Monday, May 15, 2006
Text of Bush's Speech on Immigration - Yahoo! News
Text of Bush's Speech on Immigration - Yahoo! News: "rational middle ground"
Raytheon Announces Transactions: UTD acquired
My cousin John is the president of UTD and former owner.
Raytheon Announces Transactions: "Raytheon Announces Transactions
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Aug. 22, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Raytheon
Company (NYSE: RTN) today announced the acquisition of UTD, Inc., a privately
held science and engineering company based in Springfield, Va.
UTD will become part of Raytheon's Intelligence and Information Systems
(IIS) business -- a leading provider of information and intelligence solutions
to government clients. UTD, with annual revenues in excess of $25 million
will add to Raytheon's capabilities in geospatial, geologic and technical
mission support.
'UTD is a strategic fit with our core intelligence business,' said
Raytheon IIS President Michael D. Keebaugh. 'Most importantly, the unique
skills and offerings of UTD enable us to provide customers with a greater
depth of technological expertise and access to some of the industry's most
state-of-the-art national security technologies.'
In an unrelated transaction, Raytheon sold its Debt Management Solutions
operations.
'We are pleased to announce the completion of these transactions. They
are consistent with our strategy to achieve growth by expanding our core
market capabilities through niche acquisitions while shedding non-core
assets,' added Keebaugh.
Raytheo"
Raytheon Announces Transactions: "Raytheon Announces Transactions
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Aug. 22, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Raytheon
Company (NYSE: RTN) today announced the acquisition of UTD, Inc., a privately
held science and engineering company based in Springfield, Va.
UTD will become part of Raytheon's Intelligence and Information Systems
(IIS) business -- a leading provider of information and intelligence solutions
to government clients. UTD, with annual revenues in excess of $25 million
will add to Raytheon's capabilities in geospatial, geologic and technical
mission support.
'UTD is a strategic fit with our core intelligence business,' said
Raytheon IIS President Michael D. Keebaugh. 'Most importantly, the unique
skills and offerings of UTD enable us to provide customers with a greater
depth of technological expertise and access to some of the industry's most
state-of-the-art national security technologies.'
In an unrelated transaction, Raytheon sold its Debt Management Solutions
operations.
'We are pleased to announce the completion of these transactions. They
are consistent with our strategy to achieve growth by expanding our core
market capabilities through niche acquisitions while shedding non-core
assets,' added Keebaugh.
Raytheo"
Activeword.org - Devotional
Activeword.org - Devotional: "The Perfect Path
He who finds a wife finds a good thing, And obtains favor from the LORD. (Proverbs 18:22 NKJV)
It's the biggest decision you can make aside from your choice to follow Christ. Whom you choose to marry will affect the rest of your earthly existence and impact the generations that follow from this union. This leads to a sobering and perhaps even a scary thought: What if I make the wrong choice? God's Word gives us some guiding wisdom when it comes to such an important decision: He who finds a wife finds a good thing.
The Hebrew word Solomon chose here for finds means 'to find something along the way.' When the Scriptures make reference to a person's way, it's usually describing the course or path that God has appointed for his or her life. The implication of this proverb is that a son or daughter of God will find a mate as he or she is walking along the path He has appointed. I've seen this lived out several times as faithful followers find Mr. or Mrs. Right while serving in ministry.
This is a stark contrast to the world's wisdom when it comes to meeting your mate. Men and women are forced into desperation mode as though everything rests on them. They have to look just right and be at just the right place at just the right time if they have any hope of meeting the right one. How exhausting and futile! It's far bet"
He who finds a wife finds a good thing, And obtains favor from the LORD. (Proverbs 18:22 NKJV)
It's the biggest decision you can make aside from your choice to follow Christ. Whom you choose to marry will affect the rest of your earthly existence and impact the generations that follow from this union. This leads to a sobering and perhaps even a scary thought: What if I make the wrong choice? God's Word gives us some guiding wisdom when it comes to such an important decision: He who finds a wife finds a good thing.
The Hebrew word Solomon chose here for finds means 'to find something along the way.' When the Scriptures make reference to a person's way, it's usually describing the course or path that God has appointed for his or her life. The implication of this proverb is that a son or daughter of God will find a mate as he or she is walking along the path He has appointed. I've seen this lived out several times as faithful followers find Mr. or Mrs. Right while serving in ministry.
This is a stark contrast to the world's wisdom when it comes to meeting your mate. Men and women are forced into desperation mode as though everything rests on them. They have to look just right and be at just the right place at just the right time if they have any hope of meeting the right one. How exhausting and futile! It's far bet"
Sunday, May 14, 2006
BREITBART.COM - Mexico's Fox Calls Bush to Discuss Border
BREITBART.COM - Mexico's Fox Calls Bush to Discuss Border: "She said Fox 'reached out' to Bush, but she did not know how long the call lasted or the time it occurred.
A news release from Fox's office said the Mexican president initiated the call and characterized Bush as 'analyzing the administrative and logistical support of part of the National Guard, not the army, to help police on the border.'"
A news release from Fox's office said the Mexican president initiated the call and characterized Bush as 'analyzing the administrative and logistical support of part of the National Guard, not the army, to help police on the border.'"
WorldNetDaily: Jesus and the skeptic, part 2
WorldNetDaily: Jesus and the skeptic, part 2: "I was a guest on 'Larry King Live' a while back, and the discussion turned to the very topic I am addressing in this article. I told Larry King about a lady who had come to our church one Sunday morning after discovering she had breast cancer. She had seen our television program and wanted to find out how to get right in her relationship with God. The Lord had allowed this tragedy to get her attention. Larry interrupted me and asked, 'How do you know it's not a crutch? I mean, I have breast cancer; I've got to pray to something.'
I responded, 'Thank God for that crutch. Larry, He's not a crutch to me; He's a whole hospital.'
Larry smiled and said, 'Good line!' Then he turned to his director and said, 'Write that down.' But it wasn't a line. It was the truth. The gospel truth. "
I responded, 'Thank God for that crutch. Larry, He's not a crutch to me; He's a whole hospital.'
Larry smiled and said, 'Good line!' Then he turned to his director and said, 'Write that down.' But it wasn't a line. It was the truth. The gospel truth. "
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