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Screenshot from a video of funny news reporter bloopers. Original video can be seen here funnypatrol.com/funny-blooper-videos/best-of-news-reporte...
i use my moleskine reporter to write poetry and any other immediate notes while at work and on the go. this is a photo of my reporter.
On June 20, the day of the first settlement talks, RJR's Charles Blixt, CEO Judith Ivey and Robert McDermott are found by reporters Cary O'Reilly, Brian Blackstone, Michael Janofsky, Peter Kaplan, Hilary Roxe and Carol Leonnig.
O Coronel da reserva da PM, André Vianna, e o capitão da PM, Marcel Lacerda Soffner falam aos estudantes. Foto: André Cruz
O Coronel da reserva da PM, André Vianna, e o capitão da PM, Marcel Lacerda Soffner falam aos estudantes. Foto: André Cruz
Foto in concorso su U-Station, "Siamo tutti Reporter"
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A friend of mine and I went out to Breezy point Wednesday morning after the hurricane. He was on assignment for a magazine and I had a car with a full tank of gas. We pulled up at like 6:30am and walked around for a few hours documenting the devastation. My friend needed to head home to hand in his photos by noon so we took off. We went back around 4pm and there was a checkpoint right by the front entrance to Tilden. My buddy didn't have a press pass so they turned us away. We turned around, parked at the bus stop there and proceeded to walk through Tilden and along the beach 2 miles til we got back to Breezy Point. By that time there were more reporters filming and the FDNY was finishing up with putting out the last remnants of smoldering fire..
These are the photos and a quick vid I shot that day:
This is from behind the television risers at the back of the room.
January 21, 2011
GE Headquarters - Schenectady, NY
The oldest existing business institution in Abilene is the Reporter Publishing Company, started by C. E. Gilbert. The first newspaper was printed on June 17, 1881, three months after the town was founded. Soon after Gilbert began publication, a fire destroyed several buildings in town, including his office. He rode the train to Baird (21 miles east) and, using borrowed presses, published an "extra" edition about the blaze.
Two other Abilene papers were started in the 1880s. Part-time preacher W. L. Gibbs began the "Magnetic Quill" in 1882. Three years later Gilbert's printer, James L. Lowry, began the "Taylor County News." One of Lowry's early editions covered a duel between Gilbert and Gibbs, both of whom survived.
Later "Reporter" owners were Dr. Alf H. H. Toler, John Hoeny, Jr., George S. Anderson, and Marshall Bernard Hanks, a former delivery boy for the paper who was publisher from 1906 to 1948. In 1911 the "Reporter" bought the "News," resulting in the present name. Hanks and Houston Harte of San Angelo formed the Harte-Hanks organization, now a national communications firm, which includes the "Reporter-News," whose motto is: "Without or with offense to friends or foes we sketch your world exactly as it goes." -Byron. (1981) (Marker No. 72)
Reporters tentant d'approcher François Hollande lors de sa campagne pour la primaire, La Rochelle, 2011. Photo prise pour le blog Yes They Can sur l'Express.fr blogs.lexpress.fr/yes-they-can
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