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Eric Scheske

Chinese Rolling Stones

> Chinese readers bought nearly every copy of the inaugural edition of Rolling Stone in Beijing yesterday. > On the cover of the first edition in Chinese of the American bible of pop culture is Cui Jian, the godfather of Chinese rock and roll. Featuring the 44-year-old rock

Ads

The question has come up: "Can I put a text ad for a charity on The Daily Eudemon?" The answer is, "Yes, assuming your charity isn't 'Moloch Worshippers in Hollywood' or some such thing." Moreover, the $10 would be tax deductible as

Drought's a'Comin'

Invest in corn/wheat futures and Steinbecks: > Accu-Weather.com meteorologists have warned oceanic conditions similar to those that triggered the ruinous "Dust Bowl" drought again appear to be in place. Link [http://www.morrisdailyherald.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID=58&ArticleID=17343&

Academy Awards Trivia

> The movie ''Crash'' is all about racial tensions in Los Angeles. It is only fitting that the film has the distinction of having the most curse words among this year's crop of films nominated for Best Picture. R-Rated Link [http://www.oddjack.

Hats Off!

This day in history: 1955 -- Elvis Presley makes his television debut on the regionally telecast "The Louisiana Hayride."

iPope

I still don't have an i-Pod, even though I've been downloading from iTunes for over a year now. But this does it: if the Pope has one [http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/0601282.htm], I'm gettin' one, especially since Apple

Brews You Can Use

I'm not much of a Sunday drinker, but I can't hold this story back until Friday. Plus, I might need some booze to get me through the Academy Awards. From Britain [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4752164.stm]: > A distillery on a

Found It!

I saw this in a story at the Toronto Star: [http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1141426212286&call_page=TS_EditorialOpinion&call_pageid=968256290204&call_pagepath=Editorial/Opinion&pubid=968163964505] Brokeback Mountain's box

Something for Sunday Morning

> Your chief enemies are the bodily desires and foolish fears which the corruption of human nature stirs up in your heart, and which would stifle your desire for the love of God and take full possession of your heart. Walter Hilton

Brokeback Blunder?

David Mills at Mere Comments discusses Brokeback's box office brokenness [http://merecomments.typepad.com/merecomments/2006/03/declining_broke.html]. Excerpt: > According to Newsweek magazine, once a film is nominated for Best Picture it normally means “big box-office increases.” > Last year “Million Dollar Baby” realized