National Geographic Kids magazine is an interactive, multi-topic magazine covering animals, entertainment, science, technology and cultures from around the world with the exceptional photography you would expect from the National Geographic brand.
Each bimonthly issue is packed with traditional patterns with an updated, sophisticated twist. By following the step-by-step photos, readers can create the range of projects found in McCall’s Quilting, from bed-sized quilts to wall hangings. Content in the magazine includes original projects of both heirloom patterns and seasonal designs with beautifully illustrated directions that easy to expert skill level quilters can follow. Regular features in each issue include: “Special Interest,” a profile on a special topic, such as a unique fabric shop or quilting equipment; “Lessons,” specific tips for projects in each issue, ranging from piecing quilt blocks to creating dimensional embellishments; and “Patterns,” a collection of projects for friends, family, and children. Throughout the year, McCall’s Quilting features projects and patterns inspired by the holidays or seasons, such as spring and Christmas, or gift ideas for baby showers, weddings, and just because.
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The Mimic is centred around Martin Hurdle (Terry Mynott – ‘Very Important People’), a seemingly unremarkable maintenance man who in fact conceals an exceptional talent… an uncanny ability to mimic voices. Labouring without prospect at a large pharmaceutical company, Martin’s options appear bleak. His one true friend in life is a girl called Jean (Jo Hartley – ‘This Is England’) who, despite having the best intentions for Martin, is also his live-in landlord. The only other ‘friend’ Martin can really boast of is Neil (Neil Maskell – ‘Utopia’), a newsagent petrified by the news. Now, in a huge revelation by a former lover, Martin is about to discover that he could be the father of an eighteen-year-old son called Steven (Jacob Anderson – ‘Adulthood’). With their first meeting on the horizon, is this the news that will finally prompt Martin to escape his prolonged adolescence? And if it is, just how will he use his voices to cope with this life-changing development?
Kerrang magazine is the world’s biggest selling weekly rock magazine, and delivers the hottest news, reviews, gig guides, exclusive features, posters, videos and more.
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After receiving an unsettling voicemail, Jordan (Wiggins) returns home, looking for answers, only to find her estranged father and even more questions. A demonic force has attached itself to the town and no one is safe. The only one who seems to know anything is the small town’s Reverend.
Professional photography, award-winning design and insightful editorial help respected industry leaders share their talents and knowledge with a high-end group of consumers. At the same time, interviews with builders, architects, suppliers and interior designers give readers a chance to see firsthand the quality and commitment that goes into creating each “Cosmopolitan Home”.
Brew Your Own is the leading publication for the homebrewing hobby reaching over 100,000 readers each issue. Launched in 1995, Brew Your Own covers the full gamut of the homebrewing hobby, from beginners to experts, from extract kits to all-grain, and is published eight times per year.
