After leaving the Northern Water Tribe, Aang continues to master Waterbending under Katara’s tutelage as the group searches for an Earthbending teacher. Their search brings them to Toph Beifong, a twelve-year-old blind tomboy and Earthbending prodigy who wants independence from her upper-class family. Pursued by Azula, Zuko and Iroh lead new lives in the Earth Kingdom, first as wanderers and later as refugees in the capital of Ba Sing Se.
Katara and Sokka (a brother and sister) discover the Avatar (a 12-year-old Airbender boy named Aang) frozen in an iceberg. Together the three begin their journey to the North Pole to find a master Waterbender so Aang can begin his Avatar training!
“Between the world we see and the things we fear, there are doors. When they are opened, nightmares become reality.”
When the door between the spirit world and ours is opened, the stuff of nightmares becomes reality”. That’s according to the introduction of this series which dramatizes the “true” stories of people who have been haunted or experienced a haunting. In this docu-drama, the actual people involved recount their stories on-camera, as the frightening events of their stories are re-enacted…
PCQuest celebrates 25 years of covering technology and computing in this special 25th anniversary special. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane covering the evolution of the PC to its transition today. We also look at the journey of the now ubiquitous Internet and the people and companies that put on years of research and sweat into making those lovely IT gadgets buzz around us so melodiously.
PC.com Malaysia is more than just a computer magazine. It was born out of a cause to inspire, to educate and to inform. PC.com is the country’s leading local ICT magazine, and continues to be every newbie and intermediate user’s ultimate guide to the computing age. With over 100 pages of up-to-date, must-read information every month, PC.com keeps you up to speed with all things tech since our very first issue eleven years ago.
The inspirational Oxygen Magazine is a health and fitness publication that has become the benchmark for any other fitness publication that women might buy! Designed to be the most up-to-date and inspirational health and fitness magazine for women. Oxygen Magazine helps women of all ages, shapes and sizes to reap the rewards of a firmer, more toned physique. Other promise, we deliver! Read the latest on increased energy levels, improved self esteem and greater overall physical health. Oxygen Australia offers training tips and nutritional advice from the best in the business.
NYMAG and New York magazine cover the new, the undiscovered, the next in politics, culture, food, fashion, and behavior nationally, through a New York lens.
My Mobile is India’s First online mobile magazine that offers news, views and reviews related to mobile phones, value added services, tariffs, mobile applications, tablets and games.
Home Cinema Choice is the UK’s best-selling home cinema enthusiasts magazine. Every issue features news and reviews of the latest home cinema equipment, from amplifiers, receivers, processors and power amps, to DVD recorders, speakers, projectors and flat panel TVs.
Hi-Fi Choice is the perfect magazine for anyone who has a passion for music and audio excellence. The technology of recorded sound has seen a seismic shift since Hi-Fi Choice’s launch in 1975, yet despite this its core ethos remains. From vinyl and valves, to multi-channel digital audio and high-fidelity video, we sort the best from the rest with rigorous test processes and a highly experienced team of reviewers ? a thorough, no-nonsense guide for those who demand supreme fidelity. Hi-Fi Choice magazine conveys our love for music and hi-fi with both depth and accessibility, widening the window on real hi-fi for audio buffs and music fans wishing to make the most of their sonic passions. We have a Passion for Sound.
Edible Indy is dedicated connecting growers, producers, and food artisans to the community of central Indiana season by season.
American Theatre covers theatrical trends and events, stage artists of every stripe, and economic and legislative developments affecting the arts. Its main purview is America’s wide-ranging network of professional, not-for-profit theatres—commercial, amateur or university theatre is less frequently covered—and the magazine does not review productions (but does review theatre-related books). Important international theatre is regularly featured, and significant production in the U.S. and abroad are highlighted under such headings as “Critic’s Notebook,” “Currents,” “First Person” and “Global Spotlight.” The complete scripts of major new American plays, accompanied by provocative playwright interviews, appear five times each year.
