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New info in the family tree. I may have some new info on my immigrant ancestor, Johann Hinrich Lübker and his first wife, Christine Meier. Courtesy of a guy named Brendon on the Ancestry.com message board for Erie County, New York. Johann Hinrich- or Hinrich, as he usually appears in the census and other documents- immigrated from Schleswig-Holstein in 1846, and according to the 1899 Compendium of Biography, he was a "prosperous shoemaker for many years" in New York. Image 8 of 33. Henry" obviously is an...

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New info in the family tree. I may have some new info on my immigrant ancestor, Johann Hinrich Lübker and his first wife, Christine Meier. Courtesy of a guy named Brendon on the Ancestry.com message board for Erie County, New York. Johann Hinrich- or Hinrich, as he usually appears in the census and other documents- immigrated from Schleswig-Holstein in 1846, and according to the 1899 Compendium of Biography, he was a "prosperous shoemaker for many years" in New York. Image 8 of 33. Henry" obviously is an...

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Studio 1050...: August 2011

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From the desert to the prairie. Since Kathleen and I met and decided to share an apartment back in 1989, we've moved eight times. In a couple of weeks we'll be doing that for the ninth time. It's kind of ironic- we met when both of us were in government service, and one of the reasons we left government service was because we didn't want to move every few years. Turns out it was less the jobs than who we are. And because we were able to have that kind of comfortable chat, I also found out he's got a fift...

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Studio 1050...: June 2009

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Who people think I look like. I'm probably going to regret this (not the least reason for which would be the need to dig up the old photos of me to support what I'm about to talk about), but over the years folks have suggested that I look like a whole range of famous people. When I was younger and had shoulder-length 9and beyond) hair, it was kinda flattering. They said i looked like Bob Seger. When I got a little older and cut my hair, they started saying I looked like Kenny Rogers. Links to this post.

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Studio 1050...: New info in the family tree

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New info in the family tree. I may have some new info on my immigrant ancestor, Johann Hinrich Lübker and his first wife, Christine Meier. Courtesy of a guy named Brendon on the Ancestry.com message board for Erie County, New York. Johann Hinrich- or Hinrich, as he usually appears in the census and other documents- immigrated from Schleswig-Holstein in 1846, and according to the 1899 Compendium of Biography, he was a "prosperous shoemaker for many years" in New York. Image 8 of 33. Henry" obviously is an...

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Studio 1050...: Moonshine 101: Glen Thunder

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Moonshine 101: Glen Thunder. As most of my friends know, I enjoy whiskey. My faves are the corn whiskeys—usually Jack Daniel's. But also some bourbons—but I’ll also have a glass of Jameson's Irish. Or even a single malt Scotch. Once in a while. (Thanks, John! Since moonshine obviously has been around for centuries and can be widely variable in flavor, strength and quality, I figured it might be a good idea to do a little online research instead of buying the first one I ran across. And speaking of roots,...

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Studio 1050...: December 2009

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How do you pronounce "Luebker"? I was talking to my cousin a couple of weeks back. Somehow or other we got around to talking about our grandparents and great grandparents, and I was surprised to hear him pronounce my last name as "lip-ker.". T surprise me- it's the way my dad always pronounced it and the way I pronounced it up until I went off to college, and decided I'd start pronouncing it the way it looks. However, my guess is that my immigrant ancestor (Johann Hinrich Lübker) pronounced the sharpened...

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Leo the Listmaker's Pop Culture Palace. My name is Leo and I am a listmaker. I'll be posting my lists and various other observations on life, pop culture, and whatever else I feel like commenting on. I hope for much feedback and commentary from my readers, so please speak up and let me know what you think. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. The 100 Greatest Bands of all time - #97 The White Stripes. Seeing this video years ago was my intro to this band. It blew me away. So awesome and yet so simple. Wow Just, wow.

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Leo the Listmaker's Pop Culture Palace. My name is Leo and I am a listmaker. I'll be posting my lists and various other observations on life, pop culture, and whatever else I feel like commenting on. I hope for much feedback and commentary from my readers, so please speak up and let me know what you think. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. The 100 Greatest Bands of all time - #77 Madness. Don't watch that watch this. This is the heavy heavy monster sound. The nuttiest sound around. My girl's mad at me. Freak out i...

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