THE HELEN ARCHARDSECOND YEAR MAKING MAGAZINES PROJECTThis module simulated working print tuns bi-weekly to give hands on magazine production and page design experience.

Making Magazines was a compulsory second year module which taught valuble magazine

production and page design skills using Adobe InDesign.

Each member of the group was required to be Editor of their own publication under a selected genre. They had to come up with a flat plan, delegate relevant pages and ensure smooth production over a period of two weeks.

This process taught valuble team building skills, management skills and organisation skills. Not only this, the regular experience of being part of a mock print run drilled in the importance of time management and working

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under pressure to meet deadlines. Included in this issue are the pages I contributed to team member’s different publications and a brief summary of each one. There is also the magazine I was Editor of, alternative men’s lifestyle magazine, Trashmag.

Making Magazines has taught and improved my Adobe InDesign skills to the point where I feel confident and competent at designing pages to a high standard. It has also introduced Adobe Photoshop and how to source high resolution, print quality images.

I am happy to contribute my design skills as well as writing skills to any future projects.

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TEXTILES BUSINESS MAGAZINE

SPECIAL INTEREST VEGITARIAN MAGAZINE

HEALTH & FITNESS MAGAZINE

FOOD MAGAZINE

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MUSIC MAGAZINE

TRAVEL MAGAZINE

TEENAGE MAGAZINE

SPORT MAGAZINE

Ethics TextilesThe campaign to create an ethical industry continues and the moral

issues surrounding textile production are vast. Helen Archard investigates.

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The fashion and textiles industry is a constant disposable cycle with billions being spent on items a year yet tonnes and tonnes being disposed of at the same time. This pressure for materials to work with can test the morals of all this industry’s members.

The ethics of the textile and fashion industry cover a range of different areas around how materials are produced and how the people making them are treated.

Globalisation has had a massive effect on the textile industry and it’s important to keep ethics at the forefront of everyone’s minds from start to finish of production.

With around one million tonnes of textile and clothing being disposed of each year, it’s not the most environmentally friendly industry. People are encouraged to pass on old clothes, give them to charity or use them for cleaning rags rather than just binning them.

The main problems however are at the complete opposite end of the spectrum when the fabrics are just a twinkle in the designer’s eye.

The Ethical Fashion Forum is an organisation dedicated to promoting sustainability and ethical practice in the future of the fashion industry. This includes fair trade, sufficient working conditions and animal welfare amongst other issues.For a start, the materials themselves should be created in

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with the environment and workers in mind before price. Insecticides and pesticides and harmful chemical dyes and softening agents are a large problem in the growth of plants even before they are turned into material.

The Pesticide Action Network UK is an organisation ‘working to eliminate the dangers of toxic pesticides’. They are harmful to human health as well as the environment and can cause severe poisoning as well as having links to other health issues including cancer. The World Health Organisation estimates between 20,000 and 40,000 cotton farmers die each year through accidental pesticide poisoning.

The fact that some of them stay embedded in the environment for many years after their initial use means that their effects are damaging and ongoing.

Of the worlds insecticides, 25% are used in the farming in the cotton industry. These are harmful to the farmer producing the crop and not really something you’d want absorbed into the core of a garment. It is a priority to bring fair trade certified cotton to the forefront of the textiles industry which will have benefits for all involved.

Many high end fashion designers support the campaign for organic cotton including Katharine Hamnett who promites a number of ‘save the world’ causes through her statement garments. Iconic Italian fashion designer Alberta

Ferreti has also created an organic line showing ethical practice can reach the queens of the catwalk as well.

It’s not only the poisonous toxicity of these chemicals which challenge ethics but the expense of their use can be financially damaging to the farmers driving thousands to suicide each year.

There are plent of other natural fabric alternatives to using the factories which fail at morally correct work ethics.

Hemp is an ecologically viable material which can be combined with other materials to create a variety of shapes, textures and elasticity. Wool can create a risk as it is usually be using a toxic sheep dip so choose organic wool.Other ethically correct fabrics include linen, wild silk, tencel, modal,

Organic cotton farmer, Bintou Dambile harvesting cotton in Mali

lyocell and recycled polyester. Take advice from Rapanui, a

brand that use fabrics produced in eco friendly factories with good and fair work ethic for its employees.

Exploitative working conditions are just another strand of the ethics of the textiles industry. Violence, abuse, unhygienic conditions, long hours, bad pay and child labour are all considered unethical and it’s important to not to be associated with this.

The World Fair Trade Organisation are another governing body who monitors the trading standards of its members with a strict set of guidelines in place.

It’s time to make the fashion world an ethically pleasing permanent trend.

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Creme Egg Tarts 25g unsalted butter50g digestive biscuits, crushed3 Cadbury Creme Eggs50ml double creamGrated chocolate

1. Melt the butter in a small saucepan, then stir in the crushed biscuits. Divide between 2 x 8cm loose–bottomed round tart tins and using a teaspoon, press the mixture over the base and up the sides of the tins. Chill in the fridge. 2. Carefully cut the Creme Eggs in half down the seam and pull apart, then using a teaspoon scoop out the “goo” from the cen-tre and place in a small saucepan. (Alternatively place the “goo” in a microwaveable bowl and mi-crowave on high power for 10-20 seconds depending on microwave rating.)3. Break the choco-late shells into pieces, then place in a small bowl with the cream. Place the bowl over a pan of simmering water and stir until you have a smooth chocolate mixture. Allow to cool slightly, then pour into the tart cases. Chill for 2-3 hours until set. 4. Just before serving remove the tarts form the tins. 5. Place the “goo” in the sauce-pan and heat gently until melted together. Do not stir, but shake the pan from time to time. Pour over the tarts and serve immedi-ately decorated with a little grated chocolate.

Mini Egg Crispies

1 pack of mini eggs1 bar of Cadbury Dairy Milk ChocolateCornflakes

1. Melt the chocolate and add to bowl of cornflakes.2. Mix gently so that all the cornflakes are covered.3. Put them in cake cases and place a mini egg on each cake.4. Put the Crispies in fridge for about an hour to cool.

Cadbury’s Chocolate Truffles

The Easter Bunny is preparing for his annual visit and the Cadbury’s chocolate chickens are laying their delicious mini and creme eggs all over the shops. Although we know they’re delicious on their own, there are lots of ways to get a bit more adventurous with a whole range of Cadbury’s treats. Here are just a few mouth-watering recipes we’ve gathered together for our keen chocolate fans.

25g butter25g icing sugar100g Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons or Cadbury Dairy Milk50g of plain madeira cake, crumbled into fine crumbs4 tablespoons of chocolate sugar strands

1. Melt the butter and Cadbury’s chocolate together in a mixing bowl over a pan of boiling water.2. Add the cake crumbs and the sieved icing sugar.3. Mix all the ingredients together, until it is all well mixed. Leave to cool for 10-15 minutes.4. Put the chocolate sugar strands onto a separate plate.5. When the mixture is cool, take a teaspoon and scoop up some of the mixture onto the teaspoon.6. Place the teaspoon amount of mixture onto the plate with the chocolate sugar strands.7. Take your fingers and roll the teaspoon of mixture around until it is covered in chocolate sugar strands. Carry on doing so until all the mixture has run out.8. Place in the fridge for 30 minutes.

Cadbury’s Rocky Road

125g butter300g Cadbury’s milk chocolate5 tbsp golden syrup200 rich tea biscuits100g mini marshmallows2 tsp icing sugar

1. Melt the butter, chocolate and syrup in a pan.2. Crush the biscuits.3. Fold biscuit pieces into the pan of melted chocolate mix and add the marshmallows.4. Pour mixture into a square baking tin and smooth the top. 5. Put in fridge for 2 hours.6. Cut into fingers and you can dust with icing sugar.

1. CELEBRITY EXERCISE FAD ONE - POWER PLATE

Fitness goddess Madonna is the ultimate keep-fit Queen. Although some would argue that she should keep her 50-year-old body under wraps, our Madge flaunts her muscular, scultpted figure at every opportunity. Her hardcore 6-day a week fitness plan incorportes numerous forms of exercise but one area she swears by is the power plate. This new-fangled contraption provides the benefits of an hours workout in 15 minutes. The ominous looking machine sends vibrations through the different muscle areas forcing them to contract and therefore tone.You can find power plates in most gyms or specialist centres all over the UK.

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Celeb Exercise Secrets

Celebrities are always at the forefront of fashionable fitness to keep themselves red-carpet HOT. Here are some of the latest exercise techniques our taut and

toned superstars swear by.Our celebrity idols are blessed with a lifestyle that provides them with the time and money for swanky gyms, top personal trainers and the latest fitness ideas right to the doorstep of their million pound mansion.

We’ve all seen them clad in lycra and tracksuits, designer of course, which show they battle the same body hang-ups as us normal folk. Luckily for them their rose-tinted lifestyle allows them to partake in the ultimate fitness programmes to create those enviably fit and toned figures.

Whether its wobbling around on a vibrating machine or sweating away in a heated room whilst balancing on one leg, some of these celeb fads show sometimes you’re not too posh to perspire.

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2. CELEBRITY EXERCISE FAD TWO - BiKRAM YOGA

Celebrities have been a massive fan of the physical and spiritual benefits of yoga for years. This strain of it takes it to new extremes and combines 26 postures and two breathing exercises whilst in a room of up to 100 degrees heat. Petite Jennifer Aniston is a student of this intense Yoga style as is Lady Gaga. As the sweat oozes out of your body the idea is that it takes all the toxins of day to day life including caffeine, nicotine, alcohol and metabolic waste with it whilst transporting oxygen to every area of your body. Now sweating for 90 minutes may not sound like the most glamorous of activities but if it’s good enough for Aniston it’s good enough for us!

3. CELEBRITY EXERCISE FAD THREE - PILATES

Hand in hand with yoga is the old celebrity favourite, Pilates. Madonna was the mother of this trend which has been doing the celebrity fitness plan circuit for a good few years and has a long list of dedicated celebrity followers including Gwyneth Paltrow.Like yoga, Pilates is based around balance and inner toning as well as outer. For a leaner, suppler and more flexible figure. It’s like the middle ground between the slow stretching postures of yoga and the energetic, pulse racing aerobics.

4. CELEBRITY EXERCISE FAD FOUR - EASYTONE TRAINERS

Supermodel Helena Christensen is the front of Reeboks Easytone trainer campaign showing off her womanly yet super toned figure in their racy nude advertising campaign. These shoes claim you will be able to feel them working as you walk around and go about your day to day life. The only effort involved is tying the shoelaces. So, for a super toned lower half maybe it’s time to invest.Surely it’s too good to be true.

5. CELEBRITY EXERCISE FAD FIVE - YOGAHOP

Some of our superstars may not be keen on the standard intense yoga sessions which are held in a quiet, relaxed, zen-like atmosphere to nurture the inner calm. The gorgeous Reese Witherspoon is a keen runner but also partakes in YogaHop which is the traditional yoga techniques mashed up with contemporary music and bright colours. Like an East meets West, Americanised form of the inner and outer balance regime, YogaHop is more high energy and fun. This fad tends to be found more in the US.

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Always Read the Label

It’s winter again, the time of year we go into hibernation mode, stocking up on guilt-free treats to tide us through the dark, cold nights. It can be hard to stick to our true vegetarian roots though with a lot of items containing sneakily disguised animal products. Here are just a few which caught us by surprise and proof why we must always remember to check that label for the ‘Suitable for Vegetarians’ seal of approval.

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So picture the scene, the family wrapped up warm, top to toe in wool huddled round a beautiful bonfire. It’s like a picture from a Christmas

card. When it comes to the roasting of the marshmallows though beware. these delicious sugary pillows are usually made with gelatin, a colourless product produced from a gory process involving animal

by-products such as skin and bone. It can often also be found in jelly, some sweets (sorry kids) and even some cereal and yogurt.

Definitely one to watch.

As a vegetarian dairy products always pose the ‘should you shouldn’t you’ argument at the borderline of veganism. For those

who just can’t like without it, you may want to be aware that cheese may not be completely vegetarian friendly. There is a product called

RENNET which is sourced from the stomach lining of calves to help thicken the milk into its cheese form. There is cheese out there which is safe for vegetarians just keep your eyes peeled.

Just a little heads up for the grown ups now. Unfortunately part of some alcohol’s process, known as ‘fining’ or ‘clearing’, is usually done

using animal products. This used to be done with ox blood in wine and fish products in beer but now it can be done using a range of different animal products. Again, there are vegetarian wines on the market and a lot of organic wines and companies specialising in using alternate methods of ‘clearing’ and it’s not all alcohol, but check just in case.

This last one may seem as obvious as cheese being a product of an animal but butter and margarine can also have some animal extras

which may put you off. The ingredient Tallow is fat obtained from the tissue of cows and sheep and can be used in margarine and butter substittes. It’s also important to note that butter and marg. are often used in baking so by default the animal product can be transfered.

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Top Rowing locations

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RIVER THAMESThe Thames is the longest river in England, second longest in Britain. The most iconic river of the South of the country, the Thames flows through central London and through other major cities including Oxford and Reading. There are over 200 rowing clubs along the River Thames as it flows through one of the rowing hotspots, Henley on Thames the home of the iconic social event the Henley Regatta, as well as Oxford which is famous for its boat racing rivalry with Cambridge.

RIVER TEESThe River Tees is situated in Northern England on the cusp of North Yorkshire. It’s source is in the Pennines and mouth near Hartlepool.

RIVER DARTThis river flows, from Devon, through the beautiful Dartmoor National Park and joins the sea at Dartmouth. It is popular for many water based activities alongside rowing. The Dart estuary, near Kingswear village, are most popular for sailing.

DORNEY LAKEDorney lake is a purpose built rowing facility situated near the towns of Windsor and Eton. It is privately owned by Eton College who have invested £17million of their own money into developing it. The lake will be used in the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.

RIVER STOURThis river is an amalgamation of several smaller tributaries forming together to create the river stour. It’s journey takes you through Canterbury towards Sandwich.

Lake Casitas

Lisbon,Portugal

Lake Malta

Sabaudia

The Nile

The Maldives

The Pacific Ocean

British Rowing are compling a list of the 51 top places to row in the world. Below are the Best of British from the list so far as

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Top Rowing locations

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ROWING CLUBS RACING SUSPENSIONS AFTER OUTSTANDING FEESOver forty rowing clubs have been suspended from racing due to outstanding affiliation fees and water audit submissions. Once these outstanding items are resolved clubs will be able to race once more. The water safety audits can be completed at https://apps.britishrowing.org/audit/ whilst fees can be discussed with Sarah Leys

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It’s  a  risk  when  a  band  tries  to  add  something  different  to  it’s  

which  had  been  injected  with  a  

 With  an  intense  stage  presence,  

SKYBURNSRED performing at 12Bar, Swindon earlier this year

They’re taking the Wiltshire

music scene by storm, armed

with a secret weapon.

Helen Archard checks out how

Sky Burns Red do rock with

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It’s  a  risk  when  a  band  tries  to  add  something  different  to  it’s  

which  had  been  injected  with  a  

 With  an  intense  stage  presence,  

SKYBURNSRED performing at 12Bar, Swindon earlier this year

They’re taking the Wiltshire

music scene by storm, armed

with a secret weapon.

Helen Archard checks out how

Sky Burns Red do rock with

a twist.

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the  hard  work  in  and  a  bit  of  

Like  all  good  bands  Sky  

Burns  Red  have  their  very  own  

myspace  and  facebook  pages  

with  upcoming  events,  mailing  

list  details,  photos  and  their  

latest  recordings  including  

‘Human  Malfunction’  and  ‘Sell  

Sell  Sell’.  They  are  also  available  

for  bookings  through  their  

myspace  (www.myspace.com/

skyburnsredband).  Click  away!      

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9Lead Vocals and Guitar Jason Johnson with Vilonist Laura Hardy.

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Drummer Harvin Singh with bassist Michael Bowditch in the foreground.