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...mean it's legal," Spitzer says. And if Greenberg misled investors intentionally, it would be fraud. But most believe he was swallowed by the shifting sand. Ethical lapses that regulators all but ignored yesterday now get their full attention--which should give executives everywhere pause. Even squeaky-clean Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway owns Gen Re, has been sullied. Buffett is not under investigation, but TIME has learned he will be interviewed by Spitzer's office in coming weeks. AIG and Buffett's office declined to comment...
Lagemann, who is the Warren Professor of the History of American Education, said that her decision was based on her desire “to return to writing history...
...Their tales are as old as war itself. But Landstuhl is unique because getting here fast from two time zones away can mean the difference between life and death. "If they can make it back to Landstuhl, their chance of survival is really good," says Lieut. Colonel Warren Dorlac, an Air Force trauma surgeon who has spent the past seven months operating on wounded soldiers at Landstuhl. "These guys are surviving incredible amounts of trauma, and they're doing well." Armored vehicles and protective gear mean that killer head and chest wounds are far less likely than in the past...
...describe that encounter as a spiritual one. But it seems to me it was more than that. It was, in the minds and souls of both human beings, an encounter with God. Smith's weapon, it appears, was a hugely popular book, The Purpose Driven Life, by Rick Warren, an unabashedly Christian guide to making it through life's highs and lows by constantly asking what God has intended for you. The book is indeed a powerful one--precisely because it insists on the notion that God knows all of us intimately, especially sinners. Smith says she read from chapter...
Smith, blessed by what can only be called grace, saw that terrifying early morning in suburban Atlanta as one of those opportunities. Warren writes in that chapter, "Great opportunities to serve never last long. They pass quickly, sometimes never to return again. You may only get one chance to serve that person, so take advantage of that moment." Smith did. By her account, she talked to him, made breakfast, told him her story, listened. And as she revealed her openness to grace, so, apparently, did he. "He said he thought I was an angel sent from God and that...