The Economist is a global weekly magazine written for those who share an uncommon interest in being well and broadly informed. Each issue explores the close links between domestic and international issues, business, politics, finance, current affairs, science, technology and the arts.
For 30 years, Tech & Learning has served the K-12 education community with practical resources and expert strategies for transforming education through integration of digital technologies. Tech & Learning is often used as a professional development tool to help educators across the board get up to speed with the newest technologies and products in order to best prepare students for the global digital workforce.
Sussex Life is the magazine for enjoying life in Sussex. If you love the county and want somewhere to go, something to do, or just a good read, then this is the title for you. We have regular food and drink pages, items for your diary, interviews with local characters, articles about our towns and villages and much, much more. Every month there is something different to enjoy, all with a special Sussex flavour. Love Sussex? You’ll love Sussex Life.
The impact of Tiger Woods on the game of golf and the world of sports was put in some perspective on Feb. 23, 2021, when he was involved in a serious one-car accident near Los Angeles. While he may never again be a dominant player, Tiger continues to hold the world’s attention through his legacy: Despite the fact that he has been tabloid fodder for several high-profile off-the-course scandals, nobody has been more significant in boosting the popularity of the game across racial and socioeconomic boundaries. His father Earl’s lofty vision that his son would do more than any other man to change the course of humanity may have been hyperbolic, but Tiger has influenced nations—nations of sports fans around the world who came to love golf through his immense popularity.
“Space. The final frontier….” With these words, narrated by William Shatner at the beginning of an episode entitled “The Man Trap” aired on September 8, 1966, Star Trek made its debut. A phenomenon was born, though given the show’s mediocre ratings throughout its three-year run on network television, no one knew it at the time. It was only after cancellation, and in the afterlife of syndicated reruns, that Star Trek truly found its audience. And once this bond was found, it was never lost. Today Star Trek encompasses nine TV series (with more to come), thirteen movies (with more to come), and hundreds of novels and comic books extending its adventures across mediums at warp speed. What was it about the original series that fostered such a passionate fan base? Over the years, many have credited the show’s imaginative, intelligent writing. Others have said it was the remarkable chemistry between the cast. Undoubtedly, those were powerful factors. But the core appeal of the original series was its optimism about the future of humanity—a perspective that feels as attractive today as it did 55 years ago. This is the story of how it all came together, starting with one writer’s vision and growing into the greatest sci-fi franchise in pop culture history.
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Science is the academic journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and is considered one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals. The peer-reviewed journal, first published in 1880 is circulated weekly and has a print subscriber base of around 130,000. Because institutional subscriptions and online access serve a larger audience, its estimated readership is one million people.
Brought to you by the publishers of Woman’s World and First for Women, $ave on Healthcare is jam-packed with savvy strategies to save $1,000s on all of your healthcare needs. Included in this new, 99-page special: everything from in-depth expert advice on finding the most cost-effective insurance to the top study-proven home remedies that heal you for less. You’ll also discover surprising ways to slash medical costs, meet real-life women who cured their ailments for pennies and learn how to score the best deals at every pharmacy. Plus, secrets to cashing in on your health! $ave on Healthcare is a must-read for anyone who wants to feel great while getting the most for their healthcare dollars.
Saltwater Living is packed full of all you need to know to enjoy the coastline of the British Isles, whether you want to holiday by the sea or move there permanently. Each issue focuses on one, different theme, be it property and moving to the coast, staycations, arts and crafts or dog-friendly stays, this 100-page A4 bookazine is packed full of ideas to inspire your plans for expanding your relationship with the British seaside. Keep yourself topped up with Vitamin Sea and make plans for your next holiday with friends or family or get advice for making the move and finding your dream home by subscribing to this unique publication.
This music magazine keeps you up to date with the biggest news and releases from a range of rock acts. The emphasis is on metal and punk, but you’ll also get coverage of indie and alternative acts – if it’s loud, it’s pretty much guaranteed to be in Rock Sound. There’s a close focus on what’s happening in the British underground scene as well as updates on established acts, so it’s ideal if you want to be the first to know about the best upcoming bands in the industry. You’ll also get free posters and CDs, with an eclectic mix of new and exciting tracks included every month.
This 99-page special bookazine is an easy guide to outsmarting diabetes—naturally. Inside, you’ll find in-depth health information, answers to common questions, advice from top doctors, a complete meal plan and inspiring success stories from women of all ages. Also included: the top supplements for women with diabetes, easy lifestyle changes, mouthwatering recipes and more. Reverse Diabetes is a must-read for anyone concerned about warding off or beating diabetes.
