Boundary Waters Journal

Great magazine, and I read it upon arrival, and can't wait for the next one. Excellent pictures and stories of wilderness camping and fishing

I read each issue cover to cover as soon as it arrives. Great tips for my next treks, interesting stories on people, new ideas on where to go, how to travel, what to pack, new and proven gear, old gear that still works, how to fish. I've sent gift subscriptions to new Eagle Scouts with whom I've trekked the BWCAW. I can't say enough good about this magazine!

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Professional Photographer

This magazine is called Professional Photographer for a reason... it's written for professional photographers! If you're an amateur photographer looking for tips and tricks then enjoy your Popular Photography & Imaging magazine.

If you're a professional portrait photographer who wants to learn new business ideas, earn more money, improve your marketing, or learn about what other Pros are doing, then first join PPA () and you'll get this magazine for free with membership. If you're not totally committed to the membership idea then try this magazine for a year. You won't be disappointed.

I read my issues cover to cover as soon as I get them. They're full of great information that I can apply to my business immediately. The writing is excellent and the magazine design has won several awards as well. This magazine offers bonus web content as well at . This is easily my favorite photography magazine.

Professional Photographer is a solid, useful magazine for its intended audience -established professional portrait/wedding photographers, who already know their craft. If you are looking for basic (or exotic) techniques, try something else, like Photo Techniques. If you are interested in the current state of the *industry*, and ways to improve your business, as well as get some good ideas for new directions and techniques to try, read PP.

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This is a great magazine especially if you are just getting into the business of photography! A lot of information and great images to get great ideas from.

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As a professional photographer, I love this magazine! It is such a great resource for business help, marketing ideas, and inspiration. If you have a photography business, this magazine is a fantastic tool packed with loads of helpful information from other successful photographers. Can't say enough about this magazine!

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This is for those in the business or wanting to get in the business. Tips and tools of the trade.Not some random photography magazine, but it is great quality, well put together and quite informative. Its a supplement to the PPA membership or a stand alone top notch trade publication. I love the photos and the technology, so inspirational.

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M

Okaye it's a chick flick mag, but it's the best one ever! I love M!!! I subscribed and I have every issue. They have Fun Pages, M-libs, humiliating and gross stories, address's of stars, contests, M-comics, mini locker posters, 4 huge posters in every issue, best and worst dressed, and the juiciest gossip! If you really like M, try Bop and TigerBeat.

From grades 4 to 6, I read "M" magazine religously, thinking it was one of the coolest things in the world. And I did enjoy it, a lot. But by the time I got to 7th grade, this magazine just got kind of dull and boring. I would say that the target range for this magazine would probably be ages 9-12; if you're older than that, you will probably get so fed up with the short articles and constant articles on Hilary Duff that you'll throw the magazine out the window or something.

I think the main problem with this magazine is the fact that they have not gone 2 years without featuring Hilary Duff, Jesse McCartney, and sometimes Lindsay Lohan on EVERY SINGLE COVER. If they had new things to write about these people, it would be fine, but the "gossip" about these stars is pretty much the same in every magazine. Also, the articles are bland and extremely shortmost of them are a page or less. The biggest thing this magazine has got going for itself are its posters... there are i think 6 gigantic posters in every issue, along with a bunch of smaller ones. Another thing I found annoying about this magazine is its constant use of IM slang (i.e. OMG!! Ur crush just asked you out! What do u do now?!)

Thus, this magazine would be best suited for those people who enjoy reading about Hilary Duff and Jesse McCartney and are under 12 years old. If you don't fit that criteria, trust methis magazine will bore you very, very easily.

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I would not recommend anyone order this. I'd love to review the product itself for potential customers, but --despite having placed this order more than six months ago -I still haven't received a single issue (it was a Christmas gift for my daughter). When I asked why, I got no apology, but just a comment that I would receive the June issue and that my subscription would still expire at the scheduled time. It's worth noting that the reply from customer service was riddled with grammatical and spelling errors, which did not exactly inspire confidence in this company. I'm going to explain the situation to my daughter and let her decide whether to cancel the subscription or not. Bottom line -don't order anything from Magazine Express.

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I love M. its really a [great] magazine, for the average teenager! One of the BEST things about it, is that in each issue, they have HUGE posters of awesome celebs! They have really cool articles in it as well...if your a fan of J-14 magazine or BOP you'll LOVE M!

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Sacred Hoop

Sacred Hoop is a colourful publication about hands on shamanism. It's been published quaterly since 1993. The website is and on the website you can download free pdf copies of sold out back issues. You can also get the latest issue as a pdf download.

This is hands down, the best magazine I have ever bought. I started by buying a year of the hard copies and absolutely loved it. But it was a bit spendy since it had to be shipped from Europe. I saved all of the issues and loaned them to friends and family who loved them too. Finally, I got an iPad and got the e-subscription and now can have my hit for much cheaper and it is so pretty, bright graphics, great articles, inspiring and a healing spot in this modern world. If you are interested in Shamanism and can afford the hard copy, do it, unless you want to save trees and shipping pollution. Also if you want to get a feeling for Nicholas the editor, he has podcasts which are fun. The Articles are from informed writers all around the world.

Amazon should sell the e-zine version too!

Enjoy a different perspective in this world and other realities too. Get to know the people from different cultures and the folks who heal and guide them. Be a healer yourself! We can wake up too!

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This isn't due in yet, but last years articles were great. Glad I found it.

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Eye Spy

This product covers the Intelligence community as a whole. It covers the past and present, the reader gets a feel and quality understanding of covert operations as a whole and the reverence of past covert operations.

You also get great looks into spy pop culture such as books and movies. If you like spy stuff this is a must get magazine because you also see how Special Forces are helping the intelligence community, as well as get a wide view of other world wide operations not just MI-5, MI-6, Massoud. or the CIA.

A wonderful and excellent magazine....I look forward to every issue

Note US issues are air mail and issues are published every 6 to 8 weeks

Eye Spy writers come from the world's security and intelligence services and cover a wide range of topics that the big news agencies give short shrift or don't covera at all. Very good intel is provided on the world of espionage. Not a cheap subscription but the best never is!

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This was a renewal of an existing subscription to this magazine. As a Private Investigator I find this magazine to be very informative and useful. I highy recommend it.

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If James Bond really existed he would subscribe to this magazine. If your interested in international intrique this is the real deal. Great print quality and color photos. An very professionally done International Spy World of Intrique Magazine.

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Grassroots Motorsports

I've been reading Grassroots Motorsports for some time now. I think that many who see it assume it is ALL about racing. Guess what? You're wrong!

If you are a "tuner" type, this might not be the magazine for you, but "tuner" features have existed in the mag. If you want to see bling or scantily clad young women, you won't find it in here. Go buy yourself a Pl*yboy instead. If you are looking for car audio, there are plenty of magazines out there.

But, if you are a car person (guy or gal), enjoy your car, love driving, maybe want to race in a controlled enviroment or become a better driver----THIS IS THE MAG FOR YOU!

Many of the technical and car build features are race specific, but most can easily be translated for use in cars for spirited driving on the street. Regular "Project Car" builds, some of which are essentially "practical race cars" or "street cars" and updates are include. Regular car "profiles" are presented as well. Features regarding the explaination of such things as tire fitment and pressure, shock replacement choice, etc can be found in almost every issue.

Much time is spent encouraging responsible auto racing (if there is such a thing), and no credence is given to the street racer scene. Racing belongs in a closed course, not subjecting the general public to possible peril.

If you think that the title "Grassroots Motorsports" is not descriptive, think again. The lowly Yugo has even made it into the pages, and annual "$2xxx Challenges" occur where there is a limit to the cost of the car entering---pretty much anyone can enter (but alas it is held in Florida) How much more grassroots can it be?. This is not racing snobbery, but racing accessibility for everyone ---even "go" carts and slot cars. Good coverage of amateur racing at all levels is a mainstay in the magazine as well.

Regardless of your age, gender, car (Fireflys , Sprints, Yugos are welcome in the pages), or driving competence there is something for everyone in this mag. Want to talk about varied? Where else would you see a Honda Odessey vs. Porsche 356 vs. Jaguare XKE comparison (sorry Road and Track, Car and Driver, and Automobile magazines)?

Don't listen to me! Find out for yourself.

...and no, I don't work for them:-)

Grassroots Motorsports and its sister publication Classic Motorsports Magazine are in my mind two of the best automotive publications out there. The articles are very informative, and written in a way that any enthusiast will enjoy them. No matter what their level of ability is. Reading these two magazines is like sitting in the garage listening to a friend tell you of their latest automotive adventures. This in itself would be enough to make them a must buy for me.

What really makes these two publications special is the community that is built around them. If you take the time to stop by the magazines message boards located at & you will start to get the sense of family that surrounds these two titles. These two titles are staffed by people who are our friends. Why shouldn't they be, they are all car nuts just like us.

So got to their website, request a free issue, then come join the family, you'll be glad you did!

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GRM features everything that is important to me as a car enthusiast. They cover all kinds of motorsports: Autocross, rally, road racing, occasional drag racing and drifting articles, etc.

Their project car series are very informative and I can always learn something for one of my projects.

There's no bias or brand obligations here. It's not a "Ford magazine" or a "Chevy magazine" or a "Porsche magazine" or a "Honda magazine". These guys are just like me: they love cars.

I look forward to a new issue in my mailbox every time. This really is my favorite magazine.

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You cannot find a better source for taking any car and preparing it for any type of motorsports, from auto-x, hillclimbs, High Performance Driver's Education (HPDE), to club racing you won't find a better magazine.

Excellent articles about technical issues, racing updates, schedules and the $200N Challenge is ALWAYS a treat to read about. It is truly the best magazine for anyone considering entering amateur racing and want to race their favorite car and/or their family sedan!

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Finally, a car magazine with intelligence and an interesting slant.

A magazine for people that enjoy working on, playing with and racing cars, especially sports cars, but that is truly "non-denominational". You'll see Mustangs, Corvettes, Hondas, Porsches, BMWs, even the occasional Yugo, Fiat or even Lotus. Even if you don't have an open automotive mind, you'll find out cool things about cars you never knew existed.

I've been reading GRM since before I could drive (and it was called "AutoX") and I've loved every issue. Keep it up, guys!

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Ladies Home Journal (1-year auto-renewal)

Ladies Home Journal provides practical advice on how busy women can be happier and more effective. The articles are straightforward, easy to read, interesting, and assume the reader is intelligent (which is more than I can say for many women's magazines). I especially like the health and fitness news because it usually pertains to women exclusively. The celebrity interviews are fun, too, and the recipes are easy enough for anyone to follow and enjoy. I give it four stars because I can always find at least one topic that really interests me in each issue.

Ladies Home Journal has several features that readers will like. One of the most popular is "Can This Marriage Be Saved" featuring a couple that is having marital problems presenting both their sides and then a counselor's advise. Other columns include "How They Met", "Animal Affairs", and "Raising a Family". Each month there is an article featuring a family that acquired a house through Habitat. A nice feature is a column presenting a man's perspective called "Heart of a Husband". There are also articles on beauty, health, travel, and parenting. There are plenty of recipes and craft and decorating ideas. Each issue also includes a couple of celebrity interviews.

I highly recommend subscribing to Ladies Home Journal, you won't be disappointed!

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I've ben buying LHJ for years especially since I've become a wife/mom. So when I saw a chance to subscribe at a bargain basement price, I jumped at it! My first issue arrived before the scheduled start of my subscription so I was thrilled. However, although the articles were good (this months "Can this marriage be saved?" was REALLY good), I found the paper quality, and the color, etc, a little on the poor side. Could this be the reason for the bargain basement price? Don't let this dissuade you from subscribing anyhow. After all we're all supposed to be recycling anyway

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I received Ladies' Home Journal magazine in the mail shortly after ordering it which was a pleasant surprise. The magazine has nice articles, helpful hints to save money (always helpful in a time like this), and a great collection of quick and easy dinners (short and to the point with basic ingredients). All in all, very pleased for a simple, light read with helpful hints for everyday life.

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I am very happy with my subscription. I enjoy this magazine. I appreciate how easy it is to subscribe through Amazon. I like the fact that they notify me when it is time to renew a subscription but don't automatically renew it. It makes it very easy for me to renew the ones I like best and not worry about being forced to renew a subscription that I may not like very much. Thanks, Amazon!

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Answers

Are you looking for a high-quality magazine with spectacular photographs? Answers Magazine provides insightful articles combined with professional photos and a section for kids. This is not your usual "thin" magazine. It is chock full of photos, posters, and articles and is well worth the price. An added bonus? Explore the world God created in a way no other periodical offers.

I am glad that we subscribe to this magazine. Our entire family enjoys it and learns from it. It is great to get a different perspective than the one forced upon public school children. As the magazine points out, evolutionists and creationists both use the same scientific facts. The difference is in how they interpret those facts. Evolutionists interpret the facts to reach a conclusion excluding the possibility of a Creator. Creationists look at the same facts and realize that there are other credible scientific possibilities other than evolution--and it is not difficult to look at the scientific facts and see how much they line up with the Bible. It is too bad that most of our children never learn that there are other scientific explanations for the fossils, Grand Canyon, dinosaurs, etc. It is amazing to see the pictures of Mt. St. Helens compared to the Grand Canyon, for example, seeing how similar they are. It is not a stretch at all to realize that the Grand Canyon along with its rock layers, fossils, etc., may easily have been formed by a sudden catastrophic flood. ANSWERS Magazine provides articles written by scientists about science. It also has a kids section. There are articles for those in all levels of science, from basic to advanced. I wish all would read this magazine and learn about our Creator.

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Unfortunately, a lot of times, Christian magazines or media publications can't compete excellence-wise with similar items being put out in the mainstream, secular market. Answers magazine, however, is an exception to that rule. I hardly ever read our mail or the other magazines sent to our home, but every time we get our Answers magazine, it captures my attention and leaves me feeling inspired and like I didn't waste my time for sitting down to read through it. This is a very, very good product with very, very good information, which supports a thoroughly Biblical Worldview. If it isn't already being sent to your home, take out a subscription today!

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Wow, I was just reading my first issue thinking how much information was packed into one issue. 14 main articles! And finally, a magazine that I can use as a great supplement for some of my children's school projects. It's not aimed at children (except the small children's section in the middle), but older elementary (and up) can certainly "get" some of these topics. It's nice knowing I can trust them not to have evolution lies in them! Thanks AiG!

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Answers Magazine does a great job of presenting new scientific research as well as mainstream scientific theory and examining it for the facts instead of just pushing an agenda. While there are many articles challenging the presuppositions of those opposed to the Magazine's belief system, the editors also seem to be very careful not to twist science just to fit their school of thought. Beyond science, the Magazine examines biblical accuracy and offers logical explanations on how many historical events "could have happened" while still accepting that there are also many supernatural events which cannot be explained through science alone. Excellent work in each magazine. Readers will be challenged and encouraged. Oh, and the pictures are always great, too!

Macworld (1-year auto-renewal)

Macworld's glossy monthly has been around for about as long as Apple has been making Macs. I've been a subscriber for most of that time and if I had saved past issues could probably paper Cupertino's main streets with this periodical's pages.

There are a number of magazines devoted to Macs and their unusually devoted users. Macworld is probably the most mainstream and dependable of them.

As with most periodicals dedicated to high-tech fields, there is more in these pages than the casual user can digest. Many of the articles appeal to the MacGroupies subset of MacUsers, those who find the product fascinating in itself rather than merely a boon to productivity dedicated to other ends.

However, even a normal MacUser like myself (since 1987) can enjoy the coverage of all things Apple, including the constant improvements for which the company has become known and the relentless speculation about What Comes Next.

A small tornado of a controversy brews in the pages over whether Macworld should dedicate so much space to iPod and music issues, but Apple seems to have fairly dictated by its sprint in that direction that a magazine dedicated to covering the company's products will need to follow the direction it sets.

There are lots of productivity hints that if followed will keep you increasing your own effectiveness on the machine. The most useful feature for me has been the high-quality discussion of the improvements Apple continues to build into its own operating system(s).

Macworld is the go-to Mac magazine, if that's what you need.

No, I'm not a salesman for Macworld -at least, they're not paying me anything for being one. I only know, as an owner of Apple computers for over 25 years, that Macworld will repeatedly show you how to do things that (1) you always wanted to do on a Mac, and (2) you didn't know you could do on ANY computer.

See, a key reason you're buying a Mac is that it makes it possible to do so very many things easily that a PC either can't do or makes very difficult. Right? Well, as easy as Macs do make most things, there are still a lot of details that can be hard to absorb quickly when you're just trying to make things work. Especially when you feel as though you could erase something vital accidentally with just the push the wrong button.

MACWORLD GETS THAT, and has LOTS of easy-to-undertstand articles on how to reduce your fears, get things done, and even simplify the processes in the long run. Plus, they have a website, where you can look up past and side articles that pertain to exactly what you are trying to do.

In addition, as a new Mac owner, you'll find that there are tons of outside companies -large and small -that make software and peripherals for Macs. Most are very good, but some are so geek-centric that it can be hard to understand whether what they have to offer is beneficial to you or just more on your system. Macworld is very smart about helping you understand which ones to pay attention to and which ones to avoid.

Lastly, I suggest you think of Macworld as you would a guide to your favorite hobby. That is, it's likely to have a lot of information that you know, but it will also constantly update you on aspects that you don't. Plus, since new products come out constantly for the Mac, it will also keep you up-to-date on what's available that may or may not make sense for you.

In the long run, I predict that you'll soon find a Macworld subscription to be one of the cheapest (and most valuable) investments you've ever made. And good luck with your new Mac. Welcome to the fold.

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Macworld magazine has helpful information on Macs, software, Apple products and products made by other companies that are used with Macs such as printers, scanners, etc. The articles are not as in-depth as they were in the past. (I have read every issue ever published) The magazine also has less pages than in the past.

They give an overview of hardware and software and some helpful tips plus news about what is happening at Apple Corp.

A few months before your subcription ends, you will receive a renewal notice. You will be surprised to find that the renewal price is about twice as much as the original subscription price. Of course, you can start a new subscription at the lower price. But then you might miss an issue. Or you might get two issues one month and then you will only have 11 magazines from your new subscription.

Macworld should take a lesson from Wired Magazine and realize that it is possible to have a large magazine with lots of in-depth articles and a low subscription price. Hint: It is called advertising space.

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Five ESSENTIAL Stars. Macworld Magazine is the one magazine that has it ALL in one convenient place and is absolutely necessary for the Macintosh computer user. Published monthly, it is chock full of articles on and reviews of the latest Macintosh/Apple equipment, software, applications, games, browsers, neat websites, and other essential products and services. From the "FEEDBACK" letters to the editor that have real substance, to an extensive "REVIEWS section covering areas like cameras, camcorders, printers, notebooks, laptops, desktops, CD & DVD recorders, etc.., to the in-depth "SECRETS" covering areas like 'the Working (office or home office) Mac', 'Digital Photo', 'Mobile Mac', 'Geek Factor', the awesome Mac OSX 'Help Desk', and the essential helpmate 'Mac 911', Macworld is the Gold Standard. It even has regular tutorials for the daring Darwin UNIX user, giving the real geeks a literal software tool kit into the inner workings of Steve Job's marvelous computer (only for the most experienced expert user). Even in cases when another magazine has a similar article, Macworld always seems to do it better, probably because it has been at the Mac publishing game longer than any other magazine to my knowledge.

The arrival of Macworld magazine at your home or office each month will cause you to set aside an hour or two to read the magazine from cover to cover, and if you're like me, store it for future use. Some competing Mac magazines come with a monthly CD disk with applications, utilities, and games, but Macworld has an interesting solution in this area: they provide a "Virtual CD", based on a URL, found at the bottom of the table of contents, that leads you to a webpage full of monthly surprises normally found on a monthly disk, eliminating the need for an evergrowing stash of computer magazine CDs. Plus you have access to previous month's articles and columns. Great idea. Five Big "CORE 2 DUO" Stars!!

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MacWorld is required reading for the serious Mac user. It reports the latest changes in Mac software and hardware from both Apple and third-party vendors. Reviews of the latest products are essential so that you can decide when to upgrade your existing system.

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AutoWeek (1-year auto-renewal)

I have been getting Autoweek Magazine for more than 15 years and think it is the best auto related magazine of them all. It is bi-weekly, so it is up to date. The contributing editors, like Denise McCluggage, have been around cars and racing forever so they can give insights that other mags just cannot. Others, like Natalie Neff, have a real way with words that make the car stories come to life. They seem to have a pretty fair bias in their reviews, with the only exception being a bias in favor of Porsche, no matter what Porsche does. It has good racing coverage, good long-term reviews with fair reporting and interesting insights as to what is happening in the automotive world right now. In buying it through Amazon, I can get it at a price even cheaper than as a current subscriber.

Autoweek comes more than once per month, so they are usually first with much of the news and car tests that car enthusiasts are interested in. It is a little pricey for an annual subscription, but shop around for price.

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I like Autoweek because of the articles. They are usually short enough for a quick read, but provide enough information to actually inform you. It is well written and entertaining to read. My only complaint is that there are so many ads, especially towards the back of the magazine. I know that this is necessary for a magazine to survive in the digital era that we are in now. I can overlook this fault, because the rest of the magazine is filled with good substance. I would recommend this magazine to anyone that has a love or interest of cars.

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I have received this magazine for many years. It is a bi-weekly publication, and I think the quality is higher since it converted from a weekly.

My only problem is that my subscription did not go through as a renewal, so I started getting two copies of the same issue. I believe the correction has now been made.

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I get WAY too many car magazines, but you can find subscription deals for so little that it makes sense (sort of). Pick this one up on the newsstand a few times before you subscribe, it really doesn't have anything the monthlies don't, it is NOT weekly anymore, and they follow the same review embargoes as everyone else. One advantage is racing coverage, but there's something now called the internet that is instantaneous so they've lost an advantage there too. In case you're wondering, the best car mag is CAR from the UK. It's expensive but well worth it, the truly addictive crack cocaine of auto journalism.

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F1 Racing - England

This British magazine is a little (well, more than a little)pricey but it's an excellent, high quality review of F1 events, people, and races. It arrives in the US about one race late -so it's not the best place to get the "news," but the editorial staff does a great job staying on top of current F1 developments, rule changes, driver changes, and other controversies, so it still feels very current.

Overall it has the look, feel and content of a big budget production. Very good editorial content and great photos.

The magazine is great! It hits the news stands in the U.S. a FULL MONTH before the subscription arrives so don't bother. I have a year (maybe 2 subscription) and I don't bother waiting for it anymore. The previews are then 2 weeks after the races are run. It's really appaling and it seems there's noone accountable. Typical really..... Great magazine. Windsor and The Bish know their stuff! Just get it at the newsstand

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Good writing, excellent photography, and a sense of humor characterize this stylish magazine. It is a must for any hardcore F1 enthusiast; and you have to be hardcore to pay $72 for a subscription in the US! This is not really a magazine one goes to for all the current F1 news (there's a bajillion websites where you can find that stuff); instead it provides in-depth coverage of political and technical issues as well as interviews with star drivers, team bosses, etc. I generally receive my copy a week or two after it is released in Britain; this is rather slow, but considering that the mag reaches most US newstands a month late, it's not so bad. The only criticisms I have of the magazine are that the editor-in-chief, Matt Bishop, seems to be a bit of an egomaniac who spends a bit too much time writing about himself in his pieces and interviews. This rather annoying approach is emulated by some of the magazine's writers as well. Overall, though, this magazine is a prize and worth its steep price.

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I bought this and I've got the July issue but the September issue is already on the newstand. You are always 2 issues behind the newstand. What a ripoff! They must buy the bulk leftover unsold newstand magazines and ship them third class to have them arrive so late. Go to the newstand if you want it. There is absolutely no customer service to complain to either. They won't give you an email or a phone number.

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Formula 1 is the pinacle of Motor Sport and this magazine is the pinacle of motor sport journalism. It includes indepth reports on everyone and everything related to F1. It will give you a much deeper and wider understanding of the sport. This is a great magazine that I have read cover to cover each month for about 2 years now. My only complaint is that it arrives about 2 weeks after it's publication in England, but it is worth the wait.

Pontoon & Deckboat

I don't know what these other reviewers are talking about. I think this magazine is WELL worth the price. Lots of variety, good articles, new product info, photos, boats, etc. I've learned a LOT compared to what the subscription cost, and I look forward to getting it.

And I've YET to see a $100,000 pontoon boat inside. I think a competitor is trashing this magazine.

We tried other boating magazines, but this is the only one that caters specifically to pontoon boats. I was tired of reading about yachts, cruisers, etc, in other publications and luckily I stumbled upon PDB Magazine at the doctor's office. Even the fishing articles are specific to pontoon boats, you really can't beat it. If you own a pontoon boat or are interested in maybe having one in the future, this is a must-read magazine.

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Unless your looking for a $100,000.00 toon don't waste your money. All articles seem to be copy paste from manufacture.

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I am not impressed with this Magazine at all..Nothing exciting, I also understand they have a forum that is in uproar. Lot of censoring and post deletion is going on.. It seems that the real knowledgeable tooners left that forum and cancelled their PDB subscription as well..

They don't seem to understand what "Customer Satisfaction" is all about..

I cancelled my subscription..

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I bought a pontoon boat in 2006 and searched for a forum site to chat with other pontoon boat owners. I found PDB's site, then subscribed to the magazine.

Turns out, it's 99 percent advertisements for boats over 100k and that's about it. Not worth my money at all. I complained to the editor, Brady L. Kay about the magazine and he went off on me about it being "taboo" to criticize the magazine on his site.

I held out for a few more issues, same thing and then I stopped getting issues and had to call and have another copy sent....a real pain to get the magazine delivered on time.

Go elsewhere...trust me.

Mufon UFO Journal

Not all that great to be honest. Each issue is short, about 30 pages or so. The only thing about it that is consistently worth reading is Stanton Friedman's column, although it gets repetative pretty fast because he constantly uses his own set of personalized ufological "buzz words." It seems like in every column he mentions "tribal warfare," "3,000 trace cases," "SETI cultists," "long term survival," etc.

Occasionally interesting articles will be published, but mostly it's just Stan Friedman, a star map and accounts of UFO sightings. And honestly, UFO sightings aren't that interesting. One can only read "I saw a weird light zipping around in the sky" so many times before one would rather be anal probed than keep going. It would make a good free newsletter, but it sure as heck isn't worth $ bucks for a subscription.

If you're still interested in it despite my review, visit the Black Vault Wiki where PDFs of all of the pre-2008 back issues are available to download for free.

Ive done alot of reading and research into UFO's and the paranormal since junior high, and though Im old enough to have a child in junior high I still find new material refreshing, and while MUFON has been around awhile and cant count as new it is quickly apparent that it is still around because of the quality and clout of the content. It is great to have this subject approached "Evidence Oriented" not senstional stories. Anyone into keeping up with the bottom line in UFOlogy needs to keep up with the MUFON journal.

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