Happy New Year

Happy New Year everyone! Well one of my New Years resolutions is to draw closer to God, trust in him more, give more and work on becoming that Godly woman he always knew I could be, a tall order I know. We have to keep trying and working on bettering ourselves in every way possible, its called Sanctification, its a process for sure. 

With that in mind, I look forward to gathering together again on Mondays with all of you to re-new our faith and commitments to one another and to Him through our weekly CVI meetings at noon. We will start out this year with a diversion from our study in Romans with a study in Faith. Lets take the next few weeks, or as long as we are led, to talk about what Faith means to each of us. How do we exhibit Faith? Does Faith mean the same thing to each of us? Before our next meeting, next week, find a few scriptures in the Bible that defines Faith to you or just be mentally prepared with some commentary about Faith and it's definition to you, its harder than it sounds.

I look forward to our discussions and hearing the words of your heart, until then, God Bless and have a good week.

Lisa

Romans

Hi all. I wanted to get everyone on the same page regarding where we are in our study of Romans.

In our next meeting we will most likely work through Ch 4 and stop there until after the Christmas break.

Dec 12th we will meet for the last time this year.

Dec 19th No meeting

Dec 26th No meeting

Jan 2nd we will resume

If anyone was still interested in participating in feeding the homeless next Thursday and has not signed up drop me a line. The details are in an earlier note that I sent out at last week.

Talk to you soon.

Lisa

FW: Your Daily Devotional for December 7, 2011

From: In Touch Ministries <devotional@intouch.org>
Reply-To: <webmaster@intouch.org>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 07:06:59 -0500
To: Lisa Goldsmith <goldsmith_lisa@ti.com>
Subject: Your Daily Devotional for December 7, 2011

December 7, 2011 Our Best Friend Is Jesus John 15:9-17 Years ago the Sunday School teachers in my church would teach preschoolers a little chorus that included the line, "My best friend is Jesus." As those children grew into adulthood, they naturally put aside juvenile songs like this one. But sadly, they also frequently seemed to grow out of the idea of Jesus being a friend. As believers learn more about God, they rightly elevate Him to be the Lord of their lives and acknowledge Him as sovereign ruler over all the earth. It is easier to think of One so high and mighty as Creator, Savior, and Lord than to "lower" Him to the position of Friend. But Jesus makes a point of telling His disciples that He is both a transcendent deity—the Son of God—and their companion (John 15:15). The offer of friendship extends to modern disciples as well. Like the original twelve followers, we are privileged to say that Christ laid down His life for us in a supreme act of love and devotion (v. 13). What is more, His Spirit reveals the truth of Scripture to our hearts so that we can learn more about God and His ways. In other words, Jesus has made known to us the things He heard from His Father. A man doesn't tell secrets to slaves; he tells them to his friends (v. 15). Teaching children to sing of their friendship with Jesus is a wise idea. But I wonder when some grown believers will learn to sing of that special relationship again? May we never become so religious, so pious, or so full of our own maturity that we will not say, "My best friend is Jesus Christ." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe | Devotional Archives | In Touch Ministries

Initiative Out Reach ­ Feed the Hungry BBQ on December 15th

Out Reach – Feed the Hungry BBQ on December 15th, from 4-5pm

TI Tucson Initiatives will be sponsoring an Out Reach event this Dec 15th, we need your help to make this a successful event. 

Hi everyone. I look forward to a great Christmas Season don't you? Why not start it off with booking a day (only a few hours actually) to help others, that always makes one feel good and guess what? It won't cost you a dime! 

The few of us that spent this past Thanksgiving feeding the hungry proved to be quite a fulfilling and rewarding event. We have another opportunity to reach out again to the needy during this Christmas Season. We have a lot of extra food items from our past events here at TI,  we would like to donate those items to those that are hungry and on the streets of our Community. We will again work in conjunction with the Giving Tree as this is an organized, reoccurring event for them.

Basically we will be setting up our BBQ grill and grilling up hamburgers, hotdogs and chicken. We will also provide the buns and condiments. Below is a list of activities that are available,  let me know which activity you would like to do!

Preparing the "Fixins" Cutting the tomatoes, lettuce and onions

Setting up grill

Helping put the grill on and off the truck

Setting up tables at the "Giving Tree Feeding Lot"

Clean up and taking down the tables

Serving the food

If you can't come, send along a casserole, dessert or other food item

When: Thursday, Dec. 15th 2011

Where: The "Feeding Lot"

4431 East 22nd St. between the Family Dollar and Palm Court Apartments, E of Columbus

Time: 4 –5pm

Works

So with all of our latest discussions regarding good works I have an opportunity for each of you. This Thanksgiving a small group of Tiers are going to give up their normal dinner preparation time and serve the less fortunate at the feeding area with the Giving Tree. All of you are welcome to come, but if you can't you can still help out by providing a dessert to send over to go on the desert table. I will collect all dessert items on Wednesday and will take them down there on Thanksgiving. Its a really small request that each of us can do and it will go directly to the less fortunate (I promise not to eat the desserts myself, maybe). We need to gather enough desserts for 250 people. You will see another all employee e-mail go out but this is a special request to you guys, the givers, the doers of good works!

Thanks for your help!

Lisa

FW: Recording Available for Mormon-Evangelical Dialog

This was presented in Dallas last week and was very interesting, for those of you who are interested in viewing you can check it out below.

From: "Dalley, Craig" <cdalley@ti.com>
Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2011 10:50:21 -0700
Subject: Recording Available for Mormon-Evangelical Dialog

We have received multiple requests for a link to the recording of the Mormon-Evangelical Dialog that was held last Thursday at TI. The recording is now available at the following link: http://ti.webex.com/webex/playback.php?FileName=http://dles292.itg.ti.com/webex/2011-10-27_CVI/2011-10-27_CVI.wrf.

 

Although we have received a lot of verbal feedback, we would also appreciate your written inputs. If you attended the session last week or if you listen to the recording, please take the time to send your responses to the below three questions to cdalley@ti.com.

 

1.      What did you like about the dialog?

2.      What did you not like / what did you think could be improved?

3.      If you're not already on the Christian Values Initiative mailing list, would you like to be added to the mailing list?

 

If you were not able to pick up the handout, "Some Guiding Principles for Constructive Conversation," these principles have been included in the attached Word document. And, finally, if you are interested in the book that Mormon scholar Dr. Millet and Evangelical pastor Rev. Johnson co-authored, it is available at http://standingtogether.org/resources.html.

 

Best regards,

CVI Leadership Team

A festival of carols

Please let me know if you would like to attend, I can either collect the money and get all the tickets or you can purchase them on your own. This is a really nice event and great for family and friends. These go pretty fast so let me know.

Ok, we have time to plan on this one. I would like to suggest a CVI outing on Saturday Dec 10th at 5pm. at Christ Community Church, 7801 E. Kenyon Dr., Tucson, AZ 85710: 

http://www.ccctucson.org/events.asp

A FESTIVAL OF CAROLS Presents:

SEARCHING FOR THE KING

December 9, 10 and 11 

Tickets: $6 for adults, $3 for children 10 and under

Friday, December 9 at 7:00p.m./Saturday, December 10 at 5:00p.m./Sunday, December 11 at 5:00p.m.

 Searching for the King is the story of two journeys separated by two millennia, yet the questions faced by our travelers are universal in time and scope.  For both, the way is difficult and filled with many unknowns.  Each journey leads them on the ultimate search...the search for the King.

Please indicate in the comment section your preference of seating and we will get you the best possible seats according to your selection

Fw: THIS THURSDAY: Presentation on Faith in the Workplace by John Pollard from DBU

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Hi everyone. If there is enough interest I will set up the web in a conf room. It is this thursday at 10:00 am. Let me know if you would like to view this as a group.
 

From: Dalley, Craig
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 11:00 PM
To: cvi-members@list.ti.com - Christian Values Initiative (May contain non-TIers)
Subject: THIS THURSDAY: Presentation on Faith in the Workplace by John Pollard from DBU
 

If you want to add an Outlook invitation for this event to your calendar, please just open the attached file and click "save and close".

 

If you are unable to attend in person, please note that Webex details are in the attachment.

 

From: Dalley, Craig
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 2:00 PM
To: cvi-members@list.ti.com - Christian Values Initiative (May contain non-TIers)
Subject: Mark Your Calendars: August 25 Presentation on Faith in the Workplace by John Pollard

 

Please join us for a brownbag presentation on applying faith in the workplace:

 

What: Doin' What You Can, Where You Are, with What You've Got

Who: John D. Pollard, Dallas Baptist University Corporate Liaison and Professor of Biblical Studies

When: Thursday August 25, noon – 1pm

Where: South Campus (Forest Lane) Conf Room 3 & 4 (glassed-in area on main spine just south of main cafeteria)

 

Description:

 

How can you bring your faith into the workplace?  You begin by viewing your abilities, resources, and position through the lens of Biblical truth. Your abilities, resources, and position are unique assets that God has invested in you.  God knows you better than you know yourself.  Why are you at work today?  God put you in that position to do what you can with what you have. 

 

When we meet together on August 25, we will begin by examining how God's see your job.  Then we'll discover how to move from making a living to impacting lives and from professing faith to expressing God's love, grace and truth.

 

Best regards,

CVI Leadership Team

Prayer request

Requesting a prayer for my father who passed away yesterday.

 

Thanks,

Bob

 

Robert Ewens

Customer Quality Engineer

Texas Instruments Inc.

5411 East Williams Boulevard

Tucson, AZ 85711-4493

(520) 750-2355 Desk

(520) 371-8357 Mobile

(520) 750-2655 Fax

ewens_bob@ti.com

 

 

Global Village Fair Volunteers

Just a reminder to every one, the Global Village Fair is this Friday.  Those of you who are volunteering please show up in the main break area at 11:00 am.

 

Thanks,

Bob

Monday's meeting

All,

 

The CVI meeting scheduled for Monday the 18^th has been canceled.  Sorry for the short notice.  We will start up again on the 25^th.

 

Regards,

Bob

 

 

Robert Ewens

Design Circuit Edit Engineer

Texas Instruments Inc.

5411 East Williams Boulevard  MS 5034

Tucson,  AZ 85711-4493

(520) 750-2355

 

Edit "Rules of Thumb" for FIB success and speedy turnaround.

1) Submit decap (exposed die) devices only.

2) Remove die coat prior to submittal.

3) Keep the number of operations as small as possible.

4) Trace the net to the highest level in the metal stack that will be electrically equivalent.

5) Avoid having metal layers above the site.

6) If possible keep straps “jumpers” less than 50um in length. 

 

Card at my desk

Hello all!

 

I have a card for anyone who wishes to sign for Pete Rathfelder.  His mother passed away last week.

 

Sincerely,

Bob

 

Robert Ewens

Design Circuit Edit Engineer

Texas Instruments Inc.

5411 East Williams Boulevard  MS 5034

Tucson,  AZ 85711-4493

(520) 750-2355

 

Edit "Rules of Thumb" for FIB success and speedy turnaround.

1) Submit decap (exposed die) devices only.

2) Remove die coat prior to submittal.

3) Keep the number of operations as small as possible.

4) Trace the net to the highest level in the metal stack that will be electrically equivalent.

5) Avoid having metal layers above the site.

6) If possible keep straps “jumpers” less than 50um in length. 

 

Meeting room change for 4/19/2010

Hello,

 

Our meeting room has changed for today only to the Cholla Conference room. 

 

Cholla is the one next to Ron Madsen's office on the first floor in the north-east wing of the building.  If we find that we need to move we can go to the Team Rm N1-A since it is empty at that

time slot and is a slightly bigger than Cholla. 

 

 

Best Regards,

Maria

 

 

 

 

A Verse for the day

Hello folks,

I get daily verses from the Joel Osteen website.  There are some days I am pretty sure that God is sending me a verse via Joel based on how I am feeling that day and today is one of them.  I do need reminders via anyway that they come that he (God) is in my ball park each and every day and rooting for me and I know that he is in yours rooting for you everyday as well.   Enjoy

 

How precious are Your thoughts about me, O God. They cannot be numbered! I can't even count them; they outnumber the grains of sand!"
(Psalm 139:17-18, NLT)

TODAY'S Study from Joel & Victoria Osteen

Did you know God is thinking about you right now? He thinks about you constantly. You are always on His mind. Do you know what He's thinking? He's not thinking about all that you've done wrong in your life. No, He's thinking about the good things He has in store for your future. Jeremiah 29:11 tells us that His thoughts are for our good. His plans are to prosper us and give us a future and a hope.

Do you know what else He's thinking? He's thinking about how much He loves you. He's not mad at you; He's madly in love with you! Let that love bring security to your heart and mind. Just take a deep breath right now and breathe in His love and peace. The Bible says that perfect love casts out all fear. When you receive His love, it drives out fear and gives you confidence to embrace the good things He has in store for you.

A PRAYER FOR TODAY

Father God, thank You for thinking of me today. Thank You for loving me and for doing a work in my life. I receive Your love which drives out all fear. Make me new as I meditate on You. In Jesus' Name. Amen

 

 

Thanks and Best Regards,

Celeste McBride

New Product Development

Precision Analog

TI-Tucson

celeste.mcbride@ti.com

Phone: 520-750-2381

 

HPA 2010 Priorioties:

Win customers & gain share with great new products & superior service. 

Failure is not an option! Perform each task with Passion! 

 

Re: Things not going well? Here's a "Verse of the Day."

Wonderful Bryan!
It was just a few minutes ago, on my way to work I prayed and asked God
"Father, why am I so funless? Is this how you created me, or ...?"

I find myself rejoicing in Him often these days and feel His joy
abundant in me, yet I show no emotion of it outwardly... and I was
becoming more and more self-aware that I might just appear quite dull in
my witnessing of His joy in me... so this verse really helped :)

Yet, I will rejoice in the Lord, I will joy in the God of my salvation!
Momchil

McKay, Bryan wrote:
> Not that there has to be a "Verse of the Day" every day, but I ran
> across this the other day and thought somebody might like it.
>
>
>
> Habakkuk 3:17-18*^ *
>
> *^17 *Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in
> the vines; the labour of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall
> yield no meat; the flock shall be cut off from the fold, and there shall
> be no herd in the stalls:
>
> *^18 *Yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will joy in the God of my
> salvation.
>
>
>
> Sometimes "Rejoicing" and "Joy" are decisions rather than emotions.
> Habakkuk is talking about a "No Matter What" kind of commitment here.
> Verse 17 is full of things that are commonly used as symbols throughout
> the Bible, but were common in the culture of the day, and I am sure that
> they are meant literally this time. By the way, this is from the King
> James Version, or the Original Language as I like to call it.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --Bryan McKay
>
> mckay_bryan@ti.com <mailto:mckay_bryan@ti.com>
>
>
>
>
>

Things not going well? Here's a "Verse of the Day."

Not that there has to be a “Verse of the Day” every day, but I ran across this the other day and thought somebody might like it.

 

Habakkuk 3:17-18

¹⁷Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines; the labour of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall yield no meat; the flock shall be cut off from the fold, and there shall be no herd in the stalls:

 ¹⁸Yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will joy in the God of my salvation.

 

Sometimes “Rejoicing” and “Joy” are decisions rather than emotions.  Habakkuk is talking about a “No Matter What” kind of commitment here.  Verse 17 is full of things that are commonly used as symbols throughout the Bible, but were common in the culture of the day, and I am sure that they are meant literally this time.  By the way, this is from the King James Version, or the Original Language as I like to call it.

 

 

 

 

--Bryan McKay

mckay_bryan@ti.com  

 

 

carrot cake

Friends,

there is a large plate with carrot cake in N2, canteen area (by the
elevator & coffee machines) you might want to bite with your coffee and
help me recover the plate :)

Lord bless you,
Momchil

Valentine's Day Potluck - Spread the word

All,

Please see attached flyer and below special invite to this Friday's Valentine's Potluck.

I would like to encourage you to sign up to this event. It will be a privilege for our Diversity Team and each Initiative to participate and it is a good opportunity to show presence of our teams.

Please RSVP to Norma Alvarez by email by COB today!

Thank you all for the support and help.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email, call or see me.

Best regards,
Georg

-----Original Message-----
From: Copenhaver, Pattie
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 10:27 AM
To: Haubner, Georg
Cc: Johnson, Alan-Tucson
Subject: Valentine's Day Potluck - Spread the word

Hi Georg,

Here's a special invitation to get the Diversity Team involved in our Valentine's Day potluck on Friday.
This potluck is a little different in that people are only asked to bring a simple side dish or dessert. The Employee Relations Team will be providing the main dishes (lasagna, meatballs and sauce, Raviolis), rolls and drinks. We'd love to have a big turnout and appreciate as many people joining in on the fun as possible

Please RSVP to Norma Alvarez by email by COB today.

Have a great day!
Pattie

CVI Meeting Room Change thru June 2009

Hello everyone,

As some of you know this week we had to meet in the Team Room on the 1st floor of the North Bldg, Team Rm N1-A. 

 

Due to an operator error (me) being unaware of the impact of Daylight Savings to Meeting Room Manager, the Test Center training is now scheduled for the next 8 weeks in the Agave Conference Room.  The equipment that they need is available only in Agave and not in the Team Room. 

 

Consequently, CVI is  now booked in the Team Room on the (1st floor of the North Bldg, Team Rm N1-A) thru June 2009.  Starting July 2009 CVI is booked back in Agave thru Dec 2009.

 

I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

 

 

Best Regards,

Maria

 

Forgiving one another, part 1

http://www.intouch.org/site/c.cnKBIPNuEoG/b.4943225/k.9234/Audio_Archives.htm

 

For those of you interested in listening to the forgiveness series and could not make our Monday meetings, feel free to catch up (or listen to them all on your own) by listening to Part one of four which we are studying in our meetings. If you think you will be here next week for part 2 listen to part one on your own at the link above, note that you will have to go back and load the March archives to see the first one (March 2009, Forgiving one another, part 1). It’s a powerful message and a powerful series. Forgiveness is one the hardest things our savior asks of us but he explains that as followers, we are to be Christ like and to be Christ like means forgiving others just as we are forgiven, over and over and over, true huh?

 

Call me if you have any questions.

 

Lisa

 

Lisa Goldsmith

Analog Services Manager

5411 E. Williams Blvd

Tucson, AZ 85711-4493

520-750-2071