Devotional 4/13: Batman vs. Superman Sucks!
Despite what the title says, my son and I went to go and see Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice the week it came out and it was not that bad! I actually enjoyed some parts of it and I am not even a DC fan (make mine Marvel). I
Devotional March 9: The Walking Dead
I am not sure when it started. However, it seems as if people everywhere have been crazy about zombies for the past 10 years or so. Perhaps it began back in 2004 with the release of the remake of Dawn of the Dead. It seems it was around then that
Devotional 2/10: The Huff Post Gets It Right
One of the main motivations for me starting this website is the website known as the Huffington Post. In my opinion it is so biased and slanted it just makes me laugh sometimes. Other times it makes me really angry. It seems to me they just skip anything in the
Devotional 2/17: The Super Bowl Economic Indicator
Do you know that whoever wins the Super Bowl has an effect on the economy? I am not talking about your personal economy in case you bet money on the winner. According to Investopia.com, the Super Bowl Economic Indicator says that in years where an AFC team wins the Super
Devotional 1/6/16: John Adams Gives a Qualified Blessing
The war on the religious convictions of the founding fathers seems to rage on and on. It kind of sickens me. It sickens me because atheists want to claim all of the founding fathers (including Washington) for themselves and so do fundamentalists. Granted, anyone can point to quotes which will support
An Aging America Shies Away From Taking Risks: Justin Fox
©2015 Bloomberg View O06OEW6JTSEA (Bloomberg View) — Twenty years ago, Dutch journalist Sheila Sitalsing sat down with a demographer at the country’s statistics office to talk about how aging would change the Netherlands. His prediction, she recounts in a column that’s the most-read thing on the website of the Dutch
Matt Levine’s Money Stuff: Mortgages, Layoffs and Bribes
©2015 Bloomberg View NYOLIC6KLVS1 (Bloomberg View) — Mortgages A lot of the time, when banks get in trouble, it’s not for intentional misconduct but for missing “red flags.” We talked yesterday about how Barclays was fined for failing to do proper due diligence on a transaction despite red flags like,
Matt Levine’s Money Stuff: Taxes, Hedge Funds and an Incident
©2015 Bloomberg View O06BGV6KLVR4 (Bloomberg View) — “The Incident.” Behold The board (the “Board”) of directors (the “Directors”) of the Company wishes to inform the shareholders of the Company (the “Shareholders”) that on 4 December 2015, a truck of the Group (the “Truck”) loaded with, among other things, all original
Devotional 12/30: Thank You!
Wow, hard to believe that it has been one year. In order to close out the year, I want to thank several people who have been instrumental in getting us this far. First, of course, I want to thank God. I am thankful that as long as we put the
MAN OF THE YEAR: JOJO SAYSON by James Riordan
MEN OF VALUE : JOJO SAYSON By James Riordan Our man of the year is Jojo Sayson. This interview really exemplifies what we are all about here at Men of Value. Springboard to Heaven by Joyo Sayson Jojo Sayson is an internationally renowned educator and motivational speaker. He is a