the gentlewoman

In 2004, a couple of entrepreneurs found a glaring oversight in the bridal market – where was the coverage about destination weddings and romantic honeymoons? They hunted online, in bookstores and bridal boutiques and found there to be a serious information gap in the industry. The Editor in Chief was interested in having a destination wedding herself and could find little information about it, which was quite troubling since there must be other brides looking for the same information. The ladies decided to take matters into their own hands. They researched and educated themselves on all things travel and romance related and in time, Destination I Do Magazine was born.

Destination I Do Magazine fills a need for this growing niche by providing essential information for couples considering a wedding away from home or romantic honeymoon. To expand the options the couple might consider, each issue highlights a variety of potential destination wedding locations including:

* Continental US

* Hawaii

* Caribbean

* South Pacific

* Europe

* Cruise Weddings

* Theme/Adventure Weddings

* Other International Destinations

Couples who dream of a romantic wedding on a tropical island beach, quaint Italian villa or pristine mountaintop need expert assistance to see their dreams become reality. We provide trustworthy information about the destinations as well as all things wedding and honeymoon related including:

* Fashion

* Bridal Registries

* Invitations & Stationery

* Photography

* Wedding Planning

* Beauty & Fitness

* Jewelry & Accessories

* Etiquette

* Floral & Décor

Ebony, a monthly magazine for the African American market, was founded by John H. Johnson and has published continuously since the Autumn of 1945. A digest-sized sister magazine, Jet, is also published by Johnson Publishing.

Ebony cover photography has since its inception focused on African American celebrities and politicians, from Dorothy Dandridge and Whitney Houston, to Michael Jackson and Barack Obama. Persistently upbeat like its generic contemporary Life, Ebony has striven always to address African-American issues, personalities, and interests in a positive and self-affirming manner. Advertisers have for decades created ads specifically for the pages of Ebony that featured black models using their products.

In August 2008 the magazine featured a special 8-cover edition featuring the "25 Coolest Brothers of All Time", the line up featured Jay-Z, Barack Obama, Prince, Samuel L. Jackson, Denzel Washington, Marvin Gaye, Muhammad Ali and Billy Dee Williams. Ebony is one of the most well known Black American magazines in the United States.

In December 2008, Google announced that it was scanning back issues for Google Book Search, making them all available for free.

We feel and sometimes we try not to feel what we actually feel. Deep inside there is something indefineable, something which stops us in being happy, being upset, being critcal, in general being what we actually are.LE MILE is convinced that creativity and empathy make victory possible. We all know that the world is full of injustice, prejudice, and ignorance. Are all this mentioned points the reason of this something indefinable deep inside us? LE MILE is convinced. Join the path of Mile, a beautiful and innocent young lady, who wants to know who she really is. There is this enigmatic and long moment between birth and death. LE MILE tells that arduous experiences she went through by different editorials of high talented fashion photographers and poetic writers from all over the world. Often art makes us live together. Like in the Factory of Andy Warhol LE MILE is the stage for those who have messages for their surroundings. No economic, religious, or cultural crises can change creativity. Only individuality causes change in personality of a crowd. Come with us as a companion and take some miles through the magazines and discover the reality of life.