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Great value
Entrepreneur magazine is an easy read that allows us working professionals to have access to fresh ideas and interesting articles.I consider it a bargain given the amount and quality of information I receive for about a buck. There are a lot of ads and subscription offers to deal with, but that seems to be the case with most media. I do not consider this a substitute for reading books on business. It is a good complement however.

The Many Challenges of Business Ownership
Entrepreneur magazine is one of my favorite business publications and it's the type of magazine I can count on for up- to- date information on business startups and for possible resolutions of common problems to the small business owner. A monthly publication, this magazine is designed to appeal to those who are presently owners of a small enterprise or who aspire to open their own business in the near future.
Excellent magazine for those who want to start a first business
I have read this magazine on and off for a several years and wanted to add my 2 cents.Yes, the magazine does have many ads for business opportunities.But this is exactly something I want to read and evaluate, the marketplace of business opportunities.Many of these are franchise opportunities, which is exactly where the first time entrepreneur should start.The articles are generally well written and many will obviously be useful, but not all.The value of each article often depends on where you are in the business creation process.It was not until I read the E-Myth Revisited that I understood the value of these franchises.This magazine slices and dices the franchises by many metrics to help you find one where you are most likely to both succeed and be happy.The magazine is easily worth more than the price to any person seriously starting or building a small enterprise.Hope this has been helpful to the entrepreneurs out there. ... Read more

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Good left leaning muckraking magazine
I lean left politically and was looking for a magizine to inform and get me thinking. I tried several others, including The Nation, and settled on and subscribed to Mother Jones. While the magazine leans left, it does so in a more informed and intellectually honest way, as opposed to a rah rah banner waving way. It mixes in a bit more social commentary and investigation as opposed to political propoganda and endless articles on how to defeat the Republicans. If you're interested in a solid investigative, left leaning magazine, check out Mother Jones. Check out their web site, they have some free content and additional content that is available if you get the magazine.

Not afraid to tackle the controversal issues!
This magazine confronts the most controversial and usually most important issues of our time.No mindless dribble through diversionary news (who won American Idol) in here, just the news that needs to be discussed. The issues corporate war mongers want to keep American's deaf to.

Great Magazine
It's a perfect magazine for people on the Left side of the aisle. It is a respectable magazine named for a respectable woman. It focuses on one subject though out the magazine and comes out each month. ... Read more

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Not for younger kids
Was very dissapponted with this magazine.They go unread and get thrown out.Just waiting for our subscription to run out.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!!
I BOUGHT THIS MAGAZINE FOR MY 7 YEAR OLD SON.I THOUGHT IT WOULD HAVE LOTS OF GAMES AND ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS.IT DOESN'T.IT DOES HAVE A LOT OF INFORMTAION OF UPCOMING DISNEY MOVIES.IT IS MOSTLY ARTICLES YOU HAVE TO READ THAT ARE VERY LONG.WHICH, MOST CHILDREN WOULD NOT BE INTERESTED IN AND PROBABLY WOULD LOOK RIGHT PAST.I KNOW THIS MAGAZINE DOESN'T COST MUCH BUT PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND USE IT TOWARDS A DIFFERENT MAGAZINE.ONE THAT A CHILD MAY ACTUALLY ENJOY.

Disney Adventures-great for kids!
My 5-year-old loves the magazine. It was easy to order through Amazon.The issues started coming right away. ... Read more

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Enjoying Life in the Great Outdoors
Outdoor Life is a very good magazine for outdoor enthusiasts. This publication is one of the leaders in its field, with articles about hunting, fishing, and travel along with an occasional venture into political discussions.
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Give Me the Details
Details is a mildly interesting magazine that is geared toward men of various ages and lifestyles. The main group that Details aims to capture is the 17 to 35 year- old male but there are articles in each magazine that could be appealing to men of many different ages, mostly in the middle to upper income groups.
Not worth the paper it's written on!!
Hi, I am writing this review in an attempt to help you save $10. This magazine is an embarrassment in every angle. It is full of pictures of "sexy" boys/men dressed in cloths no guy with self esteem would ever wear. And pictures is all there is, for you that think there will be something interesting to read, read this: THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS MAGAZINE TO READ!!! The latest issue contains of 48 (forty-eight) pages before you get to this issues contents. The first "article" starts on page 126 (!) and is about "why a man would like to slice of his testicles"! Totally the magazine contains of 260 pages and there is text (letters that forms sentences) on about 40 of them. Besides this, the magazine also has a huge dilemma of being a gay magazine or not.
cool
I subscribed to Details because I'm interested in the male psyche. I also like looking at the male celebrity pictures and the guy models on ads. Its not the most politically correct article on the planet, for one the last page is called "gay or...?" In which the writer tries to uncover if a certain type of person is gay or not, and no conclusion is actually ever given so I suppose its for the reader to decide.
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Eagerly waiting
I greatly enjoyed reading this magazine in years past. However, I have not received anything yet from my Amazon.com order. I am eagerly waiting for my subscription to start!!!

NYT Review of Books
Order placed early June. First issue of subscription not yet received. This is service?

Respectable and important
I have been reading the NY Times Book Review for many many years. There rarely is a week when there is not some review of considerable interest to me. Though I oppose its political bias which is left liberal, I appreciate the solidity, and respectful way in which most reviews are written. There is a sense that for the Times books and culture in general have meaning and importance.
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Advanced techniques in an advanced publication
Photo Techniques Magazine can help serious photgraphers hone their craft, with extensive tutorials on shooting, printing, Photoshop, scanning, and other topics.It's invaluable for both film and digital photographers.
simply the magazine for photographers
This is the best photo mag for those of us passionate about photography. It has long in debth articles on technique and equipment. Moreover it features "how to" examples from some of the best fine art photographers of our time. It is thus quite different from other magazines that feature some no name staff writer pretending to be Paul Strand. This does make this magazine perhaps less than ideal for the first time casual shutterbug trying out his/her first pocketcam. But for all of us striving to do good photography this magazine has no peer. It is not a glossy magazine and its print quality is rather low. It is a far cry from Phototechnik International or Spoon, but it is about the creating of rather then the displaying of photographs. Having read every photomagazine in the english and german speaking worlds in the last 15 years this is the best.

Great Magazine!
While this magazine may not posess the high gloss pages, and gorgeous images taht are typical of photgraphy magazines, they are full of good information that rarely, if ever repeats it's self.They cover a broad range of artists so you also get views of photography from many angles.I Highly recomend it! ... Read more

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magazine great, publisher stinks!
This is a really great magazine for all levels of learning/nursing.As a student, I am able to learn a great deal from it.The publisher sent me 6 months worth of back issues as part of the 12 monthly issues that I ordered!I would have rather had my subscription run for the entire year instead of having 6 issues in one month and need to pay to renew this again so soon!

Political or Practical
If you are more interested in political aspects of nursing and in rare and obscure diseases this magazine is for you.If you want to learn more about common conditions and disease processes I would recommed Nursing Made Incredibly Easy or RN magazines.This magazine focuses on the more experienced nurse practicioner and requires you to have a broad knowledge base.If you are a new grad or have little clinical experience this may leave you looking for more answers to your own questions than giving you what little time you have in a day to learn something.Keep the medical dictionary and references nearby.

The Premier Professional Nursing Journal
Since my days as an undergrad in a nursing program I have read the AJN. This journal was promoted as the journal for professional nurses. During the 70's and 80's when nursing was trying to reclaim itself as a profession and just as important as medicine, the journal became the place to go for all recent up-to-date knowledge.The AJN has focused on research to maintain its professionalism and its integrity. Nursing research has led our profession into the mainstream. The AJN has led the way and has remained the most important magazine/journal for all professional nurses. ... Read more

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A MAGAZINE THAT SETS ITSELF APART!!!
An Argentine friend of mine introduced hello to me about ten years ago. This mag sets itself apart from others and I had no idea that it existed, being a magazine freak myself.
HELLO MAGAZINE
I ordered HELLO on Jan.10,2005 through Amazon for my wife.She has not rec'd an issue since July,2005. Neither the magazine nor Amazon has succeeded in restarting deliveries and compensating her for the missed issues. In view of the $266 subscription rate I find this to be irresponsble.
Fabulous Diverting Guilty Pleasure Fun
Hello! Magazine has been my hidden little guilty pleasure for years. It is to People what the New York Times is to USA Today. And the best thing of all: Hello! is kind. There is never a mean spirited article or vicious comment on any of the celebrity scandals or controversies. Never. Everything is upbeat and respectful at all times.
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Sophisticated but Practical
Like most women in the UK, Vogue features fashion that is low-maintenance and stylish. Unlike the US, French, Italian mags, the British edition is for the true brit: easy, fun, casual fashion that is practical for every day life. The only problem is they tend to feature Kate Moss on the cover WAY too much.

Better than its American counterpart by a long shot!
I picked up a copy of British Vogue when I had finished reading my American Vogue for the month, interested in the British Vogue and its take on fashion, plus I've had subscriptions to British magazines in the past and was impressed with them.There are many, many things that set this magazine apart from American Vogue.First, this magazine's main focus is fashion.They devote more space to models than celebrities, socialites, or noblility types.They don't only focus on the high and unreachable fashions but also feature more affordable clothing (granted, its mostly at British stores, but the thought counts) . The articles in British Vogue are more educated, and they cover more ground.Another thing I really liked was that this magazine not only shows fashions and trends but also shows you HOW to put them together, what mixes with what, and what you should be looking at getting.They also talk about staple pieces in this magazine, how and where to buy those.This magazine also has a pride for country that you don't see in the U.S. anymore which is a breath of fresh air.The snootiness of American Vogue, the parading around couture only, the $900 first night sets and whatnot are left out of this magazine.It almost seems like this magazine is more practical than its American counterpart.Lastly, this magazine is of higher quality, with full, glossy pages, a glossy cover, and is overall about 2 inches bigger all the way around than its American counterpart. This magazine is very, very good, I just wish a subscription were more affordable.

Gorgeous.
British Vogue is an absolute top-notch publication that I would recommend to anyone who is seeking a fashion magazine that is truly about fashion.So much more interesting than its American counterpart, I adore and await nearly each issue that is released (naturally, as with any magazine, there are always months [usually January and July] that are not as stellar as the others).The editorials are almost consistently cutting-edge and the covers still feature models much of the time, as opposed to actresses each and every month.It really does celebrate Britain but it always has an eye on other parts of the globe.The paper on which this magazine is printed is also lovely - always heavy and nice to the touch - and of course the cover is glossy (unlike the matte American Vogue covers that the subscribers are left with).And the occasional "Catwalk Specials" supplements are great - covering so many different shows and "trends" - all smartly laid out.Read more

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#1 Game Fowl Magazine in the world!
This is the #1 magazine in the world concerning the care,breeding,genetics,nutrition,shelter, and especially for advice for beginning gamers. Lots of sage advice from elders. If you have game chickens, you CANNOT live without a subscription to this excellent magazine.
the game cock
I am from a mexico city, and after review the game cock is a good magazine,I need information what is the process subscriptions.

Test of Time
It's one of the oldest and most informative magazines on the sport of kings. For all those who disagree you are all probably vegetarians.In all honesty, if you were to attend a rooster fight you will find that you are surrounded with veterans and blue collar workers who are the heartbeat of America.... ... Read more

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Wizard Magazine
This magazine would get five stars except for the fact that it does not get shipped out on time and the customer service department for Wizard Universe does not answer your questions in a timely manner.The magazine has good articles to read and a descent price guild; however there are not that many books that they price.Many books that come out do not see the light of day in Wizard unless the Wizard staff thinks they are hot books.

Greatest magazine about comic books
There are so many great comicbooks being published nowadays, but unfortunately I don't get the chance to read as many of them as I would like.Wizard is a great magazine that keeps me in the loop on what's happening in the stories of all the mainstream comics, what's going on in the industry, what's coming up, and so much more.And it does it all in a fun, creative way.Yes, it could probably cover the independent comicbook scene a little better, but at the same time there are other publications that do that, and Wizard is a mainstream magazine so it makes sense that it focuses on DC and Marvel.I'm not complaining.

A window into popular culture
My son, now 20, has been a Wizard reader since the age of 12 or so.From Wizard, he gets the most up-to-date news about many of the items of greatest interest to him as an artist and aficionado of popular culture.He enjoys learning about the art of comics, and often shares bits of information he has learned from Wizard.PC Gamer is the only magazine he subscribes to besides Wizard - he gets the rest of his news and information online. ... Read more

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BAD SERVICE
I have read so many comments about this publisher and the customer service they offer.As a recent nursing graduate, my father ordered me a gift subscription to AJN & Nursing Made Incredibly Easy in JULY.In one weeks time, AJN sent me April, May, June & July issues.Nursing Made Easy sent me Jan/Feb, March/April, May/June issues.This made me so upset!AJN had my subscription to expire in Mar & Nursing Made Easy had my ending in Jan/Feb.I called both magazines customer service (the number is printed in the front of both magazines) and they changed my subscription to expire in July (which is when it should have started & ended).I can't believe that these magazines do this.Everyone who has experienced these problems should call customer service and make them make it right!!!!!

A Great Teaching Aid
This journal/magazine presents evidence-based information in a format that makes learning accessible and much easier, especially for nurses who don't have a lot of extra time.It uses creative illustrations and cartoons in the sidebars to illustrate key points.You can learn even by just browsing through the tables and illustrations.
mediocre
While the nursing magazines that are out there do not leave a lot of choice, I decided to try a subscription to a "new" nursing magazine that I'd not received perviously.I'm not entirely satisfied with my choice.First of all........I received both Sept./Oct, and Nov./Dec. both within 1 week......in January.I HATE when you order a new subscription and thay perceive you don't care about receiving OLD magazines.When I subscribe.....a subscription should start with the NEWEST UPCOMING copy!!Especially when this magazine is only printed bi-monthly!!!The content is ok.....no better or worse than the other nursing magazine I was receiving monthly. ... Read more

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The very best sports car magazine. Period.
Quality writers, great photos, access to the ultimate vehicles. There are no racing schedules, mini-van reviews, or funny photos, just pure hands on sports car reviews and LOTS of those.

excellent investment, totally worth it, every issue is great
EVO Magazine was introduced to me by my boyfriend, a true performance car and driving enthusiast.EVO is clear and detailed enough for me to understand, and I am no expert in the subject of cars, but EVO has taught me so much.
Do not Waste, Make Haste, this is the Car Magazine for you!
Jethro Bovingdon.Richard Meaden.Harry Metcalfe.Who are these men?Has it ever been important, even plausible that the reader would desire to not only know the names of, but get to know an automobile journalist?These exceptional men are not just magazine editors (Although Harry, and now Jethro, do hold that title), but the guys out there in the trenches putting the rubber to pavement, driving some the world's best vehicles to 9/10ths and telling you the absolute truth about their performance, handling, and day to day livability.
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One of the best
Its a good magazine that doesn't have hysterical or over hyped pieces. While I do not always agree with the conclusions of the writers, the magazine does what Time, Newsweek etc do not do. Make one think.I also applaud them for being honest and having articles taking the currant administration to task for failings and for being honest in challenging conservatives to get their act together. While William Kristol and Fred Barnes are often noted as being the most notable at the magazine I actually like other writers like John Simon, William Doino Jr, Vance Serchuk (who wrote a great review of a book I own The White Man's Burden Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good by William Easterly),John Podhoretz, Gerard Alexander. Now I know as far as subscriptions go the price may seem high. But I suggest you subscribe and then donate the copies to your local library. They will appreciate the gift. I also have to note that I really love the artists who do the covers and that as a subscriber I can also read issues online.

The Wall- Street Journal in color
I read part of the 'Weekly Standard' each week online. I do not know if that means I qualify to review the paper as a whole.
Thoughtful analysis
The Weekly Standard clearly has a conservatinve "bent."However, it is not the sort that screams, "This is the ONLY way to think about this topic."It is thoughtful commentary, delivered with well crafted writing.I come away from reading an issue thinking that I have been well informed. ... Read more

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They didn't follow through with subscription
We paid for a 12 month subscription and I got the magazine for about 4 months. I couldn't get anyone to answer why it stopped and basically they just took my money. I didn't get a 12 month subscription. I got ripped off.
Uncle Abe loved 'The Sporting News'
Years ago 'The Sporting News' was the fans' 'bible'. I can remember what a special feeling it gave to look at it, the real lowdown, the most bottom- line stuff , more statistics than even the greatest baseball nut could ever remember.
Solid reporting without the bull
When you're a big baseball fan of course you always listen to that mystique surrounding The Sporting News and its history. They were "the bible of baseball" until the 1980s, when they decided to stop covering minor leagues and decrease their MLB coverage. But recently they have started to pick up.
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Amazing
Nylon magazine is amazing, with a creative touch no other magazine has. Based in the great NYC, this magazine oozes creative sophitcativeness, originality, and a sarcastic charm with amazing fashion, art, and espicially music. The photography is pure genius and the layout will just want you to flip through the magazine again and again.
inspiring
as a high school student aspiring to attend art school, nylon has provided me with countless sources of inspiration in their creative photography, layout, and decoration. i look forward to reading the magazine each month, and i honestly devour every last word and picture.
Finally! An offbeat fashion mag that's interesting without being pretentious!
Since the first time I picked up Nylon a few years ago, I fell in love.The layout is great (as an artist, I'm always inspired by the great pictures).It offers a great variety of articles pertaining to music, fashion, art and pop culture.It's definitely a great escape from the masses of bubblegum girly fashion mags that dominate these days. ... Read more

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Trite and unimaginative
If I see another picture of a blurred waterfall or creek I am going to puke...I have not seen one truly imaginative, artistic image in this magazine. Everything is run of the mill, boring, standard outdoor photography.Lots of sunsets, flower fields.No different angles or perspectives, colors, nothing new.The articles are geared toward inexperienced photographers and really repetitive.I think I clipped one interesting article in a year worth of magazines...

One truly great wretched photo magazine
I was a charter subscriber to this magazine when it started up publication.It was a breath of fresh air in a stagnant field of almost universally wretched photography magazines.Over the years things changed.Columnists died or moved on.Editorial directions were switched.Articles that once inspired now only offered consumerist bullfeathers.When digital photography became dominant in the marketplace, "Outdoor Photographer" was in the vanguard, pushing every gadget and Photoshop manipulation plug-in that popped up.The magazine became a wasteland of promises of better pictures if you just buy _____ (fill in the blank with whatever the current trend might be).What I thought was ironic at the time was that the best photographs they printed were being done by photographers using the least sophisticated equipment.Photographers using film (!?), a lot of large format guys, occasionally some black and white and stuff made with cameras just about any serious hobbist already owned.But these portfolios began to dwindle from occasional to rare to almost non-existent.
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Great to grow!
My 3 year old daughter loves this magazine and so do I! It features her favorite characters from PBS, Disney, and others totally commercial free. I expect this one to grow with her as well. Some of the activities are just right and some are a bit above her and we do them together or save until she's ready. She certainly won't outgrow this magazine before her subscription runs out!!

This is perfect for my 2 year old
I was in the local library and saw this magazine so I checked out several issues to read to my daughter.This morning, right after breakfast, she is going through the magazine on her own!She remembered the games that we played and replaying them on her own, shewas going over the stories we read and telling me about them, and she was trying to follow the maze on her own.
superb
This is not full of ads although it is full of tv characters and that in and of itself is an ad. However, it is educational with cute activities that are easily appropriate for ages 2 and up.
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Inspiring!
When the publishers of my all-time favorite women's fitness magazine (Muscle & Fitness Hers) decided to stop producing it, I had to find a suitable alternative.While it's not as "meaty" as Muscle & Fitness Hers, it's a good, inspiring read.It devotes too much space to fluffy stuff like clothing and makeup (and ug, even a few celebrities), but overall I would recommend it...at least until something better comes along!

great magazine!
this magazine covers four main aspects: physical fitness, food & nutrition, health & beauty, and mental/spiritual health.it offers something in each and always has new and interesting information that is easy to understand for a person that is just a beginner in the fitness world or experienced.the focus is on physical fitness, and food, and the information is valid and easy to transfer over into everyday life.workouts are easy to understand, with good photos to illustrate, and almost all can be done without making a trip to the gym.
Keep 'em moving
This is a good thing.Anything that can keep the folks moving in the right direction is great.I like the idea of seeing people at the top end of the fitness ladder but also want to see those who are doing the best with what they have.A decent magazine is in a perfect place to make it happen because of the on-going exposure. ... Read more

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