Eric Scheske

Taco Bell has opened a new line of more upscale restaurants they are calling “cantinas,” which will feature open kitchens. It's pretty cool. You can see both microwaves. Kellogg's announced today that it will be spending $450 million in an effort to expand its food distribution

I meant to mention this great piece back when it came out: Chrissie Hynde was right about rape. Now feminists want to silence her [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11835000/Julia-Hartley-Brewer-Chrissie-Hynde-was-right-about-rape.html] . It's all about what's become the norm: If facts and common sense

"If anyone wants to beat Trump in his own game, they will have to show and prove to the voters of America, that the existing system not only still works, but is worth saving in its current broken form. This is the biggest challenge to everyone - on the

Miscellaneous Rambling I'm typing this on Sunday, still thinking about that excellent Noonan piece, which TDE reader Mike says can be found here [http://commentators.com/the-migrants-and-the-elites-wsj/]. * * * * * * * That link will take you to Commentators.com. What is that site? I'd never heard of it, but it

Remember the dead immigrant toddler on a beach in toddler? It turns out, he wasn't an immigrant. He was the son of an immigrant smuggler, who was along for the ride for . . . an unknown reason [http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-12/media-propaganda-full-frontal-father-drowned-syrian-boy-was-people-smuggler] . I'll be honest: That

I've always liked her work, but I think I'm falling in love with Peggy Noonan. Here she is yesterday [http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-migrants-and-the-elites-1441924372] (if link doesn't work, try accessing WSJ through Drudge), talking about massive, uncontrolled immigration and the western elites'

The new Guinness Book of World Records came out today and Andre Ortolf of Germany managed to get in for three records including fastest 100-meter dash wearing ski boots, and fastest 100-meter dash wearing clogs. Ortolf is, of course, best known as the long-time holder of the world record for

Miscellaneous Rambling: Loud People ITunes has again (for, what, the 14th time?) changed its lay out. I'm not even going to try to figure it out. I swear, the time commitment to keep up with Apples' endless tinkering amounts to a part-time job. I detest Apple, and