  I review some of the important and exciting recent advances that were
presented at the 2007 conference on Extragalactic Jets in Girdwood, Alaska,
using as a framework the scientific challenges presented by R. Blandford at the
beginning of the meeting. Sprinkled throughout are thoughts about the marvelous
prospects for jets in the next several years, as a host of new observatories
mature and simulations reach new levels of sophistication.
