Kevin: This has to be my most favorite Facebook group name of all time: “IF 10 MILLION JOIN MARC ZOMBERG WILL BRING BACK THE OLD FACEBOOK!”
John: lol
Kevin: Don’t laugh too much, your sister joined it.
John: haha
Kevin: Further down my news feed: “Christopher Welch joined the group The Founder of Facebook is MARK ZUCKERBERG, you dumb shits. ”
My siblings: 1. Your siblings: 0

“Marker’s Mark has turned on a new treatment system at its Loretto, Ky., distillery, turning waste into energy for the facility.

The anaerobic digestion facility installed by waste management provider Ecovation will process stillage - the water, grain and yeast waste leftover from making bourbon - and produce a methane and carbon dioxide biogas for use in the distillery’s boilers.”

“In a way, the world is a great liar. It shows you it worships and admires money, but at the end of the day it doesn’t. It says it adores fame and celebrity, but it doesn’t, not really. The world admires, and wants to hold on to, and not lose, goodness. It admires virtue. At the end it gives its greatest tributes to generosity, honesty, courage, mercy, talents well used, talents that, brought into the world, make it better. That’s what it really admires. That’s what we talk about in eulogies, because that’s what’s important. We don’t say, ‘The thing about Joe was he was rich.’ We say, if we can, ‘The thing about Joe was he took care of people.’”

Joe Morgan was the staring 2B for the Big Red Machine.  He won the MVP in ‘75 and ‘76.  He was an All Star in every season he played for the Reds (’72-’79).  He was inducted to the Hall of Fame in 1990.

Joe Oliver was the starting catch for the Reds’ 1990 wire-to-wire World Series champion team.  He played with the Reds for 8 of his 13 major league seasons.  He will always be most remembered for his hit which hugged the third base line to win Game 2 of the ‘90 series.

George Lee “Sparky” Anderson was the Reds’ manager from ‘70-’78.  During his tenure as the Reds’ skipper Sparky’s teams won over 100 games three times and over 90 games another 4 times.  The Reds only had one sub-.500 season with Anderson at the helm.  Anderson managed the Big Red Machine to its two World Series titles and two other NL pennants in ‘70 and ‘72.  His total wins (1331) are third all time for managers.  He’s also the only manager to have ever won World Series titles in both the American and National leagues.
In 2000, Sparky was inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame and his number 10 was retired by the Reds in 2005.