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Eric Scheske

Eric Scheske

Something for Sunday Morning

> [P]eople praised him, and people rejected him, and people said Hosanna, and people crucified him. But Jesus held on to the truth. "Whatever happens, I am the beloved of God, and that is who I am." And that allows me to live in a world that

The Real Sex Ed

Two high schoolers were caught on cell phone video during an indiscreet classroom moment [http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/index.pl/article_home?id=17591065], and now the clip is going around the Internet. Authorities say the clip constitutes child pornography. I say Letterman is trying to call them.

Don't Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch . . .

. . . they might mutate [http://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story/0,20281,19264909-5001022,00.html]: > The team comprising a geneticist, a philosopher and a chicken farmer says the egg came first. > The first chicken developed differently to its avian predecessors. > Such mutations could only have occurred

Blogging Jeremiad

The new issue of The American Conservative [http://www.amconmag.com/] arrived today, via computer subscription. One of the feature articles is by former blogger Diana Moon, who writes from the perspective of a member of BA: Blogger's Anonymous. She's a self-described blogging addict, who

Memorial Day Weekend Eudemon

Ah, the first leg of the summer trifecta: Memorial Day weekend. My favorite. The July 4th weekend is often too busy, and Labor Day comes with a measure of summer's-end somberness. But Memorial Day? It screams, "Summer enjoyment." And I'm spending it blogging

Prejudice in the Womb!

> African-American children whose mothers drank light to moderate amounts of alcohol during pregnancy had lower IQ scores at age 10 than those born to abstainers, a new study has found. > It also showed that similar drinking habits in Caucasian mothers did not lead to IQ reductions in

Cram It

I greatly enjoy reading about the "Old Right": Nock, Mencken, Santayana, and other "superfluous men." They're no-nonsense men with uncompromising stances. They often had questionable morals (Mencken had a mistress; Nock left his wife), but they didn't discuss morality very much,

Brews You Can Use V

National Pabst Radio [http://business.bostonherald.com/businessNews/view.bg?articleid=139751]. The lower-priced beer is advertising on National Public Radio. Why? Two reasons: (1) It's cheap; (2) It fits with the "hip" reputation it has recently acquired with college students and recent graduates. Pabst

Senior List

Remember my post earlier this week about monks in eastern Oklahoma (actually, it wasn't a post, as much as a link to a Chesterton and Friends post [http://chestertonandfriends.blogspot.com/2006/05/new-gilbert-is-here.html] about the monks). Anyway, the post mentions John Senior, the

Brews You Can Use IV

For my transcendentalist, beer-drinking readers. You can't judge a book by its cover, but this cover is beautiful: Amazon link [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1584654694/thedailyeudem-20] . And speaking of regional beer news, readers in the tri-state area of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana