Micro Mart has been the first place users look for the UK’s best and most up-to-date computer deals. Micro Mart is the ONLY IT consumer weekly in the UK and sells more copies over the month than ANY other response driven title – over 1 million issues sold every year. Micro MartпїЅs substantial editorial content – over 90 pages minimum each week пїЅ covers news, reviews, features, group tests and technical help.
iCreate is the creative magazine for Apple computer users. Made for Mac users by Mac users, it provides sumptuously designed, essential content for Apple aficionados and switchers alike. Featuring in-depth tutorials in iMovie, iPhoto and the rest of the iLife applications as well as iTunes and Mac OS X, it is the magazine no Apple addict can be without. If Apple made a magazine, it would be iCreate.
Fitness Life, an essential healthy-lifestyle magazine! Motivating, inspiring and jam-packed with LIVE BETTER information: nutrition, fitness, health, mind-body, yoga, delicious recipes, anti-ageing, psychology, therapies, rejuvenation and lifestyle improvement.
Maximum PC: Computer News, Reviews, and How-to Projects. Maximum PC is the magazine that every computer geek, PC gamer, or content creator should read every month. Each and every issue is packed with punishing product reviews, thorough how-to articles, and the illuminating technical news and information that PC power users crave. Maximum PC covers every single topic that requires a lightning-fast PC, from video editing and music creation to PC gaming; we write about it all with unbounded enthusiasm for our collective hobby.
College student Valerie, 21, agrees to be a surrogate mother. But when the biological parents die tragically, the “grandmother” Madeline becomes more and more controlling of Valerie and the unborn child until Valerie realizes her life is in danger. She flees desperate to protect herself and the child, using a network of sorority sisters for support.
With Snagit’s capture, edit, organize and share technology it’s easy to create engaging visuals that grab attention and keep it. Let images do the talking for you. Snagit will help you capture any image you want straight off your computer screen.
Wild Travel is your essential guide to the world’s most amazing wildlife watching experiences. The magazine has everything you need to inspire your travels with wildlife news, kit reviews, trip reports, wildlife destination guides, conservation reports and field guides to individual species. Whether you’ve always wanted to see grizzly bears in Alaska, a pride of lions on the African plains or basking sharks off the Isle of Man then you’ve come to the right place!
American Cinematographer is a monthly magazine published by the American Society of Cinematographers. American Cinematographer focuses on the art and craft of cinematography, going behind the scenes on domestic and international productions of all shapes and sizes. The magazine features in-depth interviews with cinematographers, directors and some of their key collaborators at every stage of production. The magazine also features historical articles, technical how-to pieces, and information on the latest tools and technologies that impact the cinematographer’s craft.
With only a few mouse clicks you can create spectacular slideshows according to your wishes from, for example, birthday, holiday or wedding pictures. You can add background music, texts, subtitles or themes, or edit transition settings and lots more. With Ashampoo Slideshow Studio HD 2 it’s possible to edit the transition duration and effect for each photo individually. Make your slideshow even more personal by adding credits at the beginning or at the end of your show.
The all-in-one software solution for the comfortable organization and optimization of your photo collection combines an easy-to-use interface with several powerful functions and features.
Business consultant Caryn Briggs (Rachel Boston) is still single at 30, but is in no rush to wed. She’s always been skeptical about marriage, thinking the commitment would mean throwing away her future. She has let a string of steady boyfriends get away in favor of her own freedom. When she attends a fundraising event with friends Gregg (Chad Krowchuk) and Stephanie (Ali Liebert), she playfully agrees to have her fortune read at a charity booth run by soothsayer Madame Rue (Stefanie Powers), who ominously predicts Caryn will have an engagement ring by spring, or she’ll never marry. Caryn doesn’t give much thought to Madame Rue’s fortune as she starts a new job with friendly, laid-back boss Tom Halsey (Kirby Morrow), with whom she has a lot in common.
