Eric Scheske

Brief blogging today. I'm gearing up for Holy Week (up late watching The Passion last night), and Charter is again malfunctioning. Pages are either loading slower than a caveman solving a Rubik's cube or not loading at all. More "Media Has No Effect on People&

Not sure I see the problem [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=54997]: > At least 100 employees of the Texas Youth Commission have a felony charge or warrant in their backgrounds, and some have convictions, and while spokesman Jim Hurley says they now are being identified,

No Internet today (just got a connection five minutes ago). It's at least the fifth time my Charter Communications connection has gone down this year. I hope to blog later today, but it might not be until tomorrow.

Opening day 2007. The American League champs will host Toronto at 1:05 (EDT). I'm looking forward to it. I'm hoping tickets are available during the season. Trailers from low-budget movies in the 1970s [http://www.trailerclub70.com/]. Man, there's some funny stuff

Comments have been activated on all posts. It's very user-friendly: no log-in, no drunken letters and numbers to key-in, no pre-approval. It'll ask for your email and URL, but you can ignore that.

Caleb Stegall has written a great review of the book. I should have posted this link [http://www.godspy.com/issues/A-Call-To-Arms-Look-Homeward-America-Bill-Kauffman-by-Caleb-Stegall.cfm] sooner. Excerpt: > In Look Homeward, America, Bill Kauffman offers a detailed and often idiosyncratic look

Outdoor reading, Knights of Columbus fish fry, drinking club yesterday. Wife and kids gone for the weekend, Final Four games, and more outdoor reading today. It's a good weekend. Call me a nerd, but I was so excited about my free day that I woke up at 3: