Nope 9 of January.
How do you write it in English? 09/01? (<- that's the French way...)
Edit : I should sleep, so many mistakes u_u"

Well, the image you posted is the same that what you see in the one I sent you, so yes ( ctrl + to check, but that's it ^^). Also the Seiyuu Animedia has Nana + Yukarin on the cover! Is that not simply wonderful? *-*
I went to MAL to confirm it directly to the Fate club, but my post won't appear u_u'... Hope it's fixed soon.

'knew I had seen it (bottom left corner) : o/

My bad : I linked you to the February issue of 2009. The 2010 one is with Nana and Yukarin I believe! >_< Just let me find my source .... (or did I dreamed it? x_x)

I knew I forgot something u_u'. I saw the announce when the first pic from of the February issue of Megami came out and forgot to tell you about it.
Animedia (release 9 of January) will have a Nanoha cover and presumably some pages concerning the movie.

*blablabla*

As soon as I go back, I'll order those two :3

Profitable enough that the practise continues, and that's all that's important.

I understand where you're coming from, but a person's tone of voice is also very telling of their emotions.

You'd have to look up the sales figures, but clearly it's profitable enough to warrent continuing.

It's not about being 'old enough' (since I'm the same age). Do you ever listen to the radio, or maybe even a podcast?

I've never questioned why this material is being animated, because that much is obvious.

Why? It's really not hard to believe that fans would buy products based on a series they love, especially since the sound stages fill in so many blanks.

I don't know how old you are, but back in the days before TV, entertainment was all audio and no video. I've listened to episodes of The Lone Ranger before and it's just as entertaining as watching TV or reading a book.

Now it's safe to believe that english speaking fans most likely haven't heard the sound stages, but that's because there were no translations until recently, and if you don't frequent AS you'd never know there were translations at all.

Must have been rather successful if they continued the practise for all 3 seasons, then making SSX, and these movie sound stages.

Like I said before, for those in Japan they have this extra material readily available to them, so it's their own fault if they refuse to buy sound stages/mangas to get the whole story.

Seven Arcs provides the hot dog and the ketchup, and it's the consumer's decision to use the ketchup or not.

That's probably why you didn't get the whole experience. It's not that hard to do, though it is easy to slip up. Well, maybe it's because I've been watching fansubs for so long it's easy for me to tell which translation goes with which line.

Anyways, it really is the best way to experience it, as you have all the voices, sound effects, etc, provided and you just follow along with the english 'script.' All that remains is to use your imagination to visualise the scene.