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Finally, A Cure for Financial Woes

October 27, 2008 ~ Michael ~ Leave a comment

Finally, a financial strategy that makes sense. FOUR extra ravens are being drafted into the Tower of London because of the financial crisis — to prevent a 350-year-old curse coming true. My suspicion, though I'm unable to confirm it, is that in order to reduce labor costs, either fewer ravens were used or an inferior … Continue reading Finally, A Cure for Financial Woes

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Christian Carnival CCXLIV

October 1, 2008August 4, 2019 ~ Michael ~ 10 Comments

Image via WikipediaIt's National Bailout Day, seeing as how our illustrious US Congress has allocated $700 billion for Wall Street bankers. As Christians, I think we probably could put $700 billion to better use, don't you? But I got to thinking that our lives are not ours, we have been purchased at a cost. How … Continue reading Christian Carnival CCXLIV

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Mortgage Meltdown

September 20, 2008 ~ Michael ~ Leave a comment

Image via WikipediaI had been thinking this, but hadn't seen anybody writing about it. Sub-prime mortgages have led to a financial crisis. The blame for sub-prime mortgages generally get laid on the greed of the mortgage bankers, but is that all there is to it? Twenty years ago I remember the push to get banks … Continue reading Mortgage Meltdown

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I’m Michael, a mechanical engineer in Sugar Land, Texas, and a believer since 1999. The name comes from Ecclesiastes: apart from God, everything we chase is wind. These are the Bible lessons I teach. More about me →

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