I wear my sunglasses at night.

Bah, it's already Wednesday and I had an insane weekend, so no "Case of the Tuesdays" for this week (I'm just too busy and worn out). But I will post some interesting stories that have been on my mind. First, a local (and national) story that I think deserves more attention (and an eventual movie). Josh Hamilton -- outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds. For those uninitiated, Josh was a first round MLB draft pick of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 1999. He was a can't miss high school prospect. Read this amazing story of his fall and redemption. Like I said, this is a can't miss movie -- nearly too good to be believable. Another "story" of sorts I've been reading is about this (insane) Shaun Ellis fellow. Shaun lived among a pack of abandoned wolves at a zoo for 18 months, training them, raising them -- becoming their pack leader. National Geographic Channel has been following his "research" -- A Man Among Wolves (watch a few clips ). Shaun has no formal training in animal behavior, science or research; but has a passion for the animal and "find himself having more in common with animals than humans". Oddly enough, all his time in training the wolves, the wolves will never be able to be released into the wild, because they've become too socialized (duh). Definitely reminds me of Grizzly Man Timothy Treadwell (hopefully it won't end the same way).