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Greenore Single Grain Irish Whiskey (15YR)
Whiskey Review: Greenore Single Grain Irish Whiskey (15YR) 93.5/100
Review by Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
Published July 12, 2010
In 1988 JohnTeeling bought the Cooley Distillery from the Irish Government essentially as a purchase of a facility meant for the scrap heap. The distillery however, was never scrapped. Instead John Teeling and his Master Distiller, Noel Sweeny, turned their perceptions of the facility around, rolled up their sleeves, and ten years later were making some of the most unique Irish whiskey in the Country. Not that it was easy, Dr. Teeling tried unsuccessfully to sell the distillery five years into the process to rid himself of the bad investment. But… innovation and desire played their part, and the remarkable turn around of the Cooley Distillery is the stuff of legend.
One of the innovative products made at the Cooley Distillery is the Greenore Single Grain Irish Whiskey. It is the only single grain Irish Whiskey that I know of which uses a double distillation of a single grain (corn) in a continuous column still. The product is aged in used bourbon barrels for either 8 years or 15, and bottled at 43% alcohol by volume.
I am reviewing the 15-year-old version which quite frankly is one of the most surprising whiskey I have come across recently.
In the Bottle 4.5/5
The Greenore Single Grain Whiskey arrives in an Irish Green, open style, cardboard display box which allows you to see the handsome bottle inside. The bottle is a clean, masculine creation, slightly narrower at the bottom than at the shoulders. It is squat, but attractive with a clean classy look. The presentation is topped with a solid high density cork and looks great in or out of its box.
In the Glass 9.5/10
The whiskey has an amber/orange 'straw' colour which flashes yellow in the light. There is an abundance of legs apparent when the glass is tilted and swirled gently. The aroma from the glass is one of corn bathed in vanilla and honey. Gentle green apple notes rise into the air awash with woody spices and caramel toffee. A lovely hint of pineapple gives the nose a grand elegance which is simple delightful.
In The Mouth 56/60
This is unmistakably a corn whiskey with tasty cereal corn flakes providing the platform upon which all else has been built. The initial delivery of the whiskey leads out with rich oak spice and honey. A sweet vanilla bourbon flavour swamps the taste-buds, and early into the tasting, I am fully aware that this whisky is unlike any Irish whisky I have tasted previously. The flavour settles into a toasty corn-on-the-cob with a mouth-watering butteryness. In the background apricots and green apples stew with light hints of baking spices.
I may be imagining it, because I know this is an Irish whiskey but within all of the rich flavours of vanilla bourbon and corn I taste the more traditional Irish whiskey flavours of anise and linseed. I find the final result to be a whisky that exudes complexity and a silky flair. My description does not do justice to the suave smooth flavour that has met my palate.
In the Throat 14/15
The finish is all spice and honey enriched with a swath of corn. At 43 per cent alcohol by volume the spirit is amazingly smooth. There is very little burn in the throat, just enough to satisfy the tonsils and warm the gullet.
The Afterburn 9.5/10
By the time which I reached this part of the review, my entire bottle of Greenore 15 Year Old Single Grain Irish Whiskey had been consumed. What a marvelous whiskey experience! My taste-buds were bathed in warm toasted corn-on-the-cob with a spicy oak accent and honey sweet wonderfulness. During the sampling and tasting I did not give much thought to cocktails or bar drinks which speaks volumes about the spirit, its rich flavour and suave smoothness. This is a whisky which can easily be drank neat or on the rocks, and now after my sampling sessions, it is certainly one of my most recommended Irish Whiskeys!
You may read some of my other Whisky Reviews (click the link) if you wish to have some comparative reviews.
Suggested Recipe
Luckily I have a second bottle, and I have decided to make an Old Fashioned Cocktail my recommended bar drink. This classic cocktail is simple and delicious!
The Old Fashioned Cocktail
2 oz Greenore Irish Whiskey
1 tsp simple syrup
1 dash Angostura bitters
2 large ice cubes
Twist of orange peel
Add the first three ingredients to a rocks glass over the ice cubes
Rub the cut edge of the orange peel over the rim of the glass and twist it over the drink. (This will release the oil from the orange zest into the drink)
(Sometimes I drop in the orange peel for garnish.)
Please remember to enjoy responsibly as it is my aim to help you find and drink better whiskey, but not to encourage you to drink more whiskey!
As always you may interpret the scores I provide as follows.
0-25 A spirit with a rating this low would actually kill you.
26-49 Depending upon your fortitude you might actually survive this.
50 -59 You are safe to drink this…but you shouldn't.
60-69 Substandard swill which you may offer to people you do not want to see again.
70-74 Now we have a fair mixing rum or whisky. Accept this but make sure it is mixed into a cocktail.
75-79 You may begin to serve this to friends, again probably still cocktail territory.
80-84 We begin to enjoy this spirit neat or on the rocks. (I will still primarily mix cocktails)
85-89 Excellent for sipping or for mixing!
90-94 Definitely a primary sipping spirit, in fact you may want to hoard this for yourself.
95-97.5 The Cream of the Crop
98+ I haven't met this bottle yet…but I want to.
Very loosely we may put my scores into terms that you may be more familiar with on a Gold, Silver, and Bronze medal scale as follows:
70 – 79.5 Bronze Medal (Recommended only as a mixer)
80 – 89.5 Silver Medal (Recommended for sipping and or a high quality mixer)
90 – 95 Gold Medal (Highly recommended for sipping and for sublime cocktails.)
95.5+ Platinum Award (Highest Recommendation)
One Response to "Greenore Single Grain Irish Whiskey (15YR)"
October 15, 2010 at 4:56 pm
Couldn't believe how great this whiskey tasted. I savored every shot, and didn't want the bottle to empty. I will order another now from my favorite liquor store. It takes about a week to get it in. Worth every penny. Amazingly smooth and perfect on the palate.


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The New York Giants rallied, the Arizona Cardinals pulled off an upset and the San Francisco 49ers kept rolling. Here's a recap of Sunday's Week 2 NFL action:
N.Y. Giants 41 — Tampa Bay 34
Eli Manning passed for a career-best 510 yards, and Andre Brown's 2-yard run with 31 seconds remaining gave the New York Giants a 41-34 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday in East Rutherford, NJ. Just before halftime, Manning had the third of three first-half interceptions returned 60 yards for a touchdown by Eric Wright, making the score 24-13 Buccaneers. Trailing by 14 points until late in the third quarter, New York (1-1) scored 24 points in the last 16 minutes of the game to secure the victory over Tampa Bay (1-1). Manning completed 31 of 51 passes, including three touchdowns. New York's Victor Cruz had 11 catches for 179 yards and a score, while teammate Hakeem Nicks had 10 catches for 199 yards and a touchdown. Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman passed for 243 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. Buccaneers' receiver Vincent Jackson caught five passes for 128 yards and one score.
Arizona 20 — New England 18
Stephen Gostkowski missed a potential game-winning, 42-yard field goal, and the Arizona Cardinals beat the New England Patriots, 20-18, in Foxboro, Mass. on Sunday. Arizona (2-0) was led by quarterback Kevin Kolb, who threw for one touchdown and ran for another while subbing for the injured John Skelton. New England (1-1) had the opportunity to win after defensive lineman Vince Wilfork recovered a fumble in Arizona territory with 1:01 left, however Gostkowski missed the field goal. Quarterback Tom Brady threw for 316 yards, one touchdown and one interception for New England, while teammate Wes Welker caught five passes for 95 yards.
San Francisco 27 — Detroit 19
Alex Smith passed for 226 yards and two touchdowns to Vernon Davis, and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Detroit Lions, 27-19, on Sunday night in San Francisco. San Francisco (2-0) kept the potent Lions' offense out of the end zone until there were less than two minutes to play. Detroit (1-1) was unable to stop Davis, who finished with five catches for 73 yards and the two scores. Frank Gore added 89 yards and a touchdown for the Niners. Calvin Johnson caught eight passes for 94 yards for the Lions. Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford threw for 230 yards, a touchdown and an interception.
Philadelphia 24 — Baltimore 23
Michael Vick scored on a 1-yard run with 1:55 to play, as the Philadelphia Eagles rallied to beat the Baltimore Ravens, 24-23, on Sunday in Philadelphia. Philadelphia (2-0) has won each of its first two games by a single point. Baltimore (1-1) had a chance to rally, but could not get into field goal range in the final minute. Vick completed 23 of 32 passes for 371 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions for the Eagles. Philadelphia tight end Brent Celek caught eight passes for 157 yards, while teammate DeSean Jackson had seven receptions for 114 yards. Baltimore running back Ray Rice carried 16 times for 99 yards, while quarterback Joe Flacco completed 22 of 42 passes for 232 yards, a touchdown and an interception. Rookie kicker Justin Tucker made field goals of 56, 51 and 48 yards for the Ravens.
St. Louis 31 — Washington 28
Sam Bradford passed for 310 yards and three touchdowns, as the St. Louis Rams beat the Washington Redskins, 31-28, in St. Louis on Sunday. St. Louis (1-1) trailed 21-6 in the second quarter, but Bradford's passing rallied his team to victory. Billy Cundiff attempted a game-tying 62-yard field goal with 1:13 left for Washington (1-1), but it was well short. Rams' receiver Danny Amendola caught 16 passes for 160 yards. Redskins' quarterback Robert Griffin III threw for 206 yards and a touchdown. Griffin ran for two other scores while rolling up 82 yards on the ground.
Pittsburgh 27 — N.Y. Jets 10
Ben Roethlisberger threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns, and the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New York Jets, 27-10, in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Ahead 13-10 at halftime, Pittsburgh (1-1) dominated the second half behind Roethlisberger, who completed 24 of 31 passes on the game. Antonio Brown led the Steelers with seven catches for 79 yards. The Jets (1-1) did little against the Steelers' defense after scoring twice early. New York's Mark Sanchez passed for just 138 yards and a touchdown, while his team had only 219 yards of total offense.
Carolina 35 — New Orleans 27
Cam Newton threw for 253 yards and ran for 71 more, as the Carolina Panthers beat the New Orleans Saints, 35-27, in Charlotte on Sunday. Carolina (1-1) rushed for 219 yards as a team. Newton, DeAngelo Williams and Mike Tolbert all ran for scores. Drew Brees had 325 yards passing and a touchdown for New Orleans (0-2). Pierre Thomas carried nine times for 110 yards for the Saints, while teammate Darren Sproles caught 13 passes for 128 yards. Panthers' receiver Steve Smith had three catches for 104 yards.
Indianapolis 23 — Minnesota 20
Adam Vinatieri kicked a 53-yard field goal with 8 seconds to play, as the Indianapolis Colts beat the Minnesota Vikings, 23-20, in Indianapolis on Sunday. Rookie quarterback Andrew Luck passed for 224 yards and two touchdowns for Indianapolis (1-1). He led the Colts' final drive after Minnesota (1-1) tied the game on a 6-yard scoring pass from Christian Ponder to Kyle Rudolph with 31 seconds remaining. Ponder had 245 yards passing and two touchdowns, while Percy Harvin led the Vikings with 12 catches for 104 yards. Minnesota running back Adrian Peterson carried 16 times for 60 yards. Donnie Avery led the Colts with nine receptions for 111 yards.
Cincinnati 34 — Cleveland 27
Andy Dalton threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, as the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Cleveland Browns, 34-27, in Cincinnati on Sunday. Cincinnati (1-1) was never threatened after Dalton connected with Brandon Tate on a 44-yard score in the third quarter to give the Bengals a 24-10 lead. Cleveland (0-2) was unable to capitalize on big games from rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden, who passed for 322 yards and two scores, and rookie running back Trent Richardson, who ran for 109 yards and scored on both a run and a pass.
Seattle 27 — Dallas 7
Marshawn Lynch ran for 122 yards and a touchdown, as the Seattle Seahawks beat the Dallas Cowboys, 27-7, on Sunday in Seattle. Seattle (1-1) scored 10 first-quarter points off of special teams' plays and Dallas (1-1) never seriously threatened the early lead. Seahawks' rookie Russell Wilson threw for 151 yards and a touchdown. Cowboys' quarterback Tony Romo passed for 251 yards and a 22-yard score to Miles Austin in the second quarter, but he could not rally his team.
Houston 27 — Jacksonville 7
Arian Foster rushed for 110 yards and a touchdown, while teammate Ben Tate added 74 yards and two scores, as the Houston Texans routed the Jacksonville Jaguars, 27-7, on Sunday in Jacksonville. Houston (2-0) led 17-0 at the half, while rolling up 242 yards of offense. Jacksonville (0-2) running back Maurice Jones-Drew had 60 rushing yards and a touchdown catch, but the Jaguars amassed just 117 yards of offense on the day, a new franchise low.
Buffalo 35 — Kansas City 17
C.J. Spiller ran for 123 yards and two scores, as the Buffalo Bills beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 35-17, in Orchard Park, NY on Sunday. Buffalo (1-1) led 35-3 entering the fourth quarter, before Kansas City (0-2) added two late touchdowns on passes from Matt Cassel to Dwayne Bowe. Cassel finished with 301 passing yards and the two scores to Bowe, who had 102 receiving yards on eight receptions. Ryan Fitzpatrick passed for 178 yards and two touchdowns for the Bills.
Miami 35 — Oakland 13
Reggie Bush ran for 172 yards and two touchdowns, as the Miami Dolphins beat the Oakland Raiders, 35-13, in Miami on Sunday. Oakland (0-2) led 10-7 at halftime, but allowed two rushing touchdowns to Bush in the third quarter, including a 65-yard score, to lose control of the game. Miami (1-1) finished with a 263-23 advantage in rushing yards. Dolphins' rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill threw for 200 yards, a touchdown, and ran for another score. Receiver Brian Hartline caught nine passes for 111 yards for Miami. Carson Palmer completed 24 of 48 passes for 373 yards and a touchdown for the Raiders. Oakland running back Darren McFadden was held to just 22 yards on 11 carries.
San Diego 38 — Tennessee 10
Back-up tight end Dante Rosario caught three touchdown passes, as the San Diego Chargers beat the Tennessee Titans, 38-10, in San Diego on Sunday. San Diego (2-0) dominated thanks to a relentless defense that held the Titans to 212 yards. Chargers' quarterback Philip Rivers threw for 284 yards and the three scores to Rosario, despite being sacked four times by Tennessee (0-2). Malcom Floyd added six catches for 109 yards for San Diego. Titans' running back Chris Johnson had just 17 yards on eight carries.

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TUSCALOOSA | Construction on a new 114,000-square-foot student recreation center at the University of Alabama will start within the next month, according to UA officials.
The new center, which will be called the Student Center, is scheduled for completion in early 2014 and will be where the Rose Towers residential buildings used to be, next to Jack Warner Parkway.
George Brown, executive director of University Recreation, said the location was chosen to accommodate the fitness needs of students living on the north side of campus, and bring university recreation to them.
"We're bringing health and well-being through fitness to different parts of campus," Brown said. "I think it's a really seminal moment in terms of the university addressing the needs of the students, particularly those living on the north end of campus."
Brown said there will be few differences between the new Student Center and the current Rec Center. The new center is being built to enhance some of the more popular programs at the current center, he said.
There will be a new climbing wall and a built-in floor hockey rink, but, other than those, the cardio and weight equipment will stay roughly the same.
However, there is a difference in the size of the facilities.
"The current Rec Center is a three-generation add-on," said Brown "After its being built in 1982, and add-ons in 1992 and 2004, it's roughly 195,000 square feet. The new Student Center will only be about 114,000 square feet."
However, Brown said that the amount of facility space that will be dedicated to recreation will more than make up for the reduction in size.
"The new Student Center will not be just a recreation space," he said. "But, of the 114,000 square feet of space, about 77,000 of that will be dedicated to recreation, so, comparatively, the size is perfectly adequate."
The new Student Center is being built in direct response to some of the overcrowding problems that the current Rec Center is facing, because of the rapid growth in student population in the last few years.
"I think that overcrowding and growth are clearly at play," Brown said. "Since the last add-on to the current Rec Center in 2004, the student population has grown from about 22,000 to 33,600, with an anticipated growth to about 35,000. So, clearly, the Rec Center didn't have adequate space to accommodate that many people."
However, Brown said he doesn't see this growth as a bad thing. Instead, he believes the university can use this population spike to the advantage of its recreation programs.
"It's fairly clear that the university is trying to recruit great students, but in order to retain great students, they need to have those quality-of-life facilities, such as a recreation center, nearby," he said. "I think that University Recreation can only benefit from this growth."
Despite the second recreation center, the current Rec Center and Aquatic Center will also need to be expanded within the next 10 years, Brown said.
"Although we know that Presidential Village is on its way, we feel like the current facilities need to be updated, particularly the Rec Center fields and the Aquatic Center's location," he said. "We know that we've had problems with dedicated field space, and the Aquatic Center is certainly an aging building, so both of those present problems that will be addressed within the next few years."
University Recreation faculty say they are excited to be a part of the new facility, not only because of the growth potential of their programs, but because of what the facility will mean for University Recreation.
"It'll be great to have this new center," said Andr� Love, associate director of programs.
Love is responsible for outdoor recreation, intramural sports, club sports and informal recreation. He said he is eager about the new center because it will allow for certain programs to be moved to the new center, and it will allow for the expansion of others.
"It's exciting to be a part of this process," he said. "This is one of the first things I've been a part of since I started working here, so, for me, it's special to be a part of it."
Students living in the residential facilities on the north side of campus are particularly excited about the complex.
"I am excited to have a new recreation center closer to where I live," said Morgan Mullen.
Mullen, a sophomore living in the Lakeside Residential Community, regularly visits the current Rec Center, but is eager to start using the new Student Center when it opens.
"Sometimes getting to the Rec Center is difficult, but if there's one closer to my dorm, then there's no excuse not to go," she said.


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Customers at Mooselips Java Joint in Seeley, Wisconsin, love this because it's creamy, cool and not overpowered by the pumpkin or spice. It tastes even better with a hot cup of coffee.
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Sweet apples balance the tang of cranberries in this fall favorite.
Garlic Chicken Italiano
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pehawk wrote:mikeak wrote:pehawk wrote:Dib, good stuff. IIRC, kearly listed Flynn's hit as $7M in '13. That change your mind?
There's no way to know for sure, but Wilson seems like an Eli, Peyton, Marino type player who will avoid injury.
I remember Peyton being out for awhile recently - how did that work out?
I remember Brady being out for a season and while you don't mention him I have to consider him very durable
Guys gets injured a superbowl caliber team should at least still be in the playoff hunt
Really? Peyton got hurt at 35, after being injury-free over a decade. For real man, that's the dumbest reply I've seen in sometime. Just plain dumb, it missed the point.
Way to contribute to the thread with your ideas at QB. You should have a blog.
Since you decided to not have a polite discussion - way to understand a point maybe you should go back to reading cartoons instead. Any qb can get injured from one hit. Brady has hardly been out at all and one hit he was out for a season. Peyton missed all of pre-season one year and the timing was off next year. He got hit and missed a whole season and the team tanked - the point was that regardless of durability you can't bank your whole freaking team on one player and have a horrible backup like Chicago now did two years in a row.
My ideas on qb was in a prior post and better than "I don't THINK RW will get injured so we don't even need a backup" thought process...


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I might be a crazy person.
Now, don't get me wrong, I think I'm perfectly sane and all that jazz, but there's an outside chance I'm off my rocker just a teensy-weensy-lil bit.
In the last couple of years—for no good reason whatsoever—I've taken to greeting the world whenever I open the door with a loud, boisterous "HELLO WORLD!!"
I guess this is my way of facing the day head on and all that happy-crappy stuff and it's had very few negative impacts. I mean, honestly, who wouldn't feel pretty good when they start their day by screaming out at the world with the confidence and vigor of a viking elder?
Today, however, I swung open our back door, stepped out onto our deck (read: fire escape), and bellowed a hearty "HELLO WORLD!!"
…only to see one of our neighbors in his backyard looking up at me like a scared ground squirrel who sees a hawk swooping in for the kill.
The poor guy was just hanging out back there in his Tom Brady jersey trying to get his grill ready for this afternoon's playoff game when suddenly his pleasant morning was rocked by another fella in Patriots garb screaming greetings to the world at large…like a freakin' lunatic.
He seemed to freeze in place and didn't know what to do.
Feeling just a trifle embarrassed, I quickly scampered back inside the apartment to relay the happenings to Grace. We then watched from our kitchen window as he picked up the grill and just took off from the backyard.
He never looked back or anything; he just picked up the grill and walked right on out of the yard and down the street.
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Idoit40fans wrote:IanMoran wrote:DropEmJayBird wrote:Gretzky lasted, Mario didn't. I think if Mario plays from 79-84, he fills the net goal wise as much as Gretzky (and certainly if he's on the same team). But I think Gretzky still plays more games and ultimately scores more points. He was smart, had great vision, and didn't smoke a few packs a day early on.
Which is just proving my point. This debate can essentially be "What standards should be used to say who is the greatest." I don't think there is a right answer
If you don't have any standards and just ask the question, most people outside of a Pens message board are going with Gretzky.
I think a fair number here would side with Gretzky. The "comeback" managed to wash away the one stat record Mario had on Wayne - career ppg. Mario was 2.005 before the comeback, and those last two partial seasons dropped him below Gretzky's 1.92, eventually finishing at 1.88. With that sealed, there are very few metric arguments to make on 66>99 (only goals per game comes to mind), and mostly subjective arguments left. I think we ignore their relative longevity at our own peril. Gretzky had 10 seasons over 2.0 ppg. Lemieux had 6. That's a significant gap to me that is hard to argue. They are the only two players since 1920 to accomplish the feat. (http://www.hockey-reference.com/leaders ... eason.html - first one not in the HHOF on this list is the 53rd entry, aside from Jagr who is still active)
As for the underlying question of league-wide retiring - who cares. It's not like anyone was going to wear 99 anyway. I don't see it as a slap in the face of anyone else. And mikey makes great observation about 9 and 4 among others.


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Opposition to curbside pickup reveals devotion to Montville 'dump'
Montville - Peter J. Schultz visits the transfer station every few weeks to dispose of his garbage. To him, the trip is more than just a chore. As he dropped off some items on Sunday, he declared the transfer station the town's "social center."
On second thought, he said, the dump might have competition from the Polish Citizens Club, which he visits mostly for funeral receptions.
"You go to the Polish club to die, and you go here to live," he said of the transfer station.
Residents' fondness for what some still call the dump contributed to the recent defeat of an ordinance proposing townwide curbside trash pick-up. The Town Council dropped the issue after residents packed the March 11 meeting to share their feelings on the proposal, which amounted to what Councilor Chuck Longton called "overwhelming nonsupport."
The people at that meeting leveled many criticisms against curbside pickup, but one recurring theme was that they just liked visiting the transfer station, which has become an important part of social life in town.
Joseph Hage said at the meeting that, for his kids, visiting the transfer station was like "Christmas every day."
"It's a piece of Montville that maintains that small town feel, and I don't want to see that go," he said, adding that this issue is the first that's moved him to comment on local politics.
When he referenced Christmas, Hage might have been referring to the area of the transfer station where residents may leave household goods that are usable but not nice enough to donate. Other visitors may browse these items and take what they want.
Chris Doucette, who was searching the free area with a friend on Sunday afternoon, said he often finds decent camping gear and tools there.
"We come and dump trash off and a lot of times find good, useful stuff," he said. "I like coming to the dump, personally."
William Rodriguez, who was browsing the electronics section, said he often picks up computer components - or even functioning computers.
He doesn't just enjoy visiting because of the free electronics, however. Rodriguez said he likes seeing the "really nice ladies" who work at the transfer station around town. Even though he doesn't know their names, he appreciates that they say "hi" to him at Dunkin' Donuts.
Part of the appeal of the transfer station is that it makes residents feel connected, but its role in the community is larger than that. The dump functions not only as a place to dispose of everything from cooking oil to construction debris, but also as a way for unwanted items to find the people who need them.
Resident Tom Krupa said he once came to dispose of a slightly broken, but fixable, washer and dryer. An employees there knew of a family in need of the same appliances and asked whether he wanted to help them out.
"We as a nation throw away so much stuff," Krupa said. Having to visit the dump rather than getting your trash picked up on the curb helps "get (a discarded item) where someone can use it."
The town's Re-Use Tag Sale program does just that. Residents with unwanted household items that are in decent shape may leave them in a specified donation area of the transfer station. Local nonprofits may retrieve then sell the items each week at the Fair Oaks School.
These sales are held by different groups each Saturday. The nonprofits in the program include community service organizations, Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, youth sports teams and Montville High School groups, each holding around three sales a year.
Saturday's tag sale was packed with dishes, appliances, sports gear, books and toys. The sale benefitted the Knights of Columbus, and Grand Knight Ron Fulton sat near the exit with two former Grand Knights around noon, talking with shoppers.
"The nicest people come in," former Grand Knight Paul Robillard said. He said meeting new people was "half the fun" of these sales.
It's a "very community-oriented operation - and I don't think you can put a price on that," he said.
Fulton said the sales were "a good idea all around" because they keep usable items out of the landfill, raise money for nonprofits and offer the organizations a chance to interact with the public. The three men were so enthusiastic about the program that they said they'd like to see other towns adopt it, mentioning Salem as a community that might benefit from such an effort.
The sale's effects reach far beyond Montville, said Krupa, another former Grand Knight at the tag sale. He said he knew a Haitian immigrant who often shopped at the sale, bundling dishes, checking the price and heading back to get more.
Krupa eventually asked the woman what she was doing and discovered that she was shipping them to friends and family in Haiti, where it is difficult to find dishes since the 2010 earthquake, she said.
Krupa, Robillard and Fulton said that some people have turned the sale's book section into something like a library. They'll purchase one of the books, read it, and leave it at the donation area during their next visit to the dump. Then the same copy shows up at a future tag sale.
Sandy Gregory, who volunteers with program, raised concern at the March 11 meeting that curbside pickup would hurt the tag sales.
"Residents not taking their trash to the transfer station will result in fewer donations for these sales," she said.
But based on Saturday's sale, that won't be a concern any time soon. The program is so supported that some residents could be seen haggling for higher prices Saturday.
When one woman presented a handful of artificial flowers to Fulton for pricing, he responded with, "How 'bout a dollar?"
"Just one?" the woman said, surprised. "How about two?"
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Few things crush the heart as badly as losing a loved one. When it happens, all of our thoughts focus on the person we've lost. We see their smile, hear their laughter, and remember their wonderful qualities that made them so dear to us.
We can be so consumed with such a deep loss that the everyday tasks of life don't seem to really matter.
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This happens often, according to the Columbia-based Funeral Consumers Alliance of South Carolina, through deceptive marketing practices and, in some cases, outright falsehoods communicated to survivors making funeral arrangements. Thankfully there are many funeral service providers who conduct themselves with compassion.
The Funeral Consumers Alliance is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to "protecting a consumer's right to choose a meaningful, dignified, affordable funeral." The alliance has affiliates in all 50 states.
One way consumers can avoid falling victim to aggressive funeral marketing practices is by being aware of the Federal Trade Commission's "Funeral Rule," which requires funeral homes to provide price lists for common funeral and burial costs and disclosures of the range of options available for preparation and burial.
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I learned about some questionable industry practices in reading a guest column by Dr. Gere Fulton, board president of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of South Carolina. In his column, which was published recently in The State newspaper, Fulton tells of a Midlands entrepreneur, Mike White, building and selling very low-cost wooden caskets used in environmentally friendly burials.
"This caught the attention of the state Board of Funeral Service - a regulatory agency comprised of nine funeral directors and two political appointees - who decided he needed a 'valid Retail Sales Outlet permit,' which he might receive by first paying a non-refundable application fee of $400," Fulton wrote.
"If awarded, it would require an inspection of his 'outlet,' which must at all times have on display no fewer than six caskets."
White doesn't have a retail outlet. He offers his handmade caskets as a side business.
The Board of Funeral Service is among more than 40 professional and occupational licensing boards within the S.C. Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. These boards generate millions of dollars in revenue for the state every year through licensing fees, which invariably get passed to consumers.
But White's trouble from the state wasn't limited to the Board of Funeral Service.
Acting on a complaint from a funeral home claiming White was selling pre-need funeral contracts without a license, the S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs notified him that he could "resolve these matters via a non-hearing resolution" by paying a $750 administrative fine to the agency.
This kind of anti-competitive protectionism happens in many other industries, too, from cosmetology to midwifery, and it's wrong.
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Some feel he hurts our chance of moving forward in finding our next franchise QB and others simply think he is either over the hill, or is injury prone and will never make it through the season and some even feel he was never good to begin with.
My feeling is Matt is our best QB and gives us the best chance to win now, along with the best chance to instill a winning attitude while giving PC and JS a chance to evaluate the talent on hand, both new and old.
We don't know how much Matt has left and there are many examples of QB's making strong come backs after having a spell of looking like they're career might be over.
In my opinion, Matt has earned the right to see if he still has what it takes. No one will ever convince me that under anything near normal circumstances, Matt would have a super bowl ring to accompany his MVP trophy.
Additionally we don't know what we have in CW yet and there are no other QB's in FA that come close to Matts upside.
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The Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation was commissioned by the United States Navy to build a construction site for two contracted lighter-than-airships. At ten million cubic feet in capacity, the design was overbuilt, as the airdock was built to house an airship much larger than the two contracted blimps. The structure was meant to have an expansive unobstructed interior space and be wind resistant. Wilbur J. Watson, who owned the company that designed the structure, was previously well-versed in the engineering of bridges and likely utilized this knowledge during the design process. Dr. Karl Arnstein, Director of Engineering at the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation, was in charge of the project. He had a model of the airdock tested in the wind tunnel of the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics at New York University before allowing its construction. The total cost of construction was $2.2 million.
The Airdock has a semi-paraboloid shape and at its maximum length 1,175', maximum width 325', and maximum height 211'. It is nearly as tall as a twenty-two story building. The semi-parabolic shape was chosen and tested to ensure its structural integrity, as well as for its economic use of steel. At 100' high, there is a row of twelve windows on both sides of the building. The building has two sets of double doors, weighing six hundred tons each, at both ends of the building, both semi-spherical in shape. The doors are rested on forty wheels on railroad tracks, and each set of doors has its own individual power plant devoted to opening and closing the doors.
With an interior of 55 million cubic feet, the temperature inside of the airdock reguarly fluctuates. In order to avoid structural damage due to the change in temperature, the airdock is mounted on rollers so that it can expand and contract in relation to temperature change. The shell of the building is supported by eleven structural steel arches spaced in 80' intervals. The construction of the aridock was an advanced engineering project, with its incredibly large interior space without supports, intentionally done so to maximum usable airship construction space.
The foundation consists of concrete piles driven to rock with a substructure of concrete footings and ties to support the steel arches. The structural steel arches were supported by a network of vertical and horiztonal steel trusses, which were erected by the American Bridge Company. Concrete was selected as the flooring material for fireproofing purposes.
The Goodyear Airdock is located on an expansive piece of land in Akron, Ohio. It is in close proximity to the Akron Fulton International Airport, which was also built in 1929.
According to the National Park Service's Guidelines for Evaluating and Documenting Historical Aviation Properties, the distinct semi-paraboloid shape and the lack of interior supports of the Airdock makes the structure architecturally significant. The techniques used to build such an large structure without interior supports were impressive for the time. It was the largest building in the world without interior supports at its completion.This was an advanced engineering project also because of its systems used to deal with environmental factors. One example of this is how the building was placed on rollers so that it could expand and contract in relation to temperature changes. The Wilbur Watson Engineering Company was involved in constructing bridges, thus the latest bridge technology at the time was likely employed.
This structure is important to the history of both the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation and the U.S. military. The building was constructed for the sole purpose of constructing two lighter-than-airships for the government: the USS Akron and USS Macon. The structure itself was a engineering marvel, but the airships constructed within it were milestones in the United States military's technological advancements as well. Though the blimps constructed in the Airdock were unsuccessful—both the the USS Akron and USS Macon crashed with passengers on board—it was a important step in military aviation history. During World War II, helium-filled airships were built in the airdock. The airships built here would escort U.S. battleships and alert them to the presence of submarines. The last airship built in the airdock was in 1960.
For Goodyear, the airdock has been used since for constructing commercial blimps. It has also housed the company's photographic division of the Goodyear Aerospace Corporation.
The Airdock is a work of modern engineering that is focused on function and did not try to follow any architectural stylistic conventions. Like many other industrial buildings of the same era, later incarnations of the structural form appear in later modern movement buildings. The parabola shape of the Airdock was seen in modern buildings such as Ely Jacques Kahn's Municipal Asphalt Building, as well as in numerous concrete shell constructions.
This was the second large-scale airdock that Goodyear built. In 1917, the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company built the Wingfoot Lake Airship Base, which is now the oldest airship base in the country. It was originally designed to be one hundred feet wide, ninety feet nigh and two hundred feet long, later extended to four hundred feet long. It was the largest such structure before the company built the Airdock in Akron, six miles away.
The Goodyear Airdock was nearly instantly recognized for its innovative construction, and in 1980, the American Society of Civil Engineers designated the Goodyear Airdock a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.
The Goodyear Airdock was received positively, and has been designated a National Park Service Aviation landmark, a Ohio state Landmark, and the American Society of Civil Engineers has also listed the Airdock as an engineering landmark.
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Ah, Super Nintendo. 1991 was a good time because video games were really just starting to get big and the SNES system was leading the pack for 16-bit gaming. The console is still revered by many to this day.
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Opponents of same-sex marriage march in France
PARIS Groups opposing President Francois Hollande's plan to legalize gay marriage and adoption took to the streets across France on Saturday.
Hollande said he would enact his "marriage for everyone" plan within a year of coming to power in May, but vocal opposition from religious leaders, some politicians and parts of rural France has divided the country.
Saturday's protest, called the "March for Everyone," included pro-family and Catholic groups. Several thousand people marched in Paris, carrying signs with slogans such as "One child (equals) one father + one mother."
Their final destination was the Invalides monument, the final resting place of Napeolon Bonaparte, the French leader who invented the country's prized civil code, which is still in force today. It states that marriage is a union between a man and a woman, a point the gay marriage bill seeks to overturn. Another reform would be to replace the entries in a child's registry book from "father" and "mother" to "parent 1" and "parent 2."
Elsewhere, France's largest demonstrations estimated to be several thousand people strong took place in Toulouse and France's second city, Lyon.
The marches Saturday had a dress code of blue, white and pink putting a spin on the French tricolore flag's traditional colors of blue, white and red.
A recent survey found that most French favor gay marriage, while support for adoption by gay couples hovers at around 50 percent.


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