from a recent job advert

They must really need to improve editorial content (huh? editorial content?)

The day to day responsibilities of the Editor are the management of the Department, Editorial and Content. You will need to build relationships with the Industry, Networks and Trade Bodies. Improve editorial, data and editorial content, its appearance and raise the profile of the publication.

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I keep finding them!

A Production Editor (journals) must have the following attributes:- [snip]Experience of the use of computers in production, systems such as Editorial Manager, Documentum, Excel, Word, Excel and Acrobat.

Excel is, apparently, a priority...

crossposted to cranky_editors

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from the BBC

The Supreme Court has pulled the rug out from under President George W Bush in dramatic fashion with its verdict that he has no authority to try terror suspects in military tribunals.

And in his first public appearance after the announcement - alongside Japan's Junichiro Koizumi - he showed how rattled he was by the news.

"It was not always a given that the United States and America would have a close relationship," he said, trying to highlight the remarkable turnaround in relations between the US and Japan - not America - since World War II.

And his annoyance showed a moment later when not just one but two reporters asked him about the ruling.

He said he had not had time to take it in, finishing his answer to the second journalist with: "I'm sorry you wasted your question."

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But the president has made it clear that he will continue trying to find a way to try the detainees by military tribunal rather than releasing them, giving them courts martial or prosecuting them in the civilian court system.

In other words, he's a stupid, petty, stubborn law-breaker. And our president. Yay. :-(

Bryan and Peter will particularly like this

a 'special' Warhammer Army"

Bloodletters... blood letters... auuugghhh! :-)

redactrice, we're setting trends again! ;-)

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a nice story from the Washington Post