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DreamsAliveMagazine.com is part of the Designing Online, Inc. family which originates at http://www.designingonline.com
Dreams Alive Magazine exists to provide you with valuable resources, pleasurable reading and also provides an avenue of self-expression and world-wide exposure for artists, writers, decorators, cooks, etc. When comparing online magazines or e-zines, we stand out because we provide a visual punch that makes us enjoyable and unique.
Each preceding issue of this visually stunning magazine, remains just as it was when originally released and provides exposure for many years to come. Our previous issues are packed with all kinds of decorating and interior design ideas, tips and stories. Youe are very welcome to come back time and time again to read them all.
As a reader and subscriber, you can bless the individuals whose work we portray here, by visiting them and being open to their often rare and wonderful talents. As an artist or writer, you can bless our readers by sharing your gifts with us. We are here to help you get the exposure that you really deserve. As an advertiser, we know your resources are restricted, so we confidently place your ads with the full knowledge that you will always get back more than the price you paid.
You will enjoy every issue because this magazine is a reflection of the beauty inside every one of you. We're just helping to make it easier to see. Share with us and join with us. We appreciate and are thankful for every one of you. Have a great day!!
Dreams Alive currently accepts submissions of Home and Garden related articles, uplifting poetry, recipes, practically all forms of paintings and photographs, sculptures and most other forms of art. We are your vehicle to world recognition, or at the very least, a totally cool method to show off your talents. Click ahead to Make a Submission.
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"Dreams Alive Magazine" Brings the World to You
Hazleton, PA - December 1st, 2003 - Designing Online, Inc. celebrates 3 years of bringing together the creative talents of authors, poets, decorators, hobbyists and artists from around the world, through the Dreams Alive Magazine.
"Our 3rd year and 15th issue of the Dreams Alive Magazine is a continuing tribute to the many people around the world who have submitted an article or entered a piece of art for display." said David Nelmes, Editor of Dreams Alive Magazine. "Our Online Magazine provides the internet with a free and high quality source of information that provides true solutions for home, garden and lifestyle needs. Furthermore, this magazine is a rare and valuable tool for any writer, artist, hobbyist or cook who is looking for ways to get the quality exposure they truly deserve - no matter what part of the world they might be from."
This culturally diverse magazine brings the world to you through article and art submissions from around the world. Some contributors of the current issue are Cheryl Wright, an Interior Design Consultant and Freelance Writer from the West Indies - Dorothy Gauvin, an artist and author from Australia - Tatiana Utkina, an artist from Russia - Aurora Antonovic, a freelance writer and visual artist from Canada and dozens more from all around the United States and many other areas of the world. The world has no boundaries this magazine cannot breach.
"I consider it to be a unique honor when I find that an article submission is from a small rug shop in Iran, or that a poetry submission is from a young girl in Russia.", says David, "We really do make a positive difference in the lives of people all around the world, and I can't think of anything better than that."
Dreams Alive magazine is released five times per year. There is one issue for each season with a bonus issue for Christmas. Each issue of this E-Zine is larger than most websites and it provides valuable resources and entertainment for all age groups and genders. Upon visiting the website at http://www.dreamsalivemagazine.com/ , you will find yourself Book-Marking many different areas of each issue. This E-Zine provides such a variety of articles, crafts, artwork and games, that you will want to return time and time again to explore them all in more depth.
All previous issues of this online magazine remain active for years and can be viewed at any time. They are packed with decorating and interior design ideas, tips and stories from all over the world. You are encouraged to visit http://www.dreamsalivemagazine.com/ and experience the breadth and grandeur of these visually stunning online magazines.
Dreams Alive Magazine is an integral part of the Designing Online website which also provides an exclusive shopping mall, 3D room and furniture layouts, an interactive decorating message board, over 700 categorized home and garden links and an interactive E- Card creation service. The choices of what to do and where to go are very clearly defined. It's extremely easy to navigate between all the different areas as of the site, so you are sure to enjoy yourself.
A year's worth of Dreams By KENT JACKSON For the Hazleton Standard Speaker A gardener in Beaver Meadows, a surrealist from Florida and a young father from Missouri are among the creative people drawn to an Internet magazine produced in Hazleton. Dreams Alive observed its first anniversary this month with the publication of the Winter 2002 issue. The magazine is the latest computer foray of David Nelmes, a Hazleton man who has designed Web Pages for businesses and tried to start an online shopping site in the Internet's earlier days. Nelmes said Dreams Alive began as a Web site where homeowners sent him pictures of rooms and he e-mailed them computer-generated views of how the rooms would look when redecorated. "You get to see the whole room before pay to (re)do it," Nelmes said. Visitors to Dreams Alive still can arrange for Nelmes to do virtual redecorations, but that business isn't sufficient to be his full-time job. To attract more people to the Web site, which is www.designingonline.com/dreamsalive/ , Nelmes started the magazine featuring tips on home decoration, gardening, food and fine arts. About 15,000 Internet users visit monthly to read the magazine, enlist help in redecorating, create their own greeting cards or shop at the site's boutique. Nelmes wants to at least quadruple that to make a profit. "That's our goal," he said. Producing the magazine costs $300 to $500 a month for Web site hosting fees and other expenses. The real cost of production would be about $5,000 if the staff and contributors received pay. Even without pay, writers and artists send in their work from across the country to the magazine that appears five times a year with winter, spring, summer, fall and Christmas editions. In the Winter 2002 issue, Yves Lanthier, a French Canadian artist living in Florida, showcases some of his award-winning, surrealist art. Tony Ray Weaver describes - in an article that will continue in the next issue - the angst that he felt when his wife told him that she was pregnant. Regular contributors Kathleen Peters writes about home design, Savannah Skye encloses a poem and Shirley Ciculya lists her gardening resolutions for the new year. "Shirley is from Beaver Meadows. She has the most magnificent garden at her house," Nelmes said. Ciculya, the administrative director of the magazine, also makes ceramics that are for sale at a boutique that is part of the Web site. In the current issue, her recipes and pictures of tiramisu and red velvet cake appear in the Recipe Exchange. The current issue of Dreams Alive, when printed, fills 60 pages. In other issues, Nelmes plans to offer a section for children and add features to expand to 80 pages and enlarge readership as well. Lately, the number of visitors to the magazine increases 10 percent per month. "We're doing something good. I believe for us to get ahead, our object is to help you get ahead. In doing so, we will get ahead, but we help you first," he said. |
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