In my office, framed, is a waxy piece of paper from a childhood Bazooka Joe gum with the image of a kestrel on it.
Obviously, after the Trayvon Martin case, a lot of people have been thinking about race, but I always remind people -- and, in fact, I have a copy of the original program in my office, framed -- that that was a march for jobs and justice; that there was a massive economic component to that.
On the walls outside his office, framed like portraits, hang renderings of early patents–each contained on a single sepia-toned page.
It's not the most eventful box-office frame, it has to be said, and in the absence of big blockbusting carnivores, the hagfish and the sea cucumbers of the cinema world are out, hoovering up leftover fiscal nutrients.
In his own press conference on Monday, with Bolton sitting just behind him, Trump briefly pulled back from his own rage over the F.B.I. raid of his lawyer's office to frame Syria as a policing problem.
Sitting in his office in SoMa, framed by celebrity-friend photos and a commanding view of the Bay Bridge, Mr. MacFarlane doesn't seem to have put the past entirely behind him.
On the wall of his office are framed black-and-white photographs of his two children posing at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
His office is framed from floor to ceiling in glass, with modern art on nearly every wall.
Days at the office are framed by early-morning swims in the ocean, sunset sails at the end of the day, drinks on your very own deepwater dock and ever more quality time with the family.
He noted at one point that he has in the Oval Office a framed copy of the original program from the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom 50 years ago, when the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.
