hell out of new jersey. here are the colleges in gre guide's top 100 list of computer science schools. which ones are hard and which ones are easy to get into? oUniversity of Texas – Austin oUniversity of Illinois – Urbana – Champaign oUniversity of Maryland oGeorgia Tech oUniversity of Arizona oUniversity of Virginia oOhio State University oUniversity of Pittsburgh oSyracuse University oUniversity of Florida oMichigan State University oNorth Carolina State University oArizona State University oTexas A & M University – College Station oUniversity of Kentucky oVirginia Tech oUniversity of Kansas oUniversity of Alabama - Birmingham oUniversity of South Carolina oFlorida State University oUniversity of Oklahoma oUniversity of Missouri- Rolla oOklahoma State University oIowa State University

    Answer:
    Go to www.ashworthuniversity.com and check out this school. I know it's not on your list. They offer a lot of computer degrees and career diploma courses as well. You can either pay for tuition in full or in monthly affordable payments. I'm attending and I like it and have had no issues with it at all.

    Can we visit a church of Scientology?
    Question:
    Our house closes in 4 days and we want to travel from Birmingham, Alabama to St. Louis, Missouri. We are considering moving to St. Louis. We researched religions/churches, property taxes, homeschooling laws (we've homeschooled our 4 sons for 15 years now), and climate, and we came up with St. Louis. My husband was offered a transfer through his company if he wanted Chicago, but the taxes were too high there. We did drive up there to visit and it is a wonderful place. If we show up in St. Louis this coming weekend, can we go to a Sunday service? St. Louis also has a CCHR chapter. Do they have meetings or is it mostly an online group? We really want to support any group that is against labeling and drugging children. We want to relocate so that we can get involved. Thanks for your help

    Answer:
    Yes, anyone can attend a Scientology Sunday Service. With a bit of luck, they will put on tea and biscuits so you can have a chat aftwards. Mine does (Sydney).

    Can we visit a church of Scientology?
    Question:
    Our house closes in 4 days and we want to travel from Birmingham, Alabama to St. Louis, Missouri. We are considering moving to St. Louis. We researched religions/churches, property taxes, homeschooling laws (we've homeschooled our 4 sons for 15 years now), and climate, and we came up with St. Louis. My husband was offered a transfer through his company if he wanted Chicago, but the taxes were too high there. We did drive up there to visit and it is a wonderful place. If we show up in St. Louis this coming weekend, can we go to a Sunday service? St. Louis also has a CCHR chapter. Do they have meetings or is it mostly an online group? We really want to support any group that is against labeling and drugging children. We want to relocate so that we can get involved. Thanks for your help

    Answer:
    ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!! All churches of scientology are opened to ANYBODY!!!! and if your wondering what you might expect at our church, we'll check this video out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALVUus22NVc If you call the church up in St. Louis in advance they can even schedule a private tour of their facilities. From what i hear up here in New York, the church down there is getting a new larger building to handle the growing congregation. Please let us know what you think!


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