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2. Up Ship Creek

4. Down In The Valley

6. The case against the media: by the media

7. Pierced Orchid

8. Chopper

9. The improbable flying machines of sywell: pilots of pedal-powered fr airplanes defy physics to compete in aviation's most obscure contest. welcome to the icarus cup; no engines allowed

10. The impossibles: three people prove it's possible to do things they believed beyond their capabilities

12. How not to die

13. Better than smart: the IQ you were born with is crucial in shaping the arc of your life--but so are other mental powers that you can hone

14. Dancing with a genius puppeteer sociopath renegade murderer madman?

15. Want to win $250,000?

17. That's all folks ... could the world end in 2012? Put aside the goofy prophesies of Mayan calendar doomsayers and join us on a journey into the cold, hard science of civilization-ending catastrophe

19. DIY flight: It's good to be an amateur airplane designer in the United States. Engineering software is sold on the shelves, American airspace is the most permissive in the world, and hordes of fellow tinkerers are on hand to help build. There's no greater thrill than constructing your own plane--except flying it safely

20. Last of the frontier fliers: vast wilderness, fickle weather, moose-hunter stalls--flying in Alaska has always been risky, and it's made even more so by the daredevil creed of the bush pilot. Now, a new generation of back-country aviators looks to technology to make northern skies safer

21. The disappearance of USA-2

22. The tough track: how--and why--an average guy became an ultramarathoner

25. Fantasy island

26. T+L's top 33 adventure outfitters

28. Anatomy of a plane crash: the aviation industry's safety record has never been better, but the mysterious loss of an airliner is challenging efforts to prevent tragedies before they happen

29. 49th state of mind

30. Romancing the Rhine

31. Personal subs: there's a whole world to explore underwater, if you have the right ride

32. Best little ski towns

33. The unluckiest ship in the Navy: night after night, the USS Trayer takes enemy fire, exploding into burning, flooded wreckage. By confronting this mayhem, recruits learn lessons that may one day save their lives

34. How do you build the world's biggest boat?

35. Backyard blimps: a new breed of airship is rising over a quiet stretch of New England s Connecticut River Valley. But are hot-air dirigibles the future of low-and-slow aviation or just a pleasant diversion for a summer morning?

36. Avalanche! Science is battling winter's white killer-but can technology trump recklessness in the backcountry?

37. New wave boats: revolutionary watercraft skim, bounce, leap and even fly across the surface, as man's quest for the perfect vessel lives on

38. The melting point

39. This is your brain ...

40. American beauty

41. Backyard fliers: new regulations and hot aircraft make it easy to fly your own two-seater--one that fits in the garage and costs the same as a base-model SUV

42. Mega engineering projects: big challenges demand innovative solutions. Using new designs and techniques, builders worldwide are pushing the limits of the possible

43. No pilot, no problem: unmanned planes--already critical to the military--are poised to soar in civilian skies

44. Destination: earth

45. Thin ice: on Canada's epic ice road, truckers sneer at 20-hour nights and minus 70 degree storms. The one thing they fear ... a warm day

46. Cottage living revisited

47. The truth about hydrogen: wild promises abound. But can the simplest element in the universe really power our homes, fuel our cars and reduce our contribution to global warming? PM crunches the numbers on the real hydrogen economy

48. The long haul

49. Just don't call it a blimp: it's a hybrid airship--part plane, part dirigible. Two Ohio inventors think production versions up to 990 ft. long will launch a new era of aviation--one where low and slow is the way to go

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