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...will skyrocket to $305 million in 2008, up from just $12 million in 2003. As companies rush to cash in on this booming market, which one should you choose? PC Magazine editors' current highest ratings are for Webroot's Spysweeper, Lavasoft's Ad-Aware Plus and PC Tools' Spyware Doctor, all priced under...
...filling cinemas across Turkey, America's only predominantly Muslim nato ally. Valley of the Wolves Iraq, which is set to break Turkish box-office records, shows U.S. soldiers in Iraq as they raid a wedding, machine-gun the guests, and take survivors to a prison where a Jewish doctor removes their organs for rich people in the West. Subtle it ain't, but Turks are in a frenzy over it. Advance tickets sold out weeks ago; cabinet ministers, businessmen and even the Prime Minister's wife and daughters packed the glitzy premiere in the capital Ankara. Turkey...
When TIME printed Braddock's picture last year, letters poured in from readers asking what had become of the young man photographed on a doctor's examining table calmly inspecting the remains of his severed limb. It's a scene being played out daily as soldiers and Guardsmen come home from Iraq seeking treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, Brooke in San Antonio and veterans' hospitals nationwide. Three years since the start of the war, the toll of seriously wounded from Iraq exceeds 7,600--men and women without limbs, with horrid burns, with brain damage...
Humor has been his armor throughout recovery. Sure, there was a lot of griping and yelling too, to hear him tell it. It started two weeks after the aborted scouting mission when a doctor at Madigan Army Medical Center at Fort Lewis, Wash., told him that both his legs would have to be amputated. "I wanted to throw a rock at him," says Braddock. He got a second opinion--an extra effort that saved one leg but not the other. Before he went into surgery, he painted a dotted line and scissors on the bad leg and wrote, "Cut here...
...OSCAR DOESN'T MEAN MUCH IN TERMS OF FUTURE SUCCESS? No. You've got to think that for the rest of my career, the title of Academy Award nominee--and possibly winner--will always be there. That's a hell of a calling card. It's like when a doctor receives his degree. There's always that Dr. in front of his name...