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Eric Scheske

Friday

Ring the Bell! I became a fan of Bell's beer about five years ago. It looks like I merely jumped on a big drunken bandwagon: "The beer business is apparently booming and Kalamazoo's Bell's Brewery is expanding just outside the city. . . Bell'

Thursday

I'm OK Depressed, You're OK Depressed I listened to an hour-long podcast with the author of The Noble Lie: When Scientists Give the Right Answers for the Wrong Reasons . It sounds like a great book and the podcast [http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2010/09/

Wednesday

Random Good to know: “[T]he best way to survive in a falling elevator is to lie down on your back. Sitting is bad but better than standing, because buttocks are nature's safety foam. Muscle and fat are compressible: they help absorb the G forces of the impact.

TEEudemon

“The little history learned in our school days suffices to prove this generic doctrine. Everywhere we find some warlike tribe of wild men breaking through the boundaries of some less warlike people, settling down as nobility and founding its State. In Mesopotamia, wave follows wave, state follows state - Babylonians, Amoritans,

Tuesday

Digital World to Real World? The digital revolution keeps going and picking up pace: "YouTube serves up 2 billion videos a day. Twitterers tweet 750 times a second. Internet traffic is growing by 40% a year. The internet has morphed into a social medium. People post 2.5 billion

The Evening Eudemon

Have you made it over to Keith Rothfus' site [http://www.keithpa4.com/] to make a donation? He's being outspent 7-1 by his opponent. If you have a second, and have a few dollars, please make a donation. I donated to Keith. It's the

The Evening Twitter

Please, NFL. Bag the pink. Nice thought, but obnoxiously over the top and screams hollow do-good exhibitionism.

Something for Sunday Morning

“He who loves God lives the angelic life on earth, fasting and keeping vigils, praying and singing psalms and always thinking good of every man.” The Philokalia

Nice Evening for Football

The Evening Twitter

"Joe Sobran, the longtime conservative columnist and former National Review senior editor, has died at age 64 after a long physical decline."