What are some good piano magazines out there?
Q. I'm looking to subscribe to a piano magazine. I have a bunch of Keyboard Classics magazines which I really liked. Are they still in publication? What magazine do you recommend or are you familar with and what is the contents of the magazine? Thanks.
Asked by plebes02 - Sun Aug 20 00:20:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've always liked Piano Today. The editors include lots of unknown works by major composers, as well as more well-known compositions. The articles are insightful and I always find something new to learn. It's a great resource if you're looking to expand your repertoire.
Answered by ophelia_tm1 - Mon Aug 21 01:27:14 2006
Q. I'm looking to subscribe to a piano magazine. I have a bunch of Keyboard Classics magazines which I really liked. Are they still in publication? What magazine do you recommend or are you familar with and what is the contents of the magazine? Thanks.
Asked by plebes02 - Sun Aug 20 00:20:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've always liked Piano Today. The editors include lots of unknown works by major composers, as well as more well-known compositions. The articles are insightful and I always find something new to learn. It's a great resource if you're looking to expand your repertoire.
Answered by ophelia_tm1 - Mon Aug 21 01:27:14 2006
What is the best magazines for preteens?
Q. I want to get both of my sisters a subscription to a fashion magazines but almost all the magazines out there are about drama, and gossip and i don't want my sisters getting into those sort of thing. Do you know one that would be appropriate for a 12 and 10 yr old? Maybe hair and makeup magazine with things like that.
Asked by RussianGoddess - Tue Oct 20 09:03:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Girl's Life Seventeen Teen Vogue
Answered by joylen - Tue Oct 20 13:45:03 2009
Q. I want to get both of my sisters a subscription to a fashion magazines but almost all the magazines out there are about drama, and gossip and i don't want my sisters getting into those sort of thing. Do you know one that would be appropriate for a 12 and 10 yr old? Maybe hair and makeup magazine with things like that.
Asked by RussianGoddess - Tue Oct 20 09:03:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Girl's Life Seventeen Teen Vogue
Answered by joylen - Tue Oct 20 13:45:03 2009
What magazines have both english and japanese editions?
Q. I am trying to find magazines that have an english version and a japanese version. I don't mind if its a fashion magazine, music magazine (anything will do).. I just want some examples of magazines that have both versions thank you.
Asked by YI - Mon Oct 12 07:00:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lala and Shojo Beat I'm not sure if they're still publishing Shojo Beat, but they are equivalent magazines for manga for girls. I know this only because I'm an avid reader of manga... Hope this helps!
Answered by Kist - Thu Oct 15 16:49:58 2009
Q. I am trying to find magazines that have an english version and a japanese version. I don't mind if its a fashion magazine, music magazine (anything will do).. I just want some examples of magazines that have both versions thank you.
Asked by YI - Mon Oct 12 07:00:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lala and Shojo Beat I'm not sure if they're still publishing Shojo Beat, but they are equivalent magazines for manga for girls. I know this only because I'm an avid reader of manga... Hope this helps!
Answered by Kist - Thu Oct 15 16:49:58 2009
What Newspapers or magazines should i read if i want to be a journalist or a writer?
Q. I heard that some magazines or newspapers write on a 7th grade level. I want to know what magazines or newspapers that will help in my development as a writer/journalist?
Asked by Frank - Tue May 27 01:05:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are in the US read the respectable online newspaper like the New York Times online. Ask someone what the most respectable newspaper is where you live and read that. The New York Times online has some of the best reporters in the US and you can get everything from news to lifestyle and opinion all on the same site. The more you read, the more you will get a feel for the style and start to understand how a newspaper article is written.
Answered by diamonds24 - Tue May 27 09:08:03 2008
Q. I heard that some magazines or newspapers write on a 7th grade level. I want to know what magazines or newspapers that will help in my development as a writer/journalist?
Asked by Frank - Tue May 27 01:05:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are in the US read the respectable online newspaper like the New York Times online. Ask someone what the most respectable newspaper is where you live and read that. The New York Times online has some of the best reporters in the US and you can get everything from news to lifestyle and opinion all on the same site. The more you read, the more you will get a feel for the style and start to understand how a newspaper article is written.
Answered by diamonds24 - Tue May 27 09:08:03 2008
What magazines or newspaper accept 1 panel cartoons in the New Yorker style?
Q. I have some gag cartoons that were rejected by the New Yorker. I want to know of other magazines that would accept submissions . I would like to be paid decently if they are publish. Thanks. I'd appreciate any sugestions.
Asked by palerider2 - Mon Sep 10 16:28:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try a book called: Artist's & Graphic Designers Market 2008 (Artist's & Graphic Designer's Market) by Erika Oconnell. It is nothing but a huge book full of places to submit your work, including publications, and their submission requirements and contact info. The book runs about 20 bucks, but well worth the investment. You can always check your local library, they may have a copy :)
Answered by mischiefinthemoonlight - Fri Sep 14 15:22:00 2007
Q. I have some gag cartoons that were rejected by the New Yorker. I want to know of other magazines that would accept submissions . I would like to be paid decently if they are publish. Thanks. I'd appreciate any sugestions.
Asked by palerider2 - Mon Sep 10 16:28:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Try a book called: Artist's & Graphic Designers Market 2008 (Artist's & Graphic Designer's Market) by Erika Oconnell. It is nothing but a huge book full of places to submit your work, including publications, and their submission requirements and contact info. The book runs about 20 bucks, but well worth the investment. You can always check your local library, they may have a copy :)
Answered by mischiefinthemoonlight - Fri Sep 14 15:22:00 2007
Are porn magazines mailed the same way as regular magazines?
Q. It is because magazines that are mailed have the address and information printed on the cover of it. If porn magazines are mailed just like that then mail mans can look at porn magazines?!?!
Asked by IDK? - Sun Jan 4 15:54:01 2009 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. generally, most "adult-themed" magazines (not necessarily porn, it could be a lingerie catalog) are delivered in a plain brown envelope, with the address sticker on the outside of the envelope, not on the magazine. Some "adult-themed" magazines are mailed in a colored plastic sleeve (dark black or blue to prevent the cover being shown, yet the title may be seen through the clear part of the plastic at the top) You will notice this too if you look at a magazine rack in a conservative book store. Some titles which may appear innocent to you, will be sealed in plastic, so that only the title is seen. magazines such as Maxim, High Times, all of those stupid magazines with bikini-clad models by motorcycles (I've never understand the appeal… [cont.]
Answered by dark_knight_1735 - Sun Jan 4 16:06:17 2009
Q. It is because magazines that are mailed have the address and information printed on the cover of it. If porn magazines are mailed just like that then mail mans can look at porn magazines?!?!
Asked by IDK? - Sun Jan 4 15:54:01 2009 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. generally, most "adult-themed" magazines (not necessarily porn, it could be a lingerie catalog) are delivered in a plain brown envelope, with the address sticker on the outside of the envelope, not on the magazine. Some "adult-themed" magazines are mailed in a colored plastic sleeve (dark black or blue to prevent the cover being shown, yet the title may be seen through the clear part of the plastic at the top) You will notice this too if you look at a magazine rack in a conservative book store. Some titles which may appear innocent to you, will be sealed in plastic, so that only the title is seen. magazines such as Maxim, High Times, all of those stupid magazines with bikini-clad models by motorcycles (I've never understand the appeal… [cont.]
Answered by dark_knight_1735 - Sun Jan 4 16:06:17 2009
What happens to unsold magazines on the stands?
Q. If there are say, 5 more unsold April issues, and the May issues come rolling around, in say, supermarkets, groceries, magazine stores, bookstores etc., where (and what) happens to the unsold magazines? Does it get recycled, sent back or what? Thanks in advance for your help.
Asked by Rahzel - Sat May 23 01:43:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes places with waiting rooms ask for them or libraries. Mostly though they get recycled I strongly doubt many places send magazines back as it doesn't really have a purpose, it costs money and its inconvenient.
Answered by enya227 - Mon May 25 18:17:00 2009
Q. If there are say, 5 more unsold April issues, and the May issues come rolling around, in say, supermarkets, groceries, magazine stores, bookstores etc., where (and what) happens to the unsold magazines? Does it get recycled, sent back or what? Thanks in advance for your help.
Asked by Rahzel - Sat May 23 01:43:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes places with waiting rooms ask for them or libraries. Mostly though they get recycled I strongly doubt many places send magazines back as it doesn't really have a purpose, it costs money and its inconvenient.
Answered by enya227 - Mon May 25 18:17:00 2009
How do you donate magazines to a hospital?
Q. I have a lot of teenage magazines from about 4 years ago which I don't need anymore, they are in pretty much mint condition so it seems a shame to just chuck them in the recycling box. I'd like to donate them to my hospital. (They never have any teen magazines there, they're always Saga or Eczema Society ones). How would I go about doing this? Just put them in a box and take them to reception? Thanks.
Asked by Jo - Tue Dec 15 13:02:30 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They usually have an office for donations of any kind. I send a subscription to a local hospital because my niece always sells me one for school every year and I don't need it.
Answered by rets2618 - Tue Dec 15 13:11:13 2009
Q. I have a lot of teenage magazines from about 4 years ago which I don't need anymore, they are in pretty much mint condition so it seems a shame to just chuck them in the recycling box. I'd like to donate them to my hospital. (They never have any teen magazines there, they're always Saga or Eczema Society ones). How would I go about doing this? Just put them in a box and take them to reception? Thanks.
Asked by Jo - Tue Dec 15 13:02:30 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They usually have an office for donations of any kind. I send a subscription to a local hospital because my niece always sells me one for school every year and I don't need it.
Answered by rets2618 - Tue Dec 15 13:11:13 2009
How can I get my products promoted by certain magazines in their colums?
Q. HI, I am just starting out on a small venture of hand made products and I wanted to get my products promoted in magazines. I am interested in small articles that talk about new finds etc. How do we get the attention of those magazines? Do I send them my samples and pray for the best or is there a more sure fire way? I am talking about magazines like Oprah, Living, etcor any popular lifestayle magazines. I am guessing that once recommended, these products get great sales.
Asked by Ank - Fri Feb 27 07:24:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Getting to the best advertising spots may be difficult try writing reader digest, Im sure they would be happy to help you in your venture.
Answered by Graymatter - Fri Feb 27 07:54:48 2009
Q. HI, I am just starting out on a small venture of hand made products and I wanted to get my products promoted in magazines. I am interested in small articles that talk about new finds etc. How do we get the attention of those magazines? Do I send them my samples and pray for the best or is there a more sure fire way? I am talking about magazines like Oprah, Living, etcor any popular lifestayle magazines. I am guessing that once recommended, these products get great sales.
Asked by Ank - Fri Feb 27 07:24:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Getting to the best advertising spots may be difficult try writing reader digest, Im sure they would be happy to help you in your venture.
Answered by Graymatter - Fri Feb 27 07:54:48 2009
What happens to postage-paid magazine insert cards that fall out of magazines in transit?
Q. Magazines are often full of small insert cards, usually 3x5 or 4x6 inches, that are postage-paid reply cards. These can be for subscriptions, reader information, or third-party ads. Some are glued or stapled in, but many are just loose. They stay in place only by pressure and static electricity. If you give a magazine a good shake (sometimes you must rifle through the pages), they fall out. The post office delivers millions of magazines every day. Some of these insert cards must fall out. What does the post office do with them? Do they deliver them, and charge the magazine (who has pre-paid the postage)? Or can they somehow screen out the blank ones, and discard them?
Asked by the_souphead - Thu Mar 23 12:35:39 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for a printing and binding company. My parents are employee's for the united states postal service. This is how it works. There are several kind of cards in a magazine. If your magazine has glued backbone, then you will have glued in cards. if your magazine has a saddlestitch, then it will have little metal "staples" holding it together (including all cards inside). There are also "Blow-in" cards. these are the cards that are shot loose-leaf into magazines. the design is so that when you open the magazine, the card falls out so that you pick it up and look at it. cheap easy and effective. The thing is, when the customer purchases these cards, they are informed that it is not a guaranteed card. there is a possibility that the… [cont.]
Answered by americas_funniest_animal - Tue Mar 28 11:55:56 2006
Q. Magazines are often full of small insert cards, usually 3x5 or 4x6 inches, that are postage-paid reply cards. These can be for subscriptions, reader information, or third-party ads. Some are glued or stapled in, but many are just loose. They stay in place only by pressure and static electricity. If you give a magazine a good shake (sometimes you must rifle through the pages), they fall out. The post office delivers millions of magazines every day. Some of these insert cards must fall out. What does the post office do with them? Do they deliver them, and charge the magazine (who has pre-paid the postage)? Or can they somehow screen out the blank ones, and discard them?
Asked by the_souphead - Thu Mar 23 12:35:39 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work for a printing and binding company. My parents are employee's for the united states postal service. This is how it works. There are several kind of cards in a magazine. If your magazine has glued backbone, then you will have glued in cards. if your magazine has a saddlestitch, then it will have little metal "staples" holding it together (including all cards inside). There are also "Blow-in" cards. these are the cards that are shot loose-leaf into magazines. the design is so that when you open the magazine, the card falls out so that you pick it up and look at it. cheap easy and effective. The thing is, when the customer purchases these cards, they are informed that it is not a guaranteed card. there is a possibility that the… [cont.]
Answered by americas_funniest_animal - Tue Mar 28 11:55:56 2006
What are some worthwhile pregnancy magazines to subscribe to?
Q. I am in my mid 30's and we are getting ready to try to conceive. What are some worthwhile pregnancy magazines with interesting articles? I am interested in all kinds of pregnancy related topics but I don't want to spend a lot of money on a subscription to a magazine that is mostly just ads! Thanks for your help!
Asked by Meri - Fri Apr 3 21:39:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Parents Magazine. They have some stuff about pregnancy, and some stuff about parenting. It's a great magazine. I still receive it every month although my son has been gone since January. I still enjoy reading it.
Answered by Lanie *24 weeks with a boy* - Fri Apr 3 21:44:58 2009
Q. I am in my mid 30's and we are getting ready to try to conceive. What are some worthwhile pregnancy magazines with interesting articles? I am interested in all kinds of pregnancy related topics but I don't want to spend a lot of money on a subscription to a magazine that is mostly just ads! Thanks for your help!
Asked by Meri - Fri Apr 3 21:39:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Parents Magazine. They have some stuff about pregnancy, and some stuff about parenting. It's a great magazine. I still receive it every month although my son has been gone since January. I still enjoy reading it.
Answered by Lanie *24 weeks with a boy* - Fri Apr 3 21:44:58 2009
How do I get english magazines sent to a friend in Japan inexpensively?
Q. My friend moved to Japan with her husband about 5 months ago for his job. She's happy, but misses the comforts she's grown to know. Mostly, entertainment, like magazines. Cosmo, Elle, People, etc.. The problem is, they sell for about $20 per magazine over there. I would love to send her a subscription, but can't find a way to send it to her address in Japan.
Asked by Apoed - Mon Feb 2 13:58:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have some choices. We had our mail forwarded to us monthly. You can have your friend setup a PO Box at a Mailboxes Etc or similar business. Subscribe to the magazines and have them sent to the PO Box. The people who run the store would compile all of our mail and magazines and send them to us in Tokyo twice a month. We prepaid the PO box for 1 year and also left them a balance of $50 for forwarding our mail. When the balance became low, they would send us a note with the mail and then we send them more money via electronic check. The magazines will arrive a little later, but she will be happy. We did the same for books and also Amazon.com sends books, but not DVDs to Japan.
Answered by wuzaracer - Mon Feb 2 16:55:14 2009
Q. My friend moved to Japan with her husband about 5 months ago for his job. She's happy, but misses the comforts she's grown to know. Mostly, entertainment, like magazines. Cosmo, Elle, People, etc.. The problem is, they sell for about $20 per magazine over there. I would love to send her a subscription, but can't find a way to send it to her address in Japan.
Asked by Apoed - Mon Feb 2 13:58:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have some choices. We had our mail forwarded to us monthly. You can have your friend setup a PO Box at a Mailboxes Etc or similar business. Subscribe to the magazines and have them sent to the PO Box. The people who run the store would compile all of our mail and magazines and send them to us in Tokyo twice a month. We prepaid the PO box for 1 year and also left them a balance of $50 for forwarding our mail. When the balance became low, they would send us a note with the mail and then we send them more money via electronic check. The magazines will arrive a little later, but she will be happy. We did the same for books and also Amazon.com sends books, but not DVDs to Japan.
Answered by wuzaracer - Mon Feb 2 16:55:14 2009
How do magazines sell ads to big companies?
Q. Do magazines have to go through agencies to sell ads to big companies. If the magazine is the company's exact demographic, how does the magazine reach the bigger company?
Asked by Chanel - Wed Jul 30 21:15:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Big companies generally book their print advertising months in advance though agencies. Those agencies are generally the ones with the decision-making powers. Thoese agencies will take much into account when placing bookings, including things like readerships figures and independent sales auditing to make sure they get the best value for money for their client. They also use outside organisations that measure the penetration of titles - information that publishers rarely get the chance to see or question. If you're a big magazine than you can expect to get big advertisiing but if you're anything less than big it will be hard. Good luck.
Answered by Andrew - Thu Jul 31 03:52:21 2008
Q. Do magazines have to go through agencies to sell ads to big companies. If the magazine is the company's exact demographic, how does the magazine reach the bigger company?
Asked by Chanel - Wed Jul 30 21:15:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Big companies generally book their print advertising months in advance though agencies. Those agencies are generally the ones with the decision-making powers. Thoese agencies will take much into account when placing bookings, including things like readerships figures and independent sales auditing to make sure they get the best value for money for their client. They also use outside organisations that measure the penetration of titles - information that publishers rarely get the chance to see or question. If you're a big magazine than you can expect to get big advertisiing but if you're anything less than big it will be hard. Good luck.
Answered by Andrew - Thu Jul 31 03:52:21 2008
What are some magazines or newspaper articles that accept stories or articles from kids?
Q. I'm in 6th grade and I want to get involved in journalism or writing. Our school's newspaper is only for eighth graders, so I thought I could probably send stories or articles to magazines or newspapers that accept them from kids like me.
Asked by tnosiba - Tue Oct 20 12:59:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is an article directory with articles coming from everywhere but its main article sources are school kids you can submit your articles there.
Answered by William - Sat Oct 24 00:30:53 2009
Q. I'm in 6th grade and I want to get involved in journalism or writing. Our school's newspaper is only for eighth graders, so I thought I could probably send stories or articles to magazines or newspapers that accept them from kids like me.
Asked by tnosiba - Tue Oct 20 12:59:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is an article directory with articles coming from everywhere but its main article sources are school kids you can submit your articles there.
Answered by William - Sat Oct 24 00:30:53 2009
What happens to partially filled magazines?
Q. In video games such as Counter-Strike and Call of Duty, when the player reloads his gun when the magazine is not empty, it seems as if the old magazine is thrown away. As this can be seen as a waste of ammunition, it makes me wonder what soldiers actually do in the field. Do they throw away partially-filled magazines, hold on to them, or just shoot until magazine is empty?
Asked by JISG - Thu Jul 23 00:14:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the field when you switch out a magazine that has been partially emptied you try to save it in your ruck. When you are out of combat for a while you reload those partial mags. If you are moving too fast then the mags just fall where they are and are left there. Video games aren't anything like real life.
Answered by Bob - Thu Jul 23 00:26:19 2009
Q. In video games such as Counter-Strike and Call of Duty, when the player reloads his gun when the magazine is not empty, it seems as if the old magazine is thrown away. As this can be seen as a waste of ammunition, it makes me wonder what soldiers actually do in the field. Do they throw away partially-filled magazines, hold on to them, or just shoot until magazine is empty?
Asked by JISG - Thu Jul 23 00:14:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the field when you switch out a magazine that has been partially emptied you try to save it in your ruck. When you are out of combat for a while you reload those partial mags. If you are moving too fast then the mags just fall where they are and are left there. Video games aren't anything like real life.
Answered by Bob - Thu Jul 23 00:26:19 2009
What are some really good girl teen magazines to subscribe to?
Q. My membership just expired to "J-14" magazine, and I'm already subscribed to "seventeen", but what are some other good teen magazines for girls age 13-17 that I could subscribe to?
Asked by Nikkayyy - Thu Jan 1 18:04:12 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get into something else other than mindless girl magazines. Anything.
Answered by Chevy_Girl - Thu Jan 1 18:08:14 2009
Q. My membership just expired to "J-14" magazine, and I'm already subscribed to "seventeen", but what are some other good teen magazines for girls age 13-17 that I could subscribe to?
Asked by Nikkayyy - Thu Jan 1 18:04:12 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get into something else other than mindless girl magazines. Anything.
Answered by Chevy_Girl - Thu Jan 1 18:08:14 2009
What is a great way to organize magazines in a bedroom?
Q. I pretty much have a subscription to just about every magazine on the planet. From Allure to CosmoGirl to Lucky and back again. . I need a cool way to organize all of the magazines I have in my bedroom. Book shelfs are too small, and keep in mind I do like to read them occasionally so storage containers/boxes won't work. Also, I'd like them to match the decor of my room, which is a mixture between old Hollywood glamour and vintage. I've tried just about everything so please help! :] Thanks.
Asked by conseeted_xx - Sat May 19 13:05:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my suggestion is.. continuous book shelving built on all corners of the room or on four corners of one wall...this is inspired from the glamourous dressers of hollywood icons. you can put old issues on top--the upper corner of the wall-- and the latest issues on accessible side corners.
Answered by khylx - Sat May 19 13:56:25 2007
Q. I pretty much have a subscription to just about every magazine on the planet. From Allure to CosmoGirl to Lucky and back again. . I need a cool way to organize all of the magazines I have in my bedroom. Book shelfs are too small, and keep in mind I do like to read them occasionally so storage containers/boxes won't work. Also, I'd like them to match the decor of my room, which is a mixture between old Hollywood glamour and vintage. I've tried just about everything so please help! :] Thanks.
Asked by conseeted_xx - Sat May 19 13:05:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my suggestion is.. continuous book shelving built on all corners of the room or on four corners of one wall...this is inspired from the glamourous dressers of hollywood icons. you can put old issues on top--the upper corner of the wall-- and the latest issues on accessible side corners.
Answered by khylx - Sat May 19 13:56:25 2007
What magazines are good for a 14/15 year old girl to read?
Q. I already have 17. i want some magazines that are educational and some that are just fun. (like those ridiculous articles that make you go 'WT*? whered this come from?!) im not sure if magazines like vanity fair would be apropriate for me.
Asked by Driad - Sat Dec 5 22:53:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you will really enjoy: - Discovery Girls - Girl's Life - Teen Voices Check out: www.magazinecove.com
Answered by Andrea - Sun Dec 6 20:51:15 2009
Q. I already have 17. i want some magazines that are educational and some that are just fun. (like those ridiculous articles that make you go 'WT*? whered this come from?!) im not sure if magazines like vanity fair would be apropriate for me.
Asked by Driad - Sat Dec 5 22:53:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you will really enjoy: - Discovery Girls - Girl's Life - Teen Voices Check out: www.magazinecove.com
Answered by Andrea - Sun Dec 6 20:51:15 2009
How can i get prom magazines sent to me for free? Where can i get my name put out on a list?
Q. I just got a top 10 prom mag today, and i have no idea how i got it. I'd love to get more magazines for free!
Asked by Ya dig? - Wed Dec 24 16:44:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look inside to see if there are any advertisements for other magazines. Go to their website and request a catalog (make sure it says free). You can also search Prom Dresses online and see what websites come up and do the same thing. If you're not familiar with Alloy.com or Delias.com I suggest you go there and check it out. You can get free catalogs there as well and sometimes in their dress section they'll have prom dresses. You might have to wait till it gets closer to prom to see a lot of advertisements and dresses that are in stock at different places/websites.
Answered by Cami F - Wed Dec 24 16:55:17 2008
Q. I just got a top 10 prom mag today, and i have no idea how i got it. I'd love to get more magazines for free!
Asked by Ya dig? - Wed Dec 24 16:44:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look inside to see if there are any advertisements for other magazines. Go to their website and request a catalog (make sure it says free). You can also search Prom Dresses online and see what websites come up and do the same thing. If you're not familiar with Alloy.com or Delias.com I suggest you go there and check it out. You can get free catalogs there as well and sometimes in their dress section they'll have prom dresses. You might have to wait till it gets closer to prom to see a lot of advertisements and dresses that are in stock at different places/websites.
Answered by Cami F - Wed Dec 24 16:55:17 2008
Ladies and Gentlemen. Has magazines made a negative impact in your life or a love ones?
Q. Me personally I know many people who got victimized by magazines in their life's and they don't love themselves because of the media and magazines that are out there. I once was one of victims a while back but I don't care anymore what the media nor what the magazines say.
Asked by Irresistible Me ;) - Wed Jun 3 03:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I just read magazines for fun.
Answered by immma star ;* ;) - Wed Jun 3 17:00:16 2009
Q. Me personally I know many people who got victimized by magazines in their life's and they don't love themselves because of the media and magazines that are out there. I once was one of victims a while back but I don't care anymore what the media nor what the magazines say.
Asked by Irresistible Me ;) - Wed Jun 3 03:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I just read magazines for fun.
Answered by immma star ;* ;) - Wed Jun 3 17:00:16 2009
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