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- Lava world baffles astronomers: Planet Kepler-78b 'shouldn't exist'
- Earth-like exoplanet in mass and size: While too hot to support life, Kepler 78b is roughly the size of Earth
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What would you do if you were in this predicament?� Your lovely wife was on board a ship that was lost at sea.� Seven years pass and during that interim you've been working hard at your law career� and you've met a new woman to be a wife and mother to your children.� Seven years is the legal amount of time that has to pass before you can have someone missing declared legally dead, so you go to a judge you know and have your first wife declared legally dead.� Now you are free to marry your new lady love, and you do so.� On the afternoon of your wedding day, right before you and wife #2 are to leave for your honeymoon, guess what?� Wife #1 appears!� She's alive and well, and was stuck on a deserted island for these past seven years!� What would you do?� This is the plot for a delightful comedy called
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Nick has a major problem on his hands; wife #1 isn't dead, so legally they are still married, yet he has just married a second wife, who has no idea that Ellen has resurfaced.� He has to find� a way to break the news gently to Bianca, who is puzzled as to why they haven't left for their honeymoon yet, so she calls in a psychiatrist, Dr. Kohlmar,� to come out to Nick's house and try to talk with him about his reluctance to get on with the honeymoon!
Ellen, meanwhile, doesn't want Nick to know about Stephen, her island buddy, so she recruits a mild-mannered, shy shoe salesman to pretend to be Stephen so Nick won't feel jealous.� However, an insurance adjustor contacts� Nick and tells him that there is a rumor going around town that Ellen wasn't alone on that deserted island and that she and her island buddy called each other, "Adam and Eve".� Nick decides to track down this� island buddy and discovers for himself that Stephen Burkett is strong, athletic, and quite handsome!� Nick, while dealing with Bianca and Dr. Kohlmar, has a new problem crop up when the police arrive at his home to arrest him for bigamy!
This film is what is termed a "Screwball Comedy" as the situations that the characters find themselves in are so funny and utterly unbelievable.� The film was directed by Garson Kanin, produced by
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Cary Grant displays his comedic timing to perfection in this film, trying to keep all the plates spinning, so to speak, before they all come crashing down.� Irene Dunne is� great as Ellen, trying to convince her husband that she still loves him, despite being stuck on a deserted island with the very handsome Stephen.� The supporting players all do really well with their parts, portraying their characters with sincerity, and believability.
The film was such a hit, that in 1962 Twentieth Century Fox began filming a remake, titled Something's Got to Give, with Dean Martin, Marilyn Monroe, and Cyd Charisse reprising� the roles.� Monroe was eventually fired for not showing up to film her scenes, Martin quit when the studio attempted to refill Monroe's part, and the project was shelved.� After Monroe's death, the studio recast the movie with Doris Day, James Garner, and Polly Bergen and retitled it Move Over, Darling, releasing it in 1963.� It is a funny movie too, in color,with songs by Doris Day� but for my taste, I prefer the original with Cary and Irene.
So pop up a big batch of popcorn, grab a soda and a comfy spot to sit.� My Favorite Wife is available for sale at Amazon, it will be� shown on Turner Classic Movies on February 12th, and it is available to rent from Netflix.
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Back in France, Laboulaye was waiting to publicize the statue. Bartholdi returned to France and worked on other projects but kept in mind the American statue, never giving up on the idea.
In 1875, Laboulaye and Bartholdi both agreed that "the lady's time had come." Because the project was so expensive they decided the cost should be shared. France would pay for the statue and America would pay for its pedestal and foundation. A fund raising committee called the Franco-American Union was formed with members from both nations.
Elaborate events to raise money were staged, but money was slow coming. The goal was to complete the statue in time for America's 100th anniversary if possible.
Bartholdi selected Gaget, Gauthier and Company as the foundry where the sculpture was to be constructed. The hammering began forming sheet metal inside molds. Lighter than casting metal, the method used would allow the huge piece of art to be shipped overseas. The intricate skeleton for the statue was designed by famed engineer Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, already known for his brilliant iron railroad bridges and later the famous Eiffel Tower.
In May 1883, Laboulaye died of a heart ailment, never to see his dream come to life. At last, in June 1884, Liberty received her final touches. She was dedicated with much pomp and circumstance by the French Minister and the Ambassador to the people of France. Bartholdi invited the celebrating party to join him in climbing the statue's steps; few accepted the challenge.
Late spring of 1885, she was dismantled for the long voyage to America. Now began the fund raising in America for her final stand. Joseph Pulitzer, a successful journalist, who was married to a woman of wealth, bought a financial newspaper called the World. He already owned the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He saw the opportunity of three distinct opportunities; raise funds for the statue, to increase his newspaper's circulation and to blast the rich for their selfishness.
A lot of people felt that it was going to be in New York so let them foot the bill. Pulitzer set out to plant the notion that it would be a great monument to all of America, not just New York. The publisher promised to print every name of contributors, no matter how small the amount. He wrote that France did their part now America must do theirs and not rely on the wealthy to contribute. This was not a gift from the millionaires of France to the millionaires of America, but a gift of the whole people of France to the whole people of America. The circulation of the World increased by nearly 50,000 copies. Donations began to pour in from African American newspapers to commemorate the end of slavery. Single dollar donations came from grandmothers and pennies from the piggybanks of school children. On August 11, 1885, the goal of one hundred thousand dollars and more was finally reached.
Next week this great lady arrives at Bedloe Island.
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1/2 teaspoon finely shredded orange peel
2 cups orange juice
½ cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon butter
14 ½ ounce package gingerbread mix
½ cup milk
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
In saucepan, combine the first 4 ingredients and bring to a boil. Pour into a 12x7x2-inch baking dish. In mixing bowl, combine dry gingerbread mix, milk and oil, stir just until moistened. Drop batter by spoonfuls evenly over hot syrup. Bake at 375° for 20 to 25 minutes. Serve warm with whipped topping, if desired. Yield 8 servings.
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3 pounds Butternut Squash
2 cups superfine sugar
2/3 cup walnut halves
2 teaspoons butter
Sour cream
Peel and seed squash. Cut into cubes. Mix squash with sugar. Let stand until sugar liquefies, about 30 minutes. Stir squash and pour into a 3-quart baking dish. Bake in 300° oven for about 2 hours until squash is fork tender. Stir walnuts and butter into a fry pan over medium heat about 3 minutes until lightly browned. Spoon squash and syrup into small bowls. Garnish with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of walnuts. Yield 8-10 servings.
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Acorn Squash History
Acorn squash, an edible gourd, is botanically named Cucurbita pepo. It grows on a vine. Considered a winter squash, which includes zucchini. It is a botanical fruit treated as a culinary vegetable.
Squash is native to the Americas. Squash comes from the Narragansett Native American word askutasquash, which means "eaten raw or uncooked." Thought to be the first food cultivated by Native American Indians, squash, along with beans and corn, is part of the Indian triad of the three most import food staples. Virginia and New England settlers were not very impressed by the Indians squash until they had to survive the harsh winter, at which point they adopted squash and pumpkins as staples.
Squash seeds have been found in ancient Mexican archeological digs dating back to somewhere between 9,000 and 4,000 B.C. The first European settlers originally thought squash to be a type of melon since they had never seen them before.
The term acorn squash first appeared in print in 1937. For pie, Pilgrims hollowed out a pumpkin, filled it with apples, sugar spices and milk, put the stem back on and baked. One of the first published recipes for pumpkin pie was in Amelia Simmons' 1796 cookbook, American Cookery.
To prevent halves of cut squash from rocking on the baking tray, cut a small slice off the bottom to flatten it. Avoid boiling the squash, it takes away the flavor and texture.
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3 (7.5 oz) cans salmon
¼ cup minced celery
¼ cup mayonnaise
1 cup plain dried bread crumbs
4 green onions
¼ teaspoon dried thyme
2 large eggs
¼ cup olive oil
Lemon wedges for serving
Drain salmon, discard bones/skin; place meat in a bowl. Mash with a fork. Add celery, mayonnaise and 2 tablespoons breadcrumbs. Finely chop the green portions of the onions and add half to salmon, mix salmon until all ingredients are mixed thoroughly. Place remaining ¾ cup plus 2 tablespoon bread crumbs in a shallow bowl; add remaining green onions and thyme, toss to combine. In another shallow bowl, beat eggs well. Form salmon into 8 patties and coat in breadcrumbs, then beaten egg, then coat in breadcrumbs again. Place on plate. Heat oil and cook over medium heat for 3-5 minutes on each side. Serve warm with lemon wedges. Yield 4 servings.
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for kids. They are currently in the process of rebuilding their brand. I grew
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My responsibilities were to help enter in orders they send to vendors, send samples back to vendors, help pulling samples out of warehouse to show to the Vice President. I worked on making signs for a graphics project. I also made trend boards too. I had opportunities to help out on photo-shoots. Everyone here was friendly and professional and they even asked me to stay on through year.
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|Get sconed, Babycakes, with these fab gluten-free scones.
Let's get sconed. Butternut squash style. But let me warn you. I'm having an existential week. The kind of week where gushing about a gluten-free scone recipe just seems kind of silly. The kind of week where irony reigns supreme on her cold and shiny throne.
Yeah, I know. I could shrug it off and stuff it out of sight and soldier on. I could kick it to the back of my closet, behind the pile of ratty sneakers. I could swallow the pill of denial like a good girl and use words like tender and buttery and melt in your mouth scone goodness.
Who would know the difference?
But this morning I'm just not interested.
|Fresh from the oven: warm gluten-free scones.
Because it's not the whole of who I am. The whole truth, you see, is messy. It's complicated. And it doesn't always neatly dovetail into a post about butternut squash or gluten-free scones. What I'm feeling is raw. And no doubt undercooked.
And I'm not even sure I understand it.
If I could describe it, I would tell you it is the acrid sensation of slipping backwards in time. Losing ground you worked so hard to get to. To claim as your own. The fragile foothold that doesn't come easy to a questioning, hyper-vigilant child. That elusive, cultivated center of pure confidence.
The belief in I am here.
The right to take up floorspace and wall space.
The right to carve out time for artistic self expression.
To spend money on materials, make mistakes, explore, discover.
To start over doing something new and unfamiliar.
The right to disappoint someone else.
To confuse them.
To place someone else's needs aside- instead of in front of your own.
So I ask you other Good Girls.
Why is it so dang hard?
|Have a warm, tender scone for breakfast. Or afternoon tea.
I love butternut squash in gluten-free baking recipes because it imparts a subtle sweetness. As for the pecans- change up the nuts if you prefer. Walnuts would be amazing.
Gluten-Free Butternut Pecan Scones Recipe- updated
Preheat the oven to 375ºF. Line a cookie sheet with an Exopat or parchment.
1 cup sorghum flour or brown rice flour
1/2 cup almond flour
2/3 cup tapioca starch
1/3 cup organic light brown sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
1 teaspoon xanthan gum
1 teaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
2/3 cup organic butternut squash puree
2 organic free-range eggs, beaten, or Ener-G Egg Replacer
2 tablespoons coconut oil or vegan butter
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla
1 teaspoon lemon juice
2/3 cup chopped pecans
In a mixing bowl, whisk together the dry ingredients.
Add in the wet ingredients and mix just until the scone dough is workable. Scoop out the dough and plop it onto the center of your prepared cookie sheet. Using wet palms, smooth and flatten the dough into an 8-9 inch circle. I use a small silicone spatula to smooth the outside edges.
Add extra chopped nuts, if desired. Press in slightly.
Brush the top with a little coconut milk or rice milk.
Sprinkle with organic raw sugar (this makes a lovely crusty top).
Score the dough into eight wedges, using a sharp knife. Cut through and slice the dough down to the bottom. Use the silicone spatula to wiggle some space between each wedge.
Bake in the center of the preheated oven for about 20 to 25 minutes or so, depending upon your oven. Bake until the scones are golden and firm.
Serve warm with vegan butter- and apricot jam, if desired.
And for an amazing treat- slice the scones in half and grill them in a skillet, using vegan butter. The pecans get fragrant and toasty.
Makes eight scones.
Freeze leftover scones. Thaw as needed, and warm them in a microwave (or slice in half and grill them in vegan butter).
Recipe Source: glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com
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Pityriasis rosea is a common skin rash. It occurs most often in children and young adults. The rash is scaly and reddish-pink. It may first appear on the back, stomach, or chest. The rash can then spread to the neck, arms, and legs.
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If you have any of these symptoms, do not assume it is due to pityriasis rosea. They may be caused by other health conditions. Symptoms associated with pityriasis rosea include:
- Feeling ill—You may feel ill like you are getting a cold just before the rash appears.
Having a herald patch—often the first lesion to appear.
- Large, oval, scaly patch that is often on the back, stomach, armpit, or chest.
- Lesions found on the back tend to form a "Christmas tree" pattern.
- More lesions that appear after several days
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- Skin redness or inflammation
- Feeling tired and achy
If symptoms last for more than three months, contact your doctor.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Pityriasis rosea can usually diagnosed by looking at your rash.You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in skin disorders if the rash is difficult to identify.
Some tests may be done to eliminate the possibility of other conditions. This rash may look like other skin disorders such as eczema , ringworm , syphilis , and psoriasis . These tests may include:
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There is no cure for pityriasis rosea. The rash will usually go away on its own. Treatment may be able to relieve some of the symptoms, such as itching. Treatment options include the following:
Medications to relieve itching and inflammation caused by pityriasis rosea include:
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Other Treatments
- Avoid physical activities that can raise your body temperature. This can make itching worse.
- Avoid hot baths or showers. Oatmeal baths may also soothe the itching.
- Sunlight or medical treatment with artificial ultraviolet light may speed the healing process. Be careful to avoid sunburn.
There is no known way to prevent pityriasis rosea. It does not spread from person to person. It is not likely to recur. This rash does not leave permanent marks. However, some people with dark skin may have some skin discoloration. This will usually fads with time.
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Marcus Burghardt and the rest of the BMC Racing Team cruised through Tuesday's third stage of the Tour of Qatar while looking ahead to a move up the overall classification on the race's final three stages.
Close Call At The Finish
Burghardt took third on the stage's first intermediate sprint to gain a one-second bonus, then avoided a pile-up during the bunch sprint in the final 200 meters to preserve his team-best fifth place overall. While the crash took down a number of riders, none from the BMC Racing Team were involved. Tom Boonen (Quick Step) earned the stage win ahead of Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo Test Team) in the first field sprint of the race. American John Murphy chased back after a puncture inside the final 10 miles to score a 13th place finish. "It was difficult for him to do the sprint after such a chase back, but he did well," BMC Racing Team Director Sportif John Lelangue said.
Wind Not So Pesky
Like Stage 2, Tuesday's 85-mile (136 km) race was highlighted by another two-man breakaway. But unlike Monday's successful escape all the way to the finish, the move by Steven Van Vooren (Topsport Vlaanderen-Mercator Pro Cycling Team) and Gatis Smukulis (Ag2R-La Mondiale) was reeled in 25 miles. A lack of wind that marked the opening days of the race helped keep the pair's advantage from reaching more than two-and-a-half minutes. "We tried to be alert and attentive today, but it was not windy enough to make a selection," Lelangue said. "So the only thing we did was to protect our riders from the crashes and technical sections."
Looking Ahead To Stage 4
Wednesday's 91-mile (146.5 km) race begins at The Pearl, an artificial island off the coast of Qatar's eastern seaboard, and travels inland and north before looping back to the coastal finish city of Al Khor Corniche. Like two of the previous three stages, fierce desert winds are likely to force splits in the peloton as it traverses nearly pancake-flat terrain. "Tomorrow, we hope to have more wind to help make the selection," Lelangue said.


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For me, being vegan goes beyond what's on my plate and in my closet. Veganism gives me the opportunity to be an animal activist too. I believe that giving back to the animals is integral to my journey. While I am admittedly incredibly shy and socially inept, I still find ways to participate in animal activism. I hold signs and proudly march in downtown Portland during the annual Fur Free Friday, I donate to causes that benefit animals in need, and I volunteer my time at a local animal sanctuary. The latter is especially rewarding because I am working amidst the animals themselves, improving their homes and surroundings, keeping them happy and comfortable.
I've written about Out to Pasture Animal Sanctuary in previous posts. Tim and I have spent time mixing cement, shoveling gravel, washing water buckets, digging trenches, building fences, and trimming blackberry brambles at Out to Pasture. Every task is for the animals and they are often roaming around with curiosity. The owners of Out to Pasture are some of the hardest working people I've met. They both have full time jobs on top of maintaining the sanctuary! It's truly incredible. With the winter season upon us, now is the time to make sure that the animals at Out to Pasture and other animal sanctuaries are warm, well fed, and comfortable. If you can spare a few dollars, please consider donating to Out to Pasture. I can assure you that the funds will be used to provide for the sweetest, cutest animals I've ever met. You can follow Out to Pasture on Facebook and keep track of all the wonderful animals they care for.
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Fins Bois
Cognac is rarely born of a single eau-de-vie or a single growing area, but generally from a blend of different ages and crus, sometimes up to a hundred of them.
It can be made also exclusively from certain "cru", for example exclusively from "Grande Champagne", but of different ages.
Fins Bois : 37,000 hectares of soil. characterized by quick aging environment. A subtle flowery bouquet characterizes this eau de vie. The largest, and by far the intriguing cru, is Fins Bois. Geographically, it rings the other three crus. It lies, approximately, in the triangle between the towns of Rouilliac, Matha and Pons. It has a rich, full, strong aromas with a touch of the maritime climate.
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Jean Grosperrin -1983- Fins Bois
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Nice mahogany hue. Classical nose, well balanced and pleasant. Tasted straight, the effect was very tannic ; mouth-drying and somewhat bitter. Water brings the oily notes forward (adding liqurice), introduces some white flowers notes. After a few minutes, the white flowers notes turn into fruity notes. Viscous, even waxy mouth-feel; some sweetness to start and then spicy (nutmeg, liquorices, cloves) and bitter (wreck wood). Finishes long and nervous.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €110.83 Incl. Tax: €133.00
Jean Grosperrin -1975- Fins Bois
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Mushroom, orange peel nose. Winy on the palate, lighter and tenser than that of 1978. Such tension makes it more elegant.Learn More
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When Hector Caballero came to this country, he had $200 to his name.
Caballero, 45, is now a neurologist, practicing medicine from an office in Northport.
"This is the only country where you can do something like that," said Caballero, who said he left Cuba at age 26 and lived in other countries before coming to the United States.
Caballero is a rock-ribbed Republican who says he voted for Mitt Romney and "would do it again and again." But he thinks his party screwed up the fine points of the immigration issue.
"You cannot give citizenship to people who came here illegally," he said. "But for those who were one or two years old and had no choice, you have to give them a pathway to citizenship. That's how we lost the argument."
Caballero ran for a seat as a delegate to the Republican National Convention earlier this year -- and he lost. But now that GOP nominee Mitt Romney lost the election, due in part to the loss of the Hispanic vote, party leaders have developed a keener interest in hearing his voice.
"We're going to be reaching out to Hispanics in Alabama, in terms of honing our message to them," said Bill Armistead, chairman of the Alabama Republican Party.
The Nov. 6 election delivered a punishing message to immigration hard-liners within the GOP.
In the years before the election, several states, from Arizona to Georgia, passed immigration laws that allowed police to ask people for proof of citizenship on routine traffic stops, and giving them the power to detain people who couldn't prove they were here legally. Alabama's law, by most accounts, was the toughest of them all, demanding proof of citizenship for all sorts of government transactions, from getting an electrician's license to buying a car tag.
But on Election Day, the immigration issue proved to be an albatross around the party's neck. According to polls from the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, 75 percent of Latino voters nationwide chose Obama. Democrats won wide majorities among every segment of the Hispanic population except for Cuban-Americans, who favored Romney by 10 points. Exit polls by various news organizations showed similar numbers -- and they showed Republicans losing ground significantly with Hispanic voters between 2008 and 2012.
That shift had GOP leaders nationwide signaling a possible pivot on immigration, with congressional leaders such as House Speaker John Boehner, R- Ohio, saying they're open to "comprehensive" immigration reform, a phrase that usually refers to a more Democratic approach that would allow immigrants a pathway to citizenship.
Continual defeat
When playing on the home field, Alabama politicians have little to fear from the loss of the Latino vote. Hispanics make up only 4 percent of the state's population, according to the Census.
But what happens in Alabama can affect the party's chances nationwide -- and not just for one election cycle.
The Hispanic population is growing faster than any other demographic group, said William Stewart, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of Alabama.
"The Republicans are asking for continual defeat if they don't change their approach," he said.
The U.S. Hispanic population grew from 35 million in 2000 to 50 million in 2010, according to the Census Bureau -- surpassing African Americans as the nation's largest minority group. About half of those people live in Florida, California and Texas, states that are major electoral-vote prizes.
Those numbers have Democrats feeling optimistic, despite the trouncing the party took in Alabama.
"It's hard to win elections when you're demonizing the fastest-growing part of the population," said Bradley Davidson, executive director of the Alabama Democratic Party.
Stewart said the Alabama immigration law didn't by itself sink the Republicans this year. But it was a significant part of the GOP's problem. Just as the controversy over Arizona's immigration law was beginning to wane, he said, Alabama stepped up with an even more stringent bill.
Stewart said he didn't expect Alabama Republicans to suddenly turn away from the immigration law. But he did expect the GOP to let the bill go to a relatively quiet death in the federal court system.
"The most realistic solution is to stop talking in Hispanic terms and let the federal courts get the state out of this jam," he said.
Armistead, the state GOP chairman, said party leaders were "having an ongoing dialogue with folks in Montgomery about the immigration law."
He wouldn't elaborate, except to say that there may be "tweaks" that could still be made.
But Gov. Robert Bentley's representatives have repeatedly signaled that future changes in the law are unlikely.
"The bottom line of Alabama's immigration law is that if you live and work in Alabama, you should do so legally, and we don't expect that to change," said Bentley spokesman Jeremy King, in an e-mailed statement.
The Star's attempts Thursday and Friday to reach Sen. Scott Beason, R-Gardendale, and Rep. Micky Hammon, R- Decatur, for comment were not successful. The immigration law, also known as the Beason-Hammon Act, is named after both men, who shepherded it through the Legislature.
Armistead said the Republican message of economic opportunity is a natural fit for both immigrants and the larger Hispanic community. What the party needs, he said, is to do a better job of getting its message out.
"We have some active Hispanics in the party," he said. "I hope we'll have more visibility with them in the future."
But there's no Alabama equivalent of Marco Rubio, the conservative Cuban-American U.S. senator from Florida. Asked whether the state GOP had any Latino members in elected office, Armistead said he couldn't think of one.
Amanda Bosquez, a spokeswoman for the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, said there appeared to be no Hispanic elected officials in the state, in either party, as of January. NALEO does a yearly count; there are about 5,800 people of Latino ancestry in elected office nationwide.
Armistead said there was at least one Hispanic delegate from Alabama at this year's Republican convention in Tampa. He said that delegate, a man from Shelby County, is someone he'd like to recruit for a future outreach effort.
'Huge federal bureaucracy'
Marcelo Munoz said he got a call from Armistead Thursday night, and will meet with him next week to talk about recruiting new voters.
But if the party wants Munoz, they'll have to take him for what he is -- a Ron Paul man.
Munoz was the statewide chair of Paul's Alabama campaign. He's also a member of the Shelby County Republican Executive Committee, and until recently was vice-chairman. He went to the Tampa convention as an alternate delegate.
He's no fan of illegal immigration, saying that uncontrolled immigration is a health hazard, among other things.
"I will not eat at a Mexican restaurant, because that's where newly arrived people go to work," he said.
Still, Munoz has mixed feelings about Alabama's immigration law, largely because it expands the use of E-Verify, a federal system for determining the citizenship status of job applicants.
"Sometimes people throw the baby out with the bath water," he said. "Parts of the law are good, but E-Verify is a huge federal bureaucracy."
Munoz, 45, works as a software engineer in Birmingham. He was 5 years old when his family first left Chile, during the presidency of Salvador Allende. He's an Air Force and Army veteran and a board member for a local Tea Party group.
But like many Ron Paul supporters, he's critical of overseas military intervention, the ban on medical marijuana and anything else that smacks of big government.
Munoz said the military torture scandals of the last decade are enough to turn off a lot of Latino voters.
"A lot of them come from countries where this stuff happens," he said. "When they see the United States acting like a bully, they don't like it."
Munoz believes the Ron Paul approach is the future of the party. At rallies for the candidate, he said, he was usually the oldest person in the room.
"You've got to look to the young people," he said. "That's where the future is."
Munoz worked in statewide campaigns for the GOP this year, but he said he didn't get involved in the Romney effort. Asked whether he voted for Romney in the general election, he didn't offer a clear answer.
"The ballot in this country is secret," he said.
Young and innocent
Munoz is one of just three people with seemingly Hispanic surnames who ran for seats in Alabama's GOP convention delegation this year. All three ran as Ron Paul delegates.
Caballero, the Northport doctor, was another of those names. He's quick to point out that he disagrees with Ron Paul on some issues. But he sees some contradictions in the traditional Republican rhetoric.
"It's very hard to explain why we were in Iraq," he said. "We put two wars on a credit card."
Caballero said small-government conservatism appeals to immigrants who've lived in Communist regimes. He has little patience for people who circumvent the legal immigration process, saying he's not opposed to militarizing the border if that's what it takes.
But he says the Republicans spoiled the issue for themselves when they came down against efforts to give young immigrants -- people brought here as children -- a path to citizenship.
"We have to understand that people who come here from a young age are innocent," he said.
Even if Ron Paul is the magnet to attract more Latinos to the party, Republican leaders may not be willing or able to embrace him.
Paul garnered only 5 percent of the vote in the 2012 Alabama primary. Rick Santorum, a social conservative who appealed largely to evangelicals, won the race with 35 percent of the vote. Newt Gingrich, who became House speaker after a 1994 Republican sweep decided largely by white male voters, came in second with 29 percent of the vote. And Mitt Romney, establishment favorite and eventual nominee, came in a close third, but with a 24-point lead over Paul.
"Alabama Republicans have had pretty good success, at the state level, with their current approach," said Stewart, the political scientist." "I don't expect they'll change it much."
Adding to Republicans' challenges is the fact that the party exerts only partial control over the messages its members send.
In the 2010 election, Alabama's anti-immigrant sentiment went viral. In campaign ads, Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim James ran an ad in which he said "This is Alabama, we speak English." Agriculture commissioner candidate Dale Peterson appeared on screen toting a gun and saying that "illegals bust in by the thousands."
Neither man won the party's nomination, but their ads still live on YouTube.
Armistead acknowledged that there's only so much the party leadership can do about the message that emerges in 2014.
"We don't get involved in the primaries," he said.
It's a problem that affects both parties. When Pelham lawyer Harry Lyon emerged this spring as the only candidate to qualify for the Democratic nominee for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, party leaders were powerless to stop him from running -- even though he'd once said the state should execute illegal immigrants, among other controversial comments.
But after Lyon won the nomination, party leaders disqualified him.
"If a person is acting like a bigot, we can rule them out," Davidson said. "We've done it in the recent past."
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Here's another quick update for all the Project Negative supporters out there! Don't worry, we haven't been slacking since the last-time we spoke.
The official Project Negative website is now up and running! With all the latest news updates about our cause, podcasts from our project people, a petition to sign, some rather retro looking pictures of the crew behind the cause and even a shop!
The next event Project Negative are planning is a demonstration outside the Birmingham Blood Centre on Wednesday the 5th of May between 5pm and 7pm. Don't worry we won't be starting any riots, our plan is to essentially be rejected! We aim to gather as many supporters as we possibly can and then fill in the blood donation forms declaring (guys: that you are gay or bi) or (girls: that you have had the naughty fun time with a bi man in the last year because, yes, that means your rejected too). We don't mind a few white lies so even if you haven't but you support our cause you can join in! Then when we are rewarded with our rubbish rejection cards we want to post a picture of you holding the card. Each member of the demonstration will then be given a pint of fake blood to pour into a clear dustbin so they can see just how much blood they have rejected and hopefully hang their heads in shame. That blood could be saving lives.
The Project Negative podcasts have been a massive hit! You can find them on our website or even on iTunes (yes we are getting that big people) so plug yourself in and have a listen. I'm about to do some name dropping here, are you ready for it? Alright here we go… we got the chance to chat with Labour MEP, Mr Michael Cashman who can be heard on the podcast discussing the blood ban with the Project Negative crew, along with Nick Henderson from the LGBT Network. There is also a video up on our site from the BCU Question Time, where we got the chance to hear what local candidates in the Perry Barr constituency had to say about the current blood ban blanketing Britain so check out the video.
We have also been busy spreading ourselves around some serious media bases, trying to get our cause heard and the Project Negative name known. So far things have been going great. The people behind the project are over the moon with all the support the bigger organisations have been showing our little cause, which is gradually growing! Both the Midlands Zone Magazine and Pink Paper are in full support of our organisation and have information covering the Blood Bank demonstration and more about our cause on their websites. The Green Party of England and Wales also fully endorse our campaign and give their support.
Of course we can't forget our Project Negative facebook friends and fans! With a whopping 1,239 friends we are starting to feel popular, so thank you guys for all of your support and comments about our cause. supporter Anthony Mark wrote "I hope you'll be taking a tally of blood types from those attending. As someone with blood type O-, I would especially like to be able to donate on the grounds that my blood could be used on any patient, not to mention the fact that it's the only blood type I could receive in a transfusion. I wonder how much of this precious O- blood they are turning down." Which is a great idea and we will be doing just that my friend!
We have also managed to tally up over a thousand signatures for our online petition which is fantastic! But as I've said before we are a greedy lot here at Project Negative and we want more, so help spread the word and stop this ban. It would be great to see some new faces at the Blood Bank demonstration on Wednesday the 5th so come along our join in!
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20 Art Prints to Encourage Reading
Last year we rounded up ten reading related art prints and it felt time for an update. We're imagining one of these hanging in a reading nook or above your child's book shelves.
We've put together twenty in a range of styles and all are extremely affordable. If you'd like to purchase one, follow the links below each image.
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SO beautiful!!! Have you all seen this one?
Just more inspiration for a future reading nook.
We have the jobozarth read print in our living room and love it! She has some other great things too!
Keene State College has an annual children's literature festival, with a new poster every year (keene.edu/clf/shop.cfm). The Eric Carle Museum has great exhibit posters (carlemuseum.org/Shop/Art_Prints_Posters). There's also the American Library Association store (alastore.ala.org/searchresult.aspx?categoryid=157), and Owl Square Press (owlsquarepress.com/otpopr.html).
So many posters, so few walls!
What adorabe posters! And thanks Ohdeedoh for celebrating reading with your readers.
If you have room on your walls, please feel "FREE" to download the poster "Never Too Busy to Read" from my author website: http://www.lindalodding.com
Happy playing and reading!
Ohhh! So nice to see my work featured at Ohdeedoh!!!!!
Thanks so much! What an honor!
We have this one in my son's room, and we love it. http://www.etsy.com/listing/64467476/imagination-v2
Cute! It's a good way to encourage kids to enjoy reading.
Scholastic has a series of posters done by children's illustrators on the theme "Read every day. Lead a better life." (They also come in a calendar.) Some I like better than others, but there's a couple I like a lot. Best part is that buying them supports their Global Literacy Campaign. You can check it out here: http://www.scholastic.com/readeveryday/


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Single cut diamonds are round in shape with 16 to 18 facets cut on their surfaces for sparkle and shine. Placed in an illusion setting* of 10k white gold, the delightful single cut diamonds of .01 carats each appear larger than actual size as though weighting .20 carats apiece. The price of this pair of petite darlings is just right for the pocketbook and the look.
Measurements: Petite at 3/16 of an inch (0.6 cm). Weight of 0.7 grams (0.4 dwt) for the pair.
Condition: Excellent.
Date: Circa 1950.
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Garnet Gold: Edwardian Garnet Pearl Ring
During the 19th century rose gold was often referred to as "garnet gold" and was not surprisingly paired with the garnet. Here is a lovely example of early Edwardian craftsmanship employing 10k rose gold and a spritely garnet. Centermost is a round faceted garnet of more than 1 carat accented at each of the four cardinal points with a half seed pearl. Although untested, two (2) of the pearls are guaranteed to be natural. A choice open work setting of 10k rose gold offers scrolled and engraved shoulders which segue into a smooth flat shank.
Date: 1890.
Measurements: 7/16 of an inch (1.1 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/4 of an inch (0.6 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 2.0 grams (1.3 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-1/2 (UK M-1/2; Euro or Int. Circum. 53.1 mm; Int. Dia. 16.9 mm; Japan 13) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Excellent; two pearls possibly replaced.
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Gay writer and activist Dan Savage would love to throw a huge party to thank all the heterosexual activists, voters and politicians who helped change people's minds and win LGBT equality at the ballot box during the 2012 elections.
The only problem is that there's no way we could fit all those straight people into a single place.
That's why he's created Straight Up Thanks, a Tumblr where LGBT people can share their gratitude for all the heteros fighting for queer rights.
"If you're a queer person whose straight friends worked hard to win marriage equality—worked phone banks, knocked on doors, spoke out, gave money," the site says, "send us a photo and a couple of sentences about what your straight friends did. Click on SUBMIT, upload a photo, and thank your straight friends publicly!"
"If you're a straight person who worked for marriage equality…" it continues, "THANK YOU!"
We're not sure if his latest venture will have the same traction as his "It Gets Better" video campaign, but if a few gay celebs gave their thanks, it'd certainly help.
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Ground Zero Performance Café is a completely student-run coffeehouse and performance venue located on the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles, California. We're known for our deliciously creative milkshakes, our awesome free shows, and our relaxed atmosphere.
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Color:Structured and clean-lined — a polished shape with push-lock hardware. The Priscilla Calf Hair Shoulder Bag is the latest addition to our collection and is made of pebbled Italian leather with a front flap pocket in smooth calf hair. Cast in rich jewel tones and accented with chain-adorned straps, it's spacious yet refined — a sophisticated day-to-evening style.
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"The event is Saturday, March 2, and people can [text message their votes] all the way through until we announce winners that evening, so even during the event people can be texting in votes," Good Neighbor Executive Director Jessica Mitcham said.
The dance teams are Deanna Berry and Steve Webb; Bryan Canty and Cara Collier; Wanda Cagle Gray and Chuck Nida; Kelley Dial and Ronnie Evans; JJ Jones and Donna Harshaw; Jennifer Matthews and Randy Henderson; Jim Pinkard and Kim Cook; Marlu Smith and Dewayne Barrett; Ted Smith and Bobbi Bruton; Jayce Stepp and Kasey Ashworth; Terry Slocum and MaryKate Ulshafer; and Louis Tonsmeire Jr. and Jill Mroczko.
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Local celebrity judges will award The Judges Choice award while votes will determine The People's Choice award.
Since forming in 1996, the Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter has served more than 4,600 people. Built in 2001, the 4,600-square-foot facility assists an average of nearly 400 individuals per year. While they are housed, Good Neighbor's guests are required to find a job within four weeks, and the shelter's staff helps them establish savings as well as focus on problem-solving skills and research future housing options.
One area in which the fundraiser will benefit homeless students is through the BackPack Buddies program, which operates by having churches, Parent Teacher Organizations and community groups each week deliver donated food items to a school in their community based on the BackPack Buddies menu. The items should provide for two breakfast meals, two lunch meals, three dinner meals and two snacks, which could include Ramen noodles, fruit snacks and beanie-weenies.
The menu is a suggestion derived from the national campaign and can be tweaked within the nutritional guidelines, costing about $5 to $7 a child for the weekend.
Individual schools will place the items in donated backpacks and students identified as being in need of additional nutrition can take the backpacks home with them on Friday and return them on Monday.
Trey Jordan, of event sponsor Compass Financial Partners, said while the voting aspect of the event and anticipating the event itself has been a highlight for the community in early 2013, the overall intent is to shed light upon those less fortunate in the community, including children.
"No. 1 is to bring awareness that [homelessness] is in our county, the need of the homeless population here, what Jessica [Mitcham] does at the shelter, and plus, the BackPack Buddies program," Jordan said. "Those are two organizations that are very near and dear to mine and [wife] Ivy [Jordan's] heart and we just felt it was an honor and a privilege to be able to be the presenting sponsor for Cartersville Dances with the Stars."
For more information on Good Neighbor, visit www.goodneighborshelter.org. For information on BackPack Buddies, contact county homeless liaison Kelly Whitmire at the county's central office, 770-382-5800, ext. 5326, or city homeless liaison Paula Womack at the city's central office, 770-387-4722.