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Weight Watchers Magazine

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from: Pro Circ

November 23, 2001
Even though I'm not a Weight Watchers member, I love the magazine for the yummy recipe ideas and healthy lifestyle tips.

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Psychology Today

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from: Sussex Publishing

November 23, 2001
Psychology Today is a great magazine. Even my sister, a clinical psychologist, agrees - a woman who isn't too interested in spirituality but quite enjoys provocative views and sharp comments.

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Men's Fitness

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Weider Publications, Inc.

November 23, 2001
Fake airbushed pictures, ie Andy Roddick. That guys arms turned out bigger than his waist. This magazine used to be okay. I think they spend more time with tanning, lights, make-up and Photoshop that they do with real athletes. If they cut out the "4-page advertisements" every 6 pages along with all the adds at back of the magazine it would consist of the cover and a 1/2 page article. They should pay people to accept it in the mail, hard to charge for a brochure. I just wish it was more "real" and less about selling us on smelling like roses and wearing $350 desinger shoes, cater to the average Joe who just wants to get good info and work-out ideas. I could watch QVC and MTV to cover any lack of B.S. I may be experiencing. Your best bet is to just surf the ... Read More:

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Playboy (2-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Playboy


What can I say? I have subscribed to Playboy for over 40 years. Every subject imagineable is likely to be in the magazine eventually. The women are more beautiful than ever, and the interviews are always interesting. No magazine covers more topics than Playboy with insight and intelligence. I particularly enjoy the Playboy advisor and 20 questions.

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Guns & Ammo

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from: Intermedia Outdoors

November 23, 2001
GUNS & AMMO has been a part of the shooting scene in the USA for decades now. It's sort of the industry standard for people like me who are interested in shooting, collecting and reading about what's new in the field.

If you enjoy plinking, target shooting, hunting and collecting, you'll enjoy GUNS & AMMO. It is marketed toward the general shooting public.

Its authors keep track of new rifles, pistols, shotguns, scopes and related optics. Its illustrations are first class and the authors who contribute to GUNS & AMMO have always impressed me with their knowledge of the field.

Precision shooters, cast bullet shooters, military collectors, black powder shooters, cowboy action shooters, competitive shooters ... Read More:

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Glamour (2-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Conde' Nast Publications


Glamour has maintained it's leadership role as a style leader for its demographic. It's ability to create the image of the young and sexy has a powerful impact. If you enjoy this magazine you will almost certainly enjoy the new dvd "Single a documentary film"..."Single" features a cast
of entertaining and thought provoking experts,comics,singer/songwriters,and "real people" sharing their insights and observations about the complexities of relationships in todays crazy world.

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EatingWell

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from: EatingWell

August 27, 2004
Unlike many magazines that claim to be healthy, this one really is. I always find recipes that are simple enough not to overwhelm me and tasty to boot!

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Girls' Life Magazine

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from: Girls Life Acquisition Corporation

November 23, 2001
I have subscribed to this magazine before and I believe it should be for girls ages 15-17 because of the real life stuff in it.

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Men's Health (2-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Rodale Inc


I bought the subscription for my husband because he wanted it. I thought it would a less sleazy version of Maxium, not to trash Maxium, but come on. Anyways, I was pleasantly surprised because not only did my husband love the magazine, I also ended up reading it and getting health and diet tips. We now have a magazine we can actually have a conversation about.

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Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Arthur Frommer, Inc.


In the back of this magazine is a terrific "true stories" section about mis-adventures and lucky situations that occur while traveling. They are laugh-out-loud funny! I love reading them to my kids. The pictures with the stories are priceless such as the chicken that built a nest under a Popeye's Fried Chicken drive-through.