The publishers of the luxury magazine LIVEOUTLOUD have announced the release of LIVEOUTLOUD Collection, to keep up with the dynamic luxury industry. It is going to be a wonderful, 240 page all-inclusive luxury magazine which will be considered as an attractive piece of information for all the luxury lovers.

LIVEOUTLOUD's editor, Natalie Hilleli said that "In a world of limited attention span, we have come up with a great idea to enchant our readers with their preferential topics. She further added that this publication of the luxury magazine will be worth cherishing forever.

LIVEOUTLOUD is a luxury magazine quite known for providing the readers with various topics ranging from the on goings of the luxury market, economics, art and show business to the best travelling destinations. Marcus Brewster, the chairman of the well-known public relations company said that "The luxury magazine LIVEOUTLOUD has been receiving noteworthy response from sponsors, customers as well as the readers.

Gillian Groves, the CEO of the company named 'Go Advertising' said that "Initially when the first publication of the LIVEOUTLOUD magazine was released, we thought that finally a magazine has come up which understands the demands of the readers; but the new Collection is hoped to go beyond the expectations of any magazine and it is one of a kind.

A new poll commissioned by the Kids' Safe and Healthful Foods Project has revealed that 80 percent American voters are in support of national nutrition standards for schools. The project is partnered by The Pew Charitable Trust and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
The nutrition standards limiting the amount of calories, fat and sodium in food sold in schools are likely to be introduced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the coming months. The current standards are based on data which is 30 years old and does not reflect on modern nutrition needs. The new regulations will apply to all snacks available at vending machines which compete for attention with the federal school meal program. Jessica Donze Black, registered dietician and project director for the Kids' Safe & Healthful Foods Project, states that healthier food in schools will ensure healthy kids. The risk of obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure can go down substantially if the nutrition standards are improved.
While research by the USDA shows that four in ten students purchase snacks or beverages during a school day, data from Bridging the Gap shows that majority of these snacks are not healthy because of their high fat, sodium and calorie content. Now 80% of the 1,010 registered voters are concerned about issues related to healthy nutrition and around 54% of the respondents have stated that they are very concerned. Vital statistics about the preferences of parents for schools meals and school snacks have also emerged.

"Cocktails HD", the acclaimed cocktail recipe app, has topped the USA iTunes iPad Lifestyle category. Dee Jones and her Pocket Cocktails team are being applauded in lifestyle lounges and circles in over 40 countries including Germany and Canada for the well deserved success.

According to developer Dee Jones, "The full screen original photography is what helps make this app unique", commenting on the behind the scene activity she added , ""We spend a lot of time selecting the cocktails that go into this app, we'll have a panel of our mixologists arguing for hours about the merits of a particular drink". The lifestyle columns are abuzz with the functions of "Cocktails HD" as it continues to make headlines in magazines and online publishing.

The app has been featured as a notable one in MacWorld, entertainment Weekly , online New York Times as many lifestyle enthusiasts are being wowed by its exhaustive range of over 500 Cocktails,400 pages of cocktail and wine e-book content and dozens of easy recipes with full screen shots.

The earliest reference to the term "Cocktail" , has been found in an American Lifestyle magazine ,"The Balance" which was published in May 1806 defining it as "Cocktail is a stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water and bitters". Lifestyle lounges, pubs, clubs, social gatherings and informal meets have made cocktails a popular mix through the years.