WebUser is the UK’s favourite internet magazine. On sale every fortnight it keeps you up-to-date with all the latest news, views, best new websites, music, film and games downloads, free software, and all the other developments on the Web. If you use the internet, you’ll love WebUser. Being Britain’s best-selling internet read, WebUser is, quite simply, the only internet magazine you’ll ever need.
The People’s Friend is a British weekly magazine founded in 1869 and currently published by D. C. Thomson & Co. Ltd. Its tagline is “The famous story magazine”. The magazine is principally aimed at older women and is broadly traditionalist in outlook. Each issue contains at least six self-contained short stories and two serials (frequently more), a craft project (usually knitting or sewing) and various factual articles, one of which is a piece on a particular town. Pets, family and traditions are also common themes.
Microsoft Excel is an incredible application, feature-rich and easy to use if you know how. It can help with the simplest of jobs, from shopping lists to presentation of data, to more complex formulas and sorting tasks. Everyone in business, or indeed, in almost any job, needs to know how to use this fundamental modern tool, so this timely new book provides information on all the basic capabilities and gives guidance on some of the more advanced techniques. Featuring step-by-step guides and clear, accessible text, the reader will learn everything they need to know and may discover some unexpected invaluable functions as a bonus.
Survivor‘s 40th season kicked off Wednesday on CBS with a jam-packed, two-hour premiere of its highly-anticipated all-winners season aptly titled: Winners at War. These 20 have all outwitted, outplayed and outlasted; they’ve back-stabbed, hoodwinked and manipulated! (Well, maybe not Ethan.) The hype is real, so lets dig deep for another 39 days of rigorous water challenges, exhaustive sand battles, cutthroat tribal councils and, of course, Jeff Probst‘s signature dimples.
Road & Track includes technical features on automotive subjects, wide-ranging feature stories, spectacular automotive art and standard-setting new-car photography, humor, fiction, travel stories, book reviews and the most comprehensive racing coverage offered by a monthly magazine.
Practical Sportsbikes magazine is about buying, fixing, restoring and riding sportsbikes from the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.
RiDE has changed. We’ve listened to you, our readers, who told us you wanted more about travel, more about kit, more about used bikes, and more about simple upgrades and modifications. You’ll see the result in this issue: a magazine brimming with useful, relevant, detailed information and inspirational photography. We remain committed to our mission set out 20 years ago: helping all motorcyclists get more from their time on two wheels. I hope you enjoy the new format. Please let me know what you think. By the way, thanks to the readers who’ve already responded to our request for your personal biking highlights from the last 20 years. Keep them coming, and we’ll publish a selection in a future issue marking our anniversary.
Practical Fishkeeping is a must read for those who are experienced in looking after fish or a newcomer. PF covers the entire aquatic market throughout the year from tropical freshwater and tropical marine fishing to pond and cold water fish during the summer months. You will learn how to aquascape, set up a marine and receive tips and tricks to keep your fish in the best condition.
Britain’s best selling classic car magazine. The number 1 choice for people looking for comprehensive information on classic cars, restored classics, complete with expert knowledge on every aspect of owning classic cars. Bursting with informative features on a huge variety of classic cars and is packed with great technical advice. The writing team runs its own workshop and restores its own project cars, which makes the magazine uniquely hands-on. Practical Classics has been providing help and inspiration for classic enthusiasts for more than 27 years.
This is the most exciting time to be alive in history. Discovery and innovation are reshaping the world around us, and Popular Science makes even the most complex ideas entertaining and accessible. By taking an upbeat, solutions-oriented look at today’s most audacious science and revolutionary technology, we forecast what tomorrow will be like. We deliver the future now.
