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Inc. Magazine: January 1, 2005

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Features

Entrepreneur of the Year: Burt Rutan
In the entrepreneurial achievement of 2004, Burt Rutan became the first private businessman to launch human beings into space. His ultimate goal: to make space flight routine -- and turn a big profit. David H. Freedman
Honorable Mentions
These entrepreneurs are as eclectic as they are meritorious. Together, they supply our troops, chase storms, tell ancient stories anew, transmit images across the globe, blaze financial trails, and make a nice Merlot.
Bob Baron
His storm-tracking technology helped us cope with a hyperactive hurricane season. Patrick J. Sauer
Shoba Purushothaman
Newsrooms across the world turn to this dot-com survivor to get their hands on the latest television footage. Nadine Heintz
Mel Gibson
Bringing faith to the masses. And Hollywood. Elyssa Lee
Peter Provenzano
Even in a war zone, his logistics company guarantees deliveries. Allen Roberts
Frank Altman
Thousands of small businesses in impoverished communities now have a shot at funding, thanks to him. Jess McCuan
The Ceja Family
These former migrant workers now own their own vineyard, producing 6,000 cases of wine a year. Nicole Gull
What We Didn't Plan For
The first shock was learning that my husband was gravely ill. Then there was the lien on our mortgage and the lawsuit against his business. Sarah Bartlett
How I Did It: Randy Slager
Former Army officer Randy Slager has two goals: continue expanding his $30 million IT company and keep knocking down walls that prevent disabled veterans from achieving entrepreneurial success. Patrick J. Sauer
Lucky or Smart
There's a formula for creating good fortune in business. Here's how one entrepreneur came upon it. Bo Peabody

Priority

Happy Birthday, WTO?
An organization best known for sparking riots also deserves some credit for promoting the interests of American entrepreneurs. Elizabeth Wasserman
Fancy-Sounding Tax Hurts S Corps.
Millionaires beware! Darren Dahl
Lose Weight, Get a Toaster
The latest innovation in health plans. Bobbie Gossage
New Laws Take On Delaware Subsidiaries
A Delaware tax break is broken. Lora Kolodny
Five Ideas to Watch
...including hemp foods, snowboarder hotels, a pay-per-call policy, and a devilish remote control. Jess McCuan

Hands On

Playing Well With Others
Office cliques sap morale and kill productivity. Does your firm have them? Alison Stein Wellner
Don't Be a Stranger
Alumni programs are a great way to stay in touch and boost business. Laura Rich
Conquering the Digital Haystack
New start-ups are changing the way people search the Web -- and the way advertisers reach them. Bob Buderi
Taking the Pain Out of Payday
Still cutting old-fashioned paychecks? Nicole Gull
Case Study
The Problem: Magnetech wants to triple its work force. But with manufacturing waning, skilled workers are very hard to find. Patrick J. Sauer
Earning Your Wings
Angel investors are getting tougher. To land seed money, you should, too. Darren Dahl
Ask Inc.
Ask Inc. tackles going global and hiring leaders. Plus, what to put in an employee manual.

Columns

Street Smarts: Don't Sign Anything Yet
Beware of commitments that can doom your business from the outset. Norm Brodsky
Grist: An Entrepreneur's Resolutions
More nimbleness, less BlackBerry, and other new year`s resolutions for 2005. Adam Hanft

The Inc. Life

Planning the Getaway of a Lifetime
They call it "togethering," we call it a spectacular party -- how to plan the bash of a lifetime. Larry Olmsted
From Mushing to Management
Lisa Wehr learned how to manage her 22 employees not from a class or a business book but from a group of Alaskan huskies. Nicole Gull
A Maverick`s In-Flight Movie
Martin Scorsese immortalizes an entrepreneurial legend. Patrick J. Sauer
More Toys Make The New 911 A Joy Ride
The new Porsche that you can drive like a video game. Patrick J. Sauer
Aspirations for `05
CEOs' New Year's resolutions. Darren Dahl and Lora Kolodny
Things I Can`t Live Without: Todd McFarlane
What to get for the boy with lots of toys? John Fried

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