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Topic: Fan magazine

	World Wide Words: Fan
		Fan is assumed by dictionaries to be an abbreviation of fanatic, though there seems to be no evidence of any intermediate stages of development of the one from the other.
		Fanac is short for “fan activities”; and the desperately politically incorrect femmefan is a female SF fan (as in Fallen Angels by Niven, Pournelle and Flynn: “Downstairs in one of the function rooms, he found Dinsby in a circle of femmefans surrounding Gordon”).
		The football fans in particular seem set to be a permanent part of the landscape and are having a wonderful time this month, even though, as Nick Hornby says in Fever Pitch, “The natural state of the football fan is bitter disappointment, no matter what the score”.
	www.worldwidewords.org /topicalwords/tw-fan1.htm (912 words)

	Fan magazine Summary
		Most readers were well up on the current scandals, and when the fan magazines alluded to a star's "brave fight" or "lingering illness," they were knowledgeable enough to translate the terms into "drug addiction," or to know that "young foolishness," or "hot-headed wildness" meant sexual indiscretions of one kind or another.
		As the traditional fan magazines fell away, eventually to disappear and leave the market to these specialist publications and to the scandal-mongering tabloids, a new style of movie magazine was created in the 1980s that has continued to fill the void.
		A fan magazine is a professionally written and published magazine intended for the amusement of fans of the subject matter which it covers.
	www.bookrags.com /Fan_magazine (1676 words)

	eFanzines.com - The Neo-Fan's Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Actually a fake fan is hard to identify or describe, but generally speaking he is one who hangs around people and gatherings, enjoying them and perhaps enjoying their activities, but who may not read science fiction himself or take an active part in fan affairs.
		Those fans who are loudest in their censure are frequently the very ones who try the hardest to sell fiction and thus become a pro.
		Degler's fan career came to an inglorious end as one fan and one club after another disowned him, as several fans published biting exposes, and in particular after one man visited his home town to discover the self-styled "cosmic thinker" was a sometime-patient in a mental institution there.
	www.efanzines.com /NeofansGuide1/index.htm (4490 words)

	Fan magazine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A fan magazine is a professionally written and published magazine intended for the amusement of fans of the subject matter which it covers.
		It is distinguished from a scholarly or literary magazine on the one hand, by the target audience of its contents, and from a fanzine on the other, by the professional and for-profit nature of its production and distribution.
		Fans of this category are one who have an obsession with the characters, especially in the case of comics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fan_magazine (112 words)

	FORDMUSCLE.com web-magazine - Electric Fan Installation for 5.0 Mustangs
		While it is true that selecting the wrong electric fan can cause the engine to run hotter, selecting the correct fan for your application will actually cool the engine just as well as a stock fan, and in many cases will alleviate problems with a engine that runs too hot.
		At idle the fan is turning at under 1000 rpms, not nearly enough to dissipate coolant temperatures of 200+ degrees.
		The fan also needed to have an AC activated switch (air conditioning places additional cooling demands, thus you want a fan that switches on automatically when then the AC is turned on.) Finally the fan had to be a direct, no-hassle, bolt in.
	www.fordmuscle.com /archives/2000/06/electricfan/index.shtml (1418 words)

	Fancyclopedia I: A - activity, fan
		In 1938 the average fan reached by the IPO was 18, and the arithmetical average of ages was 20.
		The question whether mental age and chronological age among fans correlates very highly is debated, some maintaining that those under a certain youngness are not competent to dispute with or judge their elders.
		Fans sometimes use it when asked what their hobby is by someone who wouldn't understand what fandom is; and indeed, fan activity is amateur journalism -- plus.
	fanac.org /Fannish_Reference_Works/Fancyclopedia/Fancyclopedia_I/a.html (2749 words)

	Dr. Gafia's Fan Terms - EPICENTRE
		If used to describe someone who is a fan in the traditional sense, it’s a pejorative, and some overly serious stuffed shirts use it as a pejorative all the time, but otherwise it is used as a synonym for a “fannish type” of person, which is (or should be) regarded as an intended compliment.
		The fans are not making the distinction to say that readers are not fans of science fiction, but because there are things that can be said of one group that does not apply to the other.
		Fans who write the histories of fandom, who publish the histories of fandom, who are interested in the histories of fandom.
	fanac.org /Fannish_Reference_Works/Fan_terms/Fan_terms-03.html (2277 words)

	Images - Greta Garbo is Sad
		The effect of fan magazines, and various other types of publicity, was, in essence, to forge a link between the specialized arena (the movie theater) and all the arenas of everyday activity (the home, the office, modes of public transportation).
		The fan is permitted to have a peep show into night clubs and into bedrooms, and knows with whom the hero dines and dances, to what parties he goes and to whom he is engaged, a ritual term for "affair." (249).
		The unprecedented rise of the fan magazine's popularity in the 1920s took place within a broader ideological framework marked by women's growing economic and sexual emancipation and the widespread belief that changes in women's behavior were contributing to a radical subversion of American gender ideals.
	www.imagesjournal.com /issue03/infocus/stars3.htm (1192 words)

	Reason Magazine - The Fan Fiction Phenomena
		Deriding the idea of fanfic as good training for writers, Hobb wrote, “Fan fiction allows the writer to pretend to be creating a story, while using someone else’s world, characters, and plot.…The first step to becoming a writer is to have your own idea.
		Fan writers may borrow others’ characters—though often adding new secondary characters, or fleshing out a character who makes only a brief walk-on in the “canon”—but they certainly create their own plots.
		The mainstreaming of fan fiction is likely to raise standards further, bringing more educated people into the arena and perhaps encouraging some voluntary gatekeeping, such as contests with input from professional writers or editors.
	www.reason.com /news/show/118379.html (1435 words)

	paulmccartney.fm - the paul mccartney international fanclub
		Beatles' fans are going to be delighted with the space reserved in the magazine for the Fab Four.
		The magazine is developed in Italy with an international perspective thanks to the language used (English) and the participation of people from all over the world.
		It is not a fanzine it is a magazine which has earned a good slice of credibility and respect in the musical editorial world since 3 years.
	www.paulmccartney.fm (1216 words)

	NRDC: OnEarth Magazine, Spring 2006 - Living Green
		This last part, called the Minneapolis Blower Door Test, is an add-on that costs an extra 75 bucks and involves a large fan suspended in the middle of what looks like the frame of a storm door, shrink-wrapped in red nylon and outfitted with enough dials to command a submarine.
		The large fan whirs loudly, sucking air out of the house; the change in pressure is noticeable.
		There are many: Cold air streams in along the joints in the brand-new windows, between the pine planks in the cathedral ceiling, around the original metal-frame windows in the babies' rooms, around the doors that lead to the garage and to the attic -- even from the recessed lights in the newly remodeled kitchen.
	www.nrdc.org /OnEarth/06spr/livgreen2.asp (712 words)

	Fangoria (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fangoria is a internationally-distributed US film fan magazine specializing in the genres of horror, slasher, splatter and exploitation films, in regular publication since 1979.
		The launch of the magazine was delayed by several months as the court deliberated the issue.
		By the time that issue #4 was on the stand and #6 was in preparation, the publisher confided to Martin that the magazine was losing approximately $20,000 per issue, not an amount that the small publisher could continue to sustain for long.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fangoria_(magazine) (672 words)

	Ming magazine and a lament from a Rolling Stone fan
		The reality is, after the "honeymoon" period is over for the magazine, both readers and advertisers will have to look at the demographics of the magazine and the readers.
		Look at the existing music and film magazines - none of them are making any money EVEN though they pay their contributors a meager (or no) fee, not to mention never have to pay for any illegal translation of Rolling Stone, Mojo or Q magazines.
		Rolling Stone as a legitimate magazine can't do that so their cost is much higher (even though the writers are the same as those amateurish magazine), unless they want to rip off other magazine without paying...
	www.danwei.org /magazines/rolling_stone_complaints.php (789 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Arts \| Pratchett takes swipe at Rowling
		In a recent interview with Time magazine, Rowling said she was "not a huge fan of fantasy" and was trying to "subvert" the genre.
		The magazine also said Rowling reinvented fantasy fiction, which was previously stuck in "an idealised, romanticised, pseudofeudal world, where knights and ladies morris-dance to Greensleeves".
		Fans have been trying to deduce how old he is, with one site saying the boy wizard has now turned 25.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/arts/4732385.stm (381 words)

	TRS Magazine - Electric Fan Installation
		The fan is much more durable than I expected, and I installed it in under forty minutes, but what I really like about it is the built in adjustable thermo on/off sensor.
		NOTE: It is not necessary to remove the fan from the fan clutch.
		I used a 7/8 wrench and a rubber mallet to tap the fan loose, then I unscrewed it the rest of the way and pulled the fan and shroud out of the vehicle as one unit.
	www.therangerstation.com /Magazine/Summer2003/ElectricFanInstall.htm (1052 words)

	Daytrippin’ Beatles Fan Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Unlike other fan magazines, Daytrippin' provides journalistic-style articles that "tell a story" written by music journalists who have intimate knowledge of the Beatles and their history.
		As a second generation fan, she felt there needed to be a new magazine for Beatles fans that combined professional rock journalism with heartfelt fan stories, presented visually and editorially with a modern day perspective.
		A long-time Beatles fan, Marshall has written several lead articles for Daytrippin', including a "Paul is Dead" analysis, a history of the Quarrymen, the Beatles' price of fame, and a biographical sketch of Brian Epstein.
	www.daytrippin.com /beatles_fan_club.htm (2471 words)

	NASCAR.COM - Racing Fan magazine set for debut this week - Mar 20, 2005
		Racing Fan, a magazine for the passionate NASCAR enthusiast, celebrates the 75 million fans that have made NASCAR the fastest-growing sport in America.
		Big pictures throughout the magazine capture the spectacle of the sport, and a bold design delivers the fans information they can use in an oversized 10 inch by 12 inch format that's as visually thrilling as a pack of 43 cars running three-wide at Talladega.
		The company's 16 consumer magazines and three trade publications, as well as This Old House Ventures and Warren Miller Entertainment, are recognized authorities in their respective fields.
	www.nascar.com /2005/news/headlines/official/03/20/racingfan_debut (482 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Magazine \| Battle for hearts and minds
		For football fans arriving in Portugal, there are giveaways to be had almost from the moment of touchdown.
		Similar tactics are employed by Zoo, the weekly men's magazine with content dedicated to "sex, sport and stupidity", which gives out free copies on match days, in Portugal and at Tesco supermarkets in England as fans pile in to stock up on beer and barbecue supplies.
		At Uefa's Fan Park in Lisbon, which screens games for those without tickets, fans eat McDonalds and drink Carlsberg or Coca Cola, have souvenir photos taken by Canon, and perch upon a scooter bedecked with Adidas logos.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/magazine/3833283.stm (1075 words)

	Hs Codex Fan Magazine
		This magazine is dedicated to bringing you, the reader, the best coverage of all things Heroscape.
		Topics covered in the magazine include in-depth analysis, tactical tips, strategies, tricks and the related news.
		All for FREE, brought to you by the fans of Heroscape.
	www.hscodex.com (189 words)

	A Michigan fan and an Ohio State fan debate Saturday's big game. - By Jonathan Chait and Aaron Marshall - Slate Magazine
		Michigan and Ohio State have played 102 times, but most fans of both schools believe the essence of the rivalry is the "10 Year War." That's the decade (1969-1978) during which Ohio State coach Woody Hayes and Michigan's Bo Schembechler faced off.
		Badger fans are also well-known for their profane chants.
		Buckeye fans are probably counting on Troy Smith, a shoo-in for the Heisman at this point, working the same magic he used on Michigan the last two times he faced us.
	www.slate.com /id/2153915 (3922 words)

	Amazon.com: Moo Cow Fan Club Magazine: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Moo Cow Fan Club magazine is an ad-free, educational children's periodical for ages 8 and up.
		Each issue of the Moo-Cow Fan Club magazine is dedicated to one educational topic.
		Each issue of the magazine is dedicated to one educational topic (such as ancient Greece, ocean life, and forests, to name a few), rounded out by games, puzzles, and stories.
	www.amazon.com /Moo-Cow-Fan-Club-Magazine/dp/B0002XKMXA (439 words)

	"That Stinkin' Little Fan" : Articles : HEARTLIGHT® Magazine
		Little things may not be important in comparison to big things, unless they don’t work and keep the big things from happening or if they reveal some character flaw in us.
		God wants us to know that when we’re faithful in those $9 fan issues, then he blesses us with the $900 stove issues.
		Magazine is produced by Heartlight, Inc. HEARTLIGHT is a registered service mark of Heartlight, Inc. Copyright © 1996-2007.
	www.heartlight.org /articles/200201/20020107_fan.html (575 words)

	Announcing New Fan Magazine - Nephrites Citadel
		Tellyvision is the new fan magazine devoted to American, British and Canadian television from yesterday, and today and tomorrow.
		February 2002 saw the launch of Tellyvision Magazine, the magazine of British television which over 5 issues covered an array of British television series, serials and celebrities.
		Tellyvision will be brought to you by many of the same people who worked on both magazines who are dedicated to bringing fans of television the best publication possible.
	www.rustaz.com /forum/showthread.php?t=470 (489 words)

	Amazon.com: Koku Fan: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This page doesn't tell you is that the Japanese magazines subscribed to on Amazon and filled by a company called Magazine Express are shipped SEAMAIL from Japan which mean you'll recieve every issue 8 to 10 after it's released.
		This is unacceptable for a magazine that most US Japanese bookstores can get within a week or that you can order directly from the publisher for ony a few dollars more.
		I ordered the magazine on January 9th and I have had no resolution from either Magazine Express or Amazon who provides no way to contact anyone within Amazon about magazine orders.
	www.amazon.com /Koku-Fan/dp/B00006KLAS (616 words)

	Splendid Magazine reviews Fan Belt Seven: Friday Night Pick Up
		As any modern rock radio station will prove if you listen to it for half an hour or so, grunge has a lot to answer for.
		Fan Belt Seven is best appreciated in the spirit of grunge's best moments.
		Content may not be reproduced without the publisher's permission.
	www.splendidmagazine.com /review.html?reviewid=32226966798424 (456 words)

	Sarah Michelle Gellar Fan Page: Magazine Listings
		Below is a partial listing of magazines that Sarah has been featured or mentioned in.
		The month listed is the date of the magazine, not the date the magazine was on the stands.
		Please use the following form to submit any information on new magazines that Sarah is in or any missing information on the magazines listed above.
	www.smgfan.com /maglist.htm (129 words)

	Racing Fan Magazine
		The purpose of this promotion is to determine the interest and demand for RACING FAN magazine.
		Since RACING FAN is still in it's planning stage, we are unable to fulfill your free issues at this time.
		We'll be sure to contact you when we are ready to publish another issue of RACING FAN to confirm your interest in becoming a subscriber.
	subs.timeinc.net /DT/dt_fan1204.jhtml (156 words)

	Star Wars: Community \| Spanish Star Wars Magazine #18
		In this issue of Spanish Star Wars Magazine, get the latest information about Star Wars: Episode III with exclusive photos from the set in Sydney and a special look at the new icon of evil -- General Grievous.
		For original trilogy fans, Star Wars magazine also profiles special creature designer Stuart Freeborn about his work in helping to create Jedi Master and mentor, Yoda.
		Star Wars Magazine #18 will be sent to subscribers April 2 and hits newsstands on April 9.
	www.starwars.com /community/fanclub/mag/news20040324.html (210 words)

	Glide Magazine News - Fan Footage Used For New Beastie Boys Documentary
		"Frantic" is the word Yauch used to describe the footage, which he assembled from material recorded Oct. 9, 2004, by fans, six Beasties friends using DV cameras and two high-quality tour video cameras offering bird's-eye and long-distance views.
		Yauch and Jon Doran produced the project via their Oscilloscope Films for about $1 million, which is likely to rise as music rights are cleared.
		None of the 50 cameras was lost to fans, Yauch said, "but granted, we took their driver's licenses."
	www.glidemagazine.com /news2557.html (317 words)

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