Jeff Immelt has one of the toughest jobs in America. He’s CEO of a company — General Electric — with operations around the world, in numerous industries, and with big business challenges that are still on the table. He’s been named one of the “World’s Best CEOs” three times by Barron’s, and GE continues to win accolades in surveys in Fortune and the Financial Times as one of the most respect companies in the world. So when Jeff Immelt agreed to participate in new Dartmouth President Jim
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“Sunset Cross.” djking, http://www.flickr.com/photos/djking/147355443/ This week I have dedicated my blog posting to observing the 4th anniversary of the post-Katrina levee breaches in New Orleans, Louisiana. Monday I linked to a gumbo-like mix of posts from mainstream and alternative media about progress (and lack of such) in the region, and Tuesday I re-posted from a former blog my reflections about what it means to be New Orleans—from a cousin (me) a couple times removed. Today I want
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As a publisher I have the joy of spending a great deal of time with a book as it goes through the process of publication. I don’t expect you to read my thoughts on The Jesus Paradigm as anything like a review, but there are some special things about this book and the way it has influenced me as I worked on it. I like to think of my business as a ministry, which is “churchese” for “service.” It is my intent to serve both the church and the community with materials that challenge and educat
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By Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal Life Online Reaction to the Archbishop of Canterbury’s recent reflections on the actions of the Episcopal Church’s recent General Convention have come from such diverse sources as advocacy groups, bloggers, breakaway Anglicans and the Vatican. The comments have ranged from support to disagreement, many accompanied by detailed parsings of Rowan Williams’ July 27 statement titled “Communion, Covenant and Our Anglican Future.” In his 26-part reflectio
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Sunday July 12, marked the third anniversary of the beginning of the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. For a lot of people, especially those who lost loved ones in the 34 day conflict in which 121 Israeli soldiers and 44 civilians lost their lives, the day was marked by reflections and sad recollections of the event, which had begun following the Hezbollah led attack on an Israeli army patrol along Israel’s northern border in which several soldiers were killed and two were taken
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