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The Best Poultry Magazine Out There
The Poultry Press is a must have for anyone involved in or wanting to get involved in exhibition Poultry.Numberous entry forms for shows across the USA and some in Canada.Informative articles along with coupons for FREE feed for you animals. There are also many listings of the BEST sellers across the country. You can't go wrong!

Must read if you go to County fairs
The format is a 11x17 newspaper.And if you want to get into showing poultry (chickens, ducks, geese, pidgons, ect.) this is a good paper to get.It is very informative, up-to-date, and readily accepts writen work from those 'out in the field'.Lots of B&W pictures of champion poultry to compair against your own.Great listings of swap meets, and judges.I have had very good results in improving my flock through the want ad's.Easy to get in contact with the owners if you have any questions. ... Read more

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Articles for mineralogists on mining, history of minerals, collector profiles, book reviews, world summaries of mineral discoveries and gem and mineral shows of note.
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If you want to know the best...
I subscribed to SVP for 1 year and still read the issues. This IS THE JOURNAL that buding scientists and seasoned professonals should read. It is a highly technical magazine, but well worth digesting. This is not the type of magazine one would find on a coffee table! If you have any interest in dinosaurs at all, this would be the place for find all of the techical details that are availible. This is a tool, and a very excellent one at that. The only negative aspect is the price: it has more than doubled since I first subscribed to it. ... Read more

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Leading forum for critical doscourse in psychoanalytic theory and clinical practise and their application to art, literature, history and the creative process.
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What to do in the Midwest
Wisconsin Trails magazine is a good-looking and informative publication that deals with the many different aspects of life in Wisconsin. This includes topics such as festivals, water parks, snowshoeing, skiing, birding, art exhibitions, history tours, small towns, recipes, and much more. The photographs are beautiful and add quite a bit to the magazine. The ads are in good taste and do not detract from the magazine content. This is a very good and helpful resource. ... Read more

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British environmental magazine covering wildlife, nature, gardening, books and 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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Peer reviewed articles of interest to both professional physicists andthose with a general interest in physics.
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Geared towards any type of physicist
This is the official magazine of the American Institute of Physics. Members of the society get this by default. Hence, given that the audience is mostly physicists, the level of technical detail in most articles assumes an undergraduate degree in physics. More specialised than Scientific American.

Each issue has several articles on an interesting area of research. Lets you keep in touch with the boundaries. The editors try to maintain a balance between experimental and theoretical articles. The discussion in these is not quite at the level in research journals. So there is this attempt at outreach. Most research journals in physics are devoted to a subfield, and assume their readers are in that field. Whereas for this magazine, it's broader.

Another nice thing about each issue are also shorter articles (columns really), that are usually about some funding situation involving the US Federal government, since it subsidises most Anerican basic physics research. While the articles often complain about difficulties in getting funding, physicists from elsewhere may still gape at the amount of financial resources available. ... Read more

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Articles, review articles, book reviews and lists of recently published books in all areas of sociocultural anthropology.
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Not about California
I was looking for a gift for friends who just to moved to California and love the outdoors. They are avid hikers and birdwatchers. I thought this magazine would be perfect, but-alas-the articles have nothing to do with California! The periodical is similar to National Geographic but written by a California association. The articles are well-written. However, the magazine is not as it is described here. I can't even imagine why they call it "California Wild." Extremely misleading.

Kept my attention and I have the attention of a 4 year old
Explained the life of all kinds of interesting creatures and how they interact with their surroundings. ... Read more

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Beautifully Illustrated & Informative
I really enjoy this magazine very much! The photographs are simply amazing, the articles are interesting & very well put together. It's nice to be able to see parts of Colorado in my own livingroom, & be able to decide where I'd like to venture to, rather than make a blind trip somewhere & be disappointed. The publisher also gives you the option of a free Hunting or Fishing guide to accompany your subscription. I can tell alot of time goes into the structure of this magazine. Kudos to the Publisher of this magazine! ... Read more

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Articles, interviews and profiles, reviews of books and software and timely news of note on all aspects of geology, published by the American Geological Institute.
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