...thank you, brave people!

I mean they've had a great year - Have YOU had any Foo problems? No probably not.


Very well deserved. The fact that they were there in the first place is worthy of awards alone.

people who care more about life for all first above remaining protected, comfortable, and perfectly insulated as they are already.

It's a true phenomenon.

People of absolute value. Hard to find.

until I saw that they've created several covers with males/females of different races
to represent the Ebola fighters.

Good choice.

Putting a white male on the cover is now a basis for giving them "some crap"?

And they are not mostly white.

are some of the bravest people in the world, and this RN (ret.) salutes them!

The title, according to the magazine, goes to an individual or group who, for better or worse, has had the biggest impact on the world and the news over the course of the previous year.


They have not had the "biggest impact on the world and the news" by any measure. Ebola has had only an impact in selected countries of west Africa, not the world at all. The doctors, unfortunately, have not had much of an impact even in those countries. In most cases Ebola has abated due to killing those infected to the point no one else can be.

This is a feel-good selection as most the Time selections have been over the last 10-15 years.

instead of bin Laden.

He and his influence have shaped two major wars which have involved dozens of countries. The entire Middle East has been turned into turmoil as a result. Putin has taken aggressive measures knowing the U.S. is tired of war and military adventures.

For a while I was afraid they might actually choose "Tay-Tay." Whose goofy idea was it to include her on Time's Person of the Year list? Somebody out there really knows how to get that girl all the publicity and face time any moderately talented young woman could ever hope for.

yes they did

"Nine Tracks Complaining About My Nobel Prize Snub"