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also, browse watermark west's books. explore early means life in the old cal town museum. -- old cowto newwn diem. once a month, our local content vehicle exports the literary life of this nation. wichita, kan. this weekend. >> last month, reporters and photographers to cover conflict in syria, afghanistan, libya, and egypt gathered to talk about their experiences. this discussion was part of the conference hosted by the american society of news editors. on the panel, two photographers. >> hi, everybody. welcome to our next session. i think it will be one of the best sessions we will have at this conference. i would like to think reuters for putting together a wonderful tribute to foreign correspondents who have died in the past year. i am sorry to say that laura logan be with us today. she had a sudden illness in her family and we wish them well. susan bennett, are more operator, started her reporting career with api with, she covered the death of elvis. she traveled to 50 countries, covering the collapse of communism.