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The $70 million figure could include as much as $15 million in attorney fees and up to $750,000 in out-of-pocket expenses. NCAA insurers are expected to pay at least part of the settlement, NCAA Chief Legal Officer Donald Remy said on the association’s website.
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MivaCon Seattle - Ready Themes for Store Owners: Get a Professional-Grade Bui...Miva
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After immersing yourself in the blue book and its red counterpart, attending DDD-focused conferences, and applying tactical patterns, you're left with a crucial question: How do I ensure my design is effective? Tactical patterns within Domain-Driven Design (DDD) serve as guiding principles for creating clear and manageable domain models. However, achieving success with these patterns requires additional guidance. Interestingly, we've observed that a set of constraints initially designed for training purposes remarkably aligns with effective pattern implementation, offering a more ‘mechanical’ approach. Let's explore together how Object Calisthenics can elevate the design of your tactical DDD patterns, offering concrete help for those venturing into DDD for the first time!
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front cover artists head. However I can have used on my front cover as it
justify this decision as the title did not fit keeps it clear and easy to read.
or look right over the models head
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best. The magazines website is under the
mast head as the gap looked very
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empty and the website fitted in well. I
a unique font to the rest of the
also thought that the positioning of
fonts on the front cover.
the website next to the barcode
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readable, but the main coverline still
grabs the readers attention.
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main coverline. The image is in a mid The main Coverline spreads across
shot and i have made sure that there is all of the page, and stands out from
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face. The image used has not been link to the main image and is a lot
mounted onto a new background as bigger in font to the rest of the
the background of the picture fitted in coverlines.
well with the mood of the photo. I
tried to ensure the model was looking The barcode is on the bottom right
straight into the camera, as this hand corner, this is where i have used
provides us with direct address, the codes and conventions as it also
therefore meaning that it instantly has the date and price of the
engages the reader. I hoped to portray magazine on it.
the genre of my magazine through the
models body language as well, as she
looks relaxed i was trying to show the
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way that indie/ acoustic music is very
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relaxed and rough, there are no magazine. I have filled it with content that is on my contents
alterations, or modifications. page.
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contents page go with
one size, although the titles are in
the codes and bold as it makes them stand out, it
conventions as there is then gives the reader the option to
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club. Although this is able to read the content .page
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them. All of the a different colour so that i could
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story that is featured colour to the page. The average
font on this page is 11, and the
in teh contents page
titles are a tiny bit bigger in 12.
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on my contents page
which fits with that of
other magazines.
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be recognised. There is a plain background so that everything stands out and so that my
page looks lean and clear. The website date and issue number are all placed above the title,
and breaking away from the codes and conventions I decided not to put an editors letter as I
did not ft with my magazine.
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the codes and with the layout of my magazine. The photo I have used for my main There are 3
conventions on this
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page as I have decided
band and shows them playing in action.
that the best picture of page for my
the band was best
spread over 2 pages, article, this
therefore I have moved means that the
the text to be along the
bottom of the page and text is read able
bled the image across 2 and clear. The
pages as well.
colours are
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the start of the extract the work that is
and the first paragraph
is in bold so it grabs already in the
the readers attention. I magazine so it
have also decided on
this stand first as it is reinforces the
funny and it engages brand.
the reader as well as
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article will be about.
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piece as this bottom hand corner of the
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highlights there as this keeps the first as well, the title
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of the extract. through the magazine. of the page instantly
engaging the reader.