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Time Magazine, Oct 11 2004 (Canada)

Time Magazine, Oct 11 2004 (Canada) Summary (AI-generated with Claude from the OCR text): This issue of TIME's Canadian edition is built around a special report, "What's Next," which looks at the future of health, business, sports, cars, gadgets, design, style and the arts. Profiles of professional forecasters include futurologist Peter Schwartz, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, Paramount's Sherry Lansing, earthquake predictor Vladimir Keilis-Borok and Tokyo teen-fashion gatekeeper Hiroshi Tsutsumi. Other pieces cover the USDA's Agricultural Research Service and its feather-fiber project, viral advertising by Crispin Porter & Bogusky (the Subservient Chicken), new gadgets such as MP3 sunglasses and Blu-ray, new drugs for 2005, NBA superscout Tony Ronzone, the reopening of New York's MOMA, aqua as the coming fashion colour, and previews of Kingdom of Heaven, a new Beck album, the Monty Python musical Spamalot, the gay cable channel Logo and Michael Cunningham's Specimen Days. Bill Buxton's viewpoint argues that the next big thing is already here, and Kevin Huizenga contributes a comic. The news section centres on the closing weeks of the 2004 U.S. presidential race. It covers the courti

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