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the new england journalfor the paranormal
fate is a british mag. thatt's not easly advailable here in the us.it took me 5 years to track it down 10 years ago.i've been getting it since 1999.
Curiosities Galore
This magazine is dedicated to the study of unexplained phenonema. Everything from 2 headed ghosts to UFO's.This is not like the National Enquirer which is only vaguely interested in the truth. Everything in the magazine adheres to the highest journalistic principles. It reports what has been reported but never makes claims that can't be substantiated.
Curiousier and curiousier........
This is the one and only magazine I have been subscribing to for 4 years now, I just don't want to miss getting an issue at the bookstore. This magazine always tweaks my intellect and satisfies my curiousity. Also being a British publication you don't have that annoying 'continued on page 88' while reading an article , the article's pages run continously to the start of the next article. ... Read more

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SORRY THIS IS NO WIRED, DISCOVERY, OR POP SCI
All of the above mentioned magazines have something in common.Great pictures and excitement.Most of the time a magazine is a magazine because it has great graphica AND artivles.This magazine seems to be written for PhD professors at Harvard.Yes it is pretty deep reading.Even this would not be so bad if the articles were exciting.The above listed magazine make science exciting because they don't just report the info, they make you feel like the news is exciting and important to you.THis magazine just reports the info.Blah blah blah.I could get this info this dry in a scientific journal.At least there I know it is going to be boring.Here I think I am getting a great exciting science magazine only to discover ... Nope.Good luck with this one lasting through the year long subscription.

Good magazine
Written with energy. An interesting mix. I would consider this magazine to have some of the flash of "Wired" with the smarts of "Scientific American" with the readability of "Discover" magazines. Enjoyable. It's nice to see a new scientific magazine written this way.

Uh...guys, we live in 4 D?!
Is this a mistake?By the fact that the cover shows Chris Mooney is contributing an article I can assume this is a magazine that supports the broadly accepted and widely researched cannons of modern science.Mooney is prolific, level headed and a progressive from what I have seen.
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Don't purchase subscriptions from Amazon or Magazine Express.
Don't purchase subscriptions from Amazon or Magazine Express.
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Geat magazine, too long for delivery
This is a great magazine.My 5 year old son loves it, and is thrilled to be getting his own magazine subscription.He is a beginning reader and the content of this magazine is entirely appropriate for his current learning level.
Best kid's preschool mag I've found!
I am an early childhood specialist and (most importantly) I have a 4 yr old daughter.We BOTH look forward to getting this magazine.I've tried a lot of other magazines but this one really has been the best fit for us.The stories and pictures are great and the interactive puzzles really pique my daughter's interest.The jokes are perfect for her age and really are too cute.My only regret is that it comes only 1x per month!
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HOLA Magazine
I've always enjoyed this magazine to get all the "poop" on the European regals and celebraties. It also helps me polish my Spanish.

dismal experience
My family and I recently spent 3 years in Barcelona, so upon our return to the States I was looking foward to getting a subscription to "Hola," and ordering it through Amazon seemed the easiest way to go about doing that.
Good Luck
Never got the item (over 6 weeks waiting!). In the end I had to cancel the order.
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Our favorite (favourite) cooking magazine
We bought several issues of the magazine while living in the UK for a few years, and kept them with us when we moved back to the States.They're still our primary source for recipes, and we have yet to find a better magazine.The recipes focus on the freshest garden ingredients of the season (naturally, there are a lot of root vegetable recipes in the winter -- this is Britain, after all).We can generally manage to find all the ingredients in the States, except that paneer (Indian cheese) has been a challenge.Remember, rocket = arugula, courgettes = zucchini, aubergines = eggplant, and coriander = cilantro.

Best Cooking Magazine
I love this magazine. I bought my first issue in Kenyatta airport when my flight got delayed and I was desperate for reading material. My best purchase in Kenya!When my husband went to London I had him pick up the next issue.Great healthy, practical recipes and beautiful pictures, plus helpful information.It's fun to read some of the terms the British use for cooking. I lament that there are no discounted US subscription rates.Maybe if enough of us buy it in the US, they will find they have a market with us!

Best Food Magazine(except maybe for its sister Olive)
I have been reading BBC Good Food off and on for almost four years. It has consistently been better than any other food magazine period. (although its new sister from the BBC called Olive may give it a run for its money). Olive seems to have taken over a few of the features they used to run in this magazine and even without them, this is still the best there is. [...] ... Read more

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a great magazine features something u want
i have read this i-D for just 1 year!
caution: this is *not* "I.D.", the industrial design mag
i-D magazine is not the same I.D. magazine. the former is the magazine described on this page, a fashion magazine. the latter is short for Industrial Design magazine, which is what the misplaced product description above describes.
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Visual Feast
I expected the magazine to be full of old world cottages and castles, and although these do feature, it is also packed full of the most stunning photography showing ideas for all styles of homes. Light, airy interiors - both historical and contemporary, international shopping ideas and English travel. It's surprisingly relevant to anyone wanting inspirational ideas for their home whereever you live. It's probably the most beautiful interiors magazine I've ever seen.

Gorgeous Magazine
-A beautiful magazine. youngEnglish magazine struggles to survive
This reaqder is a true Anglophile and wants this new,year old magazine to survive. Judging from the amount of advertizing it receives, I'm not sure that it will. Each edition brings decorating features, some English recipies, homes for sale, and descriptions of all manner of things English. Written for North American readers, it is a delight. ... Read more

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It took too long
Still I didn't get the item. when i will get it then send me an email to review the product.

IT IS REVIEW!
Architectural Review Magazine is one of the finesse architectural editing. When you start reading, you'll get to the end... ... Read more

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Slow delivery - but worth the wait
As Amazon stated when I ordered it, it took a couple of months for the first issue to arrive.If you like Burda sewing patterns and are willing to trace off your patterns before sewing, this is a neat magazine.Being plus size, I have to significantly alter most patterns (though there are a few plus sized ones in each issue).Sometimes it seems most of the patterns are very similar for a couple of months, but I'm always pleasantly surprised by something in each issue.Even if you only make one items from each issue the pattern price is much cheaper than individual Burda patterns.
Have purchased the subscription, but nothing has arrived
I would recommend you at Amazon.com first to make sure your customer at least recieves her first magazine issue and after that request him/her to write a review! Such a poor service! I have not recieved the first issue of the magazine yet! ... Read more

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Finally, a US outlet!
I am so glad to see this wonderful Swedish home design and lifestyle magazine offered on Amazon.com!Read more