My Comments Are in Italic, Actual Newsletter Copy Is in Book (Not Itallic)

EnKA® Quarterly Newsletter How2: E-ing changes to the Designer This is an example of clear From the desk of Natalie Nehman, communication from the Managing Managing Editor Editor to the Designer. I hope you will should be UNDER the photo, the first find it useful! Cathy line in the white space, in place of what  Comments and direction are in you now have there in orange. italic while the copy change itself IE, do not print: is in book face. Article 1 by Natalie Nehman.  Name the page number, and if there are multiple items on the Use the water image for the stripes page, would name the column across the bottom of the pages which (left, center, right, etc) continue the water article. ======1. p7 CHANGE:conference registration  My comments are in italic, actual form, newsletter copy is in book (not I just learned from working on the web italic). site that the VPM wants us to take out  I have eight changes plus answering AmX – (altho we do take AmX, she says the Designer’s question and giving it costs the association a lot of money) direction for the cover story again: 2. p7 CHANGE: Conference Rose, overall, great job. But we want Registration Form: the cover story to stand out as a Can the dollar lines line up to the left?: $ ______Conference Registration fee Feature Article $ ______workshop Etc Remove: $ ______Total Drinking Water the Issues Surrounding It. p7 Not a change, but an ANSWER TO Make the photo run across two columns YOUR QUESTION the box about and run the headline over it: NCBTMB should ONLY say the following, so The headline is simply: therefore can be larger type?: (in a ‘flowy’ italic font, light blue): The Energy Kinesiology Association Wonderful (EnKA®) is approved by the National Water Certification Board for Therapeutic (in a blocky, ‘hard’ font, dark blue): Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a ... Or is it? continuing education Approved Six Specialists discuss the issues and Provider. # 451395-10 solutions

Then: 3. p13 CHANGE (ACT of GOD)

Cathy Layland/Natalie Nehman; October 2010; 5/26/18; page 1 of 2 EnKA® Quarterly Newsletter How2: E-ing changes to the Designer Conference Speakers Hope Natalie likes it! remove Noorah. She has a health crisis and can’t make it. What to do with the 6. p19 CHANGE Conference schedule space? IDEAS: Maybe you could rerun page, the Tuttle (she’s the keynote speaker) please highlight, because this is a picture and words from the last REALLY BIG DEAL: newsletter? Is it the same amount of New this year! All conference speaker space so you won’t have to rerun? Or and conference workshop hours are run photos of Tina, Tuttle and Wayman eligible for NCBTMB CEs! with just their names. If the photo solution, then leave out John, he’s got Remove Noorah to cancel too. Whichever suggestion is Maybe you can put the New This Year easier, takes less time, is fine with me. noted in number 6 in her place so you don’t have to rework all of the stripes. I 4. p13 ADD Add in small type know that would be a horrible mess to someplace on Conference Speaker do! page: Schedule and Speaker Line-up Subject to Change 7. p20 CHANGE (act of God) Workshops Remove Noorah’s workshop on Sunday 5. p15 CHANGE EnKA Membership and Monday. Application Keep the stripe and put in new copy: If it’s always been running like this, Workshop TBD then you can leave it this time but change it for next time. Because according to Georgianna, this price 8. ADD to Workshops page – either isn’t always true. Natalie – we can page 19 or 20 - Add a tiny type line discuss...... Schedule and Speaker Line-up Subject In the yellow box, to Change Remove the three Certified Lines and replace with: To apply for membership and P 20 Did Natalie give you new address Certification simultaneously, or, if you for Ginger? are a member now applying for Certification, please download the Call my cell if you need me – busy next Certification Application from the five days coming up. Then I’m out of website. contact 25-31.

I like what you did with the Health Information department, thankyou!

Cathy Layland/Natalie Nehman; October 2010; 5/26/18; page 2 of 2