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...every library and on every bookshelf. Your Persons of the Year issue is one such example and should be recommended to all as essential reading for years to come. Ian Harris Sturminster Newton, England After a year in which disasters struck different parts of the globe, Time has rightly picked the icons of a generation who, after achieving success in their respective fields, have ventured to make the world a better place. The Gateses and Bono have taken the road less traveled but have done so with such passion, zeal and influence that they are sure to leave a mark...
...team can look forward to reading Andy once a month. Andy preaches the ultimate in preventive medicine. His advice on how to live a well-balanced life has won him millions of fans. And TIME readers can now send him questions on TIME.com after his columns appear; we'll pick out the best ones and then post Andy's answers on TIME.com...
...HEAR YOU KEEP YOUR OSCARS IN YOUR BATHROOM. You hear correctly. They look far too outré anywhere else. They're great big, gold, shiny things. They're up there tarnishing quietly along with everything else I own, including my body. It does give people the opportunity to pick them up and play with them in privacy rather than having to say, "Can I hold that?" You'd have to come to my house. There's no posh space. Every space is kind of a family space. I'm surprised my daughter hasn't used them for nefarious purposes actually. They...
...Collection picks its own coach, chooses where to compete and, most important, collects its own sponsorship dollars. Under USSA guidelines, team sponsorship money is shared with the skiers, a sore point for the boarders. "It seems like no matter how hard the snowboarders work, the money goes to the skiing side of things," says Powers, who conceived the collective concept. "The Collection gives us the freedom to pick and choose what we want to do, and the money keeps going back into the team...
...Book vs. Movie I don't see how Richard Corliss could pick the movie version of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire over the book [Dec. 5]. While I really liked the movie?it was fast and action-packed?none of the film adaptations of J.K. Rowling's books, that one included, have been able to fully capture the essence of Harry. They cannot put us inside Harry's head the way Rowling so deftly does. Marianne L. Adams Diamond Bar, California...