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Martha Stewart Weddings

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from: Martha Stewart Living

February 14, 2004
I like this magazine. It's kind of pricey and has far too many ads, but.....all in all it's a pretty good magazine. I especially like the articles and pictures on real weddings.

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The Writer

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from: Kalmbach Publ Co


As as Senior Citizen I am taking a Class on Creative Writing, I thought the Magazine "Writer" would help me get an insite into the world of Writing as well as some hints on writing.

I was not disappointed, I have learned from my first issue, now I am looking forward to the next issue.

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The Official Xbox Magazine [1-year]

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from: Future US, Inc.


This product is pretty good except for you most likely will never receive your 12th issue. Other than that you get disks of demos every month and pretty good articles.

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Maximum PC (1-year)

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from: Future US, Inc.


Maximum PC is an interesting well written magazine. It is also loaded with information about new technology and hardware not yet on the market. I love this magazine.

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National Geographic en Espanol

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from: Editorial Televisa International S.A.

May 10, 2002
I received one magazine and thought it was great, but I have not received any others. $30 for one magazine is a bit steep! I see that there is another reviewer that says the magazine never made it to their mailbox either, so I'd think twice before subscribing to this magazine.

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Details (2-year)

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from: Conde' Nast Publications


Delivers to Afghanistan on time. Great magazine with writing that will challenge your thinking of the everyday american man.

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Southern Living (2-year)

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from: Southern Progress

November 23, 2001
I have been a subscriber to this magazine for a few years now and it happened immediately after a friend gave me a copy. I'll recommend this to anyone. I'm a perfectionist and think the magazine is perfect. My favorite parts include the terrific articles provided to help make decisions on where to travel to and the absolutely incredible recipes they include.

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Twist

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from: Heinrich Bauer North America


Why do these magazines sell so well? They have dreamy pop stars on posters, and gossip, passing off as facts. This publication does just that.
They may have one or two feature stories.
Music artist are a huge draw, though few things are ever said about them. Instead comes a repeat of their favorites, and dislikes. I have a ton of these publication. Each has their own little quirks, making them more appealing to certain individuals.
Things have changed since the earlier teen magazines which consisted of mainly pictures, and not all in color.
However, these magazines need to further rethink. These magazines continue to push girls into something they may not want to be. There are females out there who could careless about the ... Read More:

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Weekly Standard

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from: Weekly Standard


The Weekly Standard is where the advocates of militarism and corporatism share the thoughts cobbled together by various industry lawyers, think tanks, and PR agents PR! - A Social History of Spin.
It is regularly promoted through other avenues of right-wing cultism, like the Limbaugh show and all the little Limbaughs Echo Chamber: Rush Limbaugh and the Conservative Media Establishment.
Like any propaganda, it should be monitored to see how the spin doctors of the right-wing establishment are deceiving those who subscribe to the values of elitism, imperialism, and other ugly aspects of the American empire Killing Hope: U.S. Military and C.I.A. Interventions Since World War II-Updated Through 2003.

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Boys Life

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from: Boys Life


I was really disappointed with this magazine because it is so full of advertisements and blatant "product placement." It seems to promote "pop culture" and related attitudes rather than truly exploring nature and values. Sadly, aside from Boys Quest (which is too young for my son), I haven't found another magazine aimed at the 10-14 year-old boy. For those who have really open-minded, secure boys, or progressive girls, I recommend New Moon Magazine -- it's an outstanding ad-free pub.