As Dan Abrams interviewed editor candidates for his next Web site start-up, one of his questions must have stood out.
To create REPAIR, the researchers systematically profiled the CRISPR-Cas13 enzyme family for potential "editor" candidates (unlike Cas9, the Cas13 proteins target and cut RNA).
One features-editor candidate wrote: "I know the position entails writing complex stories (like Kim Kostner's article on the after-math of 9/11).
In the memorable description of Tommy Craggs, Slate's politics editor, the candidate "could have gone up there and danced the hoochie coochie and they would have said, 'This is a welcome change in tone from Donald Trump'".
To the Editor: The candidates' health plans that you describe are almost amusing in their complexity and inadequacy.
Meanwhile, the in-browser code editor lets candidates runs their code and check results, and it includes real-time inline syntax highlighting to help them catch mistakes.
As for filling the uber-editor job, candidates mentioned include Mr. Pearlstine, Mr. Isaacson and, to a lesser, degree, Mr. Huey.
Hay was unenthusiastic about the editor-turned-candidate, and in his editorials mostly took aim at Grant, who, despite the scandals, remained untarred, and who won a landslide victory in the election.
21 22 23 We chose a cut-off point of 500 participants because we believe this defined a group of studies that were unlikely to be pilot studies, that trials of this size have a significant potential to inform medical decision making, and that randomized trials in this group are likely to appeal to journal editors as candidates for publication.
In his life he was author, reporter, magazine editor, government bureaucrat, candidate for public office, and founding president of Brazil's Academy of Letters.
