Comments for M Squared T Blog http://www.msquaredt.com/blog Life to the Second Power Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:58:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on You Can’t Step into the Same River Twice by sandrar http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2006/11/13/you-cant-step-into-the-same-river-twice/#comment-125336 sandrar Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:58:14 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2006/11/13/you-cant-step-into-the-same-river-twice/#comment-125336 Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post... nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R. Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.

]]> Comment on Christ Had Room for Quantum Physics by Dalet Yod http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2005/08/13/christ-had-room-for-quantum-physics/#comment-96844 Dalet Yod Fri, 11 Jul 2008 01:17:58 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2005/08/13/christ-had-room-for-quantum-physics/#comment-96844 We must remember that science simply illuminates God's craftsmanship. God is the Master Architect. We must follow Christ where ever he leads us. Right now he is leading us through quantum physics. Jesus Christ had complete dominion over this earthly exsistence. His example was for our benefit. In other words, miracles can happen through you too. Hopefully organized Christianity will not persecute the present day Galileos. For creations that are only engaging 10% of their brain power and DNA potential, we are awfully arrogant. Somehow there is a connection between the double slit experiment results and the story of Adam and Eve. God is speaking to our limited evolving system and we need to believe him even if we don't understand him. Scripture tells us that He is just too glorious for our present day knowledge. Personally, I am excited and in awe of what quantum physics is revealing about the mind of God. Deeper depths, higher heights, from glory to glory. I say, Let's go! We must remember that science simply illuminates God’s craftsmanship. God is the Master Architect. We must follow Christ where ever he leads us. Right now he is leading us through quantum physics. Jesus Christ had complete dominion over this earthly exsistence. His example was for our benefit. In other words, miracles can happen through you too. Hopefully organized Christianity will not persecute the present day Galileos. For creations that are only engaging 10% of their brain power and DNA potential, we are awfully arrogant. Somehow there is a connection between the double slit experiment results and the story of Adam and Eve. God is speaking to our limited evolving system and we need to believe him even if we don’t understand him. Scripture tells us that He is just too glorious for our present day knowledge. Personally, I am excited and in awe of what quantum physics is revealing about the mind of God. Deeper depths, higher heights, from glory to glory. I say, Let’s go!

]]> Comment on Hacking Grades a Felony by Michelle http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/21/hacking-grades-a-felony/#comment-96141 Michelle Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:39:47 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1379#comment-96141 Hey! It's July! Where are you at? [I know you love it when I end my sentences with prepositions. ;o)] And FYI I bought two books at Borders tonight; I think they'll help with the organization of the women's ministry. However, I think I'm supposed to start this soon, whether or not I read both books in their entirety. What's God telling you? I'll talk to you more Sunday. Happy 4th!!!! Hey! It’s July! Where are you at? [I know you love it when I end my sentences with prepositions. ;o)]

And FYI I bought two books at Borders tonight; I think they’ll help with the organization of the women’s ministry. However, I think I’m supposed to start this soon, whether or not I read both books in their entirety. What’s God telling you? I’ll talk to you more Sunday.

Happy 4th!!!!

]]> Comment on Hacking Grades a Felony by Joyce http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/21/hacking-grades-a-felony/#comment-95035 Joyce Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:30:17 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1379#comment-95035 It seems like expulsion, without the diploma, would be a huge consequence, because he would then not get into college, which was apparently something he was concerned about. That's a punishment that fits the crime. It seems like expulsion, without the diploma, would be a huge consequence, because he would then not get into college, which was apparently something he was concerned about. That’s a punishment that fits the crime.

]]> Comment on Hacking Grades a Felony by Michelle http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/21/hacking-grades-a-felony/#comment-94908 Michelle Sat, 21 Jun 2008 20:30:34 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1379#comment-94908 I agree, but I think the punishment should be severe enough to send a clear message. Perhaps revoking his driver's license for three years would be sufficient. He'd still be free, yet he'd have plenty of time to think about what he did. I agree, but I think the punishment should be severe enough to send a clear message. Perhaps revoking his driver’s license for three years would be sufficient. He’d still be free, yet he’d have plenty of time to think about what he did.

]]> Comment on Hacking Grades a Felony by Grant http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/21/hacking-grades-a-felony/#comment-94890 Grant Sat, 21 Jun 2008 17:34:18 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1379#comment-94890 wow. yeah. That does seem a tad harsh. wow. yeah. That does seem a tad harsh.

]]> Comment on Brooks on Debt by Joyce http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/17/brooks-on-debt/#comment-94587 Joyce Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:25:18 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1377#comment-94587 Might be time for that Good Sense seminar! Might be time for that Good Sense seminar!

]]> Comment on Birthday Encomium by dad http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/09/birthday-encomium/#comment-93804 dad Tue, 10 Jun 2008 03:30:05 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1376#comment-93804 Wow! Nice comments. Fortunately you picked up the most important habits. There were plenty that should not have been copied. Wow! Nice comments. Fortunately you picked up the most important habits. There were plenty that should not have been copied.

]]> Comment on Birthday Encomium by Joyce http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/06/09/birthday-encomium/#comment-93798 Joyce Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:33:22 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1376#comment-93798 Well, I knew him in college! Let's see-he was all about the fun: pick-up football games with the guys; goofing around with my sorority sisters; dancing like a maiac, until I cracked up and couldn't keep dancing myself; tipping a few brews at Boni's; singing "Alice's Restaurant" word for word as he walked me home in the wee hours of the morning (it was more than a mile from his house to mine); borrowing his friend's decrepit VW bug to take me on dates off campus. Fun! Happy Birthday, Mike! Well, I knew him in college! Let’s see-he was all about the fun: pick-up football games with the guys; goofing around with my sorority sisters; dancing like a maiac, until I cracked up and couldn’t keep dancing myself; tipping a few brews at Boni’s; singing “Alice’s Restaurant” word for word as he walked me home in the wee hours of the morning (it was more than a mile from his house to mine); borrowing his friend’s decrepit VW bug to take me on dates off campus. Fun! Happy Birthday, Mike!

]]> Comment on The Disadvantage of Having a Friendly Cat by Debra http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/2008/05/28/the-disadvantage-of-having-a-friendly-cat/#comment-92581 Debra Thu, 29 May 2008 18:36:49 +0000 http://www.msquaredt.com/blog/?p=1375#comment-92581 Sam sounds like great fun to me. I have a lovely cat friend who lives with me too. His name is Laird. He's smaller than your guy (only about 7 pounds) and completely black. He, too, is a friendly cat (though in a different kind of way). He meets me at the door when I get home and meows repeatedly to tell me all about his day. He also has figured out how to set off my alarm in the morning if I don't get up quickly enough for his liking. He can open my closet doors for exploring and can jump to top of my kitchen cabinets. He is of the opinion that all pens, paper clips, keys, etc. belong in the floor and is happy to help me keep them there. :) All in all, he is a joy! I cannot imagine my life without him now. I hope that you enjoy Sam every day of his sweet little life. Sam sounds like great fun to me. I have a lovely cat friend who lives with me too. His name is Laird. He’s smaller than your guy (only about 7 pounds) and completely black. He, too, is a friendly cat (though in a different kind of way). He meets me at the door when I get home and meows repeatedly to tell me all about his day. He also has figured out how to set off my alarm in the morning if I don’t get up quickly enough for his liking. He can open my closet doors for exploring and can jump to top of my kitchen cabinets. He is of the opinion that all pens, paper clips, keys, etc. belong in the floor and is happy to help me keep them there. :) All in all, he is a joy! I cannot imagine my life without him now. I hope that you enjoy Sam every day of his sweet little life.

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