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Seed

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Seed Media Group Llc% Csi


My biggest complaint with this magazine is that it doesn't come often enough. While yes, certainly catered to a more scientifically aware, intelligent crowd, SEED by no means approaches the drudgery of a scientific journal. In each issues is even a thick, tear-out "cribsheet" on basic scientific issues or concepts from global warming and photosynthesis to string theory.

One of the defining characteristics of this magazine that make it so enjoyable is the visual content. Just as much as what's embodied in its articles, these full page photo essay spreads from places like Antarctica or the Nobel prize ceremony offer a rare, beautiful glimpse at those who are working for progress and innovation.

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Science News

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Soc for Science & the Public


In the weeks leading up to the 2008 election Science News editors have unfortunately embraced political reporting. 'In The Public Interest' type articles have appeared supporting presidential candidate Barack Obama. While I am certainly no fan of the aging John McCain, I, like many like me, did turn to Science News to escape the electioneering of paternalistic editors, however, this option is no longer available. Aren't candidates promises and comments simply made to win elections? Why hard science editors want to wade into this morass is beyond me.

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Birder's World

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


I found this magazine more helpfull & interesting than other bird magazines I had in the past. The language is more to the average person than to the very techincal Birder!

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Wildbird (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: BowTie Inc.


I have only received one issue of Wildbird but am happy that I have subscribed. As a beginning birder, I need all the help that I can get and I am unwilling purchase an experienced birder (do they even sell those at Amazon?).

This magazine is well laid out and provides a plethora of fun, and interesting, facts about the birds between its covers. I look forward to the next issue.

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Bird Watchers Digest

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Pardson Inc


This magazine is just ok, so so, I've been getting it about a year now, it usually has something interesting in it,but not everything ,but there are some issues that are very good, and each article is very interesting, so it is sporadic as to how good each issue is.Some excellant, some just ok.

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Birds & Blooms

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Reiman Publications



I had a two year subscription to B & B and plan to renew this year again. I love the pictures of the birds best but both are terrific and have a way of uplifting me. The one picture I remember most was one of a grandmother and a very small child watering flowers together. That's why I recomend Birds and Blooms.

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Bee Culture

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: A I Root Co


This magazine was a christmas gift for my father. He said that it is very in depth and informative to the goings on about beekeeping. He enjoys reading this magazine very much, and it is understandable instead of a lot of scientific journal writing that is difficult to read into.I am very pleased that it is not scientific enough that you need to be a doctor to read it and still gets to the heart of the content.

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Astronomy

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


I tried to purchase Astronomy from the publisher but they seem to think no one else can sell their publication. They tried to price me the subscription for $20.00 more than from Amazon. Good magazine but come one and get the price right.

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American Bee Journal

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Dadant and Sons


Although this publication is geared toward the advanced hobbyist or commercial beekeeper, I found it to be very helpful as a beginner. Learning about the beekeeping industry from a more global perspective is important if one is considering expanding from the hobby to earning a living through beekeeping.

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Muscular Development

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Advanced Research Press


I love this magazine, it's chocked full of to the point info. i'm excited to always get the next issue, best mag by far.