Your favourite magazines

[Krystal Meth]

Vogue Italia, Vogue Paris, Vogue Russia, Vogue Japan, French Numéro, i-D (I have a copy of the first ever issue), and Dazed & Confused.

British and American Vogue have too many celebrity eds that I don't care about and not enough fashion these days.

[silver_surfer]

Popular science, Forbes, GQ, readers digest, Chip, National Geographic travellers, lonely planet.

[Svipdag]

I've seen this mag in our local: ScientificAmerican. It looks fairly good.

IMO, of the magazines popularising science, it is the very best. Many of the articles are by the scientists who are involved in cutting-edge research. Many of the rest are by their colleagues who are better writers. I recommend it highly.

[LightHouse89]

play boy

[LightHouse89]

there is a science/research journal from Washington dc my father use to subscribe to and I would take them and read them when he was finished with them. I cannot remember what the name was? It had more to do with archaeology and natural history...a lot of stuff on early mankind and stuff like that. I enjoyed those journals.

[Svipdag]

there is a science/research journal from Washington dc my father use to subscribe to and I would take them and read them when he was finished with them. I cannot remember what the name was? It had more to do with archaeology and natural history...a lot of stuff on early mankind and stuff like that. I enjoyed those journals.

Perhaps "Smithsonian Magazine" ? It is the popular journal published by the Smithsonian Institution. Their professional-level journal is called "Proceedings of the Smithsonian Institution".

[Svipdag]

I have over 40-years of National Geographic, including my father's collection. But I'm tempted to let my subscription lapse. NG is very left winged. They use to give glowing articles on life in communist nations in the 70s. And I remember one article in particular from 1981 about how wonderful life was in the new Zimbabwe.

I dropped my subscription because they wandered off into fields not even remotely related to geography, e.g. The Sense of Smell, Money, etc. I didn't subscribe to "National Neurophysiologic" or "National Economic", but to National GEOGRAPHIC.

[diegrossezeit]

Armchair General.

[lei.talk]

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john parrillo is the man
that envisioned and detailed the blue-print
making it possible for body-builders
to become as large as gilbert martinez (signing his art as "Gilbert III") had drawn them
in john grimek's magazine muscular development
during the sixties and seventies.

ronnie coleman was the first man to come close:

tom platz tried, but, could not eat enough



the girl that operates/lives in my palaestra
has every personal-trainer certification there is
and she flatly declares that her first and second certification
from john parrillo is the best available.

she, also, recommends his videos:



while not all of john parrillo's exercise equipment
is as revolutionary as arthur jones' original nautilus
and more recent medx designs,

many of his pieces are very popular
in my palaestra.

important update:
new address at john's website: https://www.parrilloperformance.com/performance-press/

[Peikko]

I like to read Jallu and Kalle, when I go to bathroom: