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TV Reels: Reporter Reel 2013-2019 Al Jazeera YouTube playlist 2003 Reporter Reel (KSEE) 1998 Reporter Reel (KJEO) Al Jazeera/CNN/Fresno: AJE: Civilians Killed in Douma AJE: Armenian Genocide 100th CNN International: Russia Gas Line Explosion KSEE, Fresno: Vice President Al Gore Visit Preps AJE: Desperate Times in Syria AJE: Lebanon's Trash Crisis KSEE, Fresno: Rehab Graduation AJE: Refugees Stuck in Croatia  CNN International: Armenian Priests Study Abroad AJE: Fighting in Aleppo AJE: US Sanctions over Sony Hack AJE: Staying Warm in Douma AJE: Banksy in Gaza AJE: Deadly Clashes in Guinea AJE: Leopard Mauls Five People CNN International: Sumgait Massacre Anniversary KITV, Hawaii: Midway Island Refuge   Dance Channel TV: Tango Argentino CivilNet, Armenia: Golden Apricot Film Festival Preview The Revolution That Wasn't Bus Protests Continue Bus Fare Hike Protests Gyumri Fishery-Restaurant Aznavour Interview Ancient Water Festival Daily Dig...

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Documentaries/Newscasts: KTTV Fox 11's Good Day LA @ 10 A.M. Al Jazeera   Inside Story: Western Media Bias Al Jazeera  Inside Story: War on Gaza Al Jazeera  Inside Story: New Armenia PM Al Jazeera: Talk to Al Jazeera Al Jazeera: Nepal in Ruins KITV ABC 11 Honolulu: News at Ten KITV ABC 11 Honolulu: News at Six KITV ABC 11 Honolulu: News at Five KSEE 24 Fresno We Are Fresno LIVE KSEE 24 Fresno: We Are Fresno LIVE KSEE 24 Fresno: We Are Fresno LIVE KSEE 24 Fresno: Stefani's Armenia

Three Apples Fell from Heaven: RELICS OF ASH, BLOOD, AND EXILE

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Three Apples Fell from Heaven: RELICS OF ASH, BLOOD, AND EXILE   By  Paul Chaderjian     photo by Areg Balayan     A FIRE THAT NEVER GOES OUT A single ember, unremarkable in its origin, finds its way onto a rooftop, silent, unnoticed, until it catches the wind . It glows for just a moment, then vanishes into the vast emptiness beyond. But embers do not truly disappear. They settle, drifting into the air like  forgotten thoughts . I am sitting on my  balcony in West Los Angeles , watching the hills to the north. The city lies beneath a heavy sky, but it’s the  hills I cannot stop staring , the landscape that still bears the  memory of something lost . The smoke is long gone. The flames that  tore through the Palisades  have been subdued. Yet, in their wake, they leave a  silence more profound than the fire itself . The  Palisades Fire  swallowed 23,448 acres with savage force, turned thousands of homes i...