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Ogio Shadow Golf Bag (FREE 12 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION TO GOLF MAGAZINE) - Color: Green/White
$180.00
Haven't received the bag yet, but just now realized that it's a women's bag. Not that it's a big deal, a bag is a bag, as long as it isn't a handbag. With my orange golf towel it'll hopefully just look like a good irish boy's bag, as was the intended purpose. But dang it, man! It would have been nice to have a more obvious indication that I was perusing the ladies' section. I had to make my wife promise not to tell the guys at work! Three stars given since I haven't received it yet- hopefully it doesn't upset the average too much.

EDIT: now that I've received the bag, I'd give it a 4 star. Great features, nice bag overall, with one giant kicker- the interior fabric shown as argyle plaid? Yeah, no. It's multi colored polka-dots.Try explaining that one away with the fellas.

It also looks like there's some sort of ball holder just below the handle in the pics. Not on mine. Putter slot is different, too. Insulated beer bottle sleeve is great on paper, if only courses actually allowed bottles. Cans don't fit right, hard to fish out once they're inside of it.

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Gluten-Free Living
$34.00
... I'd avoid this magazine like the plague! I gave this as a gift last Christmas and to date (Almost Dec., 2008), we've only gotten 2 of the four issues! When you call their number, they are rude and say that "the editor wants everything to be perfect" and will not refund my subscription!
This was the worst gift I ever gave anybody. There are many published books that have all the information you need if you need to follow to gluten-free lifestyle without the aggravation this magazine subscription will provide you.

Broadcast competition and advertising with free entry: Subscription vs. free-to-air [An article from: Information Economics and Policy]
$10.95
This digital document is a journal article from Information Economics and Policy, published by Elsevier in 2006. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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This paper develops a model of broadcast competition in the presence of free entry. In particular, it considers two alternative schemes in which broadcast stations are financed: the pay media regime under which broadcast stations are financed through subscription and advertising revenues, and the free-to-air regime under which broadcast stations are financed through advertising revenues only. It addresses the nature of market failure in the industry with respect to the provision of variety of programming and the level of advertising. Policy implications and the optimal regulation are also explored.