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CatWatch is excellent
I highly recommend CatWatch to anyone who owns/cares for a cat or cats. There are always interesting articles to read each month. The writing style is concise and to the point and easy for most to understand in layman's terms. There is a good variety of topics discussed.

Okay, but I wouldn't renew my subscription
This magazine is okay, but like a previous reviewer said, it often states the obvious. It does not have very many "hard-edged" articles. It is often too "matter of fact", and too careful not to make judgments. It never makes recommendations you couldn't guess yourself, and always tells you to ask your vet before doing anything beyond common sense. Even when it cannot make recommendations without examination of the cat, it does not fully explain all of the possibilities and their consequences for your cat -- it just says "see your vet".It intentionally avoids mentioning products by brand, to avoid the appearance of endorsement, even if there might be something good (or bad) to say about a particular product.
Not A Bad Publication
The previous reviewer gave this publication an unfair review. I work in a "no kill" shelter and many, many people do not know about sticky tape, covered litter boxes, etc. The articles are written so everyone can read and understand them, and contain a great deal of useful information. Also, not all shelters are "kill" shelters. One just has to make a few phone calls or jump on the web to find them. ... Read more

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The right view plus Hornik
I have just read an interview on 'The American Spectator 'in which the journalist Charley Levine interviews Jonathan Pollard. Polland explains the unusual harshness of his jail sentence, and its injustice.
A right-wing mag you won't like even if you're right-wing
Our library has just finished its magazine usage count, and to my surprise the American Spectator came dribbling in with only a couple of hits, measured by current copies left on the table and check outs of older issues. And yet our patronage here is very conservative. Perhaps people who once read this sort of thing no longer read at all, or maybe, as a couple of reviewers suggested, with Bill Clinton out of office, it no longer has the same appeal.
For the Social Conservative
I used to subscribe to TAS, back in the 1980s and 90s when it was a lively Journal that had a good deal of exciting writing and reporting. Granted it was, and continues to be, much more socalially conservative than I ever was, but I do try to read a wide spectrum of publications; I'm not one who reads just to reinforce my own prejudices. And there was plenty I did like- P.J. O'Rourke on Washington, DC; the annual Christmas book recommendations; and Ben Stein's whiny, self-pitying column from Hollywood. Read more

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country paper
If you want to see what is going on in the Walsenburg area or obituaries this is the paper . They cover the local goverments , schools and general local information. Usually is is about 4 pages or more.But be prepared as it also has a lot of ads and sales ads.There have been timeswhere most of the paper was ads. Therefore I have questioned if the cost of 40/ year mail was worth it.I havesubscribed off and onthrough the yearsfor local news and more important local school news. But at times I have thought the paper was more ads and less news or local events. They don't seem to change format or add news from maybe other parts of the state . I would consider subsribing again if they either lowered the price (unlikely) or added news from more of the southern Colorado Area like Trinidad, La Junta . ... Read more

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Wide ranging and always intriguing
Z magazine brings together some of the best journalism and opinion writing on a diverse array of pertinent global and local political matters (certainly political in the broad sense) The Real Liberal Media
Do you belive the mainstream media has a Liberal slant? Read Z and see what the media would look like if that were actually true. Superb news analysis journal
The best publication of it's type.Should be in every library and every school.Informative, literate andprovocative.My only negative is that I wish it was a larger publication.I have had my subscription for 4 years and it is a definite read for me each month. ... Read more

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Pretty good magazine with Canadian slant
This magazine is a pretty good magazine with a Canadian slant. Also, the Macleans university guide is pretty helpful for students who are going to go to post-secondary education here in Canada soon. ... Read more

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Good Articles
Being a registered Libertarian, this magazine falls along my line of thinking. The articles are varied, easy to read, informative, and accurate. The printing is professional and on good stock. If you are middle-of-the-road politically, give this one a try.

One of the Finest Publications for People who Need to Know
. . . the inside and the other side of the story. While a Libertarian magazine, it is not a tool of the Libertarian Party. I do not agree with every article in this magazine. But I do respect the opinions expressed. There's more than just black and white (or red and blue)...
LIBERTY is, without a doubt, my favorite magazine. Though often compared to REASON because of its subject matter, it bears a closer kinship to THE ECONOMIST or academic journals; what it lacks in gloss and fancy advertising, it more than makes up for with opinion and actual content.Read more

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Real-life camp and cottage material
We LOVE this magazine, it is practical, humorous, full of useful info, and scaled to normal living, not decorator hype. Published in Canada, it seems to have a tone of simplicity and common sense. It is geared to the camp or cottage owner and great for off-season reading, when you want to stay psyched about the camp until you can get back there. One great article walked us through the entire "opening up" procedure, in exhaustive but hilarious detail. We own a very small in-process camp on a lake in northern New England. ... Read more

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Great Idea
To have an Arabic newspaper published in the United States and distributed in several countries is an achievement and it's something we lack. But just imagine such a newspaper is a private creation of one person; I beleive that is something to appreciate.Read more

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