Eric Scheske

From Reddit: A climbing plant falls away from its host.

> Ebola is threatening much of the world's chocolate supply. http://t.co/4RsOZPKjPu pic.twitter.com/cSdW4wVpNt [http://t.co/cSdW4wVpNt] > — POLITICO (@politico) October 14, 2014 [https://twitter.com/politico/status/521830810174111745]

Miscellaneous Rambling Another interesting list at Listverse. 10 Great Songs that Topped US Charts but Weren't Performed in English [http://listverse.com/2014/10/12/10-great-songs-that-topped-us-charts-but-werent-performed-in-english/] . Number One: "Dominique" by The Singing Nun. I can&

> Tomorrow on the Son Rise Morning Show: Father Groeschel remembered http://t.co/JErEIsAmE5 > — Our Sunday Visitor (@OSV) October 12, 2014 [https://twitter.com/OSV/status/521446524283551744]

H.I.F. The TDE reader who sent me the article that I posted yesterday also mentioned this in his email to me: "The hurt of the children can never be acknowledged--they are just supposed to move on. Meanwhile, extended families go to absurd lengths to ensure that

> Benedictine monks of Norcia seek to serve God and man in all they do, even through the brewing of beer: http://t.co/KGlgA3VeM9 > — AmericanConservative (@amconmag) October 11, 2014 [https://twitter.com/amconmag/status/520967099565346818]

H.I.F. Suffer the Children [http://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2014/10/suffer-the-children]. "The discussion preceding the synod of bishops on the family has ignored the most vulnerable party in divorces and remarriages: children. In so doing, it mirrors the discussion of sex and marriage

Bookmakers have listed Pope Francis as the odds-on favorite to win the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. So if you're placing a bet on the results of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize . . . you have a gambling problem.

They're now putting in speed bumps [in NYC] too. For years in New York City it was just pedestrians.