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February 4, 2010
Across the Universe Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Ray Evans 1915
Ida Lupino 1918
Alice Cooper 1948

It's 2010 -- Now What?

     It's 2010 -- why don't I have a summer place on the moon?  Man first set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969.  That's over 40 years ago.  There should be commercial flights by now!  I'm not talking about a big Lunar mansion or anything, just a quiet little place overlooking the Sea of Tranquility where I can relax and play slow-motion frisbee.  Where the first hole of the local golf course is a 10,000 yard par 3.  Hey, that's another thing -- why are we still using yards?  I thought we were all supposed to be converting to metric by now.  The only thing metric in our lives is the 2-liter bottle of pop.  And it's only pop!  You can't buy 2 liters of milk or orange juice.  Did I miss a meeting?  It's 2010!  Why am I not flying to work?  Why are we still cooking?  How come robots aren't mowing my lawn?  It's 2010.  The future is here and I, for one, am disappointed.  Not only is there no rocket car in my driveway but we're still riding on trains.  Sherlock Holmes rode trains!  The only good thing about all this lack of progress is that magazines are still around to keep us occupied on those long train rides...
 

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*01/30/10 TIME Haiti Tragedy and Hope: A share of the proceeds will benefit Haitian relief efforts.
*01/30/10 Rotowire Fantasy Baseball Guide 2010: Complete draft kit.
*01/29/10 (201) Bride: From the publishers of (201) Magazine.
 01/29/10 Be Street: French urban magazine.
 01/29/10 Champs de Bataille Thématique: Military history, strategy & analysis. France.
*01/28/10 Australian Gourmet Traveller Annual Cookbook: Our favorite recipes.
 01/28/10 Spike: Art quarterly. Austria.
 01/26/10 Achtung: Zeitschrift für mode. Germany.
*01/25/10 USA Today 2010 Fantasy Baseball: Over 800 player projections.
*01/25/10 Cooking Light Best Recipes 2010: 105 greatest hits of the year for all occasions. 


    
THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     One of the key ingredients for making gunpowder -- potassium nitrate -- is contained in bird droppings.
--  January BBC Focus

     Currently, the Beatles have four albums on the Billboard Hot 200 and Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney each have an album there as well. 
--  January 30 Billboard
 

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THESE JALAPEŃO POPPERS ARE FILLED WITH BUMBLEBEES!

WIN A TRIP TO A TROPICAL ISLAND -- 
WHERE THE FILTHY RICH WILL HUNT YOU DOWN & KILL YOU! 

3 DIE IN THE GREAT POODLE STAMPEDE!

OSCARS™ TO SALUTE 2009 - A YEAR WITHOUT TOM CRUISE 

MYSTERIOUS BLOODSTAIN KEEPS REAPPEARING IN ROOM 413!

January 28, 2010
Data Privacy Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Ernst Lubitsch 1892
Barbi Benton 1950
Jermaine Dye & Magglio Ordóńez 1974

Haiti -- Tragedy and Hope

     Time magazine has released an 80-page bookazine that captures the devastation in Haiti after the earthquake.  A share of the proceeds will benefit Haitian relief efforts.  Stunning photographs and stirring prose give the reader a glimpse into Hell.  In these undertain times this handsome edition is a grim reminder of how good life still is in the United States relative to the less fortunate parts of the world.  The final article, "What Haiti Needs" by Bill Clinton, raises the light of hoped in the shadow of tragedy.  For every copy sold, Time will donate one dollar to Haitian relief efforts.  

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*01/23/10 Miami Heat Yearbook: Good enough ain't enough.
*01/23/10 Tampa Bay Lightning Yearbook: Together we will.
 01/22/10 Muley Crazy: The leading authority in mule deer hunting.
 01/21/10 Shark Diver Magazine: Livin' the dream!
*01/20/10 Cuisine Tonight Menus: 20&30-minute entrees with sides for every night of the week.
*01/20/10 Dallas Mavericks Official Yearbook: Annual.
*01/20/10 San Antonio Spurs Official Yearbook: Annual.
*01/20/10 Starting From Seed: From the publisher of Fine Gardening.
 01/20/10 CED Magazine: The premier magazine of broadband technology.
 01/20/10 Own: New men's originals. HK. 


    
THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has a dog named Skittles.
--  February Esquire

     Great Sand Dunes National Park is located in Colorado at an elevation of 8,200 feet. 
--  Winter Smithsonian Great Destinations
 

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UNSUSPECTING SPARROW FLIES INTO WOLVERINE ENCLOSURE AT COLUMBUS ZOO

TRANSYLVANIAN CENSUS-TAKER REFUSES TO COUNT DRACULA! 

AVATAR II TO BE RELEASED IN BLACK & WHITE!

MAN FINDS 7" BUTCHER KNIFE IN HIS CHEST & HAS NO IDEA HOW IT GOT THERE! 

SENIOR GROUP DISAPPOINTED THAT THE TOM CRUISE WHO CAME TO SPEAK TO THEM ISN'T THE ONE WHO INVENTED THE HOVEROUND

January 21, 2010
National Hug Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Benny Hill 1924
Placido Domingo 1941
Geena Davis 1956

How Will Magazines 'Go Widescreen'?

     Last week I wrote:

     Much like the movies which went widescreen after television became popular the magazines that survive will start to incorporate features that can't be properly produced online... 

     Of course now that television has finally gone widescreen, too, the movies are striving to differentiate themselves from TV by using updated 3D technology.  'Avatar' is not the first example but it's perhaps the best example of how well this strategy is working. As anyone who attended this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas knows, TV is quickly catching up to 3D, too, even before the movies have fully implemented it.  Now that print magazines are getting direct competition from emerging technologies -- online magazines, magazine websites, magazines on kindle and Apple's new tablet -- what will publishers do to 'go widescreen'? 

     This question may be based on a false premise.  Publishers are essentially content providers and may be more interested in continuing to provide content using whatever media seem best able to reach consumers than in continuing to provide jobs for printers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers.  Assuming that some publishers will always be willing to make a buck wherever they can find it, let's explore ways that they can make the most of print.

     Some of the features that magazines have incorporated in the past that work better in print than on video screens are fold-out posters, lenticular covers, and clip & keep recipe cards.  Fold-out posters are of a size larger than both a monitor screen or a home printer page and therefore have an advantage over digital technologies.  Lenticular covers are expensive to produce but cool-looking, very collectible, and provoke impulse-buying.  Also collectible are clip & keep recipe cards.  The two desirable qualities we can extract from these examples are Oversized and Collectible.  Both give print advantages over digital.

     So what other features can print incorporate to enhance their collectibilty?  Magazine publishers have long understood the desirability of celebrity covers.  One of the more popular ways currently used to increase newsstand sales is multiple covers.  One of the best of these promotions that I can recall was when TV Guide had four different covers one week, each depicting a different starship captain from the various Start Trek franchises.  In fact it may well behoove the print industry to do all they can to encourage the collecting of magazines. From publishing price guides and sponsoring magazine collector's trade shows, to including articles on magazine collectors in their current publications to starting new publications and websites dedicated to magazine collecting, the print magazine industry ought to do all that it can to grow this pastime as it may hold one of the keys to the survival of print.

     That brings us to Oversized.  Printing magazines at roughly the same dimensions as the paper used in home pc printers is just playing into digital's hands.  Paper dolls could be done online but would be limited by the tyranny of 8˝" x 11".  Print can do better than that.  How about celebrity face masks?  8˝" x 11" doesn't quite do it in this category but a slightly larger format could provide the proper dimensions for an excellent celebrity face mask.  Aside from being collectible, how cool would a flash mob of 2,000 people wearing Conan O'Brien's face been last week?  The possibilities are intriguing.  Model kits with cardstock cut-out parts -- some of those parts being over 11" long of course -- could provide a competitive advantage over digital.  As long as we're talking about oversized let's put in a plug for undersized as well.  Formats that reduce at least one dimension could make some print publications even more portable than they are today.

     There are a number of features that have yet to be incorporated into print magazines that can improve their viability, for instance, Chicago molecular gastronomist Homaro Cantu has developed a way to make edible ad pages that taste just like the food that they're advertising.  There must be many more that have yet to even be thought of.

     It's time for magazine publishers to start thinking out of the box if they want to save print because if they decide that they're more interested in new technologies they may find themselves losing out to publishers that are using new ways to make print competitive and more profitable than ever.  

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

 01/17/10 National Geographic Traveler China: All travel all the time.
 01/17/10 TrendsTime: China.
 01/16/10 Kaio: The Christian magazine for teens.
 01/16/10 Modern Wedding Flowers: Australia.
 01/13/10 U.S. Catholic: Published by the Claretians.
*01/12/10 Get Money: The magazine of choice for the corporate hustler™.
*01/12/10 Woman's Day Word Finds: Solve and "live well every day"™.
 01/12/10 Bodas USA La Revista: Bimestrales.
 01/12/10 Fast Th!nking: How innovation works. Australian.
 01/12/10 Australian Bella Beauty Magazine: Quarterly.
 01/12/10 Modern Wedding Planner: Australia. 


    
THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Proximity to fruit can endanger the longevity of cut flowers.
--  February Reader's Digest

     40% of the food in America's supply chain is wasted. 
--  February Harper's
 

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INTERNATIONAL COURT REASSIGNS YAHOO.COM TO AUSSIE FUNNYMAN

Hottest Food Trend: DEEP-FRIED SPACE STICKS! 

MANDRILL PROMOTED TO ALPHA MALE AFTER ACCIDENTALLY SITTING IN DAY-GLO PAINT

'KNIGHT AND DAY' IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF 'LEONARD PART 6' 

DISPIRITED, SLOOPY LETS GO

January 15, 2010
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (traditional) 
BIRTHDAYS 
Gene Krupa 1909
Andrea Martin 1947
Luis Alvarado 1949

2020 Vision

     What surprises does the next decade hold in store for us?  In the great tradition of Criswell, 
I Predict:
 
     By 2020 the hottest pop star of the decade, Lourdes Leon, will already be yesterdays news...

     MP3s will be made obsolete by a new file type with a faster sampling rate so iTunes can sell everything all over again... 
  
     Nightly newscasts in 3D...  

     Staff with genuine people skills will be so rare and prized by employers that universities will start to offer courses in interpersonal skills... 

     Much like the movies which went widescreen after television became popular the magazines that survive will start to incorporate features that can't be properly produced online... 

     And finally, cell phone use will be banned at McDonalds.

NEW MAGAZINES
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*01/12/10 Bike Magazine The Bible of Bike Tests: The most comprehensive gear guide ever created.
*01/09/10 Elephant: The art & visual culture magazine.
 01/09/10 Sobefit: Edited by Marta Montenegro.
 01/09/10 Code: Documenting style. Netherlands.
 01/09/10 Kurv: Fashion. Beauty. Culture. Art. Style.
 01/09/10 Barcelonés: Castellano · English · Catalá.
 01/07/10 Flower Magazine: Enriching your life through flowers.
 01/05/10 Urban Garden Magazine: Hydroponics for growing minds.
    
THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Motivational guru Tony Robbins' grandfather wrote the Huckleberry Hound Show.
-- January/February AARP the Magazine

     Gelotophobia is the fear of being laughed at. 
--  Jan-Feb Utne Reader
 

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O POSSUM! MARSUPIAL INVASION MAKES HOMEOWNER SQUIRRELLY!

Expert: MOST GHOSTS ARE TERRIFIED OF THE LIVING! 

MAN FINDS THOUSAND-YEAR-OLD GOLD COIN WITH HIS OWN FACE ON IT!

'KNIGHT AND DAY' NAMED CLEVEREST MOVIE TITLE EVER! 

Making Lemonade... NEW YORK FURRIER HARVESTING RATS!

January 6, 2010
Little Christmas 
BIRTHDAYS 
Danny Thomas 1912
Vic Tayback 1930
Rowan Atkinson 1955

New Year, New Technologies...

     New technologies are impacting our lives every day.  These days a fully-loaded cell phone contains a still camera, a video camera, an mp3 player, internet access, a book reader, a GPS, a keyboard for texting and, oh yeah, a phone.  The beauty of all these emerging technologies is that consumers now have a wide variety of choices.  Take music for instance.  You can go to a concert, play a CD, listen to the radio, stream off the internet, put your iPod on, throw a cassette on in your car, or sit down at a piano and play.  Some people even listen to LPs.  The point I'm trying to make, I guess, is that new technologies don't always replace old ones, they just give us more choices.  I received an Amazon Kindle as a gift last year and I've already read over 20 books on it but I still go to the library for books.  Last week I even bought a bunch of paperbacks at a book store. The printed book is a technology that is hundreds of years old but we still read them.  Radio's heyday was in the 30s and 40s but we still listen to it at work and in the car.  The golden age of Cinema was in the 20s and 30s but even with television, DVDs and Blu-Ray we still go to the movies.  Many predicted that the advent of the personal computer was going to cut paper consumption drastically but instead it's gone up. No one knows what the future of the magazine industry will be like but ten years ago many people were already predicting that it had five more years and then magazines would be gone.  In double that time they weren't even close to right.

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*01/02/10 Walk It Off: No-fail weight loss.
 01/01/10 Snow: Life | lift | luxury.
 01/01/10 Signature Magazine: L.A. lifestyle.
*12/30/09 Munaluchi Bridal: For the bride who craves culture and style.
 12/29/09 Art Journaling: 50+ tricks, tips & ideas to rev up your journaling.
 12/29/09 Mousse: Contemporary art magazine. Italy.
 
    
THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The opening scene in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" where Indiana Jones runs from the natives to the pontoon plane after stealing the golden idol in the booby-trapped cave was shot not in South America, where it was set, but on the island of Kauai in Hawai'i.
-- February Hawai'i Magazine

     The average German eats 70 lbs. of sausage each year. 
--  February/March German Life
 

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Study: 5 OUT OF 5 GIRAFFES PREFER SPAGHETTI TO MOSTACCIOLI

YOU MAY NOT BELIEVE IN GHOSTS BUT THEY BELIEVE IN YOU! 

NORTH DAKOTA IS STILL THERE!

ZOMBIE DOG SHORTS OUT AN ELECTRIFIED FENCE! 

RARE QUARTER WORTH 26 CENTS!

December 31, 2009
New Year's Eve 
BIRTHDAYS 
Ben Kingsley 1943
Bebe Neuwirth 1958
Val Kilmer 1959

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*12/26/09 Sew It All: From the editors of Sew News.
*12/26/09 Golf Getaways: Destinations and vacations.
*12/26/09 Beckett Pokémon Unofficial Collector: Happy reading!
*12/26/09 Great Kitchen and Bath Ideas: Back by popular demand!
*12/26/09 Handgun Buyers' Guide: 100+ handguns reviewed.
*12/26/09 The Women of King: Collector's issue!
 12/23/09 Cosmopolitan China: For the fun fearless female.
 12/23/09 Esquire China: For men.
 12/23/09 Harper's Bazaar China: Monthly.
 12/23/09 Men's Health China: For men.
 12/23/09 Sudoku Pratique: Avec les solutions. France.
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     One of the coldest places in the Universe lies over a quarter of a mile below Northeastern Minnesota -- It's more than 4˝ degrees colder than outer space.
-- Winter Discover presents Extreme Universe

     Legend has it that the ghost of Jack the Ripper can be seen throwing himself into the Thames River off the Westchester Bridge at the stroke of midnight every New Year's eve. 
--  January Paranormal
 

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Study: 9 OUT OF 10 WOMBATS PREFER LOBSTER OVER CRAB

AFTER SECRET SURGERY TOM ALMOST AS TALL AS KATIE! 

NEW MEGA-CRUISE SHIP FEATURES A SHIPBOARD RODEO!

A KISS FROM THE KISSING GHOST IS THE KISS OF DEATH! 

MAN EATS SOMETHING HE'S NEVER EATEN BEFORE -- EVERY DAY FOR A YEAR!

December 24, 2009
Christmas Eve 
BIRTHDAYS 
Ava Gardner 1922
Nicholas Meyer 1945
Diedrich Bader 1966

NEW MAGAZINES
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 12/22/09 Dear Dave: Photography.
*12/18/09 Lindy's Big 12 Champions: The battle for no. 1.
*12/18/09 Log & Timber Home Workbook: Answers to your most-asked questions.
*12/18/09 Navy Annual: A 21st Century defense publication.
 12/18/09 Rev! Magazine: Revving up ministry together.
 12/18/09 Modern Luxury Dallas: Living well in the metroplex.
 12/16/09 Linux Magazine: Espańa.
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     John Lennon was the first person on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
-- January/February Mental Floss

     Wrigley Field was called Weeghman Park when it was built in 1914. 
--  Winter 2009/10 Route 66 Magazine
 

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PENNSYLVANIA POLTERGEIST PELTS THE POMPOUS WITH PUMPKINS!

STANDING UNDER THE MISTLETOE CAN MAKE YOU SICK! 

W O L D ? RADIO LISTENERS IN NORTH DAKOTA TUNE IN BROADCAST FROM 1957!

FUZZY?  STONED?  YOU MIGHT BE A PEACH! 

SALT LAKE CITY MAN CLAIMS TO HAVE FOUND SECRET TUNNEL TO SAN DIEGO!

December 21, 2009
Winter Solstice 
BIRTHDAYS 
Phil Donahue 1935
Jane Fonda 1937 
Jeffrey Katzenberg 1950

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

 12/14/09 Steppe: A central Asian panorama. UK.
 12/13/09 Bead: 132 pages of jewellery inspiration. UK.
*12/12/09 Ultimate Metal Guitar 2: Powered by the Rock House Method.
*12/12/09 Country Patchwork presents Christmas Patchwork: 18 yuletide projects.
 12/12/09 Colorado Expression: The best of Colorado living.
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Our solar system contains five recognized dwarf planets: Pluto, Eris. Ceres, Makemake and Haumea.
-- January/February Discover

     On The Simpsons, the voice of Comic Book Guy is provided by actor Hank Azaria. 
--  TIME 1989
 

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SPELUNKERS SEARCH FOR THE GRAFENBERG TREASURE IN WORLD'S DEEPEST CAVE

TEDDY BEAR HAS BELONGED TO 3 DIFFERENT LITTLE BOYS & ALL OF THEM ARE DEAD! 

GUESS WHO'S GOING REINDEER HUNTING THIS CHRISTMAS EVE?

HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLS THE INVISIBLE MAN! 

BAM! EXPLODING GAS MAIN LEVELS TV CHEF'S RESTAURANT!

December 17, 2009
Wright Brothers Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Sy Oliver 1910
Bob Guccione 1930 
Eugene Levy 1946

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*12/12/09 Brain World: Humanity's new frontier.
*12/12/09 Pokémon: Official magazine.
 12/09/09 Moto Tech: The international journal of motorcycle engineering. UK.
 12/08/09 Microsoft Flight Simulator: The essential guide!
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     There are no McDonald's restaurants in Iceland.
-- January Harper's

     Scorpions fluoresce in ultraviolet light.
--  Jan/Feb Science Illustrated
 

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DRACULA DISGUSTED WITH TODAY'S TEEN VAMPIRES

WINDIGOS, DÖPPELGANGERS AND HITCHHIKING GHOSTS 
FINALLY ACCEPTED INTO SHAPESHIFTERS UNION 

And the secret ingredient is... COCKROACHES!

RUNAWAY DOG RETURNS -- 31 YEARS LATER! 

CAR THIEF CONSTRICTED TO DEATH BY BOA IN THE BACKSEAT!

December 11, 2009
Indiana Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Victor McLaglen 1883
Ron Carey 1935
Teri Garr 1947

NEW MAGAZINES
All titles below are new to the store but those with a * are also newly published.

*12/07/09 Model Airplane Plans Collection: From the publishers of RCM&E.
*12/05/09 Farewell: Stars we loved & lost in 2009.
 12/05/09 ReNew: Technology for a sustainable future.
 12/05/09 Habitus: Living in design. Australia.
 12/05/09 My Child: Australia.
 12/04/09 FLW Outdoors: Official publication of America's largest and most prestigious fishing tournaments.
 12/04/09 Susquehanna Life: Live the region... Lets us show you how.
*12/03/09 The Beer Connoisseur: Beer culture defined.
 12/03/09 Ancient Warfare: Bi-monthly from the Netherlands. In English.
 12/03/09 Tattoo Collection: UK.
 12/02/09 Art Quilting Studio: A magazine with heart, soul & imagination.
 12/02/09 Gulfscapes: Finer Gulf Coast Living.
 12/01/09 Autism Spectrum Quarterly: The Magajournal.

   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Pink Floyd's 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon is back on the Billboard 200 -- its 742nd appearance on the chart.
-- December 12 Billboard

     Humans share approximately 98.5% of their DNA with chimpanzees.
--  December BBC Focus
 

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TOM CRUISE TO PLAY 'DOC' IN LIVE-ACTION SNOW WHITE

MOST GREEN GIANTS ACTUALLY RATHER DOUR 

LYCANTHROPY EXPERT CLAIMS THAT FEWER THAN 7% OF WEREWOLVES CAN DO THE MILKBONE-ON-THE-NOSE TRICK!

MAGICIAN BAREFOOT AFTER ACCIDENTALLY DROPPING WAND 

DURING STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS SENATOR IS SURPRISED 
TO FIND A LIVE COATIMUNDI IN HIS PANTS!

December 9, 2009
International Anti-Corruption Day 
BIRTHDAYS 
Buck Henry 1930
Dick Butkus 1942
John Malkovich 1953

NEW MAGAZINES
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 11/28/09 Sew Somerset: The art of creative sewing with mixed-media.
 11/28/09 Dell Fun-to-Solve Crosswords: 100 puzzles!
 11/28/09 Australian Traveller: Honestly Australian.
 11/25/09 Texas Outdoors Journal: Texas' most comprehensive outdoors publication.
 11/24/09 Tattoo Ideas: UK.
 11/24/09 The Benefactor: Art & literature quarterly.
 11/24/09 Jewish Book World: The quarterly publication of the Jewish Book Council.
 11/24/09 Renovate & Extend: Don't move. Improve! Australia.

   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The spotted quoll is the world's second largest carnivorous marsupial.
-- February BBC Knowledge

     The Steel Dragon 2000, the world's longest steel roller coaster, is over a mile long.
--  December BBC Focus
 

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MAGICIAN'S WIFE GIVES BIRTH TO 14 RABBITS!

LAS VEGAS DEMOTED TO 'ENTERTAINMENT CAPITOL OF THE SOUTHWEST' 

THE LAKES, NV & YOUNG AMERICA, MN NOW SISTER CITIES

MAN HOLDING 3 TREYS WINS IDENTICAL TRIPLETS IN POKER GAME! 

MICK JAGGER HAS BEEN SATISFIED NOW FOR OVER 30 YEARS

December 3, 2009
International Day of Disabled Persons
BIRTHDAYS 
Andy Williams 1927
Mel Smith 1952
Anna Chlumsky 1980

NEW MAGAZINES
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*11/21/09 Cesar's Way: The Dog Whisperer answers your questions.
*11/20/09 Artpulse: International Contemporary Art.
*11/20/09 Jaguar: The complete story.
*11/20/09 Transworld Skateboarding Buyers Guide: What pros ride.
*11/20/09 World Series: 27th Title!
 11/20/09 Afterall: A journal of art, context and inquiry.
 11/20/09 The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan sports.

   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The longest earthquake ever monitored lasted nearly ten minutes.
-- LIFE 2000-2009 The Decade The Changed The World

     Cardinals are members of the Finch family.
--  December Birds & Blooms
 

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MOST ALASKANS ARE UFO ALIENS!

FORD TO BURY GM WITH 100-MPG SUV! 

RECORD TURNOUT AT HOBO CONVENTION!

HOT-AIR BALLOON LAUNCHED IN 1958 STILL HASN'T COME DOWN! 

BELGIUM HAS THE BEST FRENCH FRIES!

November 29, 2009
LP Day (333rd Day of the Year)
BIRTHDAYS 
Yakima Canutt 1896
Billy Strayhorn 1915
Joel Coen 1954

NEW MAGAZINES
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*11/18/09 Learn to Quilt: With Marianne Fons and Mary Fons.
 11/17/09 Gazelland Magazine: Edited by Paulo Gazelle.
 11/17/09 Susie Magazine: A global sisterhood for teen girls.
*11/13/09 The Last Magazine: "We're just doing what we like."
*11/13/09 Scrapbook Trends Christmas Cards: For those you love.
*11/13/09 Atlanta Falcons Yearbook: 2009 edition.
 11/13/09 Southern Sports Journal: Profiles | analysis | exclusive interviews.
   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     John Quincy Adams, America's 6th President, kept an alligator in the White House.
-- November/December National Geographic Traveler

     The Loganberry is a hybrid of a blackberry and a raspberry.
-- November/December Mental Floss
 

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OLY-HAY OW-CAY!  WORLD'S FIRST TALKING DOG ONLY SPEAKS PIG LATIN!

FREIGHT TRAIN HAS BEEN PASSING THROUGH ROCKFORD SINCE SUNDAY NIGHT 

AUDIENCE MEMBER KILLED BY MAGICIAN-THROWN PLAYING CARD
TURNS OUT TO BE TERRORIST MASTERMIND OSAMA BIN LADEN!

MISSING LINK FOUND!  It was under the eggs 

New evidence proves... JOSEF STALIN WAS CANADIAN!

November 26, 2009
Thanksgiving Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Bat Masterson 1853
Charles M. Schulz 1922
Rich Little 1938

NEW MAGAZINES
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*11/11/09 Lurve: From Germany -- In English.
*11/11/09 Collectors Edition Sports: Yankees - A Team of Destiny.
*11/11/09 Interweave Knits Accessories: 60+ scarves, hats, socks & mitts.
*11/11/09 Ancient Egypt: From the editors of Archaeology Magazine.
*11/11/09 Star Wars Insider Special Edition: Explore the complete saga!
 11/11/09 Music Tech Masterclass: Expert workshops, walkthroughs and reviews... UK.
 11/11/09 Utopia Kitchen & Bathroom: The only kitchen and bathroom magazine dedicated to luxury design. UK.
 11/11/09 Caribbean Network: Your link to the Caribbean.
   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Two-thirds of the vendors at Chicago's Christkindlmarket are from Germany.
-- December/January German Life

     81% of homes in Las Vegas are now worth less than their mortgages.
-- December Harper's
 

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"TENTACULAR SPECTACULAR" PIZZA TOPPED WITH BOTH SQUID AND OCTOPUS!

SLOWEST GRIZZLY BEAR FASTER THAN FASTEST CHICAGO BEAR 

ON HIS WAY TO THE PUMPS WITH A JUMBO JAVA 
TRUCKER'S BLADDER EXPLODES LIKE A PIPE BOMB!

NEARLY 60% OF SANTA'S ELVES NOW RECEIVE FOOD STAMPS! 

New evidence proves... HEINZ NEVER HAD MORE THAN 56 VARIETIES!

November 11, 2009
Veterans Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Robert Ryan 1909
Kurt Vonnegut 1922
Leonardo DiCaprio 1974

NEW MAGAZINES
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*11/06/09 Time Out Chicago Kids: The Chicago parents' guide to culture & entertainment.
*11/06/09 Time Out Zagreb: In insiders' guide to the Croatian capital.
*11/06/09 The Essential Windows 7 Handbook: 100% unofficial.
 11/05/09 The Comedians: America's comedy magazine.
 11/05/09 Girlfriend: Australia.
   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     There are 12, 804 McDonald's restaurants in the United States.
-- November BBC Focus

     It takes at least 528 gallons of water to produce one day's worth of food for one person.
-- December Discover
 

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Now it can be told... EISENHOWER TRIED TO OUTLAW THE HULA HOOP!

NORTH DAKOTA TO CHANGE ITS NAME TO WEST DAKOTA! 

SEATTLE MAN NEEDS TO FIND LESS EXPENSIVE PSYCHIATRIST FOR HIS PET AARDVARK

TOM CRUISE TO CHANGE HIS NAME TO TOM CROUGAR MELLENCAMP! 

THE #1 CAUSE OF DEATH IN ELDRITCH, MN IS FEAR!

November 8, 2009
Synaxis of the Archangel Michael and the other Bodiless Powers of Heaven
BIRTHDAYS 
Milton Bradley 1836
Bram Stoker 1847
Joe Flynn 1919

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/31/09 Vampires: New Moon Insider special.
 10/28/09 The Sovereign: Newspaper of the resistance!
 10/28/09 Caribbean Living: Beyond the beach.
   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     A golf course in Australia is 850 miles long and requires use of an autombile to get from hole to hole.
-- November 6 The Week

     A spot in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is the Midwest's snowiest, averaging nearly 21 feet each year.
-- December Midwest Living
 

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WOLFMAN CAPTURED!  Benicio del Toro brings classic Universal monster to life

OTHER DOGS BURY BONES IN CHURCHYARDS -- ZOMBIE DOG DIGS THEM UP! 

BANK TELLER CONVINCES GUNMAN TO TAKE A CHECK!

HUMAN SKULL WITH HORNS FOUND IN THE DESERT NEAR HELLSGATE, UTAH! 

DELUXE LINE OF TEDDY BEARS STUFFED WITH HUMAN HAIR!

November 5, 2009
Guy Fawkes Night
BIRTHDAYS 
Joel McCrea 1905
Art Garfunkel 1941

NEW MAGAZINES
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 10/27/09 Letterland: Phonics fun with all your alphabet friends! UK.
 10/27/09 Home Farmer: For dreamers and realists. UK.
 10/27/09 Buds & Babes: Pot mag with pinups. UK.
   

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     On Jupiter, one day lasts just 10 hours.
-- October BBC Focus

     Bruce Springsteen & The E Street band, who sold fewer than 8,500 tickets in Iowa in September, sold over a quarter of a million tickets in New Jersey just a week or two later.
-- October 31 Billboard
 

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BOY SEES DEAD PEOPLE!  Third-grade class takes field trip to county morgue.

ZOMBIE DOG TURNS TABLES ON TV'S DOG WHISPERER! 

THIEF GOES BACK TO STORE HE STOLE A BLOCK OF SCRATCH-OFFS FROM
TO REDEEM HIS WINNERS!

BILL GATES WANDERS INTO AN UNUSED WING OF HIS MANSION AND FINDS A LIVING DINOSAUR HE FORGOT HE HAD 

CHICAGO MAN SUFFOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF A PILE OF AFFECTIONATE COCKER SPANIELS!

October 31, 2009
Hallowe'en
BIRTHDAYS 
Dick Francis 1920
Kinky Friedman 1944

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/21/09 Disney for Kids: Tinkerbell.
*10/21/09 The New Youth Corridor: The guide to timeless beauty.
*10/21/09 Beadwork presents 41 Favorite Jewelry Designs: Collector's edition.
*10/21/09 Dream Kitchens: Grand rooms, exquisite detail.
*10/21/09 Life During the Civil War: From the publisher of History Magazine.
 10/21/09 PSM3: 100% Playstation gaming. UK.
 

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The Russian novel "War and Peace" follows the actions of over 500 characters.
-- November/December Mental Floss

     Actress Winona Ryder has tiny feet.
-- November Black Book
 

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WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIN!  70s funk band plays a date in Andorra

STRANGELY ENOUGH, ZOMBIE DOG'S FAVORITE TIPPLE IS A STINGER 

HOME PLATE VAMPIRE CALLS NIGHT GAMES ONLY

Report: AT LEAST 17 STEROID-ABUSING PRO ATHLETES HAVE GROWN 
RUDIMENTARY TAILS! 

"SO HELP ME GODZILLA," SAID KING KONG ON THE WITNESS STAND

October 25, 2009
Beetroot Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Leo G. Carroll 1886
Billy Barty 1924

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/17/09 Cryptograms Special: 300 cryptograms in every issue.
*10/17/09 Mac Format presents The Essential iPhone Handbook: Unmissable advice from the independent phone experts. UK.
*10/14/09 Lana Turner: A journal of poetry and opinion.
*10/14/09 JM Magazine: Models · celebs · fitness · music · video.
*10/14/09 Ultimate Gear Guide: Hundreds of essential products for guitarists, bassists, keyboardists and home studios!
 10/14/09 The Knitter: Ideas for creative knitting. UK.
 

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The National Poultry Museum opened on May 8, 2009 in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
-- October/November Backyard Poultry

     At 18,008 feet, Mt. St Elias is the second tallest peak in the U.S.
-- LIFE Our National Parks
 

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UFO STOPS TRAFFIC IN NATION'S CAPITAL!  Uncle Fred's Oldsmobile breaks down on Pennsylvania Avenue

THIS MAN'S CHILDREN REALLY ARE LITTLE MONSTERS! 

BORED ATLANTIC CITY MAN TAKES WALK ON BOARDWALK AFTER FINDING PLACE TO PARK ON PARK PLACE

ALL THE DISHES AT A NEW LAS VEGAS BUFFET ARE MADE OF MEAT -- EVEN THE SALADS & DESSERTS!

HOW MANY CANNED CANADIAN HAMS CAN A CANADIAN CAN IF A CANADIAN CAN CAN CANNED CANADIAN HAMS?

October 22, 2009
Pomme Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Curly Howard 1903
Jeff Goldblum 1952

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/13/09 Resistance: Journal of the Earth Liberation Movement.
*10/13/09 LUV: For Otaku by Otaku.
*10/13/09 Tea Time: Tearooms · food · china · table settings.
*10/13/09 Sports Illustrated Most Valuable Puzzles: Puzzles from the world of sports.
 10/13/09 Bowhunting the North Country: The region's ultimate archery magazine.
 10/13/09 Whitetail Times: Dedicated to ethical hunting and management of the whitetail deer.
 10/13/09 Performance Boats: Off shore edition.
 10/13/09 Island Life: Barbados.

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Each year U.S. plastic surgeons remove 65,628 inches of nose.
-- November Harper's

     The Norwegian Lundehund has six toes on each foot.
-- December Dog Fancy
 

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GHOST OF HOLLYWOOD STAR HAUNTS MGM/UNITED ARTISTS STUDIOS!  Tom Cruise doesn't want to leave.

ZOMBIE DOG LIKES TO BURY BONES THAT ARE STILL ATTACHED TO THE LIVING! 

ZOOLOGISTS DISCOVER 4-LEGGED OSTRICH THAT MAY BE WORLD'S FASTEST ANIMAL!

VERY FEW GIRAFFES LIVE IN BASEMENT APARTMENTS

HOMELESS CARNIVAL FREAKS SQUATTING IN ABANDONED AMUSEMENT PARK

October 18, 2009
Alaska Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Inger Stevens 1934
Mike Ditka 1939

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/10/09 Cosmology's Greatest Discoveries: Astronomy Magazine collector's edition.
 10/10/09 Penny's Famous Fill-In Puzzles: Super jumbo issue!
 10/10/09 Magic Patch: From France -- in English.
 10/08/09 NOR: New Ohio Review.
 10/08/09 The Objective Standard: A journal of culture and politics.
 10/08/09 Revolution: The world's ultimate watch lifestyle magazine.


THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     What do Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and new York City mayor Michael Bloomberg have in common? They're all among the hundreds of Americans who are richer than Donald Trump.
-- 2009 Forbes 400

     The beaver is the largest of America's rodents.
-- Nov/Dec Back Home
 

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MOON MEN TO INVADE CHICAGO!  Aldrin and Lovell to speak at the Museum of Science and Industry

ZOMBIE DOG TO GET HOTDOG STAND NAMED AFTER HIM 

HERETOFORE INACCESSIBLE NEVADA CANYON HOME TO GIANT FIRE-BREATHING LIZARDS!

SURPRISE VISIT FROM KLOWN KOLLEGE LEAVES 3 DEAD AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL!

LATEST BRITISH HIT SERIES INCLUDE PROFESSOR HOW, OFFICER WHAT and MONSIGNOR WHY

October 15, 2009
Global Handwashing Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Penny Marshall 1942
Jim Palmer 1945

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/08/09 Baltimore Ravens Official Yearbook: Play like a raven.
*10/08/09 Carolina Panthers Yearbook: Annual.
*10/08/09 Detroit Lions Official Yearbook: Now slightly less pathetic!
*10/08/09 Miami Dolphins Yearbook: A new era of Miami Dolphins football.
 10/08/09 Modern Wedding Cakes & Chocolates: Australia.
 10/08/09 Looking Back: Sharing sweet memories of Days Gone By.


THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. 
-- Nov/Dec Science Illustrated

     Any animal up to the size of a mouse can survive a fall from any height without injury.
-- December BBC Knowledge
 

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END OF THE WORLD NEAR!  CBS to cancel 'As the World Turns'

NEW WEREWOLF BREEDS AVAILABLE IN FAWN BRINDLE & BLUE MERLE 

LOST IN THE DESERT? DON'T ACCEPT A RIDE ON THE PHANTOM STAGECOACH!

TOM TURNED DOWN FOR JOB WITH CELEBRITY CRUISES

DOG SKELETON WITH 3 SKULLS FOUND IN CAVE OUTSIDE CERBERUS, AZ!

October 11, 2009
National Coming Out Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Elmore Leonard 1925
Joan Cusack 1962

NEW MAGAZINES
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*10/06/09 The Flyfish Journal: Quarterly.
*10/06/09 IDN Extra - Cut & Paste: From sketch to production.
 10/06/09 Guitar Aficionado Magazine: Guitars, cars, watches, wine & the deluxe life.
 10/06/09 Irish Roots: Celebrating Irish ancestry.
*10/03/09 TIME for Kids United States Atlas: More than 60 maps & 150 full-color photos!
*10/02/09 Taken: Fashion, trends, beauty, depth, motivation and inspiration.
 10/02/09 Elle: UK travel edition.
*09/30/09 Get Started 2010!: Special from Solar Today.
*09/30/09 Fast & Fabulous Quilting Ideas: Favorite picks from American Patchwork & Quilting.
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     In 1982 Americans wasted 500 million gallons of gas stuck in traffic -- 25 years later that number has swollen to 2,810 million gallons. 
-- October Reader's Digest

     No one in Tokyo, Japan lives more than 500 meters from a convenience store.
-- October Monocle
 

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ROBOTS FROM SPACE COMING TO EARTH!  More NASA space junk falling out of orbit.

DEATH COMES IN THIRTEENS AT THE CARNIVAL OF BLOOD! 

WEREWOLVES NEVER DRINK COORS LIGHT

ZOO OTTERS UP TO NO GOOD

FIELD OF SUNFLOWERS CONCEALS SECRET COLONY OF HOMUNCULI!

October 8, 2009
Citrouille Day
BIRTHDAYS 
Harvey Pekar 1939
Chevy Chase 1943

NEW MAGAZINES
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*09/29/09 Violin Heroes: Top violinists of today look back on the players who have influenced them.
 09/29/09 Science in Society: UK.
*09/27/09 Make-Ability: A variety of quick | simple | fun crafts for all.
*09/27/09 Health & Fitness for Cyclists: From Cycling Weekly. UK.
*09/27/09 Muzzleloading: Gear and more for black powder hunters.
*09/27/09 AD Collector: The best design 2009.
*09/27/09 Cook's Country Best Country Recipes: From the hit TV show.
*09/27/09 The Best of Mr. Food 15-Minute Recipes: 272 flavor-packed recipes.
*09/27/09 Woman's Weekly Cookery Special: 51 delicious baking recipes. UK.
*09/27/09 Harper's Bazaar Runway Report: New fall collections.
 09/27/09 The Fountain: A magazine of scientific and spiritual thought.
 09/27/09 Penny Press Good Time Easy Crosswords: Penny Press means puzzle pleasure!
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     Two Beatles albums, Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, are among the top ten selling albums in both Italy and Portugal this week. 
-- October 3 Billboard

     Wyatt Earp's brother Virgil is buried in Portland, OR.
-- December Wild West
 

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ALIENS IN THE WHITE HOUSE!  President hosts foreign leaders.

WHEN ZOMBIE DOG WAGS HIS TAIL THE STENCH IS ALMOST UNBEARABLE! 

LITTLE OLD LADY MUTILATED LATE LAST NIGHT!

82% OF GIRAFFES DRIVE CONVERTIBLES

WHY TOM CRUISE WILL NEVER MAKE A MOVIE WITH VINCE VAUGHN

October 1, 2009
International Day of Older Persons
BIRTHDAYS 
Walter Matthau 1920
Julie Andrews 1935

NEW MAGAZINES
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 09/26/09 Soccer 360: For fans of the greatest game.
*09/25/09 LIV': Knowing showing going places.
 09/25/09 WPT Poker: The official World Poker Tour magazine.
*09/24/09 New Awareness: Spirituality · esotericism · new age.
*09/24/09 Color Made Easy: From pretty to powerful.
 09/24/09 Newwork Magazine: Published biannually by Studio Newwork.
 09/23/09 H+ Magazine: Humanity plus.
    

THINGS WE LEARNED FROM READING MAGAZINES TODAY

     The total number of humans who have ever lived is 160 billion, according to the Population Reference Bureau. 
-- September BBC Focus

     October 14th in Wishek, North Dakota is Sauerkraut Day.
-- October Midwest Living
 

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GIANT BAT SOARS OVER CHICAGO! Claes Oldenburg's baseball-inspired sculpture rises 100 feet into the air. 

ZOMBIE DOG KNOWS YOU'RE THERE -- HE CAN SMELL YOUR BRAIN! 

NOBODY RIDES BY THE HANGMAN'S TREE ON THE NIGHT OF THE FULL-BLOODED MOON!

DISNEY PATRON DIES OF SEVERE EARWORM INFESTATION!

916-FOOT 74,000-TON CRUISE SHIP VANISHES IN BALTIMORE HARBOR!

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