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`LETTERS .....
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`N 0 T E B 0 0 K
`POLITICS: Bush's new nemesis; death
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`MILESTONES .................................... 27
`IN THE ARENA: Joe Klein on Democrats
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`NATION
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`INVESTIGATION: Did the CIA commit
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`WHITE HOUSE MEMO: Tough times
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`WAR DEAD: Marine Major Steve Beck
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`W 0 R L D
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`FRENCH FALLOUT: How Nicolas Sarkozy
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`PIRATES: High-seas brigandage is up,
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`NORTH KOREA: Rare images ............. 5 4
`LETTER FROM KABUL: Golf, anyone? .. 58
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`SOCIETY
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`PHOTOGRAPHY: Legacy of a royal
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`F R 0 M
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`T H E EDITOR
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`Our Search for Amazing Inventions
`BEING AN INVENTOR HAS NEVER BEEN EASY-JUST ASK ANYONE
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`who's spent a lifetime chasing the next great brainstorm. But
`when you dream up something truly grand, it can make all the
`false starts and trial runs worth the trouble. For proof of that,
`you need merely ask the creators of the 40
`examples of inventive genius featured in this
`week's issue. TIME has spent more than six
`months surveying fields as diverse as elec(cid:173)
`tronics, aeronautics, medical technology,
`sports equipment, toys, clothing and food
`looking for the newest-and most inspired(cid:173)
`ideas of the year.
`If the doorway that conforms to the
`shape of your body doesn't appeal to you,
`how about the one-use, recyclable cam(cid:173)
`corder? If not that, how about the contact(cid:173)
`lens sunglasses or the around-the-world
`airplane or the implantable bandage or the
`robot exoskeleton that can help the elderly
`and the disabled walk?
`But products that have actually made it
`off the manufacturing floor are not all we're
`after. Were also interested in the great ideas
`to come-the ones still in the back of some(cid:173)
`ones mind but slowly taking form. For that
`reason, TIME is proud to be partnering with
`the History Channel and the National Inven(cid:173)
`tors Hall of Fame to sponsor the Modem
`Marvels Invent Now Challenge. From now
`through Dec. 31, budding inventors can sub(cid:173)
`mit their ideas to historychannel.com/invent.
`Next April, 25 semifinalists will be invited to
`exhibit what they've come up with at a na-
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`INVENTOR Apple
`co-founder Steve
`Wozniak in 1983 with
`the Apple lie, which
`would be produced
`for a decade, and,
`right, in 2005
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`tional design exposition and participate in a daylong seminar with
`veterans of the invention field. Four finalists will then be selected to
`receive cash grants and appear on the History Channel. One of those
`four will be named the 2006 Modem Marvel of the Year champ and
`:u receive a $25,000 grant to help bring the
`~ winning product to market.
`Judging the contest will be a group
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`ffi of journalists and innovators, including
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`TIME.com editor Joshua Macht, who edited
`this week's cover package. And helping pro(cid:173)
`mote the contest (and perhaps judge some
`of the entries) is a man who knows a little
`~ bit about inventing great things: Steve Woz(cid:173)
`~ niak, co-founder of Apple Computer and
`~ co-creator of its first products. "TI:ue inven(cid:173)
`~ tors aren't necessarily trying to cause a sea
`~ change in society;' he says. "They're just try(cid:173)
`~ ing to solve a problem. Still, I think this con(cid:173)
`~ test is going to attract a lot of great ideas,
`~ some of which could change the way peo(cid:173)
`~ ple live their lives:' So, which inventions in
`~ the past five years does the man known as
`l:l Woz think fill that bill? "The TiVo;' he says,
`"digital cameras, some of the advances in
`nanotech:' And he adds, with a nod to his
`technological pedigree, "The iPod would
`qualify as one of those too:'
`
`james Kelly, Managing Editor
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`TAKE OUR QUIZ
`Can you guess
`what this new
`invention is?
`A. The next
`gene_ration of
`robot hand
`B. The latest
`design for
`· artificial
`hands for
`humans
`C.Anewkind
`of robot
`sensor skin
`D. An electronic
`ski glove that
`storesMP3s
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`To see the answer
`and take the
`complete
`Inventions Quiz,
`go to time.com/quiz
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`TIME Once you've read this week's
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`Most Amazing Inventions
`ONLINE EDITION
`package, go to time.com to tell
`us what you think of this year's crop. Rate the
`inventions, take our quiz and give us your picks
`for the best of 2005.
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`TIME'S COOLEST
`INVENTIONS REDUX
`What do Apple's iTunes
`Music Store, Burt Rutan's
`SpaceShipOne and
`theAbioCor
`artificial heart
`have in
`common? All
`were once
`named TIME's
`Invention of the
`Year. See these and
`all of our coolest inventions
`from the past five years at
`time.com/inventions.
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`TIME, NOVEMBER 21, 2005
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`TAP YOUR INNER EDISON
`TIME partners with the
`History Channel and the
`National Inventors Hall of
`Fame to sponsor the Modern
`Marvels Invent Now
`Challenge. Go to
`historychannel.com/invent
`before Dec. 31 to enter.
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`TIME journalists appear
`regularly on PBS with
`Charlie Rose, one of
`America's premier
`interviewers, to discuss
`the events of the week
`and the major stories
`being covered by the
`magazine. See
`www.charlierose.com
`for up-to-date
`schedules, more
`program information
`and transcripts of past
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`everything you
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`Wrong. Our
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`Fischer Magnetic
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`time.com. And look
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`issues in our archive . .
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`These wireless gadgets will
`help keep you connected to
`everything from the local
`weather to satellite radio
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`Your cell phone, satellite dish
`and laptop were the beginning
`of the revolution. But this is the
`year wireless devices got smart.
`New satellite radios let you
`save broadcasts to enjoy later.
`With handheld devices, you
`can continue instant messaging
`even after your computer goes
`to sleep. And pager technology
`allows you to tap into high-tech
`weather facilities from your
`kitchen countertop.
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