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vivinator
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06 Apr 2010, 1:50 pm

I've already subscribed to 4 magazines. and have access to 3 others that my Dad has subscribed to. These are News/current events type magazines.

The Economist, Time, Barron's, Foreign Policy, Harper's, Good and Mother Jones.

I've also been thinking about :

Reason- Libertarian Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly

choosing not to do the National Review (Conservative) and the Nation (liberal) for now.

I also am a member of some professional organizations which provide their own publications.

is their really a huge advantage to paying for a print version for some of these?

I do like to take my eyes of the computer now and then as staring at a computer constantly can hurt they eyes and isn't healthy. also using the internet too much can be a problem for me.


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ValMikeSmith
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06 Apr 2010, 5:08 pm

I predict that International BSoD Day is coming soon.
If you want to read after that, get it on paper.