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Between The Lines

The stories behind this issue's stories.READ»

60 Seconds with Ray Kurzweil

Futurist and inventor Ray Kurzweil has been alive 56 years. In that time, he has invented a reading machine for the blind, built orchestra-quality music synthesizers, and pioneered speech-recognition technology. His book Fantastic Voyage (Rodale Books, 2004) offers a peek at what he will do with the time he has left. Which is to say, forever.READ»

Send This Column to 1,000 Friends...

Our Net Debunking Unit sorts through four common email hoaxes stuffing your inbox.READ»

Your Blog Here!

There's no shortage of online verbiage dedicated to the advertising industry -- but in the blogosphere, as in the ad biz, it's tough to navigate the cacophony. Here are our top ad-blog picks.READ»

A Katzenbach Reader

Since 1993, Jon R. Katzenbach has written prolifically on organizational change, drawing from hundreds of company studies to distill ideas that have, in turn, informed the construction of his new firm, Katzenbach Partners LLC. Here's our must-read list.READ»

Smart Risks

A new book says that making smarter bets is your key to better luck tomorrow.READ»

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"Buy Bracelets"

Lance Armstrong's yellow livestrong bracelets have raised more than $30 million to fight cancer since May 2004. They've also set off a thriving aftermarket -- and a host of silicone wannabes.READ»

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Will It Edit Out ABBA?

From cassette deck to hard drive.READ»

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Office Handbook

Expense-account hell!READ»

"Don't Drink the Grape-Flavored Sugar Water..."

The Consultant Debunkers find a certain saying hard to swallow.READ»

Trump, Distilled

Love the Donald but can't spare time for The Apprentice? Then the official Apprentice talking Trump doll is for you! A full 12 inches tall, in a classic navy suit and trademark red tie, this $24.99 mini-Trump offers 17 memorable magnate witticisms -- which is all anyone really needs.READ»

Datebook

Critical calendar listings for March 2005.READ»

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Speak Easy

Here are five tips to help you get over your fear of public speaking.READ»

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Jonesing for Soda

In an energetic, enormously candid interview, Jones Soda's founder shares some stories about the building blocks of his business.READ»

Liquidity Events

These days, for better or worse, everyone seems to be a blogger. How to know what's worth reading? This month, Fast Company unveils our top picks from the ever-expanding blog universe -- starting with the best from the world of venture capital.READ»

Full of Mullarkey

We went looking for a guru with a fresh take, but got taken ourselves. It's about respect, yo!READ»

Happy Trails

Does hiking and sleeping under the stars sound like a perfect vacation? For guidebook writer Johnny Molloy, it's just another day at the office.READ»

Best Business Blogs: Venture Capital

An expanded list of our favorites.READ»

Game On!

The folks who bring us shark fishing and Ted Nugent are set to make a serious run at sports TV's kingpin.READ»

Other Recommended Reading

Experience the Message, The Wal-Mart Effect, and Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst.READ»

Datebook

Critical calendar listings for January 2006.READ»

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I'd Give an Eyetooth . . .

...for a new Bluetooth wireless headset. We review two of the latest, sleekest models.READ»

When Worlds Collide

What happens when a performance artist meets MIT engineers?READ»

Editor's Letter: Hooray for Hollywood

This month's letter from the editor highlights the revolution taking place in the film industry.READ»

Next Week: Sportacus Takes on Krispy Kreme Man

Combine Teletubbies with Thighmasters and you get LazyTown, the popular TV show that gets kids up off the couch.READ»

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