Magazines to Subscribe to

[tifosi77]

Wine Spectator - The Art of Gazing at Grapes?

The Art of Wallet Shrinkage.

There's an adage in motor racing; The best way to make a small fortune in racing is to start with a large one. Same applies to wine making/collecting. (Not that we are collectors)

[columbia]

I've been to a high end wine auction and it was pretty fascinating to watch. It wasn't clear whether the folks there were subsequent re-sellers or direct collectors. At some point, the auctioneer realized that he had four bottles of a specific wine, instead of three. The buyer didn't flinch and bought the fourth for another 10K.

[Letang Is The Truth]

along these lines - how many use the Newsstand App on iPad? i use it for conde nast traveler and i find the extra materials and ease of navigation amazing. i dont even look at the actual magazine any more. i wonder how many other magazines are like this now

[Kaizer]

I subscribed to WWF magazine about 45 times when i was around 10-13 yrs old.
bill me later? Suckers!

[blackjack68]

Reader's Digest is always good for the back of the bowl.

[canaan]

Coatings Pro Magazine...that ish is free online.

there is a pretty good read on the website now about a rehab project on SheiKra, a steel coaster, at Busch Gardens. This kinda stuff is pretty close to what my day-to-day is (but in a shop setting).

part 1: SheiKra Rehab Part 1

part 2: SheiKra Rehab Part 2

[canaan]

in before "OMG YOU PAINE ROLLY COASERS AT YOUR JOBz?!"

[Kaizer]

Wut

[redwill]

Coatings Pro Magazine...that ish is free online.

there is a pretty good read on the website now about a rehab project on SheiKra, a steel coaster, at Busch Gardens. This kinda stuff is pretty close to what my day-to-day is (but in a shop setting).

[LeopardLetang]

I've settled in on foreign affairs and world affairs

Foreign policy, national interest and the world policy journal have struck me as sometimes or always too politically biased.

I've also chosen newschina as a somewhat guilty pleasure.

Selfish bump, but just checking if any of the more learned, more well educated posters on lgp have further opinions. And am I missing out on not reading the economist or other magazines such as the Atlantic?

[dodint]

Somewhat related to this thread, but JSTOR now has personal plans. No longer do you need an academic account to access their massive stockpile of journals.

[LeopardLetang]

Wow that is intriguing. Thanks

[dodint]

I still have a student login, but every so often I raid the databases and save the PDFs to read on my Kindle or phone later. It's pretty great if you want to read in depth about something. Not sure if it'll help much with your search for current foreign policy news, though.

[BuckintheLou]

Outdoor life since the early 80's. Writing's not much to talk about, way too many ads and it gets thinner by the year.
Bowhunting World. I'd say it's something like 60% ads. So I got that going for me.