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Spacious Skyway Home for Sale
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We have loved our Skyway home ever since we bought it in 1992. Now we are relocating to Virginia. If you are looking for a 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home in Colorado Springs to raise a family, with District 12 schools and great neighbors, look no further. This is a home your family can grow into. MLS#: 517158. Call 719-636-2000 for an appointment. Download flier.
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To Be or Not Be Global?
Oct 15, 2006
My dean and colleague, Dr. Bruce Winston, writes that we have already become global in all we do—day in and day out. Beyond that, global business, not just governments, are now becoming the greater moderators of whether our world makes it through the 21st century. So global leadership is about using principles for both the employee and the organization, that build both markets and communities. If you are interested in leading sustainable enterprises, catch this article.
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McCain Embraces Christian Zionist
Mar 8, 2008
Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain has openly embraced the endorsement of controversial televangelist John Hagee, the founder of Christians United for Israel in San Antonio, Texas. Hagee has come under criticism for his extreme views on Islam, Israel, and the Catholic Church. Could one-sided support by Christians for Israel end-up jeopardizing the security of America and Britain? Many see Bush's unilateral support for Israel in this light. Would McCain be any different? Catch this DVD I produced, entitled, Christian Zionists: on the road to Armageddon" by Dr. Stephen Sizer, an English vicar and historian. Visit website.
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The Call of the Entrepreneur?
Oct 24, 2007
Filmmakers have unleashed a flurry of short documentaries. The latest is the Call of the Entrepreneur. This film tells stories of people who risk their savings, bet on the farm, and defy conventional wisdom. How we view them, whether greedy or altruistic, shapes not only free markets, but shapes the role of government, the rule of law, the role of philanthropy, and the wealth-creating capacity of inventions. I just saw a screening of this DVD, produced by Acton Institute. Catch the 4 minute trailer, and make up your own mind. [ Visit Website ]
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Tomorrow Land at Microsoft
Oct 8, 2007
On a recent trip to Seattle, I spend two hours at Microsoft's Center for Information Work (CIW) in Redman, WA. Microsoft's CIW offers an exclusive look at how people might work in the future. It showcases emerging technology innovations that might improve productivity and connectivity. Through role-playing with computers and video conferencing, we saw how future software might enhance individual productivity, spot business trends, and simplify communications of work teams and their document management. One of the highlights was a house of the future, where smart homes use RFID and programmed rooms to change dining room decors, display changing digital memories and communicate with kids throughout their day. Catch Microsoft's virtual tour online. [ Visit Website ]
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Methodists to Weight Divestment Proposal on Israeli Occupation
Apr 16, 2008
A decade ago my work took me to the Holy Land for a period of two years. I got acquainted with both Palestianians and Israelis on the ground. One U.S. volunteer I met, Reverend Sandra Olewine, was based in Bethlehem and served with the United Methodist Church. Now on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of Israel, in part through her work, the United Methodist Church is considering a divestment proposal against businesses that sustain the Israeli 41 year occupation of Palestinian terrorities.
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