A Distinctive Style Remembers 9/11 Survivors as the 10th Anniversary Approaches

A Distinctive Style Magazine spotlights environmental issues, eco-friendly opulence, gratifying visual art, encouraging stories and inspiring celebrity interviews, all laid out in a visually unique presentation. ADS is a multimedia publication that intelligently combines text articles and rich full-page photographs with video clips, music and links. This is a review of our Summer 2011 Edition. End Quote

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(1888PressRelease) July 16, 2011 - It has been a decade since the 9/11 attacks. The date and the lives lost will never be forgotten. Interactive multimedia publication, A Distinctive Style Magazine (www.adistinctivestyle.com) is determined to make sure that the survivors left behind are not forgotten either with the latest Summer Edition of the magazine. The feature titled "9/11 Survivors Ten Years Later" depicts the true feelings and confessions of the survivors, and how they are coping today. Readers can sign up to receive an autographed copy of the survivors newly published books - see page 25. "Readers will hear heartfelt stories of people who help others before self, a way to commemorate the spirit of unity and service that followed the massive attacks of 9/11," states Denise Marie, Publisher of A DISTINCTIVE STYLE.

The summer issue also features Dan Eldon, a Reuter's photojournalist who had an intense fascination with the people and landscape of Africa. While on assignment he was beaten to death by a mob of citizens in Somalia, he was only 22 years old. Nearly 20 years later, "The Amazing Race" contestant Blake Mycoskie, owner of TOMS Shoes was so drawn to Dan's passion and vision, that he designed his Spring/Summer 2011 collection around the work that Dan did.

"The Art of Transformation" is a story about a talented 3D artist named Eric Grohe. He is a designer and painter of murals and architectural facades; his artistry transforms life and art, full-circle. Other intriguing stories in the summer issue include: A photographer's vision of "Life, Death, Love, War" while fighting for our country in Iraq; Courtney Bent, an activist for people with disabilities; A woman who found out that her beloved grandfather was a murderer; and so much more.

Through the magazine's multimedia format you will have the opportunity to view (in HD) video's on: Fracking; The Last Mountain; The Secret - Planet Earth; Down syndrome; Just Like U; Emmylou Harris on her new CD Hard Bargain; The First Grader; and The Land of Northern Lights (aurora borealis), in a jaw-dropping, mystical moment that was caught on film.

The cover story about Amber and Sam Jaeger, who star in NBC's popular sitcom "Parenthood" is a must read for everyone. The story further reveals how the couple is committed to the green revolution and how they are raising their child in an eco-friendly manner. Any social cause inspired by the celebrities becomes a hot trend. Therefore, readers will take a cue from the celebrity couple and adopt some green means as well.

In an interview with Brooke Burke, the celebrity host of the "Dancing with the Stars," she talks about her family, fashion and her latest passion, a new website. Brooke was the winner of the seventh season of "Dancing with the Stars" and is the author of many books like Savvy Advice and Soulful Reflections.

The summer issue also brings to you the secrets of success from Maria Menounos. She is a correspondent, social activist as well as an author. Before making it big in Hollywood Maria worked for Dunkin' Donuts and has absolutely no qualms about it. She reveals her secrets of success through her book, "The Every Girl's Guide to Life."

For more information on A DISTINCTIVE STYLE go to adistinctivestyle.com or call 214.717.5375. For Interviews with Publisher, Denise Marie contact publicist Stacey Kumagai at 818.506-8675 mediamonster ( @ ) yahoo dot com

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