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Sunday, December 14, 2014

Naval History Magazine

Naval History Magazine$8.67 per issue? No way! It's far cheaper on the news stand. Even if Amazon made a mistake and it's for two years, it drops it down to $4.33 per issue, which isn't that much less than the news stand.

I canceled my subscription to the magazine because it has become a forum for petty argumentation and bickering between readers and authors and also because it publishes too many articles which have absolutely nothing to do with its purported content, viz. naval history.

IMHO, it is not worth the price the USNI is charging for it.

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Naval History is the single best history magazine I read. One small thing that makes this outstanding is that often those who made the history comment in the letters to the editor. This contains the work of the best history writers today and often spans the ages in its articles. What is really special is that several times a year they commit an entire issue to one historic event. They include fold out maps and articles from various authors. Naval History is highly recommended.

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Particulalry nice if you are a naval history buff, but if you are just a military history buff this is also a great magazine. Lots of adverts in these mags, but plenty of good history and some decent reviews.

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I buy subscriptions for magazines for my husband each year at Christmas, and this is his all time favorite. He is a flying history buff and even I enjoy the magazine!

Thursday, November 6, 2014

Slam (1-year auto-renewal)

Slamslam magazine is nice. However do not buy on here. took a month to get the first article(understandable). the article was previewing the NCAA final four after the tournament was over. Well then i never got the issues in between and after getting 2 more issues they have stopped shipping them to me. WTF?

I never received this order. I received an email stating they were cancelling it and I will receive a refund for the gift certificate, but never received it

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I ignored other reviews and went ahead and ordered this subscription for my husband. Over a year later, we still haven't received one magazine. I should have raised the issue but just never did....SLAM magazine is pretty good, but don't purchase it this way, find another means.

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Still waiting. Don't ask me for a review before I get my first issue. Check back in a couple months.

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Great articles. Lots of awesome photos. All kinds of info about your favorite teams and players. The first time I picked this mag up I couldn't put it down. Read it straight through. Love it.

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Thursday, July 10, 2014

Modern Athlete & Coach

Modern Athlete & CoachThis is a great magazine from Australia mainly covering Track and Field but it also covers general health and fitness issues. This is a great resource for the Track Coach as well as fitness buffs and Cross Fitters. There is always good Advice regarding exercises and planning for competitions. There are also reviews of fitness equipment, Books and Videos. Fitness buffs will like this magazine. Coming from Australia the magazine is a little on the expensive side but I think a lot of people will find that it's worth it.

My warmest hellow to Mr. Jess Jarver.

I just read about his retirement. Although I never met "The Man" I thing He is one of the best for our family of athletics.

I'll be with you, from now on.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to join You.

Yours

Fotis Katsikas

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Thursday, March 6, 2014

SSIR: Stanford Social Innovation Review

SSIR: Stanford Social Innovation ReviewA brilliant opportunity to see real innovations in the non-profit sector reviewed by leading minds in the for-profit sector. Stanford Graduate School of Business, one of the premier business schools in the United States present the best practices of non-profit management, corporate and venture philanthropy, and the pressing issue of social return metrics in very accessible articles.

This publication is a must for non-profit managers, social entrepreneurs, public policy makers (especially in developing countries), and for profit entrepreneurs interested in social benefits.

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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Boys Life

Boys LifeI was surprised at the low reveiws for this magazine and had to write to say that my three boys (ages 10 to 14) fight over who is going to read it first when an issue arrives. We've not subscribed to any other magazine that my boys are as enthusiastic about.

This magazine is a great one. My son (age 7) looks for it in the mailbox and when it arrives he reads it cover to cover. He particularly likes the section about scouts saving their leaders or scouts helping scouts. It is an interesting book. It has badges you can earn at times and hints and helps and advice for a variety of scouting type activities and events.

Enjoy.

Well worth the money.

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My 8 year old son is obsessed with this magazine. He spends a good portion of his free time scouring over his new & back issues. It really keeps his attention & keeps him quiet! He always gets so excited when a new one comes. Well worth the $ if you have a boy who likes scouting.

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This is my 9 yos first year of Cub Scouts (Webelos), and we were all very excited for this new opportunity. I went ahead and ordered Boys Life when I registered my son for scouts, looking forward to a monthly magazine that would reinforce the Scout values. I am very, very disappointed. The amount of advertising is disturbing. It seems that for every 1-2 pages of content there is an equal (if not more) amount of advertising. The few articles that I've read have been interesting, but not at the expense of over-exposure to pop culture and media. Shame on you, BSA, for failing to reinforce the values that your organization promotes during den and pack meetings. One look at this magazine, and the values I see promoted are consumerism and video gaming. This will be the last year that I waste $24 on this magazine.

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This magazine is inundated with advertising. The few articles that do exist are saturated with trend ideals and sparcely include the moral values that the Boy Scout organization is said to imply. I am disappointed that the BS organization is willing to be associated with such junk, and supports yet another venue for exploiting funds from its particpants.

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