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	Jobs in Magazine Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Working for a magazine means to work in an industry designed to transmit information and knowledge in an entertaining way.
		Working for a trade magazine or a trade publisher may not be as glamorous as working for a consumer magazine with a wide, national circulation, but more opportunities exist in this sector of the industry than in consumer magazine publishing (Pattis 53).
		Magazines need to be written, designed graphically, sold to the public or qualified audience, sold to advertisers, and physically produced and distributed.
	www.heidelberg.edu /depts/eng/jobs/jobpublish.html (1304 words)

	Tuesday
		She is 23, a graduate student, and on the side she has created a magazine called simply Work.
		Work is a classic sort of launch by someone of Lind's age, funded from her own shallow pockets, put together through the kindness and industry of friends, driven by a clear vision but no real business plan, and created from a very personal passion.
		She got the idea for Work three years ago when she was searching newsstands for magazines and found only titles that she dismissed as glossy, bubble-headed publications trumpeting hedonism and celebrity.
	www.medialifemagazine.com /news2004/oct04/oct04/2_tues/news3tuesday.html (794 words)

	CMC Magazine: Computerization at Work
		The shape of offices the way work is organized, the role of women in their operation, the career lines, and office technologies has been radically transformed in the last 100 years.
		Women began to work in offices as typewriter operators and clerks, and were typically viewed as short- term job-holders, working between school and marriage during their early to mid-twenties.
		However, people who work a substantial fraction of the time at home may be unavailable for meetings, may be less visible to their peers and (therefore) passed over for promotions, and may be difficult to supervise unless they work on a piece-rate system.
	www.december.com /cmc/mag/1996/aug/kling.html (10409 words)

	Massage and Bodywork Magazine
		Work starts with a head cradle, proceeds to the clavicle area to open lymph nodes, then toward the belly and down the side to the feet, and up the other side back to the clavicle — blending a combination of clearing lymphatic pathways and balancing body systems.
		One of the principals of doing lymphatic work is to release the lymphatic dam in the clavicle area before you start working at the feet.
		Massage work on the feet may be supplemented by hydrotherapies to enhance circulation and prevent leg ulcers.
	www.massageandbodywork.com /Articles/DecJan2005/integrativeapproach.html (3768 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Magazine \| Dirty work
		To be legal they need a working domestic visa, naming their employer and their place of work.
		Apart from working long hours, she says she had to sleep on the floor and was physically bullied by the children she had to look after, claims her former employers deny.
		But when her domestic visa with her former boss expired, and despite her new employers applying for another one, she was sent to an immigration detention centre for nearly a month until her new family bailed her out.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/magazine/4850602.stm (1467 words)

	Magazines from Interweave Press
		But the magazine is so much more than that: it's a textile travelogue, pattern book, and weave structure textbook, it's a place to discover new patterns, learn to create original designs, and find solutions to weaving challenges.
		PieceWork magazine, published six times a year, is for needleworkers wanting to explore a wide range of historical textiles and fine-thread handwork traditions.
		Be inspired by the work of dedicated technicians and gifted amateurs; it's all here, from spinning tips for beginners to in-depth articles that satisfy the longtime spinner.
	www.interweave.com /magazines (550 words)

	HR Magazine - June 1997: Research Shows Benefits of Linking Work and Family
		The study "Relinking Life and Work" shows what work-family proponents have believed for some time: If organizations took time to question the way work is done, taking into account employees' personal needs, solutions that substantially improve both work and life would evolve.
		Because the new methods of working took into account some of their personal needs, employees felt more supported by their bosses, less stressed and more in control of their lives.
		After working with the researchers, the managers realized that this controlling mind-set worked against the goal of team autonomy, and stifled innovation.
	www.shrm.org /hrmagazine/articles/0697flea.asp (658 words)

	Masonry Magazine: Work Platforms
		The most common work platform for masonry is the pipe, brace and plank scaffold that can be traced, in form at least, to ancient Egypt.
		This is especially true when the work height is over 30 feet and the span of work is in the hundreds of feet.
		When completing tuckpointing and restoration work, using a suspended scaffold can be positive to both the masons working on it and to the contractor's bottom line.
	www.masonrymagazine.com /6-03/platforms.html (2912 words)

	About Work Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Work magazine is a quarterly analysis of the U.S.A.'s work culture and its influence over the world.
		Labor its central theme, the magazine will explore a broad range of issues that all influence why and how we work --from politics to design to health to fashion to travel, the list of the magazine's topics goes on.
		Work magazine hopes to improve the way that people consume, practice their trades, and live their lives through innovative approaches to work.
	www.work-magazine.com /about.html (231 words)

	The way women work \| Magazine \| The Observer
		I liked my work well enough, but I'd grown to hate corporate life with its hierarchies of halfwits, its waste-of-time politics and its thought control (the remake of The Stepford Wives has missed a trick; today's oppressed, and the most likely candidates for 'reprogramming', aren't wives but corporate workers).
		A growing number decide that the only way to work differently is to work for themselves: women start 35 per cent of new businesses in the UK, and almost all of them cite 'taking control of their life' as their reason.
		A survey of young men by Emap magazines found that they feel trapped in their traditional masculine roles and look to women to 'release' them from it.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /magazine/story/0,11913,1105822,00.html (1536 words)

	ESL Magazine - Using Video in Your ESL/EFL Program
		Many adult ESL learners have families and/or are working and have to manage their study time carefully.
		Some learners are part of the new -Welfare to Work+ programs which are being started around the U.S. These learners are in school and need to learn English or improve their English skills quickly.
		Students then work at their own pace in the lab or at home.Videos such as I Want to Read and TV Tutor are designed to strengthen a specific skill such as reading or basic word recognition.
	www.eslmag.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=22 (2158 words)

	Massage and Bodywork Magazine
		I thought the work might increase the circulation in his back, but it didn't occur to me there might be actual, physical changes.
		We've found massage therapy is stimulating his circulation and working muscles Joshua isn't able to work on his own.
		At first, when the therapist was working with Joshua's arms, he would have to turn his head in rather odd ways to work around the reflex.
	www.massageandbodywork.com /Articles/DecJan2003/RightCombination.htm (2385 words)

	Verge Magazine - Work Abroad
		Working overseas can be a great way to satisfy your thirst for travel and help pay for it too.
		Finding work overseas is every bit as challenging as finding work at home… and then some.
		Opportunities vary, from seasonal work on farms, to relatively high paying positions for people with extensive qualifications and experience.
	www.vergemagazine.ca /work.html (207 words)

	Steelcase - Steelcase Launches 360 — Revolutions At Work™ Magazine
		Work is a powerful force and its evolution has personal as well as global ramifications.
		This new magazine touches on a fascinatingly broad array of influences that will continue to shape our work lives and physical workplaces in a global economy," continued Busch.
		Steelcase Inc. helps individuals and organizations around the world to work more effectively by providing knowledge, products and services that enable customers and their consultants to create work environments that harmoniously integrate architecture, furniture and technology.
	www.steelcase.com /na/steelcase_launches_360_revol_News.aspx?f=18842 (617 words)

	Reimagining Work \| Metropolis Magazine \| November 2002
		I always ask workers, "Where do you do your most important work?" And frequently they say, "I work at home," or "I work in hotels." Then I ask, "What do you do at the office?" and they answer, "Well, I have to be there." That's kind of an indictment of the modern American office.
		He set down fourteen rules of performance, and it was one of the most efficient working groups that ever existed.
		And they worked in the crudest circumstances you ever saw: hollow-core doors, sawhorses, and hard stools.
	metropolismag.com /html/content_1102/wrk (1969 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > World -- Iran dug tunnel for military nuclear work-magazine
		BERLIN – Iran is working on a secret nuclear programme for military purposes despite promising the European Union it would halt all activities related to uranium enrichment, the news magazine Der Spiegel said on Saturday.
		The magazine said it had obtained documents from an unnamed intelligence agency showing that Iran had dug a secret tunnel near an Isfahan facility preparing raw uranium for enrichment, even though operations there had been stopped.
		The magazine said that according to the intelligence documents, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei personally issued a directive at the start of October to build the secret tunnel.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/world/20041127-0711-nuclear-iran-germany.html (303 words)

	Subscribe to Social Work Today Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		is a newsmagazine featuring timely and engaging articles on topics vital to social work professionals in all settings.
		In a lively and contemporary format, the publication offers features, departments, and columns on issues affecting social work practice today and tomorrow.
		I am a student enrolled in a school of social work or program in a related deiscipline.
	www.socialworktoday.com /swt_subscribe.shtml (244 words)

	Portal for Work Abroad, Study Abroad, Overseas Cultural Travel and Living
		Covers all aspects of work abroad, including international careers and jobs, short-term work abroad, teaching English abroad, volunteer work abroad, internships abroad, and work permits.
		Author of the bible on work abroad, The BIG Guide to Living and Working Overseas, Jean-Marc Hachey shares his insights into international employment trends and offers inspirational advice to short- and long-term job seekers.
		Tim Leffel draws from his experience working abroad and interviews others to illustrate how taking the plunge and living as a local is often the best path to interesting and fulfilling work overseas.
	www.transitionsabroad.com (2158 words)

	World of Work magazine: No. 54 - Modern daddy - Department of Communication (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Norway tops the European league table of family-friendly nations as far as new dads are concerned, and the government is now proposing to extend the "daddy quota" from four to five weeks, for exclusive use by the father.
		Men whose spouses/partners had worked between 50 and 75 per cent of a full-time position had their benefits reduced to correspond to the mother's position.
		When parents share the period of leave, the Working Environment Act requires first the mother and then the father to take their respective periods without a break.
	www.ilo.org /public/english/bureau/inf/magazine/54/daddy.htm (1825 words)

	Fiberarts Magazine > The Work of Jennifer Angus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		While Angus’s work has evolved in recent years away from traditional fiber techniques and materials, her present installation work with insects shares a common sensibility with the fiber processes she was trained in.
		In her work, bugs are pinned directly to museum and gallery walls in patterns that reference both textiles and wallpapers.
		While still embellished photography, it was a stylistic step towards her current work as she used insects to create patterns and scenes on miniature blankets to be displayed on doll-sized beds.
	www.fiberartsmagazine.com /article_archive/profiles/jenniferangus.asp (962 words)

	Review \| A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
		Self indulgent, whiney, age appropriate: these are the words that spring to mind after reading Dave Eggers' new autobiographical book, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius.
		Dave Eggers, a founder of Might magazine in San Francisco, had previous seconds of fame by reporting a minor celebrity's death, deliberately falsely, claiming it was satire.
		Might magazine, and this sort of story, apparently appealed to the young, new media crowd.
	www.januarymagazine.com /nonfiction/staggering.html (513 words)

	Faith at Work
		Faith at Work is an ecumenical network of progressive Christians at the growing edge of the church.
		Their call is to foster intentional community and relational Christianity with the intent of impacting individuals for changed lives and changed focus/work.
		Faith@Work Magazine: The magazine is sometimes called "a meeting in print." Faith@Work magazine focuses on the life-changing power of relational Christianity.
	www.faithstreams.com /topics/members-and-partners/faith-at-work.html (298 words)

	Free magazine for youth work professionals
		The only regular national resource produced by youth groups for youth groups, UK Youth magazine provides 32-pages of the very best in cutting-edge youth work from around the UK, bringing stories and insight from the front line, from those actually involved in working face-to-face with our young people.
		UK Youth magazine is produced by UK Youth, the UK’s leading national voluntary youth organisation, committed to enhancing the lives of young people through youth work and informal education.
		Featuring young people’s viewpoints and experiences in participating in project work, UK Youth magazine is an essential resource for anyone wishing to learn from, or communicate with, the UK’s youth sector.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2004/10/emw166161.htm (590 words)

	Work Doctor®: Premier Workplace Bullying Consultants
		The Work Doctor ® is the bold consulting innovator helping organizations combat destructive bullying at work.
		They are not simply "tough" women or men, they keep work from getting done.
		Engage The Work Doctor consultants to restore your lost productivity and minimize risks of employment practices liability.
	www.workdoctor.com (180 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Magazine \| Light work
		So the Magazine's inviting you to tell us how you think we could all be greener and more energy efficient at home, and that includes saving water - and we'll publish one a day.
		The turbines would be integrated with the central reservation barrier to avoid whirling blades and pedestrians mixing, and be designed to disconnect easily from the grid in the event of an impact during an accident.
		The idea of movement sensors would not work with the vast majority of street lighting because the type of lamp used, commonly Low Pressure Sodium (SOX) which, being a High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamp requires an ignition and stablisation period of up to 20 minutes after switching on.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/magazine/4896110.stm (1709 words)

	Online Learning Today: 7 Strategies That Work - LTI Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The "e" in e-learning wasn't short for "electronic" or "electric." It was for "entropy," which is defined as 1) the capacity of a system to undergo spontaneous change; and 2) a measure of the randomness, disorder or chaos in a system.
		Even though we were already working and publishing in the field of e-learning, we wanted to learn more.
		All three must work together in harmony for attractive and effective online learning...or it will be a crash course.
	www.elearningmag.com /ltimagazine/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=42799 (729 words)

	Virginia Business Magazine: Making work work (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The old model doesn’t work,” says Lois Backon, vice president of the New York-based Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit that studies the American work force and emerging trends.
		With technology blurring lines between work and home, more people feel squeezed for time and unable to meet family and marriage commitments.
		They want options including flextime, compressed work weeks (fewer days/longer hours) and overall career flexibility that provides on and off ramps at various points in their careers without fear of penalty.
	www.virginiabusiness.com /magazine/yr2005/aug05/wpwork.shtml (423 words)

	This Magazine: Women’s Work
		I think we need a progressive movement to put a check on hours of work and to keep the number of hours that children are in childcare down.
		Charlotte Perkins Gilman, a turn-of-the-century feminist and economist, envisioned in one of her books a society in which it was so important to care for children that people had to go through a screening process to be eligible.
		This Magazine is the leading alternative Canadian magazine of politics, pop culture, and the arts.
	www.thismagazine.ca /issues/2005/03/womenswork.php (706 words)

	Reimagining Work \| Metropolis Magazine \| November 2002
		I always ask workers, "Where do you do your most important work?" And frequently they say, "I work at home," or "I work in hotels." Then I ask, "What do you do at the office?" and they answer, "Well, I have to be there." That's kind of an indictment of the modern American office.
		He set down fourteen rules of performance, and it was one of the most efficient working groups that ever existed.
		And they worked in the crudest circumstances you ever saw: hollow-core doors, sawhorses, and hard stools.
	www.metropolismag.com /html/content_1102/wrk/index.html (1969 words)

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