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Dr. Narinda Maree has been suspended from practising medicine for the next two months.
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Dr. Narinda Maree, who practises medicine out of Kliniek on Main, was suspened for two months and forced to pay nearly $4,000 following an investigation into her role in an incident involving a prescription.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CPSS) handed down this penalty to the Kliniek on Main-based physician at a hearing Friday afternoon in Saskatoon.
Nathan Liewicki can be reached at 306-691-1256 or follow him on Twitter @liewicks.
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"In Baseball, You Play in a PARK!"
I will miss the humor of the irreverent George Carlin, who passed away yesterday.
I particularly loved how he examined words, colloquialisms, common expressions, and the English language in general.
One of my all-time favorite "classic" Carlin routines was the one in which he contrasted the sports of baseball and football:
I grew up in Oklahoma–OU Sooners country–with nary a Major League Baseball team within 500 miles. Never really embracing football and its popularity and having had to accompany the high school football team in its travels as part of the high school band, I always particularly enjoyed Carlin's underscoring the "tough" persona of football as opposed to the more "civilized" game of baseball.
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Roscoe G. Grey Jr.
Roscoe Garfield Grey Jr., 82, of Charles Town, passed from this life on Friday, June 20, 2014 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Rachel Emma (Myers) Grey.
Born in Charles Town, he was the son of the late Roscoe Garfield Sr. and Lottie V. (Domer) Grey.
Garfield served during the Korean War as a corporal in the United States Army from 1952 to 1954. He retired as a plumber after 50 years of service.
He loved spending time with his large extended family. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, and father-in-law. He was known to his family and friends as a "practical joker" and a "jack-of-all-trades." He was also an avid fan of NASCAR.
Garfield served as a member of the Harpers Ferry Bolivar Veterans Association Honor Guard.
Garfield is survived by his daughter, Darcy Aits and husband, Ricky, of Charles Town; his one son Gregg Grey and wife, Ruby, of Ranson; sisters, Janice Schroyer, of Charles Town, and Alice Brown, of Ranson; brother, Gary Grey, of Charles Town; and six grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Terry Lee Grey.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at Rosedale Funeral Home, 917 Cemetery Road, Martinsburg. Rev. Bucky Chapman will officiate. Interment will follow in Rosedale Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, June 23, 2014 at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may be offered to the family at www.rosedalefuneralhome.com.


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Nostradamus - wrote what the Buddha said - that is how he speaks -we call quatrains = main words = alien edgar Cayce - used the tree of knowledge = at a thin point in crust (south ky) same place I am now .... he came to me in a dream =but it was very real = he showed me a ex-ray of the sea floor a high point of the island -or a temple had hit the top of the sea floor- there is a sea under the sea - THIS CURCULATES DAMAGED CRUST FROM ONE SIDE TO THE OTHER - atlantis =was 300 miles out from the pillars of Hercules it was sucked under the sea floor - 1 - south England was sucked under the sea floor ISLES OF AVALON/Y'S - WIKI 2 - SOUTH JAPAN was sucked under the sea floor = the pyramids where to tall and are still on the sea floor . 3 south Scotland - the same red lime stone was matched in the bay of new York harbor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` edgar said - if you follow the trajectory from SCOTLAND to new York about a 45 degree and match the red lime stone. you can match to the pillars and neer bimini right where the road is now BIMINI IS CLEANED CRUST , FLORIDA WAS ALSO, IT COMES UP- THEN IS PUSHED AGAINST LAND = WHY SO DIFFERENT - TROPICAL LIKE FLORIDA - SWAMPS , ALIGATORS ... SNAKES WILL TAKE OVER - BECAUSE SATAN /SERPENT THING JAPAN was not an island it was damaged crust pulled away, when the south end was ripped off this is how the Americas where made = why when you fly it looks like patch work - some place where ANCIENT sea beds. why they find africas animal bones in America - pottery from south japan was found on the right side of south America = still in 1 piece EDGAR CAYCE SAID THAT ATLANTIS WAS SOME WHERE BETWEEN THE PILLARS AND BIMINI = WHY = BECAUSE IT WAS MOVING IT MOVED ALONG UNDER THE SEA FLOOR - WITH OIL -- he did not want to give a location in fear they would drill and hit the oil pocket - 10 trill gals of oil - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`~~~~~ BIMINI ROAD - IS FRACTURED BEACH ROCK PUSHED UP FROM THE ISLANDS HIGH SPOT OR TEMPLE = A CRYSTAL BALL WAS FOUND AFTER A HURRICANE -WHEN THE SAND WAS MOVED - AND A TEMPLE DOOR WAS FOUND = SEE PART 3 OF THE MOVIE TO RIGHT PLATO a seer spoke of atlantis homer - said that when atlantis slipped under the sea , that as far as the eye could see was liquid lead - what we now call oil REV 16.2 1/3 OF THE SEA WILL TURN TO BLOOD - THE BLOOD OF A DEAD MAN =THIS WAS ANOTHER NAME FOR OIL CONGEALED BLOOD LOOKS LIKE OIL, RANK.= BLACK = THEY SAW DEAD MEN IN FIELDS 30-60 DAYS IN HOT SUN THE BLOOD CONGEALED 10 TRILL GALS OF OIL MOVED ATLANTIS = BIRTH PAINS = THE FRACTURE OF THE CRUST - ATLANTIS UP /JAPAN DOWN WILL SIDE UNDER THE SEA FLOOR /THEN ENGLAND/SCOTLAND THE LAST 2 MUCH LATER - 2100 ISH - THIS IS WHEN CAYCE SAID THE WEST COAST WILL BE SHALLOW SEA BED OF SALT WATER IN HIS WORK - NOT TO ME - HE TALKS ABOUT HIS NEXT LIFE NEER THE SEA BEDS AROUND COLORADO. - THAT FAR IN MANY LEFT IN USA -MOVE TO ALASKA - THIS IS WHY IT WAS GIVIN INTO ITS POSSESSION - FROM RUSSIA A ANGEL STRUCK THE DEAL - 2 MILLION I THINK - SAME ANGEL THAT WROTE THE CONSTIUTION -CALLED PROFESSOR THE FATHERS JUST SIGNED IT - SCAMS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10 YRS AGO THEY SAID GAS WOULD BE 7-8 BUCKS A GAL AND 75 % IMPORTED IT IS NOW NEER 3 BUCKS AND FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER THE USA WATERS ARE ABOUT TO EX-PORT OIL WHY = TEXACO FOUND THIS POCKET OF OIL NORTH AND EAST OF BIMINI A 100 YR POCKET = THIS IS WHY THE WELL POPPED IN GULF = PRESSURE FROM MOVEMENT UNDER SEA FLOOR FROM INCOMING OIL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I SEEN 3 WELLS POP AT ONCE (FUTURE) - AND WE DUG UP THE GULF, THE SEA FLOOR NOW LOOKS LIKE SWISS CHEESE WHEN THE OIL MOVES INTO REGION = IT WILL USE THESE HOLES = TO MAKE 300 FOOT DEEP AREAS OF OIL FIRST EAST OF FLORIDA THEN IT WILL MOVE AROUND THE KEYS INTO GULF = THE NEW MISSISSIPI RIVER WILL FLUSH OUT SOME DAY A NEW RIVER FROM LAKE MICHIGAN TO GULF - ALL THE GREAT LAKES WILL DRAIN FROM THIS POINT NIAGRA FALLS WILL BECOME A TRICLE. DRIP DRIP DRIP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT DID EDGAR CAYCE SAY , TELL MY FANS I AM ALIVE AND WELL AND HEAVEN IS 1000 MIRACLES TELL THEM THATS WHAT LITTLE EDGER SAID , ??? HE LOOKED OLD AND GREY LIKE LAST PHOTOS - LITTLE ?? ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` ATLANTIS WILL BE FOUND FROM 2015 -2020 WHEN THE SEA CRUST TEARS FROM THE NEW MAGNETIC FIELD CALLED GEOMAGNETIC REVERSE THE NEW RIVER FORMS FROM CRUST DISPLACEMENT - ALASKA FALLS AND CHINA RISES (GOG MAYGOG) THE RING OF FIRE AND VOLCANOS WILL BE MOST TO BLAME = ASH WINTERS AND MINI ICE AGE ON OLD POLES = MILLIONS FREEZE this is why china is borrowing money all over the world - what ever area not totally destroyed -they will expect there money back - the top officials bought US citizen ships with there countries money = like in movie 2012 - black hawks will come and take then to safety ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`~ REVELATION 6.15 THEN THE KINGS OF THE EARTH , THE PRINCES , GENERALS , AND THE MIGHTY MEN - WILL HIDE IN CAVES AND UNDER THE ROCKS OF MOUNTAINS 16 THEY WILL EVEN WISH DEATH - AND BEG THAT THE ROCK FALL ON THEM THE GREAT DAY OF WRATH HAS COME "DAY OF THE LORD" = WHO CAN STAND THIS IS THE WRATH OF THE LAMB -THE LORD JESUS CHRIST - HE COMES WITH THE CLOUD (SHIPS) AND A DOUBLE EDGE SWORD REV 19.14 THE ARMIES OF THE HEAVENS WHERE RIDING BEHIND HIM = 3 MILE LONG SHIPS =PILLARS = CIGARS REV 6.14 - THEN THE SKY RECEEDED LIKE A SCROLL = IT SEEMED LIKE THE WORLD WAS ROLLING UP- EVER ISLAND AND MOUNTAIN WAS MOVED FROM ITS PLACE = CRUST DISPLACEMENT - in the holy books of PISTIS SOPHIA IT TALKS ABOUT THIS SAME THING HAPPENED BEFORE = CHAPTER 3 OF 148 CHAPTERS -BIBLIOTECAPLEYADES.NET the under sea =pyramids are called = yonaguni pyramids they are on the sea floor near japan this is from land that slid under the sea = google yanaguni pyramids =see images of malachi the prophet posted:1/11/2014 1:58:46 PM VISIONS OF WORLD WAR 3 PROPHET OF DOOM MARY SPOKE WITH 3 MESSAGES - BUY SILVER 1 , WHERE A MERACULOUS MEDAL OF MARY (A CROSS OVER A M/TALISMAN) AND #3 the destruction of VATICAN and murder of old pope, (google pope leo 13 heard satan and god speak) same GOD GAVE SATAN THE GOD OF WAR -SYMBOL - THE CRESCENT MOON -BLOOD MOON LUNAR ... AND A ARMY - N. KOREA AND IRAN NOSTRADAMUS -SAID THEY COME BY COVER OF NIGHT , AND DESTROY THE WALLS,OF THE GREAT WHITE CITY , STORMTROOPERS . THE SEA BECOMES A NAVEL CITY - OTHER RELIGIONS TRY TO CUT THE HEAD OFF FROM ITS ENEMY, VATICAN CAPITAL OF CHRISTIANS AND THEY TRY TO DESTROY ITS LIBRARY AND BOOKS ..... THIS WILL SPARK A PRE-WAR WHEN WILL THIS HAPPEN - ON 1 OF THE 4 BLOOD MOONS 2014-2015 4 JEWISH HOLY DAYS - 2 OF EACH THE NEW MUSLIM ORDER - THE UNITED NATIONS OF MUSLIMS , ALLAHS ARMY , CITY OF THE PAMS THE CALIPH OR MAHDI -MUSLIM MESSIAH - UNITES IRAN IRAQ SERIA , AFGANASTAN - THE NEW PERSIA - 1 HEAD OF THE DRAGON THEN THE KINGS FAMILY IN S ARABIA IS OVER THROWN = AND ALL ARE WEAPONS ARE USED ON THE WORLD WIKIPEDIA HAS LIST OF ROYAL NAVY /AIRFORCE = MASSIVE they build a wall around back of country now .... 100s of jets and boeing long range jets - 737,747 dc 10 they convert for war we sold them 72 f 15 jets with 60 billion in bunker busters heat seeking missiles even gravity bombs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the beast was made out of the sea floor - palm tree dubie (rev 13) its leaves look like heads on a dragon = 10 kings of 10 greater areas with no borders (north africa,new persia, turkey,indonesia the flags of the crescent moons = symbol of the god of war the world is givin to them as there possession - they over throw a country then make them slaves = jizya (wiki) forced submission = to allah = the mark of the beast = pay thiths to another god = 1st commandment = not to do do not they kill you = great choose 1 or other ezekiel 5.12 1/3 of all people die from the sword 1/3 of all people die from plauge and famine 1/3 of people are scattered all over the world ARMAGEDDON DEC 21,2020 Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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A Labour MP has written to Transport Secretary Justine Greening asking why an MP at the centre of a Nazi-themed stag night scandal offered two contradictory explanations for his behaviour.
In a letter to the JC, Aidan Burley, Conservative MP for Cannock Chase and parliamentary private secretary to Ms Greening, apologised for his participation in a party where one guest donned SS uniform and others toasted Hitler. He said he wished he "had left [the Val Thorens party] as soon as [he] realised what was happening".
But Dudley North Labour MP Ian Austin, whose constituency is near Mr Burley's, said he had been given a different explanation by the Transport Secretary.
He wrote to Ms Greening saying Mr Burley's comment was "the opposite of the explanation you gave me, which was that he had left when this disgraceful behaviour occurred".
Noting that the activities of Mr Burley's guests were "likely to be illegal in France", Mr Austin said he "would be very grateful" if Ms Greening could provide an explanation for "these varying accounts".
"lnstead of brushing this outrageous behaviour under the carpet and hoping the scandal dies down, the Conservative Party should be investigating it properly," he added. "Mr Burley should be sacked."
In his letter to the JC , Mr Burley said he wanted to make an unreserved, wholehearted and fulsome apology. "There was clearly inappropriate behaviour by several of the other guests and I deeply regret that this happened," he said.


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All Blog Posts Tagged 'publishing' - We Make Zines 2016-12-10T21:19:45Z http://wemakezines.ning.com/profiles/blog/feed?tag=publishing&xn_auth=no Issue 004: The Sins Issue. Call for Submissions. tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2016-06-09:2288844:BlogPost:452189 2016-06-09T07:25:05.000Z Riley http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/Riley

We're looking for creative submissions for our fourth issue of PRJKTR, in response to the theme of Sins.

This could be interpreted in many ways, from the original notion of sin rooted in religion, to any ideal or way of life that Diverts from the…

We're looking for creative submissions for our fourth issue of PRJKTR, in response to the theme of Sins.

This could be interpreted in many ways, from the original notion of sin rooted in religion, to any ideal or way of life that Diverts from the perceived ideal order for living in modern society. Things such as gender equality, consumerism, anarchism, activism, fetishism, and ecological and environmental concerns are all potential areas that could be explored.

Guilt, forgiveness, expectations, morality, polarity, vices, love and lust, living with our choices, evil, sex, death…Interpret it as you see fit.

For more info and how to submit click here
 Zines and things! tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2015-05-14:2288844:BlogPost:427108 2015-05-14T22:24:50.000Z zoe blaq http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/zoeblaq Find out what's been going on and what's about to go down at Piddle Productions!
 Piddleproductions.blogspot.com Find out what's been going on and what's about to go down at Piddle Productions!
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Being Sad Is Normal

Being Depressed Is Not

 * Some people do not understand what it feels like to feel so sad and scared.

* The fear of being so lost is making you want hide from the…

Being Sad Is Normal
Being Depressed Is Not

* Some people do not understand what it feels like to feel so sad and scared.

* The fear of being so lost is making you want hide from the world.

* People who know you do not know that you have already given up the fight.

* You think the only way out of depression is to escape, or die.

* When people say "I know how you feel," it confuses you and you sink deeper.

* Sometimes when someone tries to bring you out of it, it makes you worse.

* You feel a sense of worthlessness and insecurity.

* Depression eats at your soul and distorts your thinking.

* You never know when depression will hit you or what will trigger it.

* You forget that people truly love you and want to help you.

To The Friends & Loved Ones

* Depression is more common than most people think.

* No one can be forced out of depression, it dwells too deep within.

* No one will survive depression on their own treatment.

* Do not let anyone who suffers from depression suffer alone.

* No matter what the person tells you, don't leave until your sure of their safety. Suicide is a very real escape.

* Modern medicine is amazingly affective and widely available through county and state programs.

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Fat Politics: The Real Story behind America's Obesity Epidemic
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Overweight Teenagers: Don't Bear the Burden Alone
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The Overweight Patient: A Psychological Approach to Understanding and Working with Obesity
by Kathy Leach. 269 pgs.

*If you want to know more about Obesity and how to deal with it and the Depression that usually occupies it, I would suggest one of the books above!

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You can use MS-Word for making a zine, or just for formatting a mock print to help you move closer to the all important final print. It's a challenge using MS-Word compared to using a desktop publisher such as Quark's Xpress, Adobe's InDesign, or…

Making a mock zine using MS-Word

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You can use MS-Word for making a zine, or just for formatting a mock print to help you move closer to the all important final print. It's a challenge using MS-Word compared to using a desktop publisher such as Quark's Xpress, Adobe's InDesign, or Serif's Pagemaker, but it can be done and it is an alternative to the cut and paste method. Most self publishing authors of books will format their manuscript using MS-Word, or a similar word processor to produce a mock book before going to a POD (print on demand) service, or other publisher like Lulu.com, or Amazon's CreatingSpaces.

First off all measurements used below will be in the format of "inches" to make things easier.

 Making your mock book will require 3 basic steps:

1. Formatting your manuscript
 2. Estimating your page count
 3. Creating a page plan.

You'll need the following:

* Your manuscript in MS-Word
 * Several sheets of blank paper
 * Pen or pencil
 * Scissors
 * Sharpie

Remember: We are not making the actual manuscript layout yet, just the formatting to get an accurate page count and to figure out where things may need to be edited in the layout. Also, this page plan is for the interior of your book only. The cover is always done separately as a different file and on different paper stock.

Formatting your manuscript:

 Now that you've determined exactly what you're putting into your zine or book, put all of your text into one MS-Word document and save it before continuing. Now we can begin to style it by putting in the fonts and point sizes you have decided on. Now is also the time to think about paragraph spacing whether you use single-spacing, or a little more like double spacing between lines, etc…

Next, set the margins in your document so that they mimic the page size you will be working with. In MS-Word, you can manipulate the margins from the "Format" menu, under the "Document" option.

For a half-letter scale, or aka "digest" sized zine, the page size in the finished zine would be 5.5 x 8.5 using a standard landscape letter-sized sheet of paper, folded in half. Half-inch margins all the way around would leave you with a 4.5 x 7.5 area for your content to print. In the finished book, your gutter (the blank area in the center of the book where the inner margins meet), should be 1 inch.

That means for a letter-sized MS-Word document, you should set your margins to:

Top: 1.75 inches
 Bottom: 1.75 inches
 Left: 2 inches
 Right: 2 inches

For a half-legal sized zine, the page size in the finished booklet would be 7 x 8.5 on a landscape legal-sized sheet, folded in half. In this larger format, you'll have a bit more leeway with margins if you want to go larger. This is where you want to tweak your manuscript to the sizes you like. In this example I will use a 0.5 margin all the way around to make things simple. That will result in a 6 x 7.5 inch area for your content, with a 1-inch gutter in the finished zine.

Using a legal-sized MS-Word document, 8.5 x 11, you should set your margins to:

Top: 3.25 inches
 Bottom: 3.25 inches
 Left: 1.25
 Right: 1.25

This is where to estimate your page count:

Once your text is styled and you have your document margins set to model your chosen page size, you should be able to easily estimate about how many pages your content will be. Print your a sample document and if your margins, text and paragraph styling are not how you like them, play with the adjustments a little more until you like what you print.

Your printed formatted manuscript should now closely resemble the page count of how your finished book will print . Keep in mind that your manuscript is a stack of single sided sheets of paper and your finished book will have four book pages per double-sided sheet, so your stack in this mock run will be thicker than your finished book will be.

You'll probably want to add some or all of the following:

Front matter - The term for anything that comes before the first page of your manuscript
 * Title page
 * Contact info/copyright page
 * Table of contents
 * Acknowledgments – These can go up front, in the back, or be combined with the copyright notice

Back matter - The term for anything that comes after your last page of your manuscript
 * Author bio/contributor notes
 * Blank pages
 * Glossary

If your Table of Contents, contributor notes, credits, or acknowledgments look like they will run more than one page, the safest bet would be to format them just as you did for the rest of your manuscript, to see how long they actually are when styled the way you want them in the final print. Otherwise just estimate one page for each, that is what is ideal.

Illustrations

A simple way to do this would be to, collect printed copies of the images you plan on using and place them on the paper sheet with the same margins as the rest of your document, then add the necessary pages to your estimated calculation. If you have the images already digitized, you can go ahead and use the "Insert/Picture" function of MS-Word and put them in the manuscript right away. You might want to round your page up to make sure you have extra room to play with sizing later.

Note: the # of formatted manuscript pages + the # of front matter pages + the # of back matter pages = the total page count of your finished book, or zine.

Some of you may feel comfortable skipping the steps above and just "eyeball" your page count numbers estimate after you've completed your first few projects. I personally wouldn't skip this step, but some do, it's just up to the self publisher.

Creating a page plan, for your mock book:

Folded booklets like the ones we're making have page counts that are in multiples of 4, because each sheet of paper will contain four book pages on it: Two on side A. Two on side B. So round your estimated page count up to the nearest multiple of 4.

Example: 18 pages would need to be 20, 21 becomes 24 and so on…

Now, take your page count and divide it by 4.
 This simple formula will give you the total number of sheets of paper per zine (see below).

20 book pages = 5 sheets of paper
 36 book pages = 9 sheets of paper
 and so on…

Here I have been using a 12-page zine as the example, but the idea is the same for any number of sheets used.

12 book pages divided by 4 = 3 sheets of paper

So, I'm going to take 3 sheets, and label each side: A – B would be the front & back of the first paper sheet, C – D would be the front & back of the second paper sheet, E – F the front & back of the third paper sheet.

Then I'm going to stack sheets A & B, C & D, E & F, with the A, C, E sides facing up and A on top of C on top of E.

Fold them in half, like a booklet, with A on the outside, where the spine will be.

Now, starting from the first page of your mock booklet and with your formatted manuscript as your guide, label each page with the title of the printed piece that should appear there. Title page, copyright page, table of contents, blank, book matter (manuscript) through to the final page.

Holding your mock booklet at the spine, flip through it a several times, read it examine the arrangement of your front and back matter and check it against your formatted manuscript again to make sure you've allowed enough space for pieces of matter that run more than one booklet page. Make sure you've allowed space for all the elements you want to see in the interior of your finished publication.

When you're sure your mock book accurately reflects the length and arrangement of your finished book, you're ready to use this page plan to create your layout!

Layout Part 1, Setting up your layout document

Once you've got your manuscript formatted and your mock zine made, you're ready to start working on your zine layout.

Since you are using MS-Word, this example will be geared towards that software only. I'm going to be talking about a digest sized booklet (8.5 x 11) with a landscape orientation, but the steps are the same for legal-sized paper as well.

Important: You must be sure your mock book "reads" properly and that you've allotted space for everything. Your page-count must be a multiple of 4 (because each sheet of paper will contain 2 booklet pages on the front, and 2 on the back).

To set up your layout, all you'll need is your computer with MS-Word loaded.

Set up your document:

1. Open a new document in MS-Word.

2. Under the "File" menu, select "Page Setup."

3. In the "Page Setup" window, select your paper size (letter or legal) and the orientation will be landscape.

4. Click "OK." Your MS-Word document should now reflect your chosen paper size and orientation. Choose "Save" and it is now ready to format.

5. Under the "Format" menu, select "Document."

6. Set your top, bottom, and left & right margins to your liking from earlier. You must use the same margins you selected for your zine page size in the mock book steps portion above. The examples were for 0.5 (half-inch) margins, so you enter .5 for all margins. If you estimated a wider margin, you should adjust them now. Click "OK". The click "Save."

7. Next, you'll set up your columns. Choose two columns per page for this example, which is adequate for most books. You can use 4 columns per sheet of paper (for 2 columns per booklet page), but the concept remains the same. Under the "Format" menu, select "Columns." Click the graphic showing "2 columns," or type 2 into the box and hit enter. I estimated a 1″ gutter (space between columns where your binding will go) in the mock book step above, so enter 1.0 in that "column box." The column widths will automatically adjust. Click "OK." Then click "Save."

8. Your layout document is all set up now. You are ready to start pasting in your text. If you plan to do other zines in the future with this same format style, choose "Save As" to save the layout and name something like "Next_Zine_Template.doc," or something you will easily remember. Each time you want to start a book, open your template and do a "Save As" under the name of the next project. You'll be ready to paste and print immediately next time you publish a zine.

Layout Part 2: Placing your text

Now that you have formatted your manuscript, made your mock book and set up your document layout, you're ready to place your text in place.

To complete your layout, you'll need:

* Your formatted manuscript open on your computer desktop
 * Your layout document from the layout, Part 1 open on your computer desktop
 * Your mock book at hand
 * A printer that works
 * Tape, paper clips, a stapler if you choose to staple.

Using your mock book as a page plan:

Take your mock book apart and arrange the sheets on the table in front of you. Your mock book spreads are your page plan. Spread A of your Mock Book shows you what needs to be on Spread A of your Layout document. Spread B of your mock book tells you what to put on Layout Spread B, and so on.

Using your disassembled mock book as your guide, you'll know exactly where to place each piece of text into the layout document, copying and pasting it from your formatted manuscript.

Copying & pasting your text:

Note: In your formatted manuscript, each page = one booklet page. So each layout of your page spread will contain 2 manuscript pages, 1 in each column. These pages do not appear in the manuscript in the order you will be pasting them. You will see here what I mean.

1. Look at Spread A and the notes you've put on each side.

2. In your formatted manuscript, find and highlight the text you want to place in the left column. Under the "Edit" menu, select "Copy."

3. In your layout document, place your cursor at the top of the left column. Under the "Edit" menu, select "Paste."

4. In your layout document, click "Return" until your cursor appears at the top of the right hand column.

5. Go back to your formatted manuscript and "copy" the text you want to place on the right side of this spread, as before.

6. Go back to the layout document, and "paste" the text in, as before. Compare with mock book spread "A" to layout spread "A." The content you've pasted should match your mock book notes.

7. In your layout document, under the "Insert" menu, choose "Page Break." This will add another page to your layout, and you're ready to paste in your text for page spread "B."

8. Repeat the steps above as necessary until you've created a layout spread for each lettered mock book page spread. For your blank pages, use "Insert/Break/Page." Click "Save" after each paste and compare your page layout spreads to your mock book page spreads to make sure they are still matching up, check often.

9. Print your page layout spreads. If you like them, label them with their spread letters to help you compare to your mock zine one last time.

10. If your layout spreads match your mock book spreads, you're golden. Save your layout. Close your manuscript document, you're through using it.

OPTIONAL: If you would like, you can make sure you've got everything where it should be by making a new mock book with your printed layout spreads: tape, paper clip, or staple it to resemble a finished zine. Use "Layout Spread A" to "Layout Spread B," facing back to back, to imitate a double-sided printed sheet in your zine. Do the same for C – D, E – F, etc. Then you can stack them in order "A, C, E," facing up with "A" on top and fold the stack along the gutter. See below.

11. Holding your new printed mock zine at the spine, read it for an order check and for flow. Are pieces that are running more than one page appear in the right order? Does the layout contain the correct element you want in your finished zine? Are you happy with the spacing, fonts and layout? If so, then you are ready for printing, or photocopying.

Printing and/or Photocopying

As you've probably realized, once you've got your layout done, the rest is relatively easy. You'll have finished zines in ready for print in no time.

Now we will discuss your two basic reproduction options: printing off the originals, or photocopying from a single original.

You will need:

* Your formatted layout document on your computer
 * Your printer online
 * Plain paper to test and to make your original for photocopying
 * And a photocopier, unless you are printing each copy
 * Your interior paper stock ready

Converting your layout to a PDF is optional:

This step is optional, but I recommend it because making your layout a PDF locks your formatting, page setup, and fonts into place, and that means you can print your books from any computer with the same perfect results. Printing from a PDF also provides insurance against accidental nudging and re-flow. Most newer versions of MS-Word have PDF capability built-in to the Print menu. Once you make a PDF you cannot edit your text, so make sure things are exactly as you want them.

Open your layout document on your computer. Under File, select Print. From the Print menu, click the "Save As PDF" choice.

Note: If you have blank spreads in your zine layout, you should choose "Create Blank Spreads" from the "Options menu" to process these pages into your design.

-The Zineiac
 My year in zines: 2012 tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2012-12-15:2288844:BlogPost:340958 2012-12-15T19:52:48.000Z Alex Wrekk http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/alexwrekk
2012 was a ridiculously active zine year for me. It started with creating the StolenSharpieRevolution.org site to be a companion to my book. The site includes a Zine Event listing calendar. In February I attended the first L.A. Zine fest and it was great! In March I attended the …

2012 was a ridiculously active zine year for me. It started with creating the StolenSharpieRevolution.org site to be a companion to my book. The site includes a Zine Event listing calendar. In February I attended the first L.A. Zine fest and it was great! In March I attended the Chicago Zine Fest and it was really fun. We even had a Zine Organizer's Event where we met with other zine event organizers to talk shop and I released my very first fiction zines (Brainscan #29) as a split with No More Coffee #4. In April I helped the fine folks at Zine Works run zine workshops at Coachella. I made some really great friends and got to see some great bands for free.

In May I opened a brick and mortar storefront and online shop in Portland, Oregon called Portland Button Works and zine distro. July was International Zine Month and I created a poster of events to do for each day of the month.and participated in the 24 hour zine thing. August had the Portland Zine Symposium that I helped organize and I hosted a bunch of guest at my house. In September I quit volunteering at the Independent Publishing Resource Centerafter over a decade of volunteering because I just didn't have any more time for it after opening the Portland Button Works shop.

October and November were big months. I had been saving for a UK trip for a few years and somehow we had also planned for The Copy Scams, our zine themed pop-punk band, to record and tour. We wrote 3 new songs that we hope to release next year. I got to hang out with a lot of my awesome Uk friends and attend the Leeds Zine Fair and the SE London Zine Fest. I kept a bit of a travelogue on tumblr and put out issue #7 ofNobody Cares About You Stupid Zine Podcast, it's all about trading zine.

So, now it is December and I did a bit of updating to the Etsy Team Zine and my own Etsy shop and changing it over to a Portland Button Works shop. I also hope to work on my new zine this week. It's all typed up and I just need to do layout. I also just signed up for the 2013 Chicago Zine Fest! Hope to see you there.
 Microcosm Publishing tag:wemakezines.ning.com,2009-11-11:2288844:BlogPost:105053 2009-11-11T03:43:23.000Z Bethany http://wemakezines.ning.com/profile/BethanyMyers Just spent two hours here...

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 Ahhh, good times. Just spent two hours here...

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 Ahhh, good times.


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Celebrity Summit Cruise Review by rhskls: Great cruise
Overall Member Rating
Great cruise
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: San Juan
Three friends and I went on the Summit out of San Juan leaving on February 19. One our friends had never cruised before. I was a little leary of the ship since I had read some reviews that said it needed work but overall I thought the ship was in great shape. Our stateroom was great and the attendant was very nice.
The food was excellent. The best I have ever had on a cruise. I would agree though that the layout of the Waterfall Cafe is somewhat confusing. It took us a couple of days to realize there was a sandwich area. It would certainly be nice if it were all in one area. The food in the dining room at night was excellent.
The entertainment could have been better. Most nights it was the Celebrity singers and dancers. There were only two outside performers.
The ports were nice with one exception. We did not care for Tobago at all. Perhaps if we had gone on an excursion we would have enjoyed it more but we walked downtown and found a free visitor's guide More who walked around with us. If she had not been with us we would have immediately gone back to the ship. We honestly wondered why they had brought us to this port. In Dominica the Emerald Pool is amazing. Like being in the Garden of Eden.
On-board activities were somewhat lacking. Couldn't exactly put my finger on it but it lacked something. Overall though, we had a blast and would definitely go back. Less
Published 03/06/11
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