Comments for Some things Considered - musings and mumblings by S.A. Hallquist http://sahallquist.wordpress.com musings and mumblings by S.A. Hallquist Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:43:12 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on My Father, my Friend by Margaret Hallquist http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2009/06/23/my-father-my-friend/#comment-224 Margaret Hallquist Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:43:12 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=476#comment-224 I'm so glad you reconciled with your Dad! What a beautiful picture of grace, forgiveness, and love. I’m so glad you reconciled with your Dad! What a beautiful picture of grace, forgiveness, and love.

]]> Comment on Eminent Domain Abuse is Statutory Rape by The Kelo Conceit » The Antiplanner http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/eminent-domain-abuse-is-statutory-rape/#comment-204 The Kelo Conceit » The Antiplanner Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:02:29 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=203#comment-204 [...] looks like it may never take place. (With the help of many supporters, Kelo’s own home was disassembled and moved to a new [...] [...] looks like it may never take place. (With the help of many supporters, Kelo’s own home was disassembled and moved to a new [...]

]]> Comment on About Me by Marc Murray http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/about/#comment-174 Marc Murray Sat, 11 Jul 2009 06:32:13 +0000 #comment-174 Hey Steve, Doubt you'll remember me, but I worked for you at Ameraycan back in '99. Gerry Hall 'got me the gig'. I'm the big, bald, goofy Canadian kid. My time at the studio (all 6 months of it) really were a great period in my life. I still tell folks that I worked in LA and name off some of the artists and get a "no way!" response. I left LA and moved back to Canada, but not east, I moved west and call Vancouver home. I'm all married up with 2 lovely kids. I've gotten out of the audio racket, and moved horizontally, to video. I'm a post-production editor at a national TV station. Just wanted to touch base...I googled and found this page. hope all is well, Marc Hey Steve,
Doubt you’ll remember me, but I worked for you at Ameraycan back in ‘99. Gerry Hall ‘got me the gig’. I’m the big, bald, goofy Canadian kid. My time at the studio (all 6 months of it) really were a great period in my life. I still tell folks that I worked in LA and name off some of the artists and get a “no way!” response.
I left LA and moved back to Canada, but not east, I moved west and call Vancouver home. I’m all married up with 2 lovely kids. I’ve gotten out of the audio racket, and moved horizontally, to video. I’m a post-production editor at a national TV station.

Just wanted to touch base…I googled and found this page.

hope all is well,
Marc

]]> Comment on Submarines – Sissies need not apply by Dennis Boom http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/06/21/submarines-sissies-need-not-apply/#comment-165 Dennis Boom Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:46:14 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=201#comment-165 If you have a minute to spare, I would appreciate it if you would assist me in getting submariners to wear their Dolphins to work next April 9th. You have the Google numbers to make my wild hair idea into a successful display of the submariners hidden in the midst of our society. Please take a look at www.wearyourdolphinstowork.com. Any assistance will be appreciated. Sincerely, Dennis Boom ETCM(SS) USN Retired If you have a minute to spare, I would appreciate it if you would assist me in getting submariners to wear their Dolphins to work next April 9th. You have the Google numbers to make my wild hair idea into a successful display of the submariners hidden in the midst of our society. Please take a look at http://www.wearyourdolphinstowork.com. Any assistance will be appreciated.

Sincerely,
Dennis Boom
ETCM(SS) USN Retired

]]> Comment on Submarines – Sissies need not apply by Dennis Boom http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/06/21/submarines-sissies-need-not-apply/#comment-164 Dennis Boom Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:44:00 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=201#comment-164 If you have a minute to spare, I would appreciate it if you would assist me in getting submariners to wear their Dolphins to work next April 9th. You have the Google power to make my wild hair idea into a successful display of the submariners hidden in the midst of our society. Please take a look at www.wearyourdolphinstowork.com. Any assistance will be appreciated. If you have a minute to spare, I would appreciate it if you would assist me in getting submariners to wear their Dolphins to work next April 9th. You have the Google power to make my wild hair idea into a successful display of the submariners hidden in the midst of our society. Please take a look at http://www.wearyourdolphinstowork.com. Any assistance will be appreciated.

]]> Comment on The Food Behind the Place. by Mike H. http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/the-food-behind-the-place/#comment-155 Mike H. Tue, 02 Jun 2009 06:07:12 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=281#comment-155 I don't understand why they don't continue the commercials just as they once were. The tune and the visual stuck in my head for the last 40 years. They could torment the next generation the same way ;) Its not a bad tasting product. Maybe the negative politics of today's San Francisco is a turn off to the rest of the world. Once upon a time we had skilled people running the town. Today, we have ..... well......... :) ....... UNskilled people from the top down. I don’t understand why they don’t continue the commercials just as they once were. The tune and the visual stuck in my head for the last 40 years. They could torment the next generation the same way ;)

Its not a bad tasting product.

Maybe the negative politics of today’s San Francisco is a turn off to the rest of the world. Once upon a time we had skilled people running the town. Today, we have ….. well……… :) ……. UNskilled people from the top down.

]]> Comment on A Tribute to Nathan Hale – Teacher, Soldier, Hero by Elisabeth Trenta http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/09/22/a-tribute-to-nathan-hale-teacher-soldier-hero/#comment-125 Elisabeth Trenta Thu, 14 May 2009 21:14:14 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=408#comment-125 Yay! I'm doing a report on him, and you guys have provided SO much info! Thanks! I hope it goes well. Yay! I’m doing a report on him, and you guys have provided SO much info! Thanks! I hope it goes well.

]]> Comment on A Tribute to Nathan Hale – Teacher, Soldier, Hero by yakamocp http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/09/22/a-tribute-to-nathan-hale-teacher-soldier-hero/#comment-122 yakamocp Mon, 11 May 2009 22:13:40 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=408#comment-122 cool cool

]]> Comment on Focus on the Family Needs to go Back to the Future by Stephen Hallquist http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/11/10/focus-on-the-family-needs-to-go-back-to-the-future/#comment-98 Stephen Hallquist Mon, 02 Mar 2009 04:41:56 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=459#comment-98 Paul, you responded to my posting, Focus on the Family Needs to go Back to the Future by saying: “I believe your blog is no different than Mr Dobson’s letter. You both are not acting in Christian love. You both are placing more emphasis on man and his government than on the sufficiency of Christ no matter our outward circumstances.” Your accusation is without basis. Not only do you not know me personally, but it does not appear that you have read other posts I have written regarding the Christian response to politics. You should know that I was affiliated with a ministry whose motto was, “First the Gospel, then Politics”. Our whole purpose was to teach the plain truth about the ministry of Christ and His Kingdom, especially how it relates to and contrast with secular politics and culture. We were often criticized for our stance. You noted, “We do need to pray for our leaders but not be afraid of speaking the truth about our culture. But we must do so without commending ourselves in anything other than Christ and Him crucified.” I couldn't agree more and that has been my position for over 30 years. I've promoted that ideal in the face of many disapproving fellow believers. Your insistence that I am "placing more emphasis on man and his government than on the sufficiency of Christ" is simply in error. I've read through my post many times and I'm still trying to figure out how you made your conclusion. If you want to know how I personally feel about the Christian and politics, please read Greg Boyd’s book, The Myth of a Christian Nation. Perhaps that will help. As for your statement suggesting that I am not acting in Christian love, you should know that my statements are consistent in nature to the methodology Jesus used to contradict the logic of the Pharisees. He exposed their religion of law by showing its absurdity. This contention was done even though those He contended with were objects of His love. As for the matter at hand, I have contended with Dr. Dobson and Focus on the Family on an issue of practical theology as well as testing the merits of what has been disseminated in the national media. These things are clearly politically driven and lack integrity to Christian character and truth. Even though I disagree with Dr. Dobson, I continue to pray for him. Nevertheless, when he or his institution propagate the kind of dishonest literature that was included in the “letter”, I am directed, as you are, to contend for the faith against false statements. The bottom line is that I am contending against bad thinking”, not a bad person. You say that we should not be "afraid of speaking the truth about our culture." Good point. I agree. I'll continue to do that especially where Christians propagate false statements such as the Focus letter. You should too. For more posts on this matter, see my other posts: Revisting the Formula for Healing the Nation Is it Last Call for the Christian Politicos? Should I, an Evangelical, be afraid of Obama? Paul, you responded to my posting, Focus on the Family Needs to go Back to the Future by saying:

“I believe your blog is no different than Mr Dobson’s letter. You both are not acting in Christian love. You both are placing more emphasis on man and his government than on the sufficiency of Christ no matter our outward circumstances.”

Your accusation is without basis. Not only do you not know me personally, but it does not appear that you have read other posts I have written regarding the Christian response to politics. You should know that I was affiliated with a ministry whose motto was, “First the Gospel, then Politics”. Our whole purpose was to teach the plain truth about the ministry of Christ and His Kingdom, especially how it relates to and contrast with secular politics and culture. We were often criticized for our stance.

You noted, “We do need to pray for our leaders but not be afraid of speaking the truth about our culture. But we must do so without commending ourselves in anything other than Christ and Him crucified.” I couldn’t agree more and that has been my position for over 30 years. I’ve promoted that ideal in the face of many disapproving fellow believers. Your insistence that I am “placing more emphasis on man and his government than on the sufficiency of Christ” is simply in error. I’ve read through my post many times and I’m still trying to figure out how you made your conclusion. If you want to know how I personally feel about the Christian and politics, please read Greg Boyd’s book, The Myth of a Christian Nation. Perhaps that will help.

As for your statement suggesting that I am not acting in Christian love, you should know that my statements are consistent in nature to the methodology Jesus used to contradict the logic of the Pharisees. He exposed their religion of law by showing its absurdity. This contention was done even though those He contended with were objects of His love. As for the matter at hand, I have contended with Dr. Dobson and Focus on the Family on an issue of practical theology as well as testing the merits of what has been disseminated in the national media. These things are clearly politically driven and lack integrity to Christian character and truth. Even though I disagree with Dr. Dobson, I continue to pray for him. Nevertheless, when he or his institution propagate the kind of dishonest literature that was included in the “letter”, I am directed, as you are, to contend for the faith against false statements. The bottom line is that I am contending against bad thinking”, not a bad person. You say that we should not be “afraid of speaking the truth about our culture.” Good point. I agree. I’ll continue to do that especially where Christians propagate false statements such as the Focus letter. You should too.

For more posts on this matter, see my other posts:
Revisting the Formula for Healing the Nation
Is it Last Call for the Christian Politicos?
Should I, an Evangelical, be afraid of Obama?

]]> Comment on In Honor of the Irish Mind by ashley http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/2008/03/17/in-honor-of-the-irish-mind/#comment-96 ashley Sun, 22 Feb 2009 22:40:53 +0000 http://sahallquist.wordpress.com/?p=39#comment-96 i waz lookin for stuff online about ireland and i came to this i loved what i read and if u can send me as much atu can about ireland or toward county cork cuz thats where my family is from and that would help so much well i g2g so good-bye 4 now ashley .h i waz lookin for stuff online about ireland and i came to this i loved what i read and if u can send me as much atu can about ireland or toward county cork cuz thats where my family is from and that would help so much well i g2g so good-bye 4 now ashley .h

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