Your favourite magazines

**Thorum** · 09-21-2009, 11:08 PM

http://www.reminisce.com/

**lei.talk** · 10-22-2009, 02:09 PM

...some one is babbling complete non-sense?

as an alternative to studying
all of the ways a persuader may miss-lead you,

practice arranging information
in the only manner consonant with reality:

with such an easily developed skill,
one may determine if "experts" or consultants are honest
even on topics of which one has no fore-knowledge.

**MeorgeGichaels** · 10-22-2009, 02:26 PM

I used to read this until I realised it was a rip off:

This, until I realised that the only purpose is to further commercialism and the interests of global conglomerates-rather than just to further mankind through the use of technology. I also realised that there was a recession going on and that most people couldn't afford the magazine let alone the magazine's contents:

Now I mostly read this though, I don't buy it often but when I do buy it I get full use out of it. It's a nice bit of work with some titbits here and there and some very scientific, yet layman-ish pieces of information. And it's not hard to understand or comprehend. The only problem is that it's associate with those £139.50-guzzling bastards otherwise known as the BlairBackingCunts. Anyway, aside from the origins, it's a very nice magazine.

**Loxias** · 10-22-2009, 02:32 PM

When I was in France I used to read :
Courrier International (translation of articles published on foreign newspaper on pretty much any topics)

and
La Recherche (good quality scientific review)

Here, I just read National Geographic I see at friends' place from time to time.

**Svipdag** · 10-24-2009, 10:24 PM

American Art Review
Archaeology
BBC Music
Opera News
Preservation News
American Rifleman

**~~Aemma~~** · 03-15-2010, 07:50 PM

I just picked this one up on Saturday: Urban Farm: Sustainable City Living, the second one-off published by the folks at Hobby Farms Magazine. A great little mag full of odds and sods of info and articles exploring the trend towards urban sustainability and food security issues. They've also got a website that I will soon be exploring: urbanfarmonline.com