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Outside Magazine, December 2007

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	Branson at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, August 6, 2007 (Danny Clinch)

World records, human firsts, technological triumphs, and even some great stuff on TV—there was a lot to love about 2007. But it all begins with RICHARD BRANSON.

1: Adventurer Richard Branson

2–15: Kayaking world record, the iPhone, mountain-climbing tennis players, and more.

16–32: The X Prize, trans fats, a floating pub, and more.

33–39: Cycling's New Beginning?

40–50: The world's best escape artist, a new take on fast food, major shrinkage, and more.

51–56: Giving

57–65: Everest on the cheap, the surfboard crisis, biking Paris, and more.

66–80: Icebreaker's BaaCode, Andrew Skurka, Michael Phelps, and more.

81–90: Running records, 600 people nude on a glacier, the Life-Straw, and more.

91–100: The SuperSherpas, Google Street View, Steve Fossett, and more.

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