Eric Scheske

Monday mornin', and I'm anxious to get to work. It was a frustrating weekend. I had nearly no obligations, but the whole weekend slipped away from me. I had about four writing projects to work on, and I only got a start on two of them. I

> Charles Littleton, 22, was defiant, even after being Tasered by police, when he resisted efforts to remove him from a Saginaw, Mich., City Council meeting. He said he had to stand up for his right to wear his Los Angeles Dodgers baseball cap, despite a rule banning hats for

My apologies, but I don't have much time for blogging today. A few quick things: You've heard of the movie Mean Girls. Now, there's the video Stupid Girls: Three teenagers who beat another girl while being videotaped turned the camera on themselves to brag

Short TDE right now. I was up all night with a cough (I feel fine, but couldn't stop coughing), so I slept in. Now I'm running behind. A few brief things: The current issue of The Atlantic Monthly confirms what I heard a few years ago:

The Missouri abduction cases still have people scratching, including me. While reading about the case, I found this in an AP story [http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070114/ap_on_re_us/boys_found]: > According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, about 58,000 children

I said the dry spell would probably last until the twelfth day of the year? I was wrong. Things got a little wet last night. My wife has to publish a booklet for our parochial school's annual Mardi Gras auction party. It takes about ten hours, and she&