Heavy metal editor responsible for Noisey's coverage of blastbeats, black metal, and bad vibes. .
A heavy-handed editor mindful of the book's Classic branding might have abridged it down into a sedate, prize-worthy volume void of idiosyncrasy and colour.
Think of the writer who has to hand off his/her work to a heavy-handed editor, or the filmmaker who has to show dailies to a gang of annoying pencil-pushing studio executives.
While Lish has a reputation for being something of a heavy-handed editor, Murphy stands out from the other writers he worked with in the way that, for her, language is only the lip of the pool.
"I've been trying to post a little on Facebook," she told fans last year on her Web site, "but my publisher is one of my friends as well as a couple of heavy-hitter editors at other houses besides mine, so I don't want to sound like a complete dork and really tell people what's on my mind, but since I'm sitting here drinking a green smoothie, I had to share".
Aptly named LoiLoScope 2, the updated software for Windows PCs (system requirements) still has the same key value proposition: combining an easy-to-use UI (geared towards pros and amateurs alike) and a ton of editing functions with a technical "killer feature" (instead of letting the CPU do the heavy lifting, the editor uses the GPU for video processing).
If any of the assembled heavy hitters -- Kate White, editor in chief of Cosmopolitan; Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair; James Kelly, managing editor of Time; and David Zinczenko, editor in chief of Men's Health -- expected a feel-good industry review, they were sorely disappointed.
This form of plagiarism is among the most common, and dealing with it imposes a heavy workload on editors.
These are often issued as interim measures pending a full court hearing, on the grounds that a breach of privacy, if it were permitted, would be irreversible.If a newspaper breached such an order, it would face heavy fines; its editors could even face jail for contempt of court.
Stay cash-heavy, says the editor of the influential Grant's Interest Rate Observer newsletter (see p. 142). A. Gary Shilling DEFLATION WATCHER.
