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Helpful Photographs
The very day I recieved this magazine, my hubby was wondering what kind of bird he and his friend had seen earlier that day.Our Birds of the Dakotas book didn't have it listed.I said maybe its a Wyoming bird visiting.I thumbed through the pages and sure enough, right there in a big 3x4 inch picture with identification on the side was the bird he'd seen(the long billed curlew by Tom Ulrich.) I would have to label this magazine a tree hugger resource, with factual reports and call to arms of environmentalists.But if you are looking for great photos of wildlife, this magazines got it. ... Read more

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American equivalent of Nature
Unlike Scientific American, this journal offers research level articles, spanning all of science. Internationally, it is comparable to Britain's Nature. Except that this journal consciously does not have that emphasis towards the biological sciences.Read more

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This is the first thing I read when I receive it in the mail
Access To Energy (ATE) is a monthly newsletter (mailed every other month).Each four page newsletter contains 2 or 3 long article and 4 or 5 short articles, in small type, as shown in the photo on this Amazon site.The newsletter's byline states: This is the first thing I read when I receive it in the mail
Access To Energy (ATE) is a monthly newsletter (mailed every other month).Each four page newsletter contains 2 or 3 long article and 4 or 5 short articles, in small type, as shown in the photo on this Amazon site.The newsletter's byline states:Read more

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Massachusetts Wildlife
This is one of the best nature magazines around, highly respected by naturalists, biologists and sportsmen. It has been fifty years at the forefront of superb wildlife reporting, offering exceptional photography, excellent writing and uniform quality of editing. From Cape Cod to the Berkshires, a must for anyone interested in Massachusetts outdoors with tips on wildlife viewing, hunting and fishing. You can also follow biologists in the field. This magazine has a vast variety of information, for instance a recent article on the ecology and conservation of tiger beetles was seminal in its subject, as was one on edible foods and analyzing mammal bones.Great for professionals, laymen, and teachers alike! ... Read more

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One Of The Best Mags I've Read
One of the few magazines I will read cover to cover. Even those articles about civilian aircraft (I am a military aircraft enthusiast/author) I read with great interest. Many articles are about events/machines/people that I've never heard of but are fascinating to learn about. My only criticism is that it is not a monthly publication. It would be a great day indeed if the publishers decided to make it so. Either way, it is worth the money for a subscription.

Strong balance of civil & military aviation, but infrequent
I ordered this magainze, and although it covers one of my favorite subjects I did find that I was not as pleased as I had hoped.This magazine does not come monthly, and so you find yourself wondering if your issue is lost or if your subscription is messed up.Also, it has an awful lot of material that is used to cover civil aviation, but since I am not as interested in civil as I am military aviation, I was not able to appreciate as much of the magazine as I had hoped. overall, it is fairly balanced, and given that the civil world is much less writen about, that is to the magazine's credit, but I wish I had ordered something else instead.

great stuff!
I take several different magazines, of different types.This is the one that I invariably read cover to cover, every single issue. OK, so you have to be _interested_ in the specialized subject matter, first. But if you do have any interest at all in Aviation History, this magazine presents a seldom-failing insight into lost, little-known, and obscure aspects of the entire century of aviation. The writing is literate and interesting, and they come up with some marvellous, mostly unpublished, pictures. I would recommend at least a trial subscription - my bet is that you'll like it. ... Read more

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Highbrow humor
Scientists, believe it or not, are people. That means that science is riddled with the silliness, irrationality, and fringe reasoning that the human animal is subject to. This is where the scientists' inner animal gets to play off the leash.
Hiawatha's Valence Bonding...And Much More!
'AIR' is a niche humor magazine for scientists and the scientifically literate. It features both bogus science spoofs such as the "Hiawatha's Valence Bonding" poem (which, though clever is interminably long) and real science abstracts and articles, which are, for my money, much more amusing. How can you top these real scientific articles: "Are Nonproper Chopstick Holders Clumsier Than Proper Chopstick Holders in Their Manual Movements", "Pharmaceutical Evaluation of Liquorice Before and After Roasting in Mice", "Masticatory Mandibular Movements for Different Foods Textures Related to Onomatopoetic Words", and of course for the chemists in the audience, "Dinuclear Cyano Complexes of Cobalt (III) and Iron (III) Containing Noninnocent 1,2,4,5-Tetrakis (2-Pyridinecarboxamido) Benzene Bridging Ligands" from the journal 'Inorganic Chemistry'. (I have taken quite a bit of inorganic chemistry in my day but have no clue how chemistry lost its innocence.) Niche humor = belly laughs
AIR is a niche humor magazine essentially geared towards those who work in the scientific community, but equally well-suited to anyone who reads popular science books (e.g. Gould, Sagan, Gribbin, etc.) or anyone who once paid attention in his/her university science course.This is the magazine that puts together the much-forwarded Ig Noble awards every year.Read more

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Great Magazine For Those Interested In Quail Or Other Gamebirds
I had seen the Game Bird Gazette mentioned on several college or university agricultural sites as a source of information on raising game birds and waterfowl. My interest is mainly quail and I have to say this publication has been enormously helpful. I found several breeding farms in there from whom I purchased very productive birds. Also, the information in the magazine is very detailed as advertised and has been very helpful to me in putting together my pens, feeding the adults and young, incubating and hatching the eggs, etc. There are lots of great close-up pictures of many different quails, the best I've seen around. An altogether wonderful magazine that I would recommend to anyone interested in raising quail, pheasant, partridge, or other game birds. The magazine also has information on ducks, geese and swans which is very good as well.

Excellent magazine
This is my favorite magazine because it has information you can actually use in raising your quail, pheasants, and ducks. Really detailed information on what to feed, how to get the pens ready, incubating the eggs, brooders, etc. Pictures are some of the best I've seen in a magazine on birds. The classified ad sections has eggs, chicks and grown birds of all the different game birds. I like how the advertisers and the ones who write articles in the magazine will also answer questions when you write to them. Very friendly!

A bugger to get, but great once got
Definitly worth the wait to get the subscription but also, defintly a hastle. First off, Amazon.com provided faulty information (quote "ships only to United States" unquote) and i know very well they ship to over 60 countries! I did post on gamebird message board after about two months after subscription asking if everyone got theirs and was contacted by Allen Publishing Co. wondering if i had recieved mine yet. They were extremely polite and when they found out i'd bought it from amazon.com, immedialty went to check it out and found that amazon is not on their selling list. So it took a while and the publishing company was figuring out what amazon had done with my subscription. I finally did get it and really thank Allen Publishing Co. in the end, not amazon.com.Read more

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Great magazine
This magazine let's me find out what is happening in the United Kingdom, Europe, and in Africa.The photography is wonderful, and the articles are interesting.BBC Wildlife is up there with National Geographic; you will read it more than once. ... Read more

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Magazine for Advertising?
If you are looking for advertising or doing a research on advertising, Lapidary Journal is for you.I had it and was very disappointed.

"Lapidary Review" - What a total misnomer!!
I expected this magazine to cover articles related to rocks, cabochons, semi precious stones etc.I have just received my second issue.At least 50% of the 95 pages are simply advertising - which I think is, to put it mildly, far too much. Their features this month are: "Dreaming in Metal," "Improving you Opal cutting," "2004 AGTA Spectrum Awards."The Step by Step projects include: "Forged hinged bracelet." "Ancient Vessel" - using glass, foil, and lampworking skills to create this "fun" pendant!!" , and how to make a pair of bell earrings using PMC paper!! gone downhill
This used to be a great magazine but in the past year they have changed format, and have cut their articles by a third. The projects they go over have become less challenging, more for crafters then for jewelers. A third to half the magazine is advertisements, and they are always, the same. ... Read more

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Great, but can be gotten cheaper
This magazine can be gotten for less than half of what they charge here directly from the publisher. ... Read more

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Specialised research results
NASA undertakes a lot of research each year. This journal is an attempt to publicise the findings, in the hope that some companies might be interesting in licensing and commercialising them.Read more

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DINOSAURS!!
No matter what age you are if your into dinosaurs this magazine is filled with new products-- articles--and fantastic art work

The Best
For the layman that is a lover all things dinosaur, "Prehistoric Times", is "The Best"!!! ... Read more

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A great publication for all horse owners!
After subscribing to the Quarter Horse Journal, Reiner, and other large breed publications, hands down the Paint Horse Journal is the better read for articles, advertisements, and happenings.The biggest win with the PHJ is the advertisement are not intrusive in the article layouts.I have experienced difficulties even finding the articles in the QHJ and Reiner magazine because the advertising obscures the body of the articles.The PHJ's layout and design should be award winning.The article content is always fresh, helpful and informative without being redundant.I have been a subscriber for years and have yet seen a duplication in content.5 out of 5 stars!

I LOOOVE This mag
I really enjoyed reading the articles in the Paint Horse Journal, I own a 7 year old paint gelding and hope to broaden my barn to a large paint training stable. This magazine connects me to the paint horse world and really helps with my horse buying. ... Read more

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