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13/11/2009 – I've made a 2010 Calendar using the Complex Grid and I've explained it step by step. You can check that article here. I hope you like it
Karl Gerstner designed this grid for his work on the CAPITAL magazine. This is actually a six-column grid with a four-column grid superimposed. Karl suggests that this grid requires considerable study, and a designer would have to spend a great deal of time working with it before he could make free use of it in a creative sense.
In Gerstner's grid, he accomplished a system that allowed for 6, 4, 3 and 2 columns with an added option of the unusual 5 column layout. In order to achieve this the number of division in one layout there must be 59 lines, which I find too restraining. In that sense I've left the five columns outside the construction of the grid that I'm going to explain.
I believe that the effort that goes into making such a grid is really worth it. I hope that you will share this opinion by the end of this article.
So, what we want to achieve is a layout that is divided in 2, 3, 4 and 6 columns and has the same horizontal divisions. You can either make these divisions for the page of your layout or for the type area. The gutter of the different columns is going to be exactly the same as the leading. The document grid is also going to fit in every division of the layout.
In the real world, often you can't choose the size of the page your document is going to use, so I'll show you the entire math that you must do to build a Complex Grid on a page that is given to you. For this example let's choose an A4 page size.
1. Defining the leading
The first thing I usually do is to find a basic rough of what I want the margins and type area to look like. Mind you that until we get to the finished grid a lot of fine-tuning will have to be made.
For this layout, I wanted all the margins, except for the top one, to be equal. I've set them all to 12 mm and the top one to 18 mm. I've chosen to set the type at 8,75pt and the leading at 10,5pt.
As you can see, the lines of text don't fit the type area exactly – don't worry about this for now, we'll manage to get every thing right in the end.
Having found a rough layout, the most important thing to do is to count the number of lines that 'fit' in the type area. In this example it's 72 lines.
One of the first maths you should do is finding the number of lines that allow you to make the divisions you want. By setting the gutter value equal to the leading, the horizontal divisions must be blank lines. This brings us the first problem, we want to find a number of lines that allows us to use this basic formula:
In which
X=number of lines
Y=number of division
Z=any integer number
Ok, it looks complicated but it is really simple when you start using it. In our example we have 72 lines so, for the 2 divisions, the formula would be:
And this equals 35.5. It doesn't work.
Finding the number of lines that allows making a Complex Grid can be a pain, so I'll just share some numbers that work. If you need another number you'll have to do the math and use a try and error approach (a useful tip, the number of lines must always be odd).
Number of lines that work: 35, 47, 59 (this allows to divide in 5 columns also), 71, and 83
The number of lines closer to our example is 71 lines.
By this time, and because we want to set the leading, I start to think about the leading in terms of mm instead of pt. Since we also want to have the document grid fitted in our layout, we must find a value for each division that works in the whole page, but also in the leading. Again, this is a matter of try and error, but in my experience there are some numbers that work well:
4mm (11.339 pt) leading with document grid division (DGD) set to 1mm – Every line will have 4 DGD of height
3,75mm (10.63 pt) leading with DGD set to 0.75mm – Every line will have 5 DGD of height
3,6mm (10.2 pt) leading with DGD set to 1.2mm – Every line will have 3 DGD of height
3,3mm (9.354 pt) leading with DGD set to 1.1mm – Every line will have 3 DGD of height
Also take into account that the width of your page must divide by the DGD. For example, a DGD of 1,1mm for an A4 page is: 210/1.1=190.909090909 It doesn't work!!!
Moving back to our example, if we set our leading to 3.75mm and have the 71 lines, our DGD would be 0.75mm (210/0,75=280 It works!!!!).
2. Setting the margins
Setting the top and bottom margins is easy, you'll just have to adjust either one, or both, to work with your 'new' leading. In our example we've keep the bottom margin at 12mm and raise the top one to 18.75mm. We've also set the baseline grid to start at 0 and increase by 3.75mm. The text is now set to lock to the baseline grid and every thing is starting to fell into place.
As for the outside and inside margins, that's where the real work begins. Most people (me included) are used to work with 12 columns layouts, and that's how we are going to work to redefine the side margins.
As you remember we wanted to keep both side margins with 12mm, we've also made both the leading and the gutters for this document set to 3.75mm.
If you do not want to make the DGD fit completely into your layout, you should skip this part and jump into section 3. If you are willing to make the effort of having every aspect of your layout fine tuned, please keep on reading and prepare yourself to do some more math.
By keeping both side margins at 12mm with all the other values we've already set, gives us the problem that the DGD doesn't fit in some of our gutters and columns
Please remember that we have a total of 280 DGD regarding the width of our document (210/0.75=280). So what we want to do right now is to find the width of each column in order to make every thing fit. By changing the side margins we are also changing the type area and for everything to be tight we need each column to have an even number of DGD. Another formula is needed:
In which
X=page width
Y=column width
A= outside margin
B= inside margin
Since in our example (and in any other work you've done if you've followed the previous steps) we have some values for our formula, it will look like this:
This gives us that Y= 12.0625 This can't work because you cannot 'put DGD inside' one column with that width!!!! But this number gives us a clue, if we use a column with 12mm, one can 'put' 16 DGD inside of it (12/0.75=16).
So it's back to the drawing board to make some more maths. This time we are going to use this newfound number and 'leave' the outside margin to get bigger or smaller in order to make everything fit. Our formula now looks like this:
Hence, A= 12,75 This works, because we've just add to the outside margin one DGD.
Our final margins are now: Top: 18,75, Bottom: 12, Inside: 12, Outside: 12,75. The final margins aren't that different from the ones I've set on my rough and every thing fits right in.
As a bonus we've also achieved that every column is the same width as the inside margin. You could have done this if you've used in our formula A=Y and B=Y.
Please note that there are a lot of ways of making all the math, lots of ways to work with the formula I've showed. This is just how I use it. Most people are afraid of math, but if you try this formulas a couple of times with real life examples, you'll be at ease with the entire math needed.
3. Placing the guides
Now that every thing is in place and our math is done, all we need to do is place some guides in order to make the divisions needed.
I like to use guides with different colors in order to know what kind of division I'm using. I also do two master pages, one with the 12 columns plus the colored guides and another one without the 12 columns (I just copy the 12 column master and then take off the 12 columns). Mostly when I'm designing pages I use the master without the 12 columns.
The final document should look like this
4. Conclusion
There's a lot of work involved in doing a Complex Grid. Some people might say that one could do a simple 12×12 grid and have all the divisions that Gerstner's grid has plus one. The truth is, if you use a 12×12 grid you will easily lose track of the proportions that work in the Complex Grid.
Many designers use the rule of thirds in their design; you have it in the Complex Grid. The 1/2 ratio is also of great use and you have it also. Most important, one must understand that sometimes we aren't making the grids for only our use; other people will be using it also. By making all the divisions with guides of different colors you are helping everyone that's working with your grids in knowing what type of ratios they are using.
On the other hand, most of the times there's no need for such a complex grid, but by learning how to built this grid, you'll be able to built easier ones.
Remember, learn how to built a Complex Grid, learn how to use it, this kind of grids are very useful to boost your creative power, they are also very helpful to let you try different approaches on a work but still maintain a coherent look that shows professionalism.
Here is a pdf of the final grid if you want it
By: Pedro Monteiro
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I just began learning about grids, and found this article helpful. Thanks!
Hi Pedro,
This is Abhishek, an Indian Designer based in Pune. I quite like this article and really impressed by the way designers "can" use maths to their advantage…finally its about connecting the points as I can see.
However, while I am trying to understand this maths and trying to grasp the fundamentals, it's a little problematic to go through the visuals as these are small sized images (even when I opened them separately in a window). I really want to know how after the Step1 ( Defining the leading), one could count the number of lines "fitting" in the test area as 72.
Would it be possible for you to provide us better large sized images and also tell us what do you actually meant by "lines that fit in the text area"…are these the lines with truncated ends (using – ) or what they actually are …? Please clarify!
I really appreciate such an article otherwise. Hope to talk to you soon :)
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Interesting article. It seems though, at first glance, that in order to utilize such a grid system the designer must have extensive experience in page layout to pull off a good design. I like the concept here, but would never trust such a grid in the hands of a junior designer.
thank you! this is a very helpful article. i couldn't wait to give it a shot, but this is proving to tremendously difficult on a letter size page. or i could perhaps be doing something wrong. would it be normal for this to not go smoothly on 8.5″ x 11″ ?
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sorry fpr this silly question, but what is meant by "Divisions"?
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Great article! I would recommend adding a few examples of the layout that follow this grid. Thank you!
Dear Pedro:
It's great to have this as the reference. Thank you so much!!
But i don't understand the logic of "Moving back to our example, if we set our leading to 3.75mm and have the 71 lines, our DGD would be 0.75mm (210/0,75=280 It works!!!!)." How does the 71 lines and 3.75mm result the Document Grid Division to be 0.75mm?
Could you please explain the steps in between?
Thanks again!
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Great stuff!
I'm wondering what other type sizes than 8,75pt/10,5pt you can use in this document? For headlines etc…
You bored the hell out of me, but I actually learned something…
I am just embarking on a design for a new magazine. Thanks, you gave me a baseline grid revelation.
nice, really nice!
WOW! This post is very informative – I am definitely adding you to my digg /
reader. :)
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Excellent post. I've found out that in order for this to work with English size documents (letter, tabloid, etc) it's easier to use points as a base unit. Eg. A letter size doc is 612pt x 792pt thus you could use a multiples of 3pt, 4pt, 6pt for your DGD. 1in = 72pt, so converting from inches to points should be no problem. Working through the formulas was a easier this way.
Just my two cents…
Great article. It really helps to understand of how to approach designing using a complex grid. Thanks alot.
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Thank you! It took me a while to understand though. I was adjusting this for an 8.5×11, and found that working in points as opposed to mm did help me. The only thing I wish could be better are the side margins. The way I worked it out is 2 of them must be 12 pts larger than the other two, which isn't too bad, but not as perfect as I would like it to be. I'll have to keep playing with this. I'm also curious about that 5-column layout, because oddly enough it did turn out to be 59 lines for me.
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A truly excellent article!
For months I have been trying to figure this out and my little old brain just couldn't handle the math. I emailed Pedro asking if he was able to help me out and understand how to do this. Pedro responded bask asap and set a time up to figure it out. I now have a good understanding. There is no other grid that I would rather use, it is perfectly mathematically sound. I can't say enough good things. Thanks a million! take care.
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Good stuff. I have a problem: Has created a new document. Baseline is at 12p. Now draws a grid of 12 x 12 columns with guttersof 12p. Why does theese guides not fit to the guides in baseline?
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Thank you for posting this article. I am really eager to figure it out and start experimenting! I'm confused though… I can't seem to figure out how to place my horizontal guides. Also, my baseline grid doesn't fit perfectly. I'm probably missing something really simple… ?
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Thanks for your article! To the number of lines: the formula to calculate possible numbers of lines X is X=n*12+11, whereas n may be any integer.
Explaination: you want 12 grid rows, separated by 11 gutters, and you want each grid row to be n lines high.
Kind of annoying at first, just like grids use to be, but really awesome in the end. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I found calculating the number of lines that fit inside a text block easier using the following method: 1. Choose type size and leading (make sure the leading is the same size as your gutter) 2. Divide the number of lines by number of divisions (divisions are the squares/blocks created by horizontal and vertical grid lines. So if you have 4 by 4 grid, then you have 16 grid divisions) 3. If you get decimal value like 18.25, then round the result to the smallest number. In this example it's 18 and do the following 4. 18 (lines per one division) times 4 (number of vertical divisions in a column) + 3 ( number of empty lines (gutters) remember the gutter has to be the same size as the leading. 5. At this point you should get full number in our example it's 75 lines
Hope that helps
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Are These Companies "Stronger Than Ever"?
Tyler is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Predicting an IPO can be tricky business, there is no doubt about it. Sequoia partner Roelof Botha said, "If you miss in the first six months of being a public company, you're in the penalty box for a very long time. If you beat too much, you're an idiot because you should have forecast higher." Unfortunately for Facebook (NASDAQ: FB), it has been in the penalty box for just over a year. However, Facebook is not the only company struggling to provide value to its shareholders.
The bad
Facebook's IPO still leaves investors with a bad taste in their mouths, and the company's stock is still down almost 38% from its initial price. I don't believe that the company's business model gives it a durable competitive advantage over other social media sites, but its certainly better than Zynga's (NASDAQ: ZNGA). Zynga is a company that either succeeds or fails based on its partnerships. It's not dependent on itself, but rather on others. Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN) may actually have the best business model of these three companies, but that doesn't mean that it has performed well or provided investors with a superb valuation.
All of these companies have experienced pitiful performances in the past year. I would announce a company I thought has done better than the rest, but why? The best performing stock since Facebook's IPO has been Groupon - its "only" down 35%, compared to Facebook and Zynga who have both dropped 38% and 60% respectively.
Young valuations
Typically, investors (including myself) look at metrics such as free cash flow, price-to-earnings ratios, and different types of yields. To be short and sweet, all three of these companies have awful valuations if measured by those metrics.
As an investor, I wouldn't typically want a company as young as these three to have a boat load of cash. Every company deserves time to grow, and if in this short period of time these companies had already maxed out their markets then I would be disappointed. I do not believe that this is the case now. I want a young company to be spending money with the intention of growth. Both Zynga and Facebook have free cash flows that are in the negatives, while Groupon only has $94 million in its name.
One way to measure this is to examine their capital expenditures (Cap Ex). The cash that the company has will hopefully be spent in this area. If you couple the free cash flow levels with that of Cap Ex, it becomes obvious that these companies are doing just that. From 2010-2012, Facebook's Cap Ex spending has increased 422%, much less than Zynga's 572% increase. Groupon might be the business to follow in this regard; its Cap Ex spending has increased by 600% and, as previously mentioned, it actually has a free cash flow above 0.
Earnings? Almost non-existent. Facebook is the only one of these three companies to show positive earnings per share.
Are they stronger?
I don't think that Zynga was ever strong. How can you have a strong business when you are almost completely dependent on other businesses? It has done nothing to change that, meaning that it is just as weak now as it was before. Groupon has acquired approximately 17 million users since the beginning of 2012, bringing its total to over 50 million. Facebook, on the other hand, has 1.1 billion users. The numbers for both companies are probably exaggerated, of course. Can we really count people's dogs, cats, fish, and long lost siblings that were never born as actual users?
"I can't speak to the stock price, but I do feel strongly that we are a better positioned, stronger company than we were a year ago," said Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg. Why do I agree? CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made it obvious that the company has a new mission - to keep up with shifting user habits and hold a dominant grasp on smartphones and tablets. Facebook is figuring out how to do mobile, which is huge.
The foolish bottom line
So, have these companies really become stronger? I believe that Groupon and Facebook have made some moves, changed their directions, or simply become stronger with the help of their users. I simply don't see how Zynga will find a long-term answer with its dependency issues, though. With as prevalent as the mobile market has become, however, Facebook and Groupon could find plenty of opportunities if they continue to maximize their efforts in that area.
Groupon's story is one of the American Dream. The company went from 400 subscribers in 2008 to over 150 million today. While this story is definitely one of triumph on a business level, its success most certainly hasn't been shared by investors. Company shares have fallen over 80% over the past year and left investors panicked. Will this company live out its American Dream, or leave shareholders empty-handed? In order to answer that question, The Fool's analyst has compiled a premium research report with in-depth analysis on whether you should buy or sell Groupon right now, and why. Simply click here now to get started.
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The Ragaman
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Clad in a dirty, blood-colored suit, a portly bearded man with long white hair rose from the chair across the interrogation cell to greet me. He adjusted his black leather belt before reaching sausage fingers out to grip my hand.
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(Morehead, Ky.) -- On Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at 0801 a.m. the Kentucky State Police in Morehead received a call for assistance from the Bath County Sheriff's Department regarding a shooting. Bath County Dispatch had received a call of a shooting incident located in the driveway of a residence on Old Midland Trail. Upon the arrival of officers the bodies of 53 year old Richard N. Spillman of Grayson, Kentucky and 43 year old Valerie K. Stevens of Morehead, Kentucky were found deceased in the driveway of a residence from gunshot wounds. Preliminary investigation indicates that Mrs. Stevens, an employee of St. Claire Regional Medical Center, Home Health Services arrived at a residence on Old Midland Trail to care for a home health patient. Mr. Spillman arrived at the same residence in a separate vehicle, behind Mrs. Stevens in the driveway of the residence, where a confrontation ensued. Mr. Spillman was armed with a pistol and shot Mrs. Stevens before shooting himself. Mr. Spillman and Mrs. Stevens had a prior relationship where they had lived together. Both Spillman and Stevens were pronounced dead at 08:35 a.m. by Bath County Coroner Robbie Powell. Both bodies have been sent to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Frankfort, Kentucky for an autopsy. The incident remains under investigation by Detective Toby Gardner.


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If mental health practices are Other Natasha's cocktail topic of choice, fairy tale analysis is my particular hobbyhorse. Most people know the Disneyfied versions omit the morbidity and dark themes of the original fairy tales, but the original Beauty and the Beast, aside from some interesting quirks*, mostly remained intact from its romantic origins. (Actually, in the Disney version, the Beast is much more volatile than in the earliest version, in which he is essentially a courtly, chivalrous suitor.) This is probably the result of its feminized origin. The first version was written down by Madame de Villeneuve in 1740, as a longer version of the typical oral tale of Girl + Animal Bridegroom. (Bestiality a big topic in days of yore.)
Since every fairy tale is not really just a cute kid's story — indeed, Beauty and the Beast was originally written for sharing at the court with other adults and then widely circulated thereafter — there's an underlying moral at the heart of this one. A few scholars feel the tale was intended to convince young girls that arranged marriages weren't so bad, once you got used to the idea. Consider the elements: a father gives the hand of his daughter, the Beast cautions that the girl must "come willingly" and "of her own accord", she has to honor both her father and new suitor's wishes, the Beast grants the father wealth in return (essentially a dowry), and she comes to love a stranger, for which she is then rewarded with a becoming a princess and a pretty sweet marriage. He even gives her a ring at one point as a reminder of him.
It could veer into a Bluebeard-esque cautionary tale about minding your husband, but — again possibly because of the female origin — Beauty actually gets away with a lot. The Beast grants her every wish, and takes an incredibly passive role in her life until she falls in love with him of her own volition. He even gives her lots of money and freedom to do whatever she wants with the place — should Megan buy some more white carpets, do you think?
So Don walking away from the Beauty and the Beast diorama has some interesting connotations. (First of all, the tale is French, not German, so the whole barmaid getup on Megan is rather odd.) Don lived out the Beast part of this fairy tale bargain, but he never becomes the Prince in the end. Megan married the temperamental Beast, trying to convince herself that he was the prince the whole time. And he certainly did provide for her, the way the animal bridegroom must in order to keep his young nubile bride. The reward for him (and her) is supposed to be a happy marriage; it's one Don desperately needed, especially after failing with Betty. But she exchanges that reward for her own pride and success, and he never gets that happy ending he wanted. He went through the motions — he tried the courtly husband routine. It didn't work. Don can't become anything other than what he is; he walks away. He stays the Beast. And the Beast is marked by one thing: being alone. That castle gets mighty lonely, whether it be Ossining or a Manhattan suite.
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*Three quick fucked-up things about this story, since it wouldn't be an old-ass fairy tale without them: 1) in the first version, the Beast was cursed because he wouldn't have sex with a fairy — they're vindictive motherfuckers; 2) the Beast doesn't turn into a prince until AFTER the wedding night — eek; and 3) Beauty's sisters, who are real dicks to her in the original, are turned into statues by fairies to sit outside the castle until they recognizetheir assholery. Don't fuck with fairies, man.


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The Packers hit the road for the first time this pre-season, taking on the Rams in St. Louis Saturday night at 7:00 PM. Mike McCarthy's team was the only NFL squad held scoreless on the opening weekend, losing 17-0 at home to the Arizona Cardinals at Lambeau Field last Friday night. So when asked about his goals going into the second dress rehearsal, McCarthy told reporters it's pretty obvious:
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Finish what you started: The offense moved the ball at times against Arizona but couldn't finish, that included Aaron Rodgers and the starting offense, fizzling at the one on their opening drive. If nothing else, the place kicking battle could use a little extra point work. Rodgers will have only James Jones among his top three receivers with Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb out.
Mike the monster: Mike Neal had a huge week of practice as defensive coordinator Dom Capers is turning him into a hybrid defensive end and linebacker. Neal is showing explosion on the pass rush with his hand on the ground inside and he's a nightmarish rusher off the edge standing up. It'll be interesting to see where Neal lines up and how's he is utilized.
Many happy returns: With Cobb nursing that sore biceps, Jeremy Ross will not only get looks at receiver, but he'll likely be the number one return man. Ross has fared better on the special teams than he has in the offense and a secure night catching punts and a breakout return or two will solidify his stock.
Bakhtiari's baptism: Rookie David Bakhtiari has all but been handed the starting left tackle job. He played the entire first half against the Cardinals and will probably get just as many snaps this week. Now he'll be going up against a premier defensive end in Chris Long, on the road where snap counts are hard to hear. This will be his biggest test by far.
The road show: McCarthy puts a lot of emphasis on how you conduct yourself in hostile environments. For many, this will be their first taste of NFL football on the road. False start penalties, mis-communications are just some of the pratfalls awaiting rookies. Those who handle it will likely survive to the final pre-season road test in two weeks in Kansas City.
The Rams should provide a stern test for the Pack, They went 7-8-1 in Jeff Fisher's first year as head coach but were an eye opening 4-1-1 against teams from their division which featured the NFC Champion 49ers and playoff bound Seahawks. Sam Bradford is on the cusp of stardom and despite losing Stephen Jackson and Danny Amendola, they have plenty of talent to challenge the Packers.


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To commemorate 100 million Pokémon trades through the Global Trade Station, Nintendo is offering Pokémon X and Y players the chance to download a special "Fancy Pattern" Vivillon until 31st July. Continue reading
Pokémon Bank pricing confirmed for Europe and Australia
Anyone who's already played Pokémon X & Y will probably be aware of the upcoming service which gives you an extra 100 boxes' worth of storage, as well as finally allowing you to transfer your older 'mon from previous games. The Pokémon Bank service will come included with companion app Poké Transporter tool which allows you to transfer your precious creatures from DS games Pokémon Black & White and Pokémon Black and White 2 over to X and Y. Continue reading
Pokémon X and Y pre-order bonus includes figures and art book
If you're lucky enough to live in Japan then you can get your hands on a special Xerneas or Yveltal figure, depending on which version of Pokémon X and Y you pre-order. You also get a clear file folder that includes artwork from the new games. However, if you pre-order both games you'll get a Pokémon X and Y World Art book and a CD. In order to get any of these free goodies though, you must pre-order the games from a Japanese Pokémon Center. Continue reading
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New Steel/Ghost type revealed for Pokémon X & Y
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More Pokémon X & Y screenshots emerge, special edition 3DS XLs revealed
To the surprise of no one, Nintendo has finally announced two special Pokémon 3DS systems for Japan. The blue XL showing off the game's cover Pokémon, Xerneas and Yveltal, while the rather stunning gold XL features the silhouettes of the legendary duo and all three new starter Pokémon. Continue reading
Japanese Pokémon X and Y trailer shows off new gameplay footage
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Global Link service for Pokémon Black/White to be put to sleep 14th January 2014
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Nintendo releases new Pokémon X and Y media – artwork, region map and a new trailer
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NBC's new comedy Welcome to the Family may portray a white family often bumping heads with a Latino family, but the cast and creator Mike Sikowitz clarified that the sitcom is not a culture clash.
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Expecting a rowdy reunion, Jeff (Patrick Warburton) is disappointed when his old college friends talk about their kids and go to bed early. Russell (David Spade) finds a way to hit on women even when Timmy (Adhir Kajlich) takes him to volunteer at a nursing home. Adam (Oliver Hudson) films his pet bird doing tricks and aims for YouTube stardom. watch
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Latest Copper Pipe Theft Leaves A Basement FloodedMonday, May 19, 2014
Police have added to their expanding list of local copper pipe thefts two incidents that occurred at vacant houses near the intersection of Sugar Street, West Street, and Boggs Hill Road.
In one case, the theft of pipes from the basement of a house on Sugar Street punctured a charged water pipe, resulting in the pressurized water spraying out of the leak to flood the basement to a depth of about 30 inches.
Newtown Hook & Ladder volunteer firefighters responded to the house late on the morning of Monday, May 19.
Do It Yourself Santa Photos Are On The Menu For Hook & Ladder FundraiserWednesday, December 4, 2013
Newtown residents are invited to visit and take pictures with Santa December 15 between 10 am and 2 pm at LeReine's Cuisine, 31 Peck's Lane. Owner LeReine Frampton decided to host the event, during which parents and caregivers take their own photos with Santa, as a fundraiser for the Newtown Hook & Ladder Building Fund.
Trinity Church Votes To Sell Church Hill Parcel To Hook & LadderWednesday, November 27, 2013
Newtown Hook & Ladder President Rick Camejo told the Board of Finance and First Selectman Pat Llodra Monday evening that the Trinity Church congregation voted to sell a parcel of land off Church Hill Road to the volunteer fire company to be used as a site for their new headquarters.
Where There's Smoke… There's Good SamaritansTuesday, October 29, 2013
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On Sunday, September 29, 2013 the Newtown Hook and Ladder Co. #1 hosted the Fourth Annual Firehouse Ride. This ride was created in an effort to raise funds for the new construction of a much needed firehouse. We would like thank all the sponsors, riders, donors, neighboring fire companies, and friends who gathered together to support this cause.
With over 125 registered motorcycles, and a crowd of nearly 300 people, the ride was a huge success, doubling the funds raised in the past.
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and the bandwagon's full but you can try an' run behind it
English is not my first language, feel free to correct any mistake I may make.
I'm not expecting that much of a difference though. I swear Blizzard just deliberately makes kids in Warcraft look really weird, deformed, or just wrong as some kind of a running joke. I understand it's hard to get certain looks they want with the unique graphics WoW uses, but then again, pandaren children are surprisingly cute.
Last edited by Senka; 2012-12-06 at 09:54 AM.


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As a lot of you know, we donate 1% of the money you spend on your custom chocolate bars to charity. Our belief is that companies should be socially conscious and find ways to give back to the community. The coolest part of the charity program (we think at least) is that YOU get to choose the charity. Right now there are three different charities you can donate to: Doctors Without Borders, Michael J. Fox Foundation, and Action Against Hunger. We've raised almost $1,000 dollars for Doctors Without Borders, and in order to try to get it over that mark, I thought I'd do a charity spotlight on them.
Doctors Without Borders was founded in 1971 by a group of French Doctors who believed that EVERYONE should receive health care, regardless of their national border. As of 2007, almost 30,000 people participated with Doctors Without Borders in over 60 different countries. 80% of its funding came from private donations, which means help from regular people. The charity mostly works in areas stricken by war and poverty, places that would normally have a hard time getting access to modern medicine. The organization has received numerous awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999.
We love having them as one of our charities, and we're extremely proud of the amount that you guys have decided to give back to them. Keep up the good work!