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In honor of St. Valentine's Day, we wanted to offer you a list of love songs. But, these aren't the ordinary love songs about boys falling in love with girls, or girls getting their heart broken. The following heavy metal songs represent the madness and chaos of love's firm grip on the human psyche ... More >>
Editor's Note: Shea Serrano is an award-winning music writer and goofball whose recent exploits include Bun B's Rapper Coloring and Activity Book. In his new column, he writes about his life and times. This game is very simple: Look at the pictures and guess what Kanye West song each one represents ... More >>
This is not your everyday Billboard chart. Each week, we'll tell you which bands are selling in the fine record shops in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, where we consumers of music have impeccable taste. Record Store Day is still having an effect on the sales at local independent record shops; how ... More >>
We've got some good ones for ya this week--a nice, healthy blend of genres and artists, ranging from gigantic pop stars to local unknowns; Young DJs to old classic rock legends. This week in April, Dallas is yours for the taking. See also: -The 100 Best Texas Songs: The Complete List -The Ten Most ... More >>
Jack's Burger Truck, also called the Munchie Mobile, is in town, and you might be like, "Yeah? So what? I can go to Jack in the Box anytime my little clogged heart wants." Well, burgers from Jack's truck are free. On Friday the truck will be passing out free Jumbo Jack's with cheese before the Ran ... More >>
Ticket prices are getting a little silly, wouldn't you agree? The smaller venues are doing a great job of holding them down (it cost me less than a cheap meal for three hours' of the Melvins and Unsane last year), but at your larger scale venues they long ago passed the $50 mark and kept climbing. I ... More >>
Sigur Rós Monday, April 8, at Verizon Theatre, $42.75 In a follow-up to their run of summer festivals, Sigur Rós have announced their largest North American tour to date, set to kick off next spring. Although the Icelandic band put out its most ambient-leaning album, Valtari, earlier this year, t ... More >>
See also: Damon K. Clark knows Dallas jazz See also: The Kessler's Melissa Hennings shoots your favorite bands Julie Garcia, publicist for Granada Theater and Sundown, got her start in morning radio. From '99 to '07, her job was largely to manage Kidd's Kidds, the charity helmed by the Kraddick ... More >>
Ruby JaneFriday, June 29, at McDavid StudioRuby Jane, the 17-year-old fiddle phenom, lives in Austin but got her start right here in Dallas. It's hard not to love her. Even Willie Nelson has chimed in with praise for the young country singer, who just released her latest album, Celebrity (Empire of ... More >>
Former American Idol finalist Constantine Maroulis has turned into one of Broadway's favorite leading men. It was announced in January that he'll star as both title roles in the New York revival of Frank Wildhorn's musical Jekyll & Hyde in 2013. Maroulis was a Tony nominee a few years ago as the lea ... More >>
Erron Star Depew, up to par in TopGolf's kitchen.Erron Star Depew is the chef at the new TopGolf location in Allen. Yes, you heard me right. Chef. TopGolf. Allen. Just because folks are swinging clubs doesn't mean they don't want to eat well too. At least that's what Depew figured when she cr ... More >>
If you hold on for one more day, things'll go your way.The infamous, mostly deadly, 20-inch snake that vanished from a Bronx Zoo's Reptile House five days ago (and may or may not have created a Twitter account in the process) was captured this afternoon. According to the Huffington Post, the thin ... More >>
...now with one less Kid!Seems some changes are in store for local mall punk heroes Forever The Sickest Kids, who have a new, self-titled record coming out on March 1, their third for Universal Motown and their second full-length in total. Mainly, like other some other, notable mall-punkers befor ... More >>
Not a song, but we sure are thankful for this.It's hard to argue with Charlie Brown: Thanksgiving is here, man (paraphrased). Over on our on food blog, City of Ate, the writers are counting down to Thanksgiving with odes to their favorite T-Day foods. DC9's thinking: why can't we join in on t ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, October 20, 2010...Kanye West apparently felt so bad from the backlash he received from one-upping Taylor Swift he thought about killing himself. Bon Jovi will receive the global icon prize at the European VMA's. Caleb Followill hates you.
You may remember when I mentioned Grand Prairie's upcoming Fall Indie Fest in a story about suburban rock a few weeks ago. Well, Fall Indie Fest is finally here. While it doesn't have quite the same fanfare of the little festival in Austin this weekend, there is still reason aplenty to head out w ... More >>
Rachel ParkerIn this photo: Steven Tyler's "Yo Mama" mic stand, and his bedazzled New Balances.They're sometimes called "America's Rock and Roll Band." And, yes, fastidious Aerosmith fans will shout for the rooftops that "Dream On" is a badass song. But, au contraire, friends, for there are sever ... More >>
Apparently, almost 37 million votes determined last night's Idol elimination and Seacrest said it was the most of the season... but, then again, on the season finale of Season Three, there were more than twice that many, propelling Fantasia to victory.Speaking of Fantasia, she performed on last n ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, February 9, 2010...Kid Rock is the supporting act for Bon Jovi's O2 arena residency? I guess everyone needs a paycheck...The White Stripes are not happy with the Air Force. In news everyone saw coming... Jacko's doctor has been charged wit ... More >>
We had bikini pics of Ray Davies and Bon Jovi too, but trust us, you didn't want to see them. Alicia Keys will be performing with Shakira and Usher at the NBA All-Star Game on Valentine's Day, but that won't be her only North Texas stop this year. On Friday, April 2, the songstress will perform a ... More >>
Tuesday, January 26, at House of Blues
Your daily dose of national music news for Friday, October 23, 2009...Lil Wayne pleaded guilty to his gun charge in New York. It's amazing what kids will do for some street cred.Even Bon Jovi gets an O2 Arena residency. Really?I realize that Public Enemy is past its glory days, but, I didn't r ... More >>
Josh Jenkins and Jamey Ice roared onto CNN's set this morning.The Fort's own Green River Ordinance popped up in a rather unlikely spot this morning, getting interviewed and performing a toned-down, two-man, acoustic take on its new single, "Come On," in, uh, the CNN newsroom?OK, sure, why not? Sa ... More >>
Dark Horse (Road Runner)
The five members of What Laura Says Thinks and Feels are still feeling out their niche
Tonight at 7 p.m. in Philly, the 7-0 Dallas Desperados play the 8-0 Philadelphia Soul -- you know, the team owned by Jon Bon Jovi? Moments ago, Sports Illustrated posted a lengthy Q&A with Bon Jovi about tonight's ...um ... historic contest of undefeated Arena Football League teams. Bon Jovi, of cou ... More >>
We already told you about Jon Bon Jovi joining Bruce Springsteen on stage at the AAC over the weekend. Now we have news that Alejandro Escovedo joined Bruce on stage last night in Houston. Here's the video... It looks like the Houston deal was more planned out; Bon Jovi basically just came out an ... More >>
Bon Jovi is definitely the winner on sex appeal, but who has more street cred?
The crowd at Obama's rally. (Brian Harkin)As all of us music snobs know, the true make of a person (and that includes candidates) is what music they listen to. Therefore, I offer you some selections piped through the speakers at both Obama's and Clinton's rallies. Choose wisely, in the primaries ... More >>
Maybe we should stick some of the bands in the deep-fryer
Wednesday, June 20, at House of Blues' Cambridge Room
You know who I miss? Corn Mo. And if you miss the gone-to-NYC Dutch Treat as much as I do, go to his Web site and download a handful of tracks, including the immortal Kevin Von Erich trib "Shine On, Golden Warrior," which I do believe appeared on one of our Dallas Observer Scene, Heard compilations ... More >>
All caps and fist pumps
Thursday, October 12, at the Granada Theater
Staff fogy discovers that cataracts obstruct a clear view
Fans' filmwork is fully exposed
Sunday, January 15, at American Airlines Center
You wanted the worst--you got it!
Or: What do cake walks, the Backstreet Boys, and Jon Cunningham have in common?
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Notable Howland and Lathrop descendants are treated in columns 55 and 56 of this series. In my last column (#58) are outlines of my own Lathrop, Scudder, Stebbins, Stanley, and Alcock descents. Treated as well are my mother's descents from Robert and Mary (----) Royce (ancestors of Fillmore [AAP, p. 27, #s 124-25]); from a sister of Thomas Hale and a great-nephew of John Root (ancestors of Hayes [AAP, pp. 43-44, #s 164 and 184]); and from William Hough and Sarah Calkins (ancestors of Cleveland [AAP, p. 53, #s 156-57]). Also covered in the last column were my mother's Martin, Cowles, Dwight, Gaylord, Baldwin, Woodruff descents, and lines from the unrelated Paul and William Peck of Hartford and New Haven respectively.
Outlined below are my remaining kinships to presidents and First Ladies. Included are the Lathrop, Pratt, Ring, and Martin ancestry of Mrs. Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt; the Cowles and Stanley descent of Mrs. Helen Herron Taft, plus the likely Scudder line of her husband; the Dwight and Gaylord ancestry of Mrs. Ellen Louise Axson Wilson; the Baldwin descent of Mrs. Florence Mabel Kling DeWolfe Harding; the Woodruff and Baldwin ancestry of Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover; the Root line of Mrs. Elizabeth Virginia "Bess" Wallace Truman (only to the immigrant John of Farmington, a possible brother of my immigrant ancestor Thomas Root of Hartford); the Baldwin and Paul Peck descent of Mrs. Mamie Geneva Doud Eisenhower; the Howland and Twining forebears of Richard Milhous Nixon; the Howland and Hull ancestors of Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.; the Dwight, Stebbins and Root ancestry of Mrs. Nancy Davis Reagan; and the William Peck and Joseph Baldwin lines of Mrs. Barbara Pierce Bush and her son, current President George Walker Bush.
Of these ancestors I share with presidents or First Ladies, the Ring, Twining, and Howland lines are all derived from my late father, whose descent from them can be readily outlined as follows: Jack Carl Roberts, 1911-1990; John Christopher Roberts & Mary Louise Fry; Willis Petree Fry & Lucy Elizabeth Devin; Martin Fry & Sarah Compton; Basil Compton & Sarah (Winn?); Thomas Compton & Rachel Smith; Ralph Smith & Mercy Penquite; John Penquite, Jr. & Rachel Twining; Stephen Twining & Abigail Young; William Twining, Jr. & Elizabeth Deane, John Young & Abigail Howland; Stephen Deane & Elizabeth Ring, Henry Howland [Jr.] & Mary ----; William Ring & Mary Durrant, Henry Howland & Margaret ----. Sources include TAG 42 (1966): 193-205 (Ring, Deane); Howland and Young sources as noted in column #55; T.J. Twining, The Twining Family, rev. ed. (1905), esp. pp. 14-18, 21-28; J.B. Boddie, Historical Southern Families, vol. 4 (1960), esp. pp. 226-28, plus Compton and Fry research in Spartanburg Co., S.C. and Giles Co., Tenn., undertaken by myself and various cousins; the Bible of W.P. Fry, sometime in possession of Mrs. John C. Roberts; and TAG 55 (1979): 114-15 (my ancestor table, with corrections as per #41 of this column series). Joshua and Bathsheba (----, sometimes alleged to be Fay) Pratt of Plymouth, ancestors of Mrs. T. Roosevelt, were parents of Hannah Pratt, wife of William Spooner and mother of Ebenezer Spooner, who by Mercy Branch was the father of John Spooner of N.C., husband of the Hannah Stanton treated in my last column as an ancestor of my maternal grandfather. See J.P. Lovelace, The Pratt Directory, 1995 Revised Edition (1995), pp. 505, 341, and Thomas Spooner, Records of William Spooner of Plymouth, Mass., and His Descendants (1883), pp. 13-25, 36-37, 69-70, this last much improved in E.L. Woodworth-Barnes, Spooner Saga (1997), pp. 347-50. Lastly, I wish to note that the various kinships between Baldwin immigrants to Milford, Conn., are best treated in H.F. Seversmith, Colonial Families of Long Island, New York, and Connecticut, vol. 1 (1939), esp. pp. 227-68.
The descents below are largely from Connecticut and Plymouth Colony. They represent, I think, a fair sampling – especially when the above-mentioned already charted kinships are added – of the contribution to American history of these two regions. Also reflected are various pioneer migratory patterns – to Vermont, upstate New York and western Pennsylvania, the Midwest (especially Ohio, Michigan, and Iowa), and even Missouri and Savannah in the middle states and coastal South. Quaker movement from the former Plymouth Colony to the South and Midwest, and eventually California, is capsuled in the ancestry of R.M. Nixon.
1. Theodore Roosevelt [Jr.], 1858-1919 (26th president) (2nd wife, Edith Kermit Carow; Charles Carow & Gertrude Elizabeth Tyler; Daniel Tyler [IV] & Emily Lee, a descendant of John Howland of the Mayflower, see AAP, p. 343; Daniel Tyler [III] & Sarah Edwards; Daniel Tyler, Jr. & Mehitable Shurtleff, Timothy Edwards & Rhoda Ogden; Thomas Shurtleff & Phebe Shaw, Jonathan Edwards, theologian, philosopher, and third president of the College of New Jersey (later Princeton), & Sarah Pierpont; William Shurtleff & Susanna Lathrop, Jonathan Shaw & Mehitable Pratt, James Pierpont & Mary Hooker; Barnabas Lathrop & Susanna Clark, Benajah Pratt & Persis Dunham, John Pierpont & Thankful Stowe; Rev. John Lathrop & Anne ----, Thomas Clark & Susanna Ring, Joshua Pratt & Bathsheba ----, John Stowe & Elizabeth Bigge; William Ring & Mary Durrant, John Bigge & Rachel Martin; James Martin & Joan Adam).
2. William Howard Taft, 1857-1930 (27th president) (wife, Helen Herron; John Williamson Herron & Harriet Anne Collins; Ela Collins & Maria Clinton; Oliver Collins & Lois Cowles; Ebenezer Cowles & Mercy Johnson; Joseph Cowles & Mindwell ----; Samuel Cowles & Abigail Stanley). A likely but unproved Taft descent is as follows: Alphonso Taft, U.S. Secretary of War and Attorney-General, & Louisa Maria Torrey; Samuel Davenport Torrey & Susan Holman Waters; Asa Waters, Jr. & Susan Holman; Asa Waters & Sarah Goodhue; Jonathan Waters & Mehitable Giles, John Giles & Anne Andrews; Eleazer Giles & Elizabeth Bishop; Edward Giles & Bridget ----, widow of Thomas Verry and almost certainly a granddaughter maternally of Henry Scudder & Elizabeth ----, see TAG 72 (1997): 286-93, 298-300.
3. [Thomas] Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924 (28th president) (1st wife, Ellen Louise Axson; Samuel Edward Axson & Margaret Hoyt; Nathan Hoyt & Margaret Bliss; Alexander Bliss & Abigail Williams [a descendant of John Dwight & Hannah ----, see column #56 in this series plus AAP, pp. 226-27]; Jedediah Bliss & Miriam Hitchcock; Ebenezer Bliss & Mary Gaylord; John Gaylord & Mary Clark; William Gaylord, Jr. & Anna Porter; William Gaylord & ---- ----).
4. Warren Gamaliel Harding, 1865-1923 (29th president) (wife, Mrs. Florence Mabel Kling DeWolfe; Amos H. Kling & Louisa Mabel Bouton; Harvey Bouton & Dorcas Emily Hanford; Holly Hanford & Polly Andrus; John Andrus, Jr. & Dorcas Ingersoll; Jonathan Ingersoll, Jr. & Dorcas Moss; Jonathan Ingersoll & Sarah Newton; Samuel Newton & Martha Fenn; Benjamin Fenn & Sarah Baldwin).
5. Herbert Clark Hoover, 1874-1964(31st president) (wife, Lou Henry; Charles Delano Henry & Florence Ida Weed; Phineas Weed & Philomelia Sophia Scobey; Joshua Weed & Abigail Kimberly; Wolaston Kimberly & ---- ----; Fitch Kimberly & Abigail Woodruff; John Woodruff, Jr. & Hannah Andrew; John Woodruff & Mary Platt; Matthew Woodruff, Jr. & Mary Plumb; Matthew Woodruff & Hannah ----, Robert Plumb & Mary Baldwin).
6. Harry S Truman, 1884-1972 (33rd president) (wife, Elizabeth Virginia "Bess" Wallace, great-great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter, per AAP, pp. 232-33, of Joseph Moseley & Abigail Root; John Root, Jr. & Mary Ashley; John Root [a possible brother of Thomas Root, father by ---- ---- of Joseph Root, father by Hannah Haynes of John Root, husband of Mary Woodruff, see column #58 in this series] & Mary Kilbourne).
7. Dwight David Eisenhower, 1890-1969 (34th president) (wife, Mamie Geneva Doud; John Sheldon Doud & Elivera Matilda Carson; Royal Houghton Doud & Mary Cornelia Sheldon; Eli Doud & Maria Riggs, a descendant of Richard Baldwin & Elizabeth Alsop, see AAP, pp. 233-34; Benjamin Doud & Mary Savage; Richard Doud & Phebe Foster; David Doud & Mary Cornwall; John Cornwall, Jr., & Mary Hilton; John Cornwell & Martha Peck; Paul Peck & Martha Hale).
8. Richard Milhous Nixon, 1913-1994 (38th president); Francis Anthony Nixon & Hannah Milhous; Franklin Milhous & Almira Park Burdg; Oliver Burdg (a descendant of Henry Howland & Mary ----, see AAP, p. 246) & Jane M. Hemingway; James Hemingway & Hope Malmesbury; Benjamin Malmesbury & Jane Cattell; John Malmesbury & Rebecca Doane; John Doane & Hannah Wilson; Eleazer Doane & Susanna ----, Daniel Doane & Mehitable Twining; William Twining, Jr. & Elizabeth Deane.
9. Leslie Lynch King, Jr., whose name was changed to Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr., b. 1913 (38th president); Leslie Lynch King & Dorothy Ayer Gardner; Levi Addison Gardner & Adela Augusta Ayer; George Manney Ayer (a descendant of Henry Howland & Mary ----, see AAP, p. 246) & Amy Gridley Butler; George Selden Butler & Elizabeth Ely Gridley; Theodore Gridley & Amy Ely; Jonathan Gridley, Jr. & Martha Adams; Jonathan Gridley & Mary Pinney; Isaac Pinney & Sarah Clark; Humphrey Pinney & Mary Hull; George Hull of Fairfield & Thomasine Michell; Thomas Hull & Joan Peson (Pyssing).
10. Ronald Wilson Reagan, b. 1911 (40th president) (second wife, Anne Frances Robbins, name changed to Nancy Davis; Kenneth Seymour Robbins & Edith Luckett, later Mrs. Loyal Davis; John Newell Robbins & Anne Ayers Francis; Frederick Augustus Francis & Jessie Ann Stevens; Manning Francis & Elizabeth Robbins Root; Luke Francis & Mehitable Sackett, George Bridges Rodney Root & Honor Robbins; Daniel Sackett, Jr. & Mehitable Cadwell, Ezekiel Root & Ruth Noble; Abel Cadwell & Anna Dwight, a great-granddaughter of John Dwight & Hannah ----, see under column #57 in this series, John Root, Jr. & Anna Loomis; Matthew Cadwell & Abigail Beckley, John Root & Mary Leonard; Thomas Cadwell & Elizabeth Stebbins, Thomas Root & Mary Spencer; Edward Stebbins & Frances Tough, John Root, see #6 above, & Mary Kilbourne).
11, 12. George Walker Bush (b. 1946) (43rd president); George Herbert Walker Bush, b. 1924 (41st president, whose Howland, Lathrop, Stanley and Whiting-Dwight descents are all outlined in NK1: 117-24, and charted or mentioned in AAP, pp. 246, 256, 282 or column #57 in this series) & Barbara Pierce, great-great-great-granddaughter, as per AAP, p. 236, of Robert Marvin & Phebe Ford; Samuel Marvin & Jerusha Peck, Samuel Ford, Jr. & Grace Kitchell; Samuel Peck & Mary Parmelee, Samuel Ford & Sarah Baldwin; John Peck, Jr. & Susanna Street, Jonathan Baldwin & Susanna Kitchell; John Peck & Mary Moss, Benjamin Baldwin & Hannah Sergeant; William Peck & Elizabeth ----, Joseph Baldwin & Hannah Whitlock.
Sources1. Mrs. T. Roosevelt: NYGBR 72 (1941): 124-32, 73 (1942): 173-89, 94 (1963): 20-26 (Carow, Tyler, Edwards); W.I.T. Brigham, The Tyler Genealogy, 2 vols. (1912), pp. 90-91, 169-71, 340-42, 579, 740-41, Benjamin Shurtleff, Descendants of William Shurtleff, 2 vols. (1912), pp. 7-20, 33-34, 51, 85-86 (with Lathrop, Clark, Ring, Shaw and Pratt notes), plus A.H. and K.W. Radasch, The Thomas Clark Family (1972), pp. 1-3, TAG 42 (1966): 193-98, 201-2 (Ring) and J.P. Lovelace, The Pratt Directory: 1995 Revised Edition (1995), pp. 505, 88, 628; TAG 40 (1964): 69-76, #s 6-7, 14-15, 28-29, 58-59, 118-19, 238-39.2. Mrs. Taft: Register 69 (1915): 209-10 (Herron, Collins) and C.D. Cowles, Genealogy of the Cowles Families in America, 2 vols. (1929), pp. 25-27, 44-46, 78-80. For the likely Scudder descent of Taft himself see AAP, pp. 60-63, 65, 157 and Taft, Torrey, Waters and Giles sources cited therein, plus TAG 72 (1997): 285-93, 298-300.3. Mrs. Wilson: AAP, pp. 225-27 and citations therein to the 1871 (repr. 1984) Hoyt, 1982 Bliss and 1871 Dwight genealogies (plus pp. 91-99, 102-8 and 620-24 in this last); B.W. Spear, Search for the Passengers on the Mary and John, 1630, vol. 5 (1987), pp. 17-18, 23-24 (Gaylord).4. Mrs. Harding: James Boughton, Boughton-Bouton Family (1890), pp. 140, 142; A.C. Golding, Descendants of the Rev. Thomas Hanford, vol. 1 (1936), pp. 60, 109, vol. 2 (1981), pp. 35, 55; F.H. Hitchcock, Genealogy of the Ingersoll Family in America (1926), pp. 131, 135, 142 and Ernest Flagg, The Founding of New England (1926, repr. 1973), pp. 155, 175, 207, 249 (Ingersoll, Newton, Fenn, Baldwin).5. Mrs. Hoover: NK1: 21, 25, esp. research by Mrs. Faye Vossberg and Mrs. Mildred Mather, plus DAR application paper 243738; History of Butler and Bremer Counties, Iowa (1883), p. 700 (Phineas Weed); D.L. Jacobus, The Genealogy of the Kimberly Family (1950), pp. 35-37, 60-61; S.W. Abbott, Woodruff Genealogy (1963), pp. 1-5, 8-9, 17-81, 31-32, and Families of Early Milford, Connecticut (1979), pp. 582 (Plumb), 51 (Baldwin).6. Mrs. Truman: AAP, pp. 232-33 and sources cited therein for Moseley, Lyman, Clark, Gates and Wallace, plus Mrs. Edith M. Clark Nyman, "Lt. William Clarke of Northampton, Mass. and His Descendants," typescript, 3 vols. (1985), 2:57; J.P. Root, Root Genealogical Records (1870), pp. 314-17.7. Mrs. Eisenhower: AAP, p. 234 and O.L. Doud, Doud-Dowd and Allied Families (1976), pp. 7-10, 7-12, 7-16, 7-17-1, 7-27-1, 7-27-2; E.E. Cornwall, William Cornwell and His Descendants (1901), pp. 11, 15 and D.L. Jacobus and E.F. Waterman, Hale, House and Related Families (1952, repr. 1978), pp. 256-61.8. Nixon: AAP, pp. 98-107, 167, R.M. Bell, The Ancestry of Richard Milhous Nixon (1972, rev. 1976), #s 1-3, 6-7, 14-15, 30-31, 62-63, 124-25, 250-51, 500-1, 1000-1, 2002-3, A.A. Doane, The Doane Family (1902), pp. 53-56, 78-79, 121-22, vol. 2 (1975, by the Doane Family Association of America), p. 16, and T.J. Twining, The Twining Family, rev. ed. (1905), pp. 14-18.9. Ford: AAP, pp. 107-11, 167-69, and various sources cited therein, including B.W. Spear, Search for the Passengers on the Mary and John, 1630, vol. 7 (1987), pp. 101, 104 (Pinney); R.E. Hull, The Ancestors and Descendants of George Hull (ca. 1590-1659) and Thamzen Michell (1994), pp. 5-32.10. Mrs. Reagan: AAP, p. 235 and sources listed therein, esp. the 1906 Francis and 1907 Sackett genealogies; M.C. Doubet, Cadwells in America (1982), pp. 1, 4-5, 9-10, 21, TAG 30 (1954): 193-204 (Stebbins) and B.W. Dwight, The History of the Descendants of John Dwight of Dedham, Mass., 2 vols. (1874), pp. 91-97, 102-6, 109-10, 436-37, 441-43 (John Dwight to F.A. Francis); J.P. Root, op. cit. as per Mrs. Truman above, pp. 314-15, 318-19, 322-23, 332-33, 356, 405 and Rollin H. Cook, "Pittsfield Families," copy (1943-54) by Walter E. Corbin in the Corbin Collection at NEHGS (and on microfilm), pp. 1891-92, 1895 (Ezekiel and G.B.R. Root).11. Mrs. G.H.W. Bush and 12. G.W. Bush, in addition to AAP, p. 236 and The Mayflower Descendant 41 (1991): 4-5; G.F. and W.T.R. Marvin, Descendants of Reynold and Matthew Marvin (1904), pp. 109, 158-59, 229 and D.L. Jacobus, Families of Ancient New Haven (1922-32, repr. 1974), pp. 1383-86 (where Jerusha Peck's husband is mistakenly called Samuel Merwin); E.C. Stewart, The Descendants of Andrew Ford of Weymouth, Mass., Part I (1968), pp. 37-38, 51-53, C.C. Baldwin, The Baldwin Genealogy From 1500 to 1881, 2 vols. (1881), pp. 479-83, 485 and TAG 16 (1939-40): 74 (Joseph Baldwin and Hannah Whitlock). For the Howland, Lathrop, Stanley and Whiting-Dwight descents of G.W. Bush see AAP, pp. 246, 256, 282 and NK1: 113-24, esp. 119-21.

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"My Name Is Earl" star Jason Lee and wife Ceren Alkac welcomed a son on Saturday, June 16 at 2:57 A.M. in Los Angeles. The baby, whom the proud parents named Sonny Lee, weighed in at 7 lbs. and 6 oz.
Sonny is the couple's second child. He joins older sister Casper who is almost four years old. Lee has a nine-year-old son named Pilot Inspektor from previous relationship with Beth Riesgraf. Lee married Alkac in July 2008 and renewed their vows in November last year.
The 42-year-old actor has not taken film or TV projects where he is the main star lately. He had recurring role as Maya Rudolph's love interest on NBC's "Up All Night" and guest-starred as Smokey on FOX's "Raising Hope".
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Def Leppard, Poison and Cheap Trick played at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater last night for an appreciative, packed house. The show was overall satisfactory and fun -- although the sheer amount of Rock on a Monday night left me a little tired. So here are my random highlights/lowlights and truism ... More >>
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Benefits of DMAE
Dimethylaminoethenol, or DMAE, as it is popularly known, is an DMAE antioxidant that works to keep the body healthy and produce many positive effects in the body. It is known beneficial for not only skin firming, but also for boosting energy levels that result in improved behavior and mental functions. Dimethylaminoethenol or DMAE has also some other possible benefits to the body as an effective antioxidant.
Some Possible Benefits of DMAE
Because DMAE is the precursor of acetylcholine, it acts as a neurotransmitter and is thought to have a lot of benefits for the body. These are few health benefits of DMAE:
- DMAE is effective in preventing and helping the treatment of cardiovascular problems.
- It is known to boost the energy levels of the body and strengthen the immune system.
- It is a known drug in the treatment of depression by the stimulation of the central nervous system.
- It is known for stimulating antioxidant and can reduce the amount of sleep your body needs for being rejuvenated with energy. After 6 weeks of use of DMAE, a reduction of one hour was noted. It was also found that sleep is sound and refreshing.
- DMAE is also responsible to increase life span of living beings, as studies have shown that the animals which have been administered the drug exhibit a longer life span. However, nothing can be confirmed as of now as different animals and birds show different results.
- It can reduce and prevent DNA damage.
- DMAE has the capacity to enhance brain activity by aiding brain function such as making neurotransmitters.
- DMAE helps fighting environmental stress as an antioxidant by de-activating free radicals created by environmental pollutants like cigarette smoke, radiation or stress.
- It helps to improve the body's functionality by dealing with dietary stressors like rancid fats, hydrogenated fats, and fats that have been heated to high temperatures as in cooking and eliminating the free radicals from them, is yet another benefit of DMAE.
- DMAE helps in alleviating behavioral problems like Attention Deficit Disorder. This drug is also known to bring in improved attention span, decreased aggression, improved learning ability, and sometimes increased intelligence. It has been proved that after 6 weeks of administration of the drug, students had an improved concentration level.
- It also boosts other mental abilities like memory, creativity, and verbal fluency.
- For the people who consume an excessive amount of alcohol and suffer headaches and severe hangovers, 6 weeks of DMAE ingestion reportedly made them free from the severity of headaches and depression.
- It is also known to lessen the apathetic attitudes and anxiety of subjects imbibing the person with a new level of motivation.
- DMAE improves the mental functions and the behavior patterns of children with Down's Syndrome.
- DMAE is helpful to people suffering from chronic dyskinesias which occur as a result of lengthy use of major tranquilizers.
- One of the benefits of DMAE is reduction or removal of lipofuscin which are age spots.
DMAE Benefits for Skin: Face Firming
The fact that DMAE helps in fighting free radicals is very beneficial to the skin. With the application of DMAE, the face can get a more youthful appearance with increased elasticity and firmness. This is mainly because DMAE helps in skeletal muscle movement and the facial contours are made more defined. Thus it is actually possible to reverse the signs of aging by the administration of a regulated amount of DMAE!
DMAE also helps in preventing age spots that are caused by lipofucsin (brown pigments formed in the skin while aging). DMAE can be applied topically and consumed orally to reduce the formation of lipofucsin.
There are a lot of internal DMAE supplements available in the market (e.g. Dr. Perricone) which works in the body directly. When it comes to the external application of DMAE, there are lots of moisturizers, creams, and face washes with DMAE that may help in the process of face firming.
The topical treatments with DMAE and alpha lipoic acid are best for the skin as they combine a unique antioxidant technology best suited for firming sagging skin.
A lot of studies have proved that a short term use of DMAE has more positive effects on the skin than bad ones. It is proved to not cause redness, peeling skin, dry skin, itching or other discomforts while applied with prescription and regulation. Studies also showed no distinctive problems after one year of use.
However, a lot of research is still needed to understand the mechanisms of DMAE benefits by the skin care experts as the information gathered till date are not enough to explain what the molecule is doing exactly, though it seems an essentially healthy ingredient for the functioning of our skin cells. It is expected that continued research will throw more light on the benefits of DMAE soon.
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Peru's protagonist Poster 38th Huelva Film Festival
The Latin American Film Festival of Huelva already have poster for his next edition, to be held the third week of November, in particular from 19 to 24 this month.
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From the novel Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert A. Heinlein, where it is a Martian word meaning literally `to drink' and metaphorically `to be one with'.
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A cooperative is a business owned collectively by its members who share in the benefits. The Co-op's purpose is to supply its customers with products, marketing assistance, or services.
While cooperatives have much in common with other businesses, there are some differences. Profits, which in our industry are known as "savings" (i.e. money left over each year after the costs of doing business are met), are returned to the customers. At least 20% of these savings are returned in cash and the balance returned in stock certificates. Stock certificates are retired with cash at a later date, depending upon the Co-op's policies and available funds.
Cooperatives operate on a one-member, one-vote policy. Every Common A Stockholder has an equal voice in the cooperative.
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The purpose of our cooperative is to provide quality products and services to our customers. We believe it is important to deliver services in such a way that our customers will be happy and satisfied. Good service to our customers really takes a team effort - one that grows out of a group of employees who are knowledgeable, skilled, industrious, positive, and want to be a part of a value system.
Our cooperative is part of a something big - all geared towards serving America's farmers and consumers.
FEC offers a wide array of products and services. We aim to be the best in our business along with the markets we serve. We focus on continuous improvement, while fostering excellence and innovative solutions.
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Question of the day // for the dogsMonday, February 13, 2012
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Yes! (Okay, not having dogs I really don't have a reason to say that...but we have two cats, and believe that the best way to have one cat is to have two. They keep each other company, you know?!) Good luck deciding.ReplyDelete
I've been wrestling with this one too.. sometimes I think that the longer I wait the more difficult it would be to integrate a new dog in, but at the same time I feel too busy now to be able to fully train a new dog. I think the best bet would be to get a somewhat trained adult dog during a time when you know you'll be less busy than normal. I know how much a small dog can end up being like an only child, so if you can do it.. Good luck! -BrennaReplyDelete
I dont have any dogs either but my auntie recently went from having 1 very loveable retriever whom was used to having the house and the family all to her self to being joined by one VERY excitable little jack russell whom was being re homed at the dog home by an elderly couple who couldnt cope with his puppying ways, my auntie felt so sorry for him she just took the dog home before she even made it to the dog home (she is a taxi driver and was giving them a lift) the retriver wasnt pleased at first but after a week (that quick) he loved the jack russell and soon mothered him - I think it will all depend on how buddy reacts - give it a try at least you can say you tried if it doesnt work out xxReplyDelete
Buddy might pretend to be sad at first but trust me he will LOVE having another doggie around to play with. I have three!! Never thought I'd have three, two dogs was perfect for us, but then we fostered a little white scrappy one and after about a month she just fit right in, so much so I couldn't imagine taking her from her new dog friends! (But at first our middle dog wouldn't even look at her!!! And then when we got the middle dog the first dog would only let her sleep in the dirty clothes hamper! They are all best buds now though.) If the dogs are small I find food and vet bills to be a minute change. Training, er well yeah, we stuck to rescuing slightly older dogs that have already been trained. Biggest challenge: more dog hair, lol! Sorry for the long essay! I say GO FOR IT!!! :)ReplyDelete
i think buddy would like another friend. good luck! xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreamsReplyDelete
I think another dog is a wonderful idea. We have five at my house and they all keep each other company when we can't. The only suggestion I would offer is to bring your current pup with you to look at the others. That way you can see how they get along and figure out his view on it. Good luck deciding!ReplyDelete
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I think you should! You could always find a rescue in your area and be a "foster mom" and try it out. That way you could see if Buddy gets along with this new pup that you are fostering!ReplyDelete
Do you know anyone with a pup that would be willing to let him/her stay with you and Buddy for a few days? Just to see how it goes (for Buddy and for you)? I would give that a shot! I LOVE the photos of the baby Bostons, of course :) Little girl Bostons are so cute and cuddly :)ReplyDelete
Good luck!
I agree with Jen. If one of your friends can let you 'borrow' their pup for a few days just to see how Buddy reacts to having a new dog around might be a good thing to try. Also, a female might be a good choice, they are easier to train (in my experience) and Buddy might like having the female company around.ReplyDelete
Do it! Buddy would be SO happy.ReplyDelete
Do you know someone with a small dog you can watch for 2 days to see how Buddy does? A trial run may be a good start.ReplyDelete
I have two dogs. The first one being a Brittany Spaniel (my boyfriends dog - but, basically like mine too :)). I decided to get another dog - she is a mix between a Cavalier King Charles and Cocker Spaniel. I can honestly say it was the best decision for both pups. The first one was 3 when I got my puppy...both of them were GREAT with one another! I think it actually helped the younger one behave better from being around a bigger, older dog from the beginning. They absolutely LOVE each other now!ReplyDelete
Do it! Do it!ReplyDelete
You'll be saving another lovely little animal that feels lost in the world, it'll be your good deed in life and also your dog will have a friend.
Eda ♥
Can you foster another puppy for a bit first to see how Buddy adjusts? My grandma did that for awhile and was able to decide after seeing what it was all like that she wanted to officially adopt her.ReplyDelete
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I say go for it! We had a golden retriever mix who was always alone in the house while we were working, so we decided to get a second dog. We were lucky enough to have a "trial run" where we were able to bring the second dog home for a weekend to make sure they got along before committing to keeping her. At first the two dogs were weary of each other, but by the end of the weekend they were like brother and sister. The second dog was a puppy so the first few weeks were difficult - training her, getting her on the same schedule as the older dog, having different food for them... After that though, everything was fine - now they are on the same schedule, eat the same food, and at least have each other during the day while we are at work! We also opted to have two different sexes (the original dog is male, and the second dog is female) as well - not sure if it matters, but I felt like the older dog would feel less threatened with a female dog.ReplyDelete
I now have two dogs and was in the same situation as you. We actually had to return one dog to the shelter b/c she didn't get along with our current dog. But then we found him the perfect little buddy.ReplyDelete
It is tough having two dogs. It is a lot more work and money. Expect the new dog to be less dependent on you and more on your current dog. It is great having two dogs for the instant and anytime play mate but sometimes I feel like my apartment is a dog race track.
Sometimes it is overwhelming and I think I should have just kept the one dog. But I try to give each the same affections. I wouldn't never give up my second dog but it is a huge step and one not to take lightly.
If Buddy is good with other dogs, I would definitely get another. We have two and they are BEST friends. Seriously. We catch them snuggling all the time. I think they really keep each other company during the day. Adding a 2nd dog really isn't as much trouble as you would think. I mean, if you're having to take one out, you might as well take two. : ) Love rescue pups!ReplyDelete
Whichever dog you're considering rescuing, bring Buddy along to see how they got on together. Borrowing a friend's dog is not the same at all. You need to make sure Buddy gets on with the dog you're considering making his permanent companion. I had one dog for about 1-1/2 yrs and then added a friend for him. I took him with me on every visit to find someone that was compatible for him, and now they're inseparable. Good luck!ReplyDelete
I say do it! If you're home to supervise the new pup and make sure they're getting along then that's great! Plus, you said Buddy is bored. Having a friend to pal around with will be good for him. And finally, those pics you posted are just too cute to say "no" to.ReplyDelete
I went through the same dilemma this weekend! My fiance and I volunteered at the Commission for Animal Control to help with adoptions. We were so tempted to take one of the sweet dogs home but we knew that our current dog (who is the ultimate princess) would not be happy about it. It's always a tough call. But maybe they will grow to be best friend :)ReplyDelete
We went from one to two back in December 2009, and there was a small adjustment period but it was so worth it! We saved our rescue pup, and he's been a great companion to our older girl dog. We just made sure to find a rescue who was good with other dogs and had the same energy level as our dog. The two of them love playing and cuddling together now - even if they needed some time to get used to one another. If it's truly what you want, I'd say go for it! You sound like a great doggy parent, and any rescue pup would be lucky to have you. I bet Buddy would adjust in time, and be thankful to have a friend.ReplyDelete
What a sweet person you are to even have adopted one adorable rescue pup! I can't offer much advice in terms of your final decision, as I have only ever had one dog at a time. Good luck on your decision!ReplyDelete
i had one dog and because of work i felt really bad he was home all day by himself so i got another one. now theres so much love going on in my apartment:)ReplyDelete
Years ago, when I was still living with my parents, I convinced them to let me adopt a 2nd dog, who I found online at a local shelter's website and could not resist his sweet sweet face. The first month was a definite challenge with training, but after the dust settled dog #1 LOVED dog #2... they would take naps and play together, and there is something truly magical about walking 2 dogs at the same time! In terms of making dog #1 sad, that was never an issue. I think he was more or less just a little annoyed with dog #2's energy and excitement during the transition, but that attitude only lasted a week or two. There are plenty of cons, don't get me wrong, but you can't argue with the pros! Having two dogs is a fantastic experience!ReplyDelete
I'm in the EXACT same position. I love dogs, can afford another dog, would love another dog, have a bored dog now that would love a friend (I think) but can't stand the idea of Frankie not being happy or feeling replaced. Ugh. Can't wait to hear what you decide!ReplyDelete
Omg, STOP it with those pictures of dogs, I'm dying...so so cute!! I'm kind of in the same boat because we have one dog, but I feel like she could use a friend...I work from home too, but we do travel a lot so it's hard because it's so much more expensive to board one dog vs. two...but then on the other hand I would love to have another dog! I'm so torn too, so I totally understand your dilemna! Best of luck deciding! XoxoReplyDelete
french bulldogs are the cutest!!! I have been wanting one for so long but with all the travel I do and being in school...it doesn't seem fair to have a little guy at the moment but if I worked from home I think I would cave! Such a tough decision.ReplyDelete
We have to fight off the desire for a second dog nearly daily but since we are city dwellers and likely will be until retirement in 30 or so years, we just couldn't justify further complicating our living situation. If your current pup is bored, a better solution might be play dates or doggie day care (we have a great one in the Bucktown area). And there are loads of ways to help shelter pups without adding a new full time resident from volunteering at adoption events all the way up to fostering. Fostering, btw, is a great way to give a trail run to being a 2 dog house while helping a pooch and letting the little one in residence feel out being a +1. We have Chicago area friends who foster on the regular -- I'm sure they'd be happy to talk to you if you have interest/questions.ReplyDelete
What about a kitten? I had a 10 year old cat when I first got my dog 7 years ago. Then I had to put my cat to sleep this past June and while they dog and cat didn't really play together, I could see where my dog was getting lonely while I was at work and he was being a little bit destructive. About 6 weeks ago I adopted a 12 week old kitten who had been fostered around dogs and it's been beyond wonderful. Yes, you'll have a litter box to clean up, but most kittens are pretty much potty trained by the time they're old enough to come home with you. Plus, most of the time if an apartment will take a dog, they will take a cat...if there are pet fees, it's usually let for a cat. My dog is about 20 pounds and it may not work as well with a bigger dog, but it might be something to think about!ReplyDelete
I have a chihuahua and he hates all other dogs except my mom's chi. I've heard that their breed makes them not the friendliest to other dogs. Who knows. Maybe my guy just doesn't realize he's a dog. But I would definately do a trial run before committing and falling in love with another pup.ReplyDelete
We just got a yorkie puppy a few months back and couldn't believe how much work it was! Everyone I've talked though, has recommended that once he's out of the puppy phase to get another pup. Apparently the older one trains the pup so it's not as much work and they keep each other entertained. My parents said that having a second child was actually more like having 3 kids, but getting their 2nd puppy actually made the first one easier. I say go for it! Plus it sounds like you've already decided to get one :)ReplyDelete
If you are on the fence about two dogs (I have one but also would love another!) You can always be a foster mama! This way you save a life, your pup gets a playmate and usually the vet bills are taken care of by the organization you are fostering from. It's a win/win. Unles you fall in love with your foster, and so does your pup...then it looks like a three way win!! Good luck!!ReplyDelete
I have 2 dogs and in all honesty it's easier to take care of 2 vs just 1. My dogs entertain each other and are much more self-sufficient when they have each other around. It's adorable to see how much they love each other and makes you love them more.ReplyDelete
My recommendation is get a 2nd one - you won't be sorry. :)
Just like Brooke's chihuahua, mine hates all other dogs, except our pomeranian mix. She was a tiny, tiny pup when we brought her into our home and he was so curious and accepting of her. They play all the time and I feel better that they have a buddy in each other. I have a split leash, so it's easy to take them both out. I love having 2! It may be more work to get a puppy, but most dogs (even ones that don't like other dogs) are usually gentle and okay with puppies.ReplyDelete
Starting a post off with adorable photos like those makes it VERY difficult to say no! haha (Just saying) Anyways, I had a similar issue before (but with a cat... I'm a dog person for sure but because of my living situation I wasn't about to have one :( ...) I had one cat for about 3 years at one point and wanted to get her someone to play with when I wasn't around. I had a VERY similar pro/con list especially since I only get rescue animals as well. I decided to hold out mainly because of the $$ but then a friend had a kitten that needed a home. Three years later and I couldn't be happier! They're both females so they are not BEST friends but they keep each other company and my new kitten tamed my once HORRIBLE cat! Overall the cons of the extra vet bills, moving around (which I did when the new kitten was only a few months old) and the fact I'd have TWO animals is totally worth the fact that I now have TWO amazing cats that have each other to play with and I also know I ended up saving one of the most amazing pets I've ever had!ReplyDelete
Good luck with your decision... I say go for it! :)
There seems to be some kind of puppy fever going on!ReplyDelete
My cousin will get a puppy this weekend, my friend is planning to have a puppy... And those people are not normally dog persons!
Have to admit they are so cute!
I think animals need companionship just like humans do. I think Buddy would love to have his own buddy. Have you thought about maybe going to a training class, that may help with your busy schedule, in training the new pup? I know of a few places in the city if you are looking. Plus, I also know that the little one will learn from buddy.ReplyDelete
you know my vote! yes yes yes yes!!!ReplyDelete
We actually got our second yorkie when our Maxi was 6 years old. I had the same fears as you, but decided that maybe just maybe it would work out. Oh, Maxi was upset at first. He eventually came around and now they lay by each other and play all the time. We decided to get another pup because we aren't at home as much and felt like Maxi needed some company. If I had to do it again, I would. I would just do it much sooner. Good luck to you! You are a great mom.....ReplyDelete
get the dog! thats just my opinion.ReplyDelete
You should definitely do it. My boyfriends family dig was a really happy dog until they got another one. He hated her and would poop in the floor and just all around be cranky about her existence. A few months later, you could never see one without the other. When we take them to the park, he protects her from other dogs. And when she gets spanked and put in her crate and cries, he waits outside of it for her. It is the most precious thing. Dogs are very social animals and they thrive with companionship. And since I got my dog from a shelter too, I definitely vote for saving another little life.ReplyDelete
I think giving Buddy a sister is such a sweet thing and shows how much you love him and the love you could give to a dog who needs it! It's definitely an adjustment and would be trying at times, but the end result totally outweigh the adjustment period. We had a lab mix that my parents took on because our condo wouldn't allow dogs over 25lbs. They didn't have to train him, but my parents puggle (she's not designer, we adopted her 10 years ago when she was just a mix) warmed up to Beckett almost immediately and loved having him (and in my opinion was like a puppy again) until the day we had him adopted by a great family.ReplyDelete
Good luck and take you time to think about it. You'll make the right decision for you and Buddy!
Oh!! I just love Frenchies! I say get another dog... :) the more the merrier!ReplyDelete
I may have a solution! Ask to watch a friends dog for a few days during the work week to see if he likes having a buddy or if the novelty wears off!ReplyDelete
I have two dogs and if your first dog is well-trained, it makes it much easier with the second! I'm happy my dogs have each other because like you, I work all the time, and if I'm not working, I'm spending time with my daughter and husband...poor dogs! I say DO IT (post-launch, that is!)ReplyDelete
My mom has a rescue pup, named Bear. I think it was the happiest decision she's made in a long time!ReplyDelete
My boyfriend and I have two rescue pups and I say GO FOR IT!ReplyDelete
We adopted Little Greg (a 40 lbs lab mix) in August 2009,and he was definitely in need of some tender love and care. He lived on the streets for the first year and a half of his life (with his dog "mom" and "dad"), had scars on his body from who knows what (allegedly defending his mom when she was in heat), and so he was super scared of people. We invested A LOT of time in him and he definitely came out of his shell (it helps that he's the absolute SWEETEST PUP EVER!). THEN -- a year later -- my boyfriend had the great idea of getting him a friend. We both work all day and everyone said it would help his frightfulness. SO we adopted Peggy Sue -- another 40lbs lab mix -- she was younger -- 8 months old -- and she was/is CRAZY (in a good way!). She's the happiest dog I've ever met and she brings so much joy to all of our lives -- and Little Greg LOVES her. He's definitely in charge and puts her in her place when she gets a little crazy and runs around the house but they cuddle and hang out all the time.
SO LONG story short -- TWO DOGS ARE BETTER THAN ONE.


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OK - I haven't been this excited about a Gluten-free cookie since I made the Black & Whites. Now we have -- the Gluten-free Linzer Cookie.
I've been making Linzer Cookies over the holidays for the past 25 or 30 years using a recipe I think I found in a magazine. I don't even remember. It really is the best Linzer cookie I've ever had. I make 100's every holiday season - and give them as gifts. It's the only recipe I have that I have never shared with anyone. Today I going to share the Gluten-free version :-)
Since I hardly eat any wheat these days, I knew that this cookie had to go Gluten-free. Finding the time would be tricky, because this is no cookie recipe for the faint of heart - it's not the easiest recipe, and it's time consuming. But it simply had to be done.
So late one night I made the dough and stuck it in the refrigerator overnight (a must for these cookies), and figured I'd find an hour here and there to bake a few at a time to see if they worked. Well they did work! In fact, if you handed them to people without telling them they are Gluten-free, they'd never know. The taste is that close :-)
I consider this a fairly low-sugar recipe when you consider it's 1 cup of sugar (not including the powdered sugar top) to 6 - 2/3 dry ingredients. Still, I'll probably be trying it with Splenda soon, just to see what happens. I've also used good quality Raspberry Fruit Spreads that are sugar-free (naturally sweetened) and that has worked well. A good option if you're trying to cut back on sugar.
The fun thing about Linzer cookies is that you can make them for any occasion, in any shape. These are actually the regular Linzer cookies I made last year for Valentine's Day, but could be done with the Gluten-free version just as easily.
I wouldn't attempt this recipe without a good strong stand mixer. It's a very stiff dough and difficult to mix well with a wooden spoon. I did it back when I first started making them (pre-Jazzercise days, obviously), and I have to say I hated when the last ingredient got added and I had to blend it. I didn't have a mixer back then (I have two now - LOL).
As I said, you can make them any shape you want - but traditional Linzer cookies are round with a hole in the middle. I have a set of Biscuit cutters that come with several sizes that work perfectly. I usually make these into 2" cookies, using my smallest cutter for the center hole, but you can make them any size you want. I also have a set of Heart cutters. This is my favorite one. Not part of the set - you can't tell from the picture but it's only about 3/4" high and 3/4" wide. Really small.
OK - enough shmoozing. On to the recipe!
Gluten-free Linzer Cookies
Makes about 60 2" cookies (120 bottoms and tops)
- 1 1/2 cups Butter (3 sticks), slightly softened
- 1 cup Sugar
- 1 Egg + 1 Egg Yolk
- 1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
- 3 1/3 cups Ground Almonds
- 3 cups of your favorite Gluten Free Mix
- 1/3 cup Sweet Rice Flour
- 1 1/2 tsp Baking Powder
- 1 tsp Xanthan Gum
- 1 1/4 tsp Cinnamon
- 1 Jar Raspberry Jam (good quality - I like Mary Ellen Brand)
- Powdered Sugar
Directions for making the dough and baking
- Mix the flours, baking powder, cinnamon, and xanthan gum together with a whisk and set aside.
- Using an electric mixer beat the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy.
- Add the eggs and vanilla and beat until blended.
- Add the ground nuts and mix on low speed until completely blended.
- Gradually add the dry ingredients at low speed and mix until completely blended. The dough will be stiff.
- Shape the dough into a round disk and wrap in plastic wrap. Chill overnight.
- When you're ready to bake, preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Break off about 1/4 of the dough (it will be very hard) and roll between two pieces of wax paper OR between a Silpat mat (love mine) and wax paper, to about 1/8" to 1/4" thickness. Do not use the rolling pin directly on the dough - it will stick! Also, in order to hold the shape of your cut out cookies, the dough must be cold or cool. If it starts to warm up and becomes hard to handle, put it back in the refrigerator for a while.
- Cut an equal amount of tops (with the center hole) and bottoms.
- Bake approximately 12 minutes, until the edges just barely start to get golden.
- Let cookies cool on cookie sheet for about 3-5 minutes before moving to cooling rack.
- Repeat with remaining dough and scraps.
Cool cookies to room temperature before assembling. If you're not going to assemble the cookies now, they keep at room temperature in an airtight container for a few days, or you can freeze them until you are ready to assemble.
Directions for assembling the cookies
- Set up two long sheets of wax paper or parchment paper.
- Line your cookie tops on one sheet (close together), and the cookie bottoms on the other. For the cookie bottoms, the bottom of the cookie (flat size) should be facing up. That will be on the inside of the cookie when you assemble it.
- Put the jam in a small saucepan and heat it up, stirring occasionally to thin it out.
- Meanwhile,using a sifter or hand strainer, liberally sprinkle the tops with powdered sugar.
- When the jam is thinned, spoon a little onto the cookie bottoms, spreading over the cookie to within about 1/8" of the edge (it will spread when you put the top on it.
- Immediately put a top on it, and repeat until all cookies are topped. If the jam begins to thicken, heat it again to thin out.
- Once the cookies are all assembled, use a small spoon to carefully drop a bit of the jam in the center of each cookie
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Any leftover jam can be poured back in the jar and used later. I also usually gather up the excess powdered sugar on the wax paper and pour it back into the bag - no need to waste it!
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Tallahassee, Fla.
A new partnership will allow some high school students to earn college credit.
Godby High School will be partnering with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Students will be able to earn up to 18 hours of college credit.
Teachers say these classes will get students excited about education.
"This'll be the most fun science course and mathematics you've ever done," said Time Hester, assistant professor at ERAU.
"It's not your typical class that you would take in high school," said Godby high school principal Shelly Bell. "But this is where the future is and they're really excited to say 'wait, we get to do that here at Godby?"
News Release: Leon County Schools
Godby High School will be partnering with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) to offer dual enrollment opportunities in aerospace and engineering for the 2014-2015 school year.
Godby students will be able to earn up to 18 hours of college credit in one of the two fields. Through the joint partnership, ERAU credentialed high school teachers will instruct students on Godby's campus.
The idea is to use aviation and aerospace to capture students imaginations and motivate them towards success with their studies. We anticipate Unmanned Aircraft Systems to be one of the most popular courses.
Through the course students will learn the history of unmanned aircraft, examine present military and commercial applications, and use teamwork to solve a real-world problem flying an iPad controlled AR drone quadricopter with onboard HD video recorder. (THEY WILL HAVE A QUADRICOPTER ON HAND FRIDAY FOR VISUALS)
"The mission of our Aerospace Career Academy program is to inspire high school students with rigorous STEM-related dual enrollment courses while providing a clear pathway to an accelerated college degree and high-paying jobs in the exciting aerospace industry." - John P. Johnson, Ph.D, President and CEO Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
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