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	Vietnamese Magazine - Vietnamese American Magazine - Tieng Magazine
		Fellow Vietnamese American Elected Officials Endorse Trung Nguyen for Supervisor
		This is a story of a young Vietnamese woman who was inspired to make a difference for victims of the tsunami and katrina disasters.
		Sure, it’ll be awhile for Americans to start snapping up Vietnamese cars (the Nguyen Cheetah?), but that may be sooner than you think.
	www.tiengmag.com (571 words)

	Encyclopedia: American Renaissance (magazine) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		American Renaissance (AR) is a monthly magazine published by the New Century Foundation.
		It describes itself as a "literate, undeceived journal of race, immigration, and the decline of civility", but its detractors accuse it of being racist and white supremacist, although they usually concede that it is literate and intelligent.
		The magazine and foundation were created by Jared Taylor and the first issue was published in November 1990.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/American-Renaissance-(magazine) (543 words)

	American Girl Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		American Girl Magazine is a fun and informative publication for girls ages 8 to 12.
		American Girl invites creative participation from readers in many sections of the magazine including features like the advice column and opportunities to respond to monthly polls on many topics.
		American Girl is a colorful and engaging magazine filled with photographs and historical stories.
	www.magazineworm.com /amgirmag.html (112 words)

	§13. "The American Magazine". VII. Colonial Newspapers and Magazines, 1704–1775. Vol. 15. Colonial and ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the same year, however, at Philadelphia, a magazine of decided originality and of genuine importance in colonial literature was coming out month by month with the first provost of the new college as its editor and guiding spirit.
		In a thoroughly romantic temper he made himself a retreat by the falls of the Schuylkill, which he describes under the guise of Theodore, the Hermit, in his American Magazine, noting “the singular gloom of its situation,” hidden by “a romantic tuft of trees,” and made more lonely by surrounding waters.
		In this year 1758 the successor of The American Magazine, called The New American Magazine, continued the same general policy, without securing the same originality.
	www.bartleby.com /225/0713.html (710 words)

	The American Enterprise Magazine -- Online
		Since the end of the Cold War Americans have felt much less intertwined with Europeans, and at least as interested in China, Mexico, India, and the Middle East as we are in Europe.
		Sitting high on current lists of the richest Americans are at least a couple dozen billionaires who made their fortunes in companies that didn't even exist 25 years ago.
		American taxpayers are paying to build a missile defense system, an unchallengeable air force, and a fleet of 13 separate supercarriers with attendant air wings and naval battle groups.
	denbeste.nu /external/Zinmeister01.html (4326 words)

	Amazon.com: Scientific American [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION]: Magazine Subscriptions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This magazine is designed for technically educated professionals and managers who have a positive predisposition to read about, get involved with and act on a broad range of the physical and social sciences.
		Today's magazine isn't written by scientists, but by staff writers and free lancers, few of whom are scientists, and some of whom display and amazing ignorance of science.
		Since the 80's changes in the magazine occurred that caused it to be "dumbed down" perhaps in a misguided attempt to appeal to a larger readership.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005QDWG?v=glance (1790 words)

	Amazon.com: The American Prospect [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION]: Magazine Subscriptions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although not a subscriber, I have read the magazine occasionally over the years, and have followed its transition from a bimonthly to the biweekly publication it is today.
		This magazine is basically a pro- government, populist publication that attempts to show how government intervention can and should attempt to solve the world's many ills.
		American Prospect is pro- liberty in this area, and the articles it presents are thought- provoking and make for interesting reading, even if they are one- sided.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005NIRN?v=glance (1640 words)

	American Comments Magazine
		It would seem that in American society personal growth and value definition are delayed until one reaches some measure of professional standing and is then able to develop personal principles.
		As a result, in order to succeed in a modern American school, Native American students must either deny or suppress their cultural heritage and teaching in order to seem like one of the majority.
		As part of their social studies and history classes children are taught about Native Americans, usually as part of history with little leading up to modern day society.
	www.iwchildren.org /silentgenocide.htm (863 words)

	American Horticultural Society - Publications - The AmericanGardener
		magazine features in-depth articles on new plants, influential garden personalities, garden history, and earth friendly gardening techniques and products.
		Designed with avid gardeners in mind, this critically acclaimed bi-monthly magazine is illustrated with inspiring full-color photographs of the plants and gardens being profiled.
		Editorial internships with the American Horticultural Society are open to any college-level student of journalism, English, horticulture or related fields, and to adults with relevant experience who are making a career change or seeking additional training.
	www.ahs.org /publications/the_american_gardener (353 words)

	Tatet - american magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		InsideOut Travel Magazine is a bimonthly online publication for independent travelers, from first-time backpackers to those who have made traveling a lifestyle—anyone who values the experience of traveling and learning about other cultures more than importing the luxuries of everyday life to a new location.
		American, when used as an adjective, can mean of the United States of America or of or relating to the Americas ; when used as a noun, United States citizen, residing in the Americas, or less frequently American English.
		A magazine is a place where goods are stored, particularly a room or building where ammunition is stored.
	tatet.com /search-american_magazine.html (432 words)

	The American Brittany Magazine
		Magazines are mailed via second class postage, which is not forwarded in most instances.
		Address changes must be received by the 1st of the month prior to issue date to be effective.
		The American Brittany Club assumes no responsibility for the truthfulness of claims by its advertisers.
	clubs.akc.org /brit/ABMagazine.htm (671 words)

	American Art Review Magazine Paintings by Leif Nilsson that have been advertised since 1995.
		This is the painting adverised in the October 2007 Issue of The American Art Review Magazine.
		This is the painting adverised in the March/April 2007 Issue of The American Art Review Magazine.
		This is the adverisement for the February 2007 Issue of The American Art Review Magazine.
	www.nilssonstudio.com /main/amart.html (278 words)

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		An overview of Asian Americans in the recent elections and the positions they are running for or currently hold.
		Asian American candidates and former UC Berkeley Graduates Henry Chang, Bruce Quan and Michael Yaki looking to win key positions in local area elections.
		They are an Asian American skit comedy ensemble that performs their own unique brand of comedy that has been called a "mix of Saturday Night Live, Monty Python, and the Simpsons" (SF Examiner).
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~slant/main.html (167 words)

	The American Organist Magazine
		The American Organist Magazine (TAO), published monthly by the AGO, is the most widely read journal devoted to organ and choral music in the world.
		It is the official journal of the American Guild of Organists, the Royal Canadian College of Organists, and the Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America.
		An important benefit of Guild membership is the enormous communications network provided not only through personal contact with colleagues locally and nationally but also through TAO, which keeps members up to date with the profession by providing both scholarly and practical features and timely news of the Guild and its members.
	www.agohq.org /tao/info.html (268 words)

	Editorial
		The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) expresses disappointment with the United States Supreme Court's decision not to grant certiorari in the appeal of Matthew Cooper and Judith Miller.
		The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) is the professional organization for editors of consumer magazines and business publications, which are edited, published and sold in the U.S. Among other things, ASME provides an opportunity for magazine editors to meet with their peers for the exchange of information on matters of mutual interest.
		ASME was organized in 1963 as the successor to the editorial committee of Magazine Publishers of America (MPA).
	www.magazine.org /Editorial (665 words)

	TAPPED
		The Americans launch their accusations, then it turns out that the documents are forgeries, and bad forgeries at that, and so the Americans look like idiots and the causus belli disappears.
		After the emperor's nakedness was revealed, the online magazine Slate held a symposium in which eight of these pundits were asked whether the fact that there was no suit had led them to reconsider their views.
		The editor of one liberal but pro-wardrobe magazine admitted that he had known from the beginning that there were good reasons to doubt the emperor's trustworthiness.
	www.prospect.org /weblog (8049 words)

	American Theatre Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		American Theatre Magazine gives you one of the best ways to stay current with the regional theatre scene without traveling through nearly every state in the country.
		The annual summary of the financial health of the nation's nonprofit theatres is both sobering and helpful in understanding the non-artistic forces that may influence the selection of a theatre's season and the new plays it does.
		American Theatre now shows up on magazine racks at very large bookstores and small specialty bookshops.
	www.pubinfo.vcu.edu /artweb/playwriting/americantheatre.html (281 words)

	THE AMERICAN PROSPECT MAGAZINE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ECONOMIC POLICY: American liberals were not socialists, and soon after World War II, European social democrats abandoned the quest to create a socialist society.
		Some version of this strategy worked through the 1960s, but it depended on conditions peculiar to an older industrial capitalism that ran more smoothly with stable, lifetime employment and that was insulated from capital movements and global currency speculation.
		The American public continues to support the Clinton-Blair third-way assumptions on Social Security, health care, pensions, and education, and to oppose the conservative alternative of privatization.
	www.suu.edu /faculty/bowman/AmerProspect.htm (1626 words)

	The American Prospect Magazine
		The newly-redesigned Moving Ideas, a project of The American Prospect and a leading source for progressive policy on the Net, covered voter suppression in the 2004 election.
		The American Prospect is America’s leading liberal magazine of politics and public affairs.
		A blend of essay, criticism, investigation, commentary, and in-depth analysis, the magazine stands for a politically muscular liberalism.
	www.commondreams.org /cgi-bin/newsprint.cgi?file=/news2005/0106-04.htm (482 words)

	The Anti-Europeans
		In the name of all that is holy and decent and democratic, in the name of Wal-Mart and Wall Street, he wants us to square our jaws, narrow our eyes, slap on the sun screen, dust off the depleted uranium, and spend $60 billion on a war with Iraq.
		On the American street, anti-Semitism is selling like crack cocaine: according to the Anti-Defamation League 17 percent of Americans—some 35 million adults—are now “hardcore” anti-Semites, an increase of 5 percent since 1998.
		In a rare moment of Marvel School candor, he declares, “Americans, as good children of the Enlightenment, still believe in the perfectibility of man, and they retain hope for the perfectibility of the world.
	www.amconmag.com /01_27_03/feature.html (1766 words)

	Rising Data Solutions Named 2004 Business leader for Economic Development by Scientific American Magazine - The ...
		The Scientific American 50 appears in the magazine’s December issue, arriving on newsstands November 23.
		The complete list may also be accessed on the magazine’s website as of November 8 at www.sciam.com.
		Scientific American, Inc. is a division of Holtzbrinck Publishers, a U.S. subsidiary of Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck GmbH, a privately held international media corporation operating in more than 40 countries.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2004/11/prwebxml176018.php (788 words)

	MAKC INTERNATIONAL: Russian-American magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MAKC International is the first national magazine published in the U.S. expressly for Russian-Americans.
		Our magazine reflects the audience we serve - literary, artistic, intelligent, and thought provoking.
		Printed in brilliant full-color on the finest paper, MAKC International is a feast for both the eyes and soul and a worthy addition to your library.
	www.makcmagazine.com /index_en.htm (120 words)

	“Free-Speech Zone”
		Presuming that terrorists are as unimaginative and predictable as the average federal bureaucrat is not a recipe for presidential longevity.
		On Nov. 23 news broke that the FBI is now actively conducting surveillance of antiwar demonstrators—supposedly to “blunt potential violence by extremist elements,” according to a Reuters interview with a federal law enforcement official.
		It took over a decade after the first big antiwar protests in the 1960s before the American people learned the extent of FBI efforts to suppress and subvert public opposition to the Vietnam War.
	www.amconmag.com /12_15_03/feature.html (1822 words)

	Democracy Now! \| American Conservative Magazine Endorses Kerry
		In the article endorsing Kerry, the American Conservative writes: "The only way Americans will have a presidency in which neoconservatives and the Christian Armageddon set are not holding the reins of power is if Kerry is elected.
		And the magazine came out supporting John Kerry, not George Bush, although Patrick Buchanan, whose birthday it is today, one of the founders of this magazine, has endorsed George Bush.
		But we started this magazine in September of 2002, and it was clear then that the neoconservatives wanted to take the — you know, they had a plan for American military domination of the Middle East.
	www.democracynow.org /article.pl?sid=04/11/02/1522253 (1138 words)

	American Demographics
		LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) -- As increasing numbers of American consumers make it clear that they are not interested in haggling over the price of big-ticket items, increasing numbers of national marketers are changing their business models to accommodate them.
		American Demographics has tracked consumer trends and data for more than 25 years.
		Advertising Age acquired American Demographics in November 2004 and relaunched it in February 2005 as a monthly report in Ad Age and section on AdAge.com analyzing trends and consumer insights.
	www.adage.com /section.cms?sectionId=195 (405 words)

	The American Organist Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		magazine (TAO), published monthly by the AGO, is the most widely read journal devoted to organ and choral music in the world.
		A subscription to The American Organist is included with Regular and Special AGO memberships.
		The American Organist magazine provides a forum for relevant articles ranging from tax planning to staff relations to salary guidelines for church musicians.
	www.sfago.org /agotao.html (71 words)

	American Nurseryman magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		American Nurseryman provides practical business, industry and technical information to green industry professionals.
		By publishing twice each month, we're able to provide more of the up-to-date information that owners and managers of growing, landscaping and garden center retailing operations need to run their businesses more successfully and profitably.
		Back issues (or copies of any article) are available — contact us for more information.
	www.amerinursery.com /magmain.html (161 words)

	The American Legion Magazine: July 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The president and Congress must decide which issues are vital enough to the U.S. national interest to invest time and resources and to risk the lives of young Americans.
		The extreme complexity of the modern world demands that Congress and the president pool their judgment and wisdom, now more than ever, before American armed forces are committed to combat.
		Whether it was President Carter at the time of the rescue mission in Iran, President Reagan at the time of the invasion of Grenada or President Clinton at the time of air strikes against Iraq, consultation with Congress has often been too little and too late.
	www.cc.gatech.edu /fac/Thomas.Pilsch/History/WarPowers-LegionMag-Jul99.html (869 words)

	Welcome to The American!
		The American's print edition is available on national newsstands that stock the foreign press.
		He said the writing kept him occupied in the worst of times, unemployed in Seattle and Chicago.
		The American is published by GSW Editore, s.r.l.
	www.theamericanmag.com (465 words)

	American Venture Magazine :: Venture capital - articles and information
		American Venture Magazine :: Venture capital - articles and information
		There is much more focus on sales, revenues, and a consistently growing customer base.
		Later stage deals held fairly steady in volume but decreased in terms of dollars in the second quarter with $3.1 billion going into 296 Later stage deals.
	www.americanventuremagazine.com /articles/Venture_Capital/4 (210 words)

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