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Secretary Marco Rubio departs Joint Base Andrews in Camp Springs, Maryland, en route to Iceland, Greece and Portugal, October 5, 2026. (Official State Department photo by Freddie Everett)
The Seventh Korea.net Honorary Reporters in Gangneung
January 24, 2018
Gangneung-si
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Korean Culture and Information Service
Korea.net (www.korea.net)
Official Photographer : Jeon Han
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제7기 코리아넷 명예기자단 강릉 방문
2018-01-24
강릉
문화체육관광부
해외문화홍보원
코리아넷
전한
Note the bust of Selkirk Artist Tom Scott mounted on wall of this building.
Tom Scott was born in Selkirk in 1854, the son of a tailor and a clothier. After leaving school he worked for a time in the business, but, much against his parents' wishes, he decided to become an artist, and entered the Trustees' School at the Mound under Mr. C. H. Hodder, proceeding later to the Royal Scottish Academy Life Class, when the visitors were MacTaggart, Lockhart and Mr. Robert Gibb.
While a student he made some excellent life studies in water colour, and gained the Stuart Prize with a composition entitled "A Border Raid." Many of his early landscape studies done in the beautiful policies of "The Haining," Selkirk, were marked by careful drawing of tress, giving evidence of an assured and facile technique, and presaging his skilful command later on of water colour in his larger and more ambitious pictures.
After he few years in Edinburgh, he removed to Earlston, Berwickshire, where he had a long and serious illness, but making a wonderful recovery, he was able to resume work, stimulated by an intense determination to make up for his enforced idleness.
After his marriage he went to live at the picturesque village of Bowden, sheltering under the Eildon Hills, but finally settled at Leslie Cottage, Selkirk, which was his home for the rest of his life. Scott made numerous painting tours on the Continent, France, Italy, Holland, and Morocco, among other places, finding material for any interesting and beautiful drawings.
It was, however, in his own Border Country that his "heart untravelled" centred. In a region teeming with the spirit of romance and story, versed from boyhood in its history and ballad lore, from such sources he found inspiration for many of his large and important works. It may be, however, that in his smaller drawings, prompted by the natural beauty of the scenes among which he lived, greater spontaneity and suggestiveness were obtained.
He loved the Border hills, knew every winding of the Ettrick, the Yarrow, and the Tweed. Shortly before his death he humbly said to a friend, he had endeavoured to record, and hoped he had revealed in his work, something of the beauty and haunting charm of the Borderland.
Tom Scott had considerable Antiquarian knowledge, and gradually acquired a large collection of stone and bronze implements, armour, weapons, and other objects of interest.
In later years, owing to impaired health, his sketching activities were restricted, but he was able to visit his much loved resort "St. Mary's Loch," where, accompanied by Mrs. Scott, he lived and painted in a caravan for a few summer months.
Towards the end while confined to the house, he was delighted to have visits from his many friends, ever welcomed with kindly hospitality and genial courtesy. His mind to the last continued clear and active.
With a dash of rugged borderer's temperament, Scott had a forceful personality, holding strong views on Art, Literature and kindred subjects. He has marked likes and dislikes, and his opinions were expressed with vigorous emphasis, tempered with a blending of whimsical humour.
That a prophet is not without honour, save in his own country, was not Scott's experience. Almost from the beginning of his career he was appreciated by his fellow-townsmen, few homes in the neighbourhood of Selkirk are without a Tom Scott water colour.
Among his more important works are "Otter-hunting on the Ettrick," "Meet of the Duke of Buccleuch's Fox Hounds at Riddell House," "Border Moss Troopers returning from a Raid," "The Arch of Titus and Colosseum, Rome," the property of A. F. Roberts, Esq., of Fairnlee,"The Legend of Lady Wood," the property of Alexander T. Roberts, Esq., of Drygrange, Melrose, "Sir Walter Scott's Gate, Bermesyde Hill," the property of W.W. Webster, Esq., Denley, Arbroath.
Exhibiting for the first time at the Academy in 1878, Scott contributed regularly thereafter. Elected an Associate in 1888, Academician in 1902, he died at Leslie Cottage on 21st July 1927.
RSA Obituary, transcribed from the 1927 RSA Annual Report
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Meletios Zafaran of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese explaines how Christians in Syria have been protected in a peaceful country under the al-Assad government. Born and raised in Syria he grew up under the so called dictator Bashar al-Assad which he says makes know sense. He referenced a 2007 Diane Sawyers 1hour long documentary of how successful Syria is, and now Assad is all the sudden called a dictator. ABC news reporter Diane Sawyer walking the streets described the people as having “extreme friendliness” towards her (2007). Zafaran said he came to USA in 2005, and in 2007 he was back there helping a church and his church actually played Christian prayers over loudspeakers in Damascus, Syria. He also pointed out again: Why would Bashar al-Assad use the weapons Obama accuses him of using on the very day UN inspectors are in country. Assad is fighting Alquidia terrorist to protect a country that had strong Christian communities long before Mohammed was born. His point was that Assad kept an environment that had Muslims, and Christians living side by side in peace. Now Obama and the CIA are trying to destroy the peace by funding terrorist there. KiskiPlanter-News September-17-2013
Damascus, Syria from the eyes of
9-17-2013 Meletios Zafaran of Syria Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese September-17-2013 Bashar Hafez al-Assad, Bashar al-Assad, saudi arabia
Meletios Zafaran of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese explains how Christians during the Iraq war were no longer safe in Iraq and had to leave there homes and found refuge in Syria, but now Christians in Syria are in danger if the US, Saudi Military backed rebels over take the Bashar al-Assad government. When Zafaran was there he said just the city of Damascus took in over 1 million Christian refugees from Iraq. It seems to KiskiPlanter-News a repeat of history: Destroy the countries government on false charges(Saying saddam hussein had WMDs) and that power vacuum leads to rise of radical Muslims taking control, thankfully Obama has not been successful in doing to Syria what Bush did to Iraq, fill it with violence. Photo/Report by: “KiskiPlanter-News” September-17-2013
Meletios Zafaran was born and raised in Syria, and moved to the USA in 2005. Mr. Zafaran’s parents, 4 brothers, 3 sisters, and cousins still live in Syria. He pointed out it is a lie to call this a civil war because of all the foreign fighters streaming into Syria. For example just this week 369 fighters against the Syrian government were from Afghanistan, including Taliban. These are what Obama McCain Graham must be calling Rebels. Iraq, Saudi Arabia and some African countries also there. These fighters want Sharia law as is very strict in countries like Saudi Arabia. Zafaran came off as how Diane Sawyer described Syrians on her 2007 trip, friendly and peaceful. . Photo/Report by: “KiskiPlanter-News” September-17-2013 Murrysville (South West Pennsylvania)
Damascus, Syria from the eyes of
9-17-2013 Meletios Zafaran of Syria Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese September-17-2013 Christians in Syria
10,000 Emmons in US Prisons recruiting and training new Muslims to be radical like in Sharia law countries. This operation funded by Saudi Arabian government inside U.S.A. In France about 40% of newborn babies are in Muslim families. Women in Saudi Arabia treated badly under Sharia law, men also in danger if not following social interaction rules set by religious leaders. Info gathered from these men. Both having first hand dealings with these topics, and both literate in Arabic. Photo/Report by: “KiskiPlanter-News” September-17-2013
Meletios Zafaran was born and raised in Syria, and moved to the U.S.A. in 2005. Mr. Zafaran’s parents, 4 brothers, 3 sisters, and cousins still live in Syria. For more information about these photo reports is available at "KiskiPlanter"'s Bible studies.
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Pres. Obama. wants war in Syria and says he can wage war with who he wants, but says congress can vote on it if they like. The nobel peace prize war hawk does not care what the US constitution, people, US Congress, Russia, or the UN thinks, he is dictator.
Adam Kinzinger: Wants War War War!
(Trying to stop more war: KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep. Alan grayson: Some good questions on war in Syria. Seems to be a no vote.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep. Tom Cotton, R,Arkanas. War War War. Weary of people being war weary. Wants war now.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Jaun Vargus. D, California: asks:"Are you being truthful because I because I need you to promise your not lying because people are afraid of anther Iraq". Will likely vote yes since Obama's people said they are telling truth.Vargus is dumbest questioner I saw.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep George Holding: Can we be hurt by retaliation? Can Russia hurt us and is Russia a superpower. Sec of State John Kerry responds that Russia will not get involved.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Brad Schneider D, Illinois. Confused questions. Asks will Russia get involved. Sec of State John Kerry responds No. At one point Kerry says it’s safe.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Randy Weber R. Texas: Says intervention is bad option. Millions to a billion $ per day cost. Asks for guarantee of peace, Sec of State John Kerry responds no guarantee of peace
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep. Ami Bera: Thanks obama for graciously letting congress vote before taking war action. Similar clueless questions like Rep. Castro asked.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Scott Perry R, PA. Asks if Pres. Obama will listen to a no vote to start a war in Syria. Sec of State John Kerry responds Obama will make war regardless of congress.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.D, Hawiie Former Military medical. Says Obama's path has unclear objective, that does not make sense. Looks like a no vote. Thank you.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Ron Desantis. Asks if this strike will scare Assade, what is replacement. Sec of State John Kerry responds Assade is secular; we need rebels that support minority groups.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep. Castro, is open to Missile strike. Basically asks Sec of State John Kerry for pre made answers to repeat to his electors. Not a statesmen, just place holder that will vote to war with a total stranger he knows nothing about.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Luke Messer: Thanks Obama for graciously including the congress in deciding. yes to war, based on the liar Sec of State John Kerry. Nothing to say but blaw blaw.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
Rep Doug Collins R. Georgia.Rep Doug Collins R. Georgia. Asks some "take up time" type questions.
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013).
Rep. Ted Yoho, R. Flordia: Some good questions on war in Syria. Seems to be a no vote.Thank you!
(KiskiPlanter-News Wednesday September 4, 2013)
NRC Chairman Allison Macfarlane (center) takes questions from reporters following the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Environment and the Economy Subcommittee hearing on the next steps forward at the agency in the Yucca Mountain licensing process.
Visit the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's website at www.nrc.gov/.
For those who wish to leave a comment or feedback please send via email to opa.resource@nrc.gov.
About Yvonne's desk...
The state of my desk goes in cycles - piles of paper accumulate for days and then I'll have a tidying up fit and put things in order. This is relatively tidy.
My desk diary is one of the few things that's central to my work and is not digital - the other is my reporter's notebook.
The pyramid-shaped object on the left of the window ledge is my lucky Buddha penholder - at the beginning of every month I turn it upside down and shake it, and a shower of coins falls into the basket that the Buddha-figure is holding over his head. As I'm a freelance, I'll try anything to encourage the money to flow in.
The miniature hurricane lamp on the right of the desk is a novelty pencil sharpener my mum bought me - because I was trained in Pitman's shorthand which requires you to write thick and thin strokes, I find it easier to read my notes if they're made in pencil.
My most important work tool is my computer, but you can't see it because I have it positioned on a table at right angles to my desk, so the daylight hits it from the side. That way I get plenty of light but it doesn't fall on the screen and make it hard to read.
Korea.net Honorary Reporters in Busan
Haeundae Beach, Haeundae-gu, Busan
November 14, 2019
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Korean Culture and Information Service
Korea.net (www.korea.net)
Official Photographer : Kim sun joo
This official Republic of Korea photograph is being made available only for publication by news organizations and/or for personal printing by the subject(s) of the photograph. The photograph may not be manipulated in any way. Also, it may not be used in any type of commercial, advertisement, product or promotion that in any way suggests approval or endorsement from the government of the Republic of Korea.
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해외문화홍보원 코리아넷 명예기자단 부산관광공사 초청 부산 팸투어
2019-11-14
부산광역시 해운대
문화체육관광부
해외문화홍보원
코리아넷
김순주
KUSA 9News reporter Corey Rose (pictured inside) after a live shot for the evening news at the scene of an accident. KUSA 9News is Denver's NBC affiliate station operated by Gannett and one of the largest in Colorado. Corey Rose, along with Jeremy Jojola and anchor Adele Arakawa are some of the newscasters you often see on the station.
This "ENG truck" or news van uses a terrestrial microwave antenna on a raised mast to send a live video feed back to the station. The microwave is only one way, so the reporter listens to the audio on the IFB over a radio channel for their live hits. In the case of IFB problems there is a list of fallback phone numbers to call to listen to the IFB.
Outside of the ENG van you see a Sachtler Video 20 fluid head and tripod that was being used by the video crew.
This was taken circa 1990 for the Observer-Reporter when the newspaper had a bureau in Monongahela, Pa.
After baking ourselves in a tin shed watching a trampoline competition our reward was fish and chips down by the water at the Scarborough boat harbour.
Polaroid The Reporter
Fuji FP-3000B
Epson V550 scan. Lightroom finish.
Hooray for our pre-Christmas week at the beach.
Kawana. Sunshine Coast.
Polaroid "The Reporter"
Polaroid Type 100 "Blue" film (expired)
...de reporteros, fotógrafos, visitantes, asesores, activistas...
Pero no de Senadores.
En serio... por la cantidad de dinero que ganan... ¿No pueden, al menos, asistir a sus reuniones?
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Hoy entraron un par de activistas de Greenpeace a protestar dentro de la sala de sesiones del Senado de la República.
Hoy me tocó ir al Senado.
Resting in the Rockport Harbor. Obviously a working boat.
www.gloucestertimes.com/local/x1415461969/Fishing-veteran...
Popstar Magazine party at Citywalk-Piper with Billy Unger and Bella Thorne
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