[pm-h] An offer from O'Reilly

[Paul Archer]

I'm a subscriber as well. Very cool stuff if you like to tinker (or even 
just read about tinkering).

Paul



6:51am, G. Wade Johnson wrote:

> 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 a gift for $5 off the regular gift subscription rate--$29.95 (US),
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