Thursday’s Fix
Internet addiction is growing. The main types of Internet addiction are cybersex, online affairs, online gambling, online gaming, compulsive surfing and even eBay addiction. An article by Dr. Jerald …
Month: July 2008
The Wednesday Eudemon
Oh ho: The paternalistic white man returneth: The Los Angeles City Council has approved a one-year moratorium on new fast-food restaurants in a low-income area of the city. Maybe …
Obama and the Wall
” . . . the more I’m galvanized to vote for McCain.” Check out the most-recent Obama phoniness.
Tuesday Miscellany
Better late than never. Nick Milne tagged me while I was on vacation. The rules: 1. Link the person(s) who tagged you 2. Mention the rules on your blog …
Monday Miscellany
Marcel LeJeune at Aggie Catholics calls it a “masterpiece,” I suspect he’s right: The Vindication of Humanae Vitae. Taking Marcel’s lead, I’ll summarize the article as follows: contraception is …
Something for Sunday Morning
“God ordinarily reveals His indwelling presence not through visions but by prompting virtuous actions within us.” Thomas Dubay, citing Saints Teresa of Avila, Thomas Aquinas, and Bernard.
Saturday
I don’t get overtly political on this blog very often, but the Obama foreign tour is sticking in my craw. Consider this morning’s AP story about visiting Europe: Obama …
Brews You Can Use
Holy stumbler, Batman! State police say they arrested a man early Tuesday whose blood alcohol level was 0.491 percent – the highest ever recorded in Rhode Island for someone …
Thursday Miscellany
The stay-cation. I’ve always wanted to take one: A week off work without leaving town. Travel is work. I’ve always thought it’d be nice to, you know, not work. …
The Return Eudemon
Most of you probably discerned that I’ve been on vacation. Because this is The Daily Eudemon, I make sure I post something every day, but I’m not about to …
Too Many Parallels for Comfort
Drug dealers and software dealers: similarities.
Call PETA
That’s how to have fun with a dog.