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Eric Scheske

Thursday

Book Review Looking for a fun, if somewhat shotgun, financial history? Check out Jack Cashill's [http://www.cashill.com/] Popes & Bankers: A Cultural History of Credit and Debt, from Aristotle to AIG. I bought it on a whim at Barnes & Noble, based solely on its cover

Wednesday

Lewis the Libertarian Every so often, you see an article that makes you drool. That happened to me last weekend with an article that I found at Lew Rockwell: C.S. Lewis the Libertarian [http://www.independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=2846]. As a younger man, I read a

Tuesday

Porn "Pornography wants you, it wants your husband or wife, it wants your son and daughter, your grandchildren, and your in-laws. It doesn't share well, and it doesn't leave easily. It is a cruel master, and seeks more slaves." From this fine Salvo essay

Labor Day

Consistent with past practice, I won't be blogging today since Internet surfing drops dramatically on the holidays, though I will take this opportunity to wish the Hinge Man a happy birthday. The "Hinge Man" is my son, Michael, who turns 12 today and sits at the

Something for Sunday Morning

“Anger is a weed; hate is the tree.” St. Augustine

Resumes

Regular blogging resumes tomorrow.

BYCU

Even Buckeyes can do something cool: The beer tray relays, from Minster, Ohio [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA9V1HKMPBE]. The TDE reader who sent it also provided a link to the actual site, but at the time of this posting, the link is down.

The Family Hangover

Bed at 1:30 am. Trips like almost resemble endurance tests more than vacations. Now, to the office by 8:30. -- Mobile post

Tired Max on Concrete

Roasting

Cedar Point. Brutally hot. -- Mobile post