The path to an editorial career begins in high school. It's vital that you develop your writing, editing, and reading comprehension skills early on. As you'll need at least a bachelor's degree to become an editor, stock up on English and writing courses throughout your high school career. When applying for a degree related to writing and editing, this will help your application stand out. Try to take a couple of English classes every semester. If your school offers classes on writing and journalism, stock up on these courses as well. You should also work on developing skills with technology. You will have to work on computers a lot as an editor, as you'll need to format articles for publication. Take any courses related to computers your high school offers. Look into AP courses. An AP English class can look great on your resume if you want to get into a solid school. You will need years of experience writing and editing as a magazine editor. Start gaining that experience in high school. Look into ways to bolster your resume early on. Look into extracurriculars that involve writing and editing. A position on your school newspaper or your yearbook can help. You can also look for part time jobs or volunteer work related to writing and editing. Try to volunteer to work on your local newspaper, for example, or see if a local charity needs someone to proofread newsletters. If you want to work for a magazine, you'll need to be familiar with contemporary magazines. Take out subscriptions to a variety of popular magazines and read them each week. Think about your area of interest. If you want to edit for a sport's magazine, a subscription to something like Sports Illustrated can help. If you're interested in literary magazines, read something like The New Yorker. Read online magazines as well. Many popular magazines, like Salon, have a lot of content online. Before you embark on the path to become a magazine editor, you should familiarize yourself with the career. Being a magazine editor can be a stressful job, and the industry is highly competitive. However, it can be rewarding if writing and journalism are your passions. As an editor, you will review submissions from freelance writers, assign writing jobs to your staff, determine the kinds of content your magazine produces, and think of headlines and review photo captions. The job can include long hours and a lot of responsibility, which can sometimes be stressful. However, as an editor you also get a lot of creative control of the direction a publication takes, giving you an opportunity to put content you're passionate about into the world. The salary for an editor varies. On average, magazine editors make about $55,000 per year. However, if you end up working for a larger publication, you can make about $90,000 a year.
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One-sentence summary -- Take English and writing courses in high school. Gain experience writing and editing. Read a variety of magazines. Learn about the career.

Don't assume that you've reached a pinnacle of cleverness. There is no such thing. You'll need to constantly be learning, and a good way to do that is to study people who you or others find to be clever. Ask yourself what makes them seem clever: do they have a pithy comment about everything? Are they able to come up with facts and figures on the spot? Do they present creative solutions? Pick out some of the biggest traits of the clever people you know or observe and incorporate them into your own work and life. A lot of people who are considered to be clever, are good at keeping abreast of the latest developments in the world. They pay attention to what's happening and can talk knowledgeably (or appear to talk knowledgeably) about news and current affairs. try to get multiple points of view, so you aren't just getting information from one source. For example: instead of only getting news from Fox news, check out other news stations, as well. Research the information, statistics, and "facts" that each news station (on the internet, on the radio, on the t.v., in print) presents. This will give a better, more balanced view, and help you to discuss the news in a more knowledgeable way. Words and the way they act together can make you sound more clever, because words are so important to communication. Wordplay includes things like puns, cryptograms, and simply using language in a way that opens up sensory details that other people might not have noticed. Practice describing things in unusual ways, and focus on the aspects that people might normally ignore. For example: describing fire as like silk, or coming up with a way to describe the sound of the waves on the shore. Slip the occasional alliteration or pun into your words. Practice noticing them in other people's speech and pointing them out. . One way to seem clever is to practice memorizing facts and information (like the "pocket facts"), so that you're able to recall them with ease. Fortunately there are techniques you can learn to make fact recall easier. Pay attention to information the first time around. Make sure that you're getting the right information. You never actually lose information (except in cases of illness or injury), so you want to make sure that the information you're putting in is actually correct. Write things down several times. Writing down facts or information you want to remember helps you to recall it more easily and makes it stick in your brain, in a manner of speaking. The more you practice writing something down, the easier it will be to remember. Choose carefully. Sherlock Holmes once said that his mind was like an attic. Instead of storing everything you come across, right or wrong, pick the facts and information that interest you and will serve you well. Try to put your hand up in class.
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One-sentence summary -- Study clever people. Keep up-to-date on world events. Embark on wordplay. Remember information

According to the warnings provided by Plexus Worldwide, Plexus Boost should not be taken as part of the same regimen as Plexus Accelerator +. Plexus Worldwide does not offer reasoning for this, but many Ambassadors say that the two supplements may have negative interactions with one another. Plexus Boost is designed to work with the pilot Plexus product, Plexus Slim. Plexus Worldwide advises starting with just Plexus Slim for your first week. After that, you can add 1-2 capsules of Plexus Boost to your daily routine. According to the Plexus Worldwide website, you should take 1 or 2 tablets of Plexus Boost every day, preferably in the morning. No information is offered regarding how to decide whether you should take 1 or 2 capsules. Some Plexus Ambassadors recommend cycling Plexus Boost on a weekly basis. In this case, you would take Plexus Boost for a week, then take a break from taking Boost for a week.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid taking Plexus Boost with Plexus Accelerator +. Start Plexus Boost after your first week of Plexus Slim. Take Plexus Boost every day, ideally in the morning.

The following games all support bot additions via console commands: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Counter-Strike: Source Counter-Strike 1.6 This process will vary slightly depending on your selected game: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Click OPTIONS at the top of the home page, click GAME SETTINGS in the drop-down menu, and switch the "Enable Developer Console" option to "Yes". Counter-Strike: Source and Counter-Strike 1.6 Click Options, click the Keyboard tab, click Advanced..., and check the "Enable developer console" box. Either create a new online game, or open your server and connect to it before proceeding. Doing so will bring up the developer window on the right side of the Counter-Strike screen. The ~ (tilde) key is typically found below the Esc key in the top-left corner of the keyboard. Type in bot_add_ct and press Enter to add a bot to the "Counter-Terrorists" team, or type in bot_add_t and press Enter to add a bot to the "Terrorists" team. Open the console by pressing ~, then enter in bot_difficulty 1 for easy bots, bot_difficulty 2 for medium bots, or bot_difficulty 3 for expert bots.
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Open a Counter-Strike game. Enable the developer console. Start a game. Press the ~ key. Add a bot. Change a bot's difficulty.