Eric Scheske

We're just awaiting a Chinese Elvis: > In one cafe in southern China, pictures of naked women hang on the walls - a rare sight in this country. > But that is what this cafe is all about. It was set up by the City Government Reproductive Health Centre,

The New Yorker, a leftwing rag by any measure, has a lengthy feature article about the rise of homosexual promscuity. Disturbing stuff, to say the least. According to the writer (a pro-gay, it would appear), four factors have resulted in a frenzy of homosexual activity that makes the 1970s

Pope Benedict XVI has written a message to Spain's bishops, urging Spain to respect religious freedom. The reason? It's speculated that the homo-lesbian forces in Spain could attempt to require the Church to recognize gay marriages. Just another example of the intolerance and coercion that

Well, they've broken ground on the new $131 Million Oakland Cathedral. It looks like another modernist monstrosity:

Only in a sex-crazed society would this even be an issue. Link [http://www.nynewsday.com/news/local/manhattan/nyc-viag0523,0,1950104.story?coll=nyc-topheadlines-left] . Excerpts: > [New York] State Comptroller Alan Hevesi said Sunday that he wants the federal government to stop allowing convicted, high-

Why is the RCC pursuing ecumenical dialogue with these clowns? Link [http://www.nydailynews.com/news/local/story/312124p-267023c.html]. Excerpts: > Clowns and jugglers packed the aisles, while fully costumed church staffers handed out red noses and noisemakers to all worshipers. > Even the rector of the Episcopal

A woman gets a tattoo of a lion bursting from a jungle. It stretches from her neck to her left buttock. It costs 33 hours of her time, $4,000, and a lot of pain. Why? Perfectly reasonable explanation, one that could probably make it into a Supreme Court opinion

We've always found the man remarkably intelligent and well thought out, though we'll never understand National Review's childish revolt against Humanae Vitae back in the 1960s. Anyway, here's a short article [http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4656595] by

The Denver Post has run a lengthy piece about the manhug. What is it? It's an alternative form of greeting another man. According to the article, some men hug and others shake hands. The article goes into all the nuances and talks about how difficult it is to

We laud art wherever we find it, from the good conversationalist to the talented chalk artist. Some guy painted this picture of Venice, using MS Paint! It took him 500 hours. Pretty wild: Click here [http://www.deviantart.com/view/17908194/] for a fuller view.