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Eric Scheske

Friday

Brews You Can Use This is perhaps the most-helpful drinking article I've seen in a long time: Infographics: 11 Wine, Beer, and Spirit Facts You Probably Didn't Know [http://www.drinkmemag.com/infographics-11-wine-beer-spirits-facts-you-probably-didnt-know/] A few samples:

Conan

* Authorities in New York busted a gun-running operation allegedly headed by a 500-pound gang member nicknamed “Wobbles.” The arrest took place on Saturday, yet the strip search of Wobbles still goes on.

Meyers

* A Brooklyn man has become an overnight celebrity for his uncanny resemblance to Vincent Van Gogh. Said the man, "What?"

Von Mises and Roepke

I've always wanted to understand better the differences between Wilhelm Roepke and Ludwig von Mises. This article is helpful: > Roepke and von Mises: The Difference http://t.co/HNOQ1TAEpt > — The Daily Eudemon (@TheDailyEudemon) April 26, 2015 [https://twitter.com/TheDailyEudemon/status/592298580897046528] But the writer never

Conan

* A Florida man is suing a hospital for throwing his right leg away after it was amputated. The hospital says they're not worried about the lawsuit because the man does not have a leg to stand on.

Tuesday

As I mentioned yesterday, I was in charge of prom preparations on Saturday. I'm not much of a photographer, but I took my role seriously and did a pretty good job with my iPhone. Here are pictures of my second son right before heading out to pick up

Old Footage

Pretty wild. Berlin right after the War (summer 1945):

Monday

Miscellaneous Rambling It's a sad time of life around here. Our oldest son, Alex, starts his real life today. He graduated from the University of Michigan on Saturday and starts at Quicken Loans this morning in downtown Detroit. It's a great job opportunity, and he'

Waugh v. Merton

I'm now blogging for my local parish. Here's a piece I wrote yesterday about the new collection of correspondence between Evelyn Waugh and Thomas Merton [http://www.holyangelssturgis.org/waugh-v-merton/]: > The twentieth century was filled with great Catholic literary converts (to read about

Sunday

I'm gonna have to try this: > As soil warms, hunt for wild asparagus | Sandusky Register http://t.co/g5oMd3uQAq > — The Daily Eudemon (@TheDailyEudemon) April 26, 2015 [https://twitter.com/TheDailyEudemon/status/592380392516231168] Thirteen of my asparagus crowns are producing. I think I planted 16. Looking forward