His blog, Obama Mideast Monitor, is hosted by the Middle East Forum website run by Daniel Pipes, a hard-core, pro-Israeli rightist, whose Middle East Quarterly is, in turn, edited by Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute.
N.F.L. Films protected its coaches at every turn, editing out, for example, Houston Oilers Coach Bill Peterson's goofy mixed metaphors ("Let's run that play up a pole and see if it floats").
Americans have turned editing their homes into a Pinterest-perfect sport.
Locate the 'Turn Editing' on button in the upper right-hand corner of the front page of your course and click it.
In both cases, he was assigned a romantic partner — played by Greta Scacchi and Jennifer Ehle, in turn — who was edited out of the movie, with Clooney's blessing.
One of the most important claims held up by Chevron in the RICO case was the accusation, confirmed by Guerra, that the Ecuadorean lawyer Pablo Fajardo, working with Steven Donziger, had given Zambrano a draft of the Lago Agrio judgement, which Guerra in turn reviewed and edited for him before it was issued.
Burd next turned to editing a previously unpublished set of Ruskin's letters written in Venice in the winter of 1876-77, soon after Rose's death at the age of 25.
Mariotte, it turns out, has edited several "CSI" comic books, and just released his first "CSI" novel, "CSI: Brass in Pocket".
Mr. Weston descends from Duke Ellington and Thelonious Monk, who turned jagged, brutally edited phrases into swing and protected small pockets of space.
Around 2000, he turned freelance and edited the newly revived City gossip column Blackfriar, until the owner of Express Newspapers, Richard Desmond, axed the column as part of a cost-cutting exercise.
– 2 p.m., shoot it at 2 p.m., then have it completely finished, turned around and edited by 3 30 p.m.
