[pm-h] An offer from O'Reilly

[G. Wade Johnson]

I received this message from our contact at O'Reilly. If anyone is wondering,
I have thoroughly enjoyed Make magazine so far. (I've gotten all four issues.)

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***Give the Gift of MAKE Magazine***

Give the geek on your list a truly unique gift this holiday season--
their very own subscription to MAKE magazine. MAKE is the first magazine
devoted to digital projects, hardware hacks, and DIY inspiration. Each
rich issue brings the do-it-yourself mindset to all the technology in
your life. 


You have a choice:

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To place your gift order at the regular price $34.95 (US), $39.95 (Canada),
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**Please note gift postcards and MAKE vol 4 will begin mailing on
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multiple countries, please contact customer service at 1-866-289-8847
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Thanks and have a wonderful holiday season,

Marsee Henon




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