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" Breakthrough Leadership Award winner Burt Rutan (left) reviews the plan for the universal peanut sheller (third item) with Jim Nesbit (right) and its designer, Jock Brandis (center). Breakthrough Leadership Award Winner Burt Rutan meets media personality John Batchelor as PM Editor-in-Chief Jim Meigs looks on. 2006 Breakthrough Award winners Jock Brandis (far right) and Burt Rutan (second from right) dodge flying peanut shells as they witness Brandis&amp;#039; invention in action. Breakthrough Award winner Jock Brandis feeds his universal peanut sheller (third item) as fellow winners and inventors of the GyroBike look on. A prototype of 2006 Breakthrough Award winner Marc Raibert&amp;#039;s RHex centipede robot mixed with the crowd outside the the 2006 Breakthrough Awards. DaimlerChrysler shows off its clean diesel engine, a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category, outside the Hearst Tower. An enlarged spread of PM&amp;#039;s 2006 Breakthrough Awards magazine feature marked the entrance to this year&amp;#039;s ceremony. A scaled model of NASA&amp;#039;s Discovery Stardust satellite was on display outside the 2006 Breakthrough Awards. The awards. PM Senior Home Editor Roy Berendsohn tries out the Black &amp;amp;amp; Decker Alligator Lopper at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. PM Senior Technology Editor Glenn Derene shows off the Samsung Helix XM2GO MP3 player at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. (From left) 2006 Breakthrough Award winners Jock Brandis, Thomas Duxbury and Joe Vellinga. Breakthrough Leadership Award winner Burt Rutan shares a drink with PM Senior Reporter Davin Coburn. PM Deputy Editor Jerry Beilinson and GyroBike attorney William Loginov at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. PM Contributor Jeff Wise, PM Executive Editor David Dunbar and winner Marc Raibert at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. PM Automotive Editor Don Chaikin and SawStop&amp;#039;s Breakthrough Award winner Paul Carter at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. PM Senior Art Director Peter Herbert, with winners Mike Harrigan and Martin Eberhard (middle) and guest at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. PM Associate Photo Editor Alison Unterreiner, PM photographer James Westman, guest Zoe Westman and PM photographer Burcu Avsar at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards pre-show. Breakthrough Leadership Award winner Burt Rutan (center) shows off his statue with PM Publisher Bill Congdon (left) and PM Editor-in-Chief Jim Meigs (right). (From left) Augusta Niles, Hannah Murnen, Deborah Sperling and Nathan Sigworth show off their the 2006 Next Generation Breakthrough Award for the GyroBike, a training-wheels replacement based on gyroscope balance. PM Editor-in-Chief Jim Meigs welcomes a packed house at the 2006 Breakthrough Awards ceremony. Breakthrough Leadership Award winner Burt Rutan displays his award with PM Editor-in-Chief Jim Meigs. Breakthrough Leadership Award winner Burt Rutan gives his acceptance speech on the future of space travel. Tesla&amp;#039;s Martin Eberhard accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for the Tesla Roadster, an electric sportscar that runs on a lithium-ion battery. MIT&amp;#039;s Angela Belcher (left) and Paula Hammond (right) accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for research in nanofabrication. The Full Belly Project&amp;#039;s Jock Brandis accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for the universal nut sheller, a $75 pedal-powered, open-sourced design for efficient peanut farming. General Electric&amp;#039;s Richard Rourgeois accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for a low-cost hydrogen electrolyzer. NASA&amp;#039;s Thomas Duxbury (left) and Lockheed Martin&amp;#039;s Joe Vellinga accept a 2006 Breakthrough Award for the Discovery Stardust mission, which flew 2.9 million miles roundtrip to collect comet particle samples. (From left) Vanderbilt&amp;#039;s Michael Bowers, James McBride and Sandra Rosenthal accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for discoveries with light-emitting diodes. The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine&amp;#039;s James Yoo accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for regenerative bladder research. Boston Dynamics&amp;#039; Marc Raibert accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award for the BigDog, a four-legged robot.. (From left) Dartmouth&amp;#039;s Augusta Niles, Deborah Sperling, Nathan Sigworth and Hannah Murnen accept the 2006 Next Generation Breakthrough Award from PM Publisher Bill Congdon (second from right) for the GyroBike, a training-wheels replacement based on gyroscope balance. Lexus PR representative Wade Hoyt accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Lexus LS 460, which has an autopilot feature for parallel parking. Pioneer&amp;#039;s Rolf Hawkins accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Pro Elite 1540, a 60-inch plasma TV with an Ethernet jack. Black &amp;amp;amp; Decker&amp;#039;s Alan Lofurno accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Alligator Lopper. Samsung&amp;#039;s Dinesh Moorjani, Director of New Business Development, accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Helix XM2GO, an MP3 player equipped with live and recordable XM radio. DaimlerChrysler&amp;#039;s Rob Moran accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the BlueTec engine, a clean diesel. SawStop&amp;#039;s Paul Carter accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Conractor&amp;#039;s Saw, a 10-inch blade with finger-recognition technology. Cooper Hand Tools&amp;#039; Jon Beckwith accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Crescent RapidSlide adjustable wrench. Netgear&amp;#039;s Frank Refol accepts a 2006 Breakthrough Award in the products category for the Wi-Fi-enabled Skype cell phone. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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