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The Shods
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After many lineup changes during the recording of "Bamboozled" and "Thanks for Nuthin"', The Shods were threatened to come to an end when lead guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Kevin Stevenson learned he was battling multiple sclerosis. Following the tragic news, the band pushed forward by releasing "Tippy" in 2003. Although activity has been mostly stagnant in recent years, past members have returned with founders Kevin Stevenson and Scott Pittman for reunion shows including one in support the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and <a href="Dropkick%20Murphys">Dropkick Murphys</a> in 2007.
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Belodontichthys
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Belodontichthys is a <a href="genus">genus</a> of <a href="Siluridae">sheatfish</a>es native to <a href="Asia">Asia</a>.
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Belodontichthys
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"B. dinema" originates from <a href="Laos">Laos</a>, <a href="Vietnam">Vietnam</a>, <a href="Thailand">Thailand</a>, <a href="Malay%20Peninsula">Malay Peninsula</a>, <a href="Sumatra">Sumatra</a>, and <a href="Borneo">Borneo</a>. This species grows up to about 100.0 centimetres (39.4 in) <a href="fish%20measurement">TL</a>. "M. dinema" occurs in medium to large-sized rivers and is found from middle depths to the surface in deeper parts of large rivers. This species feeds on smaller fish near the water surface. It is an excellent <a href="game%20fish">game fish</a> which can be caught using <a href="fishing%20pole">hook and line</a>. Presently, large numbers are being taken near <a href="Stung%20Treng">Stung Treng</a> in <a href="Cambodia">Cambodia</a> by <a href="explosive">explosive</a>s. It is marketed fresh or dried and salted.
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Belodontichthys
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"B. truncatus" is known from the <a href="Mekong%20River">Mekong</a> and <a href="Chao%20Phraya%20River">Chao Phraya River</a> basins. This species grows up to 60.0 cm (23.6 in) <a href="fish%20measurement">SL</a>. "B. truncatus" <a href="fish%20migration">migrates</a> upstream through the <a href="Khone%20Falls">Khone Falls</a> in June to July with other silurids and enters the flooded forest in July to October, where it feeds heavily on <a href="Cyprinidae">cyprinids</a> of the genus "<a href="Henicorhynchus">Henicorhynchus</a>".
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Manda roti
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Manda roti (also called rumali roti) is a traditional <a href="Indian%20cuisine">Indian</a> and <a href="Pakistani%20cuisine">Pakistani</a> <a href="bread">bread</a>. They can be made with cardamom, ghee, sugar and milk. This roti is extremely thin and limp, and served folded like a <a href="handkerchief">handkerchief</a>. Manda roti is usually made with a combination of whole-wheat <a href="atta%20flour">atta flour</a> and white wheaten <a href="maida%20flour">maida flour</a> and cooked on the convex side of a <a href="karahi">kadahi</a>. It is also known as veechu roti in <a href="Tamil%20language">Tamil</a> or mandige in other parts of <a href="South%20India">South India</a>.
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Manda roti
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The word manda roti is a compound of two words: manda and roti. The word "manda" is derived from the <a href="Sanskrit">Sanskrit</a> word "maṇḍaka" and "roti" from the Sanskrit word "roṭikā. Maṇḍaka" is a wheat-based flatbread mentioned in Sanskrit literature from religious scriptures like "Skanda purāṇa" to "Pākakalā" texts like "Bhojanakutūhala". As per "Skanda purāṇa", "maṇḍaka" are thin circular symmetrical flat cakes prepared from wheat flour. In "Bhojanakutūhala," the detailed recipe of "maṇḍaka" describes that they are cooked on an upturned pot. In "Madanapala Nighantu," several varieties of mandakas are mentioned which are prepared by adding vikola, karkaṭa, drākṣā and kantakäri, among other ingredients.
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Dayton Speedway
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Dayton Speedway was a <a href="race%20track">race track</a> in <a href="Dayton%2C%20Ohio">Dayton</a>, <a href="Ohio">Ohio</a>, <a href="United%20States">United States</a>.
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Dayton Speedway
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The track held events for <a href="NASCAR">NASCAR</a>, AAA, MARC, <a href="Automobile%20Racing%20Club%20of%20America">ARCA</a>, ASA, and <a href="United%20States%20Auto%20Club">USAC</a>.
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Dayton Speedway
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The track was opened in June 1934 as a flat "D shaped" 5/8 mile dirt track. The original track was a "copy" of the <a href="Legion%20Ascot%20Speedway">Legion Ascot Speedway</a>.
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Baegunsan (Gangwon and Gyeonggi)
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Baegunsan () or Mount Baegun is a mountain in South Korea. Its area extends across <a href="Pocheon">Pocheon</a>, <a href="Gyeonggi%20Province">Gyeonggi Province</a> and into <a href="Hwacheon%20County">Hwacheon County</a>, <a href="Gangwon%20Province%2C%20South%20Korea">Gangwon Province</a>. Baegunsan has an elevation of .
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki?curid=19707714
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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<a href="Japan">Japan</a>'s was a commission established within the <a href="Cabinet%20of%20Japan">Cabinet of Japan</a> as an independent agency to play the main role in nuclear safety administration. Commissioners are appointed by the <a href="Prime%20Minister%20of%20Japan">Prime Minister of Japan</a> on Diet approval. The commission has stronger authority than any other ordinary advisory committees, in that the commission can make recommendations to relevant agencies in the name of the prime minister if it is necessary.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki?curid=19707734
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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The Nuclear Safety Commission reviews safety inspections conducted by regulatory agencies, such as the <a href="Nuclear%20and%20Industrial%20Safety%20Agency">Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency</a>.
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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In 2007, the independence of the Nuclear Safety Commission was questioned by <a href="Seismology">seismologist</a> Professor <a href="Katsuhiko%20Ishibashi">Katsuhiko Ishibashi</a>, after a senior Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency official appeared to rule out a new review of the NSC's <a href="Nuclear%20power%20in%20Japan%23Design%20standards">seismic design standards</a>.
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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Madarame Haruki, as chairman of the Nuclear Safety Commission (2010–2012), was an ardent pro-nuclear advocate. However, his inquiry testimony in the Diet in February 2012, showed that he had become critical of the commission's approach. He said that "Japan's atomic safety rules are inferior to global standards and left the country unprepared for the <a href="Fukushima%20nuclear%20disaster">Fukushima nuclear disaster</a> last March". There were flaws in, and lax enforcement of, the safety rules governing Japanese nuclear power companies, and this included insufficient protection against tsunamis. He said the nuclear power industry had strenuously opposed adopting stricter international safety standards. He spoke of officials ignoring nuclear risks and said, "We ended up wasting our time looking for excuses that these measures are not needed in Japan".
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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Madarame also asserted that Japan's safety monitoring technology is outdated, while acknowledging that the Nuclear Safety Commission had, "…succumbed to a blind belief in the country’s technical prowess and failed to thoroughly assess the risks of building nuclear reactors in an earthquake-prone country". Regulators and the utilities missed many opportunities to improve operating safety standards and warned that safety regulations are fundamentally inadequate and minimally enforced. He also asserted that <a href="regulatory%20capture">regulatory capture</a> was an issue, where regulators had little power and were often subsumed by utility interests. In Madarame's view, there has been a collective heedlessness about safety and inadequate risk management.
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Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission
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It was reported that the government plans to merge the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency with the Nuclear Safety Commission, to create a new nuclear safety agency, under the environment ministry, by April 2012. The <a href="Nuclear%20Regulation%20Authority">Nuclear Regulation Authority</a> was created on September 19, 2012.
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Business of Design Week
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Business of Design Week (BODW) is an annual week-long design event organised every December by the <a href="Hong%20Kong%20Design%20Centre">Hong Kong Design Centre</a>.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki?curid=19707819
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Business of Design Week
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BODW was launched in 2002. It includes a design conference, forums, seminars, exhibitions and award presentations.
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Business of Design Week
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BODW annually invites designers, business leaders and educators to speak and share their opinions in various forums. Past speakers include <a href="Marcel%20Wanders">Marcel Wanders</a>, <a href="Rem%20Koolhaas">Rem Koolhaas</a>, <a href="Raman%20Hui">Raman Hui</a>, <a href="Rossana%20Hu">Rossana Hu</a>, <a href="Richard%20Hutten">Richard Hutten</a>, <a href="Zaha%20Hadid">Zaha Hadid</a>, <a href="Tom%20Dixon%20%28industrial%20designer%29">Tom Dixon</a>, <a href="Michael%20Young%20%28industrial%20designer%29">Michael Young</a>, <a href="Jimmy%20Choo">Jimmy Choo</a>, Sir <a href="John%20Sorrell%20%28designer%29">John Sorrell</a>, <a href="Karim%20Rashid">Karim Rashid</a>, <a href="Ross%20Lovegrove">Ross Lovegrove</a>, <a href="Marc%20Newson">Marc Newson</a>, and <a href="Vivienne%20Tam">Vivienne Tam</a>.
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Business of Design Week
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Each year, BODW forms a partnership with a different country. The country is invited to bring a group of designers to Hong Kong to give presentations at the conference. The country can also hold exhibitions and seminars about its national design.
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Business of Design Week
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BODW has main events which occur each year including the BODW Forum where designers give presentations. There is also the HKDC Award Gala Dinner where the <a href="HKDC%20Awards">HKDC Awards</a> are presented. These awards include the Design for Asia Awards, the World’s Outstanding Chinese Designer Award, the Design Leadership Award, the Design for Asia Award, and the Hong Kong Young Design Talent Awards. Alongside <a href="Knowledge%20of%20Design%20Week">Knowledge of Design Week</a> (KODW), BODW serves as a vital platform for fostering innovation and knowledge exchange within the design community.
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Princess Maria Immacolata of Bourbon-Two Sicilies (1874–1947)
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Princess "Maria Immaculata" Cristina Pia Isabella of Bourbon-Two Sicilies (Full Italian name: "Maria Immacolata Speranza Pia Teresa Cristina Filomena Lucia Anna Isabella Cecilia Apollonia Barbara Agnese Zenobia, Principessa di Borbone delle Due Sicilie",) (30 October 1874 – 28 November 1947) was the fourth child and eldest daughter of <a href="Prince%20Alfonso%2C%20Count%20of%20Caserta">Prince Alfonso of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Count of Caserta</a> and his wife <a href="Princess%20Maria%20Antonietta%20of%20Bourbon-Two%20Sicilies">Princess Maria Antonietta of Bourbon-Two Sicilies</a>.
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Princess Maria Immacolata of Bourbon-Two Sicilies (1874–1947)
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Maria Immaculata married <a href="Prince%20Johann%20Georg%20of%20Saxony">Prince Johann Georg of Saxony</a>, sixth child and second-eldest son of <a href="George%20of%20Saxony">George of Saxony</a> and his wife <a href="Maria%20Anna%20of%20Portugal">Maria Anna of Portugal</a>, on 30 October 1906 in <a href="Cannes">Cannes</a>. Her mother-in-law, Maria Anna, was the daughter of <a href="Maria%20II%20of%20Portugal">Maria II of Portugal</a> and her husband <a href="Ferdinand%20II%20of%20Portugal">Ferdinand II of Portugal</a>. The couple did not have children.
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Tamim al-Dari
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Tamīm ibn Aws al-Dārī (, died 661) was a <a href="sahaba">companion</a> of <a href="Muhammad">Muhammad</a> and an early convert from <a href="Christianity">Christianity</a> to Islam. In <a href="Islamic%20eschatology">Islamic eschatology</a> he is known for encountering <a href="Dajjal">Dajjal</a> during one of his journeys. Tamim's story has become the bedrock of various Medieval narratives and legends, earning Tamim the title of "the intrepid traveler."
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Tamim al-Dari
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Originally a <a href="Arab%20Christian">Christian</a> priest, al-Dari lived in <a href="Byzantine%20Empire">Byzantine</a>-ruled <a href="Palestine%20%28region%29">Palestine</a> and belonged to the Banu al-Dar—a clan of the <a href="Banu%20Lakhm">Lakhm</a> tribe. His first contact with Muhammad was in 628 CE when he led a delegation of ten other Banu al-Dar members. Previously Muhammad granted Banu al-Dar a part of the revenues of conquered land after the Muslim victory at the <a href="Battle%20of%20Khaybar">Battle of Khaybar</a>. Al-Dari met with Muhammad to receive the revenues and after meeting him, al-Dari embraced <a href="Islam">Islam</a> and settled in <a href="Medina">Medina</a>.
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Tamim al-Dari
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After his conversion, al-Dari became an adviser to Muhammad, particularly on public worship. His advice included the introduction of oil <a href="mosque%20lamp">lamp</a>s in <a href="mosque">mosque</a>s. He is traditionally considered to be the first narrator of Islamic religious stories. Many of his stories included ones on the <a href="Last%20Judgement">end of the world</a>, <a href="Dajjal">Dajjal</a> <a href="Animal">beast</a>s and the coming of the <a href="Antichrist">Antichrist</a>. His wife thought he was dead and married to another man. The matter was communicated to Caliph <a href="Umar">Umar</a> (), and he referred it to <a href="Ali">Ali</a> who said that Muhammad had foreseen all that would happen to Tamim and left the wife to have her own choice between the two husbands. The wife ultimately decided to go back to al-Dari.
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Tamim al-Dari
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Prior to Muhammad's death, al-Dari was granted a large "qita'a" (akin to a fief) for control of <a href="Hebron">Hebron</a>, <a href="Beit%20Einun">Beit Einun</a> and the <a href="Hebron%20Hills">surrounding area</a>, although at that time Palestine was still under <a href="Byzantine">Byzantine</a> control. The deed was written up by Ali and when the Muslims conquered Palestine in 634, al-Dari acquired the territory. Originally, al-Dari's role as the owner of the "qita'a" was to collect the "<a href="kharaj">kharaj</a>" (land taxes). He was forbidden to enslave any of the locals or sell their property.
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Tamim al-Dari
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In 655, al-Dari left Medina to reside in his native Palestine where he died in 661. According to tradition, he is buried in the town of <a href="Bayt%20Jibrin">Bayt Jibrin</a> (in the vicinity of Hebron). Today his <a href="maqam%20%28shrine%29">maqam (shrine)</a> is abandoned and located just north to Kibbutz <a href="Beit%20Guvrin%2C%20Israel">Beit Guvrin</a>. According to the Egyptian historian Ibn Lahi'a (714–790), members of al-Dari's family were still the owners of his estates in Hebron and Beit Einun during the historian's lifetime.
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Tamim al-Dari
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According to <a href="Sunni">Sunni</a> sources, Tamim ad-Dari had embarked on an expedition that was shipwrecked on a mysterious island. On this island, he is taken by a strange creature <a href="al-Jassasah">al-Jassasah</a> to meet a chained man inside of a monastery, who is said to have been intrigued by the arrival of the tribesman. The chained man is eager to ask them questions about the outside world, asking about the natural condition of various locations, and the arrival of Muhammad. After the tribesmen answer him, the chained man announces he is the <a href="Dajjal">Dajjal</a>, and provides them eschatological details related to the future, warning them of his advent. The tribesmen left the island and related their story back to Muhammad who it back to the populace.
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Tamim al-Dari
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During an audience with Muhammad, it is said that Tamim had asked him for a deed to two villages or estates in the area of Palestine. This was an unusual request because they were granted ownership over property that at the time was considered far from Muhammad's control.
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As the land was not in the Muhammad's possession at the time, Muslim hagiographical sources, including modern scholars, mention this apparent feat of foreknowledge as a proof to bolster Muhammad's claim of Prophethood. Tamim legally acquired the property under the reign of the second Caliph <a href="Umar">Umar</a> and embarked on his journey towards his land after the death of the third Caliph, <a href="Uthman">Uthman</a>. It is difficult to trace back the history of the property Tamim received as the city of Hebron is rarely mentioned in Islamic historical sources. However, various disputes over the rights of the land are recorded throughout the ages.
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When the Seljuk Turks became dominant in Jerusalem (1073 CE), the Daris claim to the land came to face serious disputes; in certain cases, it seems that the rulers of the land had aimed to dispossess the Daris from their land. One example of an issue raised was by the Qadi of Jerusalem, Abu Hatim al-Harawi al-Hanafi issued a fatwa in which he claimed Muhammad could not rightfully bestow the land to the Daris as it had not been under his rule at that time. This argument was considered extremely audacious, depending more on political interests than Islamic jurisprudence, and was subsequently refuted at length by everyone who had commented on the subject thereafter. Eventually, the Daris' right to the property was defended by the great mystic and scholar, <a href="Al-Ghazali">Al-Ghazali</a> who happened to be in Jerusalem during this period. Ghazali's defense of the Daris' right to the property marked an interesting rift within Islamic jurisprudence during this time. Prominent Shafi'i jurists, like Ghazali and <a href="Suyuti">Suyuti</a> were defending the right of Tamim ad-Dari's family to the land in Hebron, and then Hanafis, largely influenced by the rulership contested this right. Defending the property rights of the Tamimi family was considered especially important as the land deed provided a unique, written precedent dated from the time of Muhammad for the system of the <a href="waqf">waqf</a>- considered central to Islam.
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The Tax Inspector is a 1991 <a href="novel">novel</a> by <a href="Peter%20Carey%20%28novelist%29">Peter Carey</a>, published in <a href="Australia">Australia</a> by the <a href="University%20of%20Queensland%20Press">University of Queensland Press</a>, in the UK by <a href="Faber%20%26amp%3B%20Faber">Faber & Faber</a> and, at the start of 1992, by <a href="A.%20A.%20Knopf">A. A. Knopf</a> in the US. Its barbed portrayal of a dysfunctional <a href="New%20South%20Wales">New South Wales</a> family brought the author strong national criticism.
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Catchprice Motors is a terminally run-down used car business founded by 'Cacka' Catchprice and his wife Frieda in the 1940s but now resembling nothing more than a "badly tended family grave". The business is in Franklin, <a href="New%20South%20Wales">New South Wales</a>, which used to be a country town twenty miles from Sydney. Since then Sydney has swollen in size and Franklin finds itself only two miles beyond the outermost suburbs; it too has become built up and is largely inhabited by indigent immigrants. Responsibility for running the business rests mainly with Frieda's daughter Cathy, an aspiring <a href="Country%20and%20Western">Country and Western</a> singer, and her manager husband, Howie McPherson, a "Rockabilly throwback" with pencil-line moustache and <a href="ducktail">ducktail</a> haircut.
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All of the Catchprice children were abused when young and are dysfunctional in their various ways. Their mother Frieda, who had turned a blind eye to Cacka's behaviour while he was alive, would rather have run a flower farm on their plot. Cathy was brought up on opera but now writes her own country material and longs to be on the road with her band. Of her brothers, Mort works as a morose mechanic, in denial about his upbringing. The younger brother, Jack, has left for Sydney and a successful career as a property developer. Mort has two sons, as abused by him as he by his father. The elder has escaped to join a <a href="International%20Society%20for%20Krishna%20Consciousness">Hare Krishna</a> <a href="ashram">ashram</a> in Sydney; though he has changed his name from Johnny to Vishnabarnu, he remains a Catchprice at the beck and call of his family. The mentally unstable younger son, Benny, was the only one in the family to be content until he is sacked from the business for inefficiency. His condition then worsens into delusion.
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Into this scenario enters Maria Takis, the Tax Inspector, who takes vengeful pleasure in investigating the affairs of the rich and privileged. Unmarried and eight months pregnant, she has now been sidelined into auditing the finances of Catchprice Motors. By doing so she acts as the catalyst that destabilises the lives of all the family members and forces them to acknowledge what the past has made of them. Jack falls in love with her and is ready to renounce his affluent lifestyle. Cathy at last makes the decision to quit the business and follow her dream. Frieda believes the remedy for her increasingly senile confusion is to dynamite the garage.
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Benny too believes he is in love with Maria and kidnaps her. As the buildings blow up about the waterlogged cellar in which he has his den, Maria gives birth and bludgeons Benny to death in order to save her child.
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"The Tax Inspector" was Peter Carey's first novel following <a href="Oscar%20and%20Lucinda">Oscar and Lucinda</a>, which had won the <a href="Booker%20Prize">Booker Prize</a> in 1988. Begun as a reaction to hearing the then premier of <a href="Queensland">Queensland</a> declare his intention to cut the taxes of the affluent classes, his "nihilistic Gothic saga" went through twelve drafts and raised controversy for its references to child abuse and its criticism of high level corruption. As a result, Carey was described as a "national conscience" by one critic and accused of being anti-Australian by others.
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Assessments in general praised the quality of the writing while criticising the story's shortcomings. <a href="Francine%20Prose">Francine Prose</a>, for example, reviewing the book for "<a href="The%20New%20York%20Times">The New York Times</a>", commented that "to summarize the novel's characters or its twisted plot is to risk making the book sound simply cartoonish, quirky and grotesque". However, the author's style is admirable. "Peter Carey writes beautiful sentences, worked on but not labored; his descriptive passages sweep us along and leave us in some felicitous, unanticipated place."
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Returning to the novel a decade later, David Carroll found himself broadly in agreement as to the persuasiveness of Carey's writing. He "concentrates on the characters and their stories, conveying his wonderful knack for detail and the twisted yet compelling logic that underpins his societies", but for all that "the novel didn't really work". "Why is it," he quotes <a href="Richard%20Glover%20%28radio%20presenter%29">Richard Glover</a> complaining in his review of "The Tax Inspector" on its first appearance, and drawing a parallel with the 1990s fashion for demented murderers, "Why is it…that every time I pick up a literary novel these days, I seem to end up in some cellar with a demented sexual pervert?" ("<a href="The%20Sydney%20Morning%20Herald">The Sydney Morning Herald</a>", 27/7/1991).
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Front Page Detective
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Front Page Detective is an American crime drama series which aired on the <a href="DuMont%20Television%20Network">DuMont Television Network</a> on Fridays at 9:30 p.m. ET from July 6, 1951, to September 19, 1952, and in October and November 1953. The program was then in <a href="broadcast%20syndication">broadcast syndication</a> for several years thereafter.
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"Front Page Detective" stars <a href="Edmund%20Lowe">Edmund Lowe</a> as David Chase, a newspaper columnist who helps police solve especially difficult mysteries. The title derived from a popular true-crime <a href="magazine">magazine</a> of the same name, and stories were based on material from the magazine.
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Other cast members were <a href="Frank%20Jenks">Frank Jenks</a> as Lieutenant Rodney, <a href="Paula%20Drew">Paula Drew</a> as Sharon Richards, and George Pembroke as Lieutenant Andrews.
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<a href="Jerry%20Fairbanks">Jerry Fairbanks</a> was the producer and distributor, and Arnold Wester was the director. <a href="Gene%20Levitt">Gene Levitt</a> and Robert Mitcher were the writers. Episodes were filmed in Los Angeles on sound stages, with stock film used for exterior shots.
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<a href="UCLA%20Film%20and%20Television%20Archive">UCLA Film and Television Archive</a> has 17 episodes of this series. <a href="Internet%20Archive">Internet Archive</a> and TV4U also have one episode each.
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Unlike many other programs which aired on DuMont, the series was produced on film by an outside production company. A few episodes are available on <a href="DVD">DVD</a> and online, usually as part of early TV compilations.
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The trade publication "<a href="Variety%20%28magazine%29">Variety</a>" described one episode of "Front Page Detective" as "a dull affair, which the actors seemed to realize and refuse to help." The review called the actors' performances "unimaginative" and said that work behind the cameras "was slipshod and oftentimes embarrassing."
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A review in "<a href="The%20New%20York%20Times">The New York Times</a>" of the series's initial episode found that its drama paled in comparison to that of the <a href="Kefauver%20Commission">Kefauver Commission</a> hearings that were then being televised. The reviewer suggested that the killer was fairly obvious and described the episode as "too cut and dried". A review in the trade publication "<a href="Variety%20%28magazine%29">Variety</a>" panned the June 27, 1952, episode, describing it as "a dull affair which the actors seemed to realize and refuse to help". The review also noted "slipshod and oftimes embarrassing" off-camera operations.
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Henrietta Montalba
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Henrietta Mary Ann Skerrett Montalba (8 April 1848 – 14 September 1893) was a British sculptor, born into a renowned family of artists. She studied art at what was to become the <a href="Royal%20College%20of%20Art">Royal College of Art</a> with fellow-student, <a href="Princess%20Louise%2C%20Duchess%20of%20Argyll">Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll</a>. The Princess painted a portrait of her which today hangs in the collection of the <a href="National%20Gallery%20of%20Canada">National Gallery of Canada</a>.
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Montalba first exhibited at the <a href="Royal%20Academy">Royal Academy</a> in 1876, and her work was often seen at the <a href="Grosvenor%20Gallery">Grosvenor Gallery</a> in London. Montalba was rarely separated from her family, residing in later days chiefly at the family home in Venice, Italy. She died in Venice on 14 September 1893 and was buried near her father in the <a href="Isola%20di%20San%20Michele">island cemetery of San Michele</a>. One of her sculptures, a bronze titled "Boy Catching a Crab", is in the collection of The <a href="Victoria%20and%20Albert%20Museum">Victoria and Albert Museum</a>.
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Henrietta Montalba was born on 8 April 1848, the fifth child and the fourth daughter of <a href="Anthony%20R.%20Montalba">Anthony Rubens Montalba</a> and Emeline (née Davies), all of whom would attain considerable success as artists. Her birth was at 9 Camden Terrace West, <a href="Camden%20Town">Camden New Town</a>, Saint Pancras in London. Her birth was registered by her mother on 6 October 1848 with the given name Henrietta Mary Ann Skerrett Montalba. Her father's profession was given as gentleman. The 1871 British census shows Anthony Montalba living at 19 <a href="Arundel%20Gardens">Arundel Gardens</a>, <a href="Notting%20Hill">Notting Hill</a>, London, with four daughters, all artists. Montalba studied first at what was to become the <a href="Royal%20College%20of%20Art">Royal College of Art</a> in <a href="South%20Kensington">South Kensington</a>, and then in the <a href="Accademia%20di%20Belle%20Arti%20di%20Venezia">Accademia di Belle Arti</a> in Venice. Later she became a pupil of <a href="Jules%20Dalou">Jules Dalou</a>, the French sculptor, during his residence in London.
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Montalba first exhibited at the <a href="Royal%20Academy">Royal Academy</a> in 1876, and her work was often seen at the <a href="Grosvenor%20Gallery">Grosvenor Gallery</a>, the <a href="New%20Gallery%20%28London%29">New Gallery</a>, and elsewhere.
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She mainly devoted herself to portrait or fancy busts; some executed in marble, like those of Doctor Mezger of <a href="Amsterdam">Amsterdam</a> (Grosvenor Gallery, 1886), and Dr. Schollander, the Scandinavian artist; others in bronze, like that of the <a href="John%20Campbell%2C%209th%20Duke%20of%20Argyll">Marquess of Lorne</a>; but the greater part of her work was executed in <a href="terra%20cotta">terra cotta</a>, as in the case of her bust of <a href="Robert%20Browning">Robert Browning</a> (Grosvenor Gallery, 1883). Other works worthy of note were "A Dalecarlian Peasant Woman" and "The Raven," representing a raven seated on a bust of <a href="Athena">Pallas</a>, from <a href="The%20Raven">the poem</a> by <a href="Edgar%20Allan%20Poe">Edgar Allan Poe</a>. Her last work was of a more ambitious nature, being a life-size figure of "A Venetian Boy Catching a Crab," executed in bronze, which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1893, and at the <a href="World%27s%20Columbian%20Exposition">World's Columbian Exposition</a>, <a href="Chicago">Chicago</a>, in the same year.
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Her marble bust of <a href="Richard%20Burchett">Richard Burchett</a>, headmaster of the South Kensington Schools, has been transferred to the new building of the <a href="Royal%20Academy%20of%20Art">Royal Academy of Art</a>, along with its setting designed by <a href="George%20Clausen">George Clausen</a>.
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She was on terms of friendship with her fellow-student <a href="Princess%20Louise%2C%20Duchess%20of%20Argyll">Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll</a>, who painted a portrait of her and presented it to the <a href="Royal%20Canadian%20Academy%20of%20Arts">Canadian Academy of Arts</a> in <a href="Ottawa">Ottawa</a> (now in the collection of the <a href="National%20Gallery%20of%20Canada">National Gallery of Canada</a>). Both Henrietta and her sister Clara spent time with the Princess in Canada, painting landscapes.
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Henrietta was rarely separated from her family, living in later days chiefly in Venice, and making frequent visits with them in Italy, Sweden, and elsewhere. Besides her artistic gifts she possessed great linguistic talent.
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In 1892 her health began to fail her, and after a lingering illness she died in Venice, on 14 September 1893, and was buried near her father in the cemetery of <a href="Isola%20di%20San%20Michele">San Michele</a>.
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One of her sculptures, a bronze titled "Boy Catching a Crab", from 1893, is displayed in <a href="The%20Victoria%20and%20Albert%20Museum">The Victoria and Albert Museum</a>. Her marble bust of her principal at college, the heavily bearded painter <a href="Richard%20Burchett">Richard Burchett</a>, set in an elaborate pink alabaster memorial frame designed by <a href="George%20Clausen">George Clausen</a>, has followed the Royal College of Art to its new Darwin Building on <a href="Kensington%20Gore">Kensington Gore</a>, where it is installed in a courtyard.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 18
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The 18th <a href="Pennsylvania%20House%20of%20Representatives">Pennsylvania House of Representatives</a> District is located in <a href="Southeastern%20Pennsylvania">Southeastern Pennsylvania</a>. The seat is occupied by <a href="Republican%20Party%20%28United%20States%29">Republican</a> <a href="K.C.%20Tomlinson">K.C. Tomlinson</a>, who has held the seat since a special election on March 17, 2020.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 18
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The seat was previously vacant for two months after <a href="Gene%20DiGirolamo">Gene DiGirolamo</a> left the seat which he had held since 1995 to join the <a href="Bucks%20County%2C%20Pennsylvania">Bucks County Board of Commissioners</a>.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 18
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Pennsylvania's 18th District is located in <a href="Bucks%20County%2C%20Pennsylvania">Bucks County</a> and includes the following areas:
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Andrew Jenks
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Jenks attended <a href="Hendrick%20Hudson%20High%20School">Hendrick Hudson High School</a> in Montrose, New York. When Jenks was 16 he founded the Hendrick Hudson Film Festival, featuring <a href="James%20Earl%20Jones">James Earl Jones</a> as its keynote speaker.
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His father is <a href="Bruce%20Jenks">Bruce Jenks</a>, Assistant Secretary General for the United Nations. His mother is Nancy Piper Jenks, a family nurse practitioner who is site director in internal medicine at Hudson River HealthCare in Peekskill, NY.
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Jenks attended <a href="New%20York%20University%20Tisch%20School%20of%20the%20Arts">New York University Tisch School of the Arts</a> before dropping out after his sophomore year.
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At 19 years old, Jenks moved into an assisted living facility, starring, directing, and producing the feature film "Andrew Jenks, Room 335". While a sophomore at <a href="New%20York%20University">New York University</a>, HBO bought the rights to the film and released the documentary on January 15, 2008. The film premiered in Australia and Europe. The film received mostly positive reviews, Variety calling it 'a lovely and genuine account of generational understanding'.
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Andrew Jenks, Room 335 is an example of a participatory documentary. Jenks' connection to his subjects makes an impact on him as well as them.
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When he was 21 years old, ESPN Films financed Andrew's second film, "The Zen of Bobby V". The film received good reviews after premiering at the TriBeca Film Festival.
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Jenks said of the pitch process 'It was me and my two friends – 21 years old, telling <a href="ESPN">ESPN</a>, the 'Worldwide Leader in Sports' that this was a story that had to be told -that it was their duty. I think we left every meeting unsure if we were acting our age, or just showcasing our passion'. Due to a dispute between ESPN and the Nippon Professional Baseball Organization over rights of baseball footage the film was removed from United States availability until 2020.
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At the International Documentary Film Festival at Amsterdam, Jenks was widely acclaimed as one of the next great American filmmakers, and compared to filmmaker <a href="Woody%20Allen">Woody Allen</a>.
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In January 2010, <a href="MTV">MTV</a> signed Jenks to do a documentary-series titled "<a href="World%20of%20Jenks">World of Jenks</a>". Jenks claimed his inspiration behind "World of Jenks" was that "I [Andrew] also want to tell the stories of my generation. I want to be a filmmaker that is able to capture what my generation thinks, how they act and what they ultimately stand for." In each episode, Andrew will move in with a new stranger to experience a week in their life, from random people, such as a homeless woman, a man with autism, a rapper, MMA fighter, a professional poker player, an NFL cheerleader, a female-fronted band, etc. The series premiered September 12, 2010, on MTV. <a href="Kid%20Cudi">Kid Cudi</a> allowed this show to use his song 'Soundtrack 2 My Life' as its theme song.
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Season 2 of "World of Jenks" expanded to hour long episodes and continued to be a ratings hit. MSN remarked, "'Jenks – like Chad, Kaylin and D-Real – has overcome the odds and consistently triumphed in its timeslot."
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The award-winning show was dubbed as a show unlike any other on MTV. U.S. News & World Report said, "The only way to understand someone else's life is to live it. That's the premise behind documentary filmmaker Andrew Jenks's World of Jenks... The result: a raw, intimate look at daily struggles and victories, and what it means to be a young person today." USA Today said, "MTV's World of Jenks is one of the few unscripted shows that's actually snark-free and helpful to people ... I do like how this series gives a voice to all kinds of teens, not just the pretty ones in fashionable clothes."
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Jenks was the face MTV's 2012 election coverage, both producing and hosting. He interviewed or asked questions to nearly all of the candidates, including Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama.
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Jenks is the creator of "It's About a Girl", a <a href="magic%20realism">magic realism</a> <a href="YouTube">YouTube</a> web series premiered July 9, 2013. He plays a man who pursues the girl of his dreams, played by <a href="Taryn%20Southern">Taryn Southern</a>. "<a href="Tubefilter">Tubefilter</a>" praised the series for seeking a connection between dreams and reality and preferring symbolism and emotions over dialogue.
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In May 2014, ESPN released the 30 for 30 short "Posterized", a look into former NBA center Shawn Bradley. Bradley is mostly remembered for two things—being one of the tallest players to ever play in the NBA and for being on the wrong end of a lot of great dunks. Through interviews with Jeff Van Gundy and Shawn Bradley, the film shows the media attention he gained while a player and then focuses on Bradley's life after basketball.
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In 2014, ESPN Films' 30 for 30 Shorts series took home an Emmy for Outstanding Short-Format Nonfiction Program.
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Jenks had advocated on behalf of prisoners wrongfully incarcerated. In 2011, he called for the release of <a href="Ryan%20W.%20Ferguson">Ryan Ferguson</a>. He later advocated for the release of Kalvin Michael Smith who was released after 20 years in prison.
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Jenks has teamed up with <a href="DKMS">DKMS</a> and DoSomething to promote teens and college students to join the bone marrow donor registry. He will be participating in college speaking tours where he will try to raise awareness and involvement. He also did a PSA for Do Something with a five-year-old leukemia patient about the importance of "getting swabbed".
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Jenks directed a feature-length documentary titled "It's Not Over", an inspiring story of three courageous millennials from around the world who are living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Jenks takes viewers on a journey across India, South Africa and the United States to experience the epidemic first hand. The result is a deeply personal and uplifting story that is rarely represented in popular culture.
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It's Not Over was made possible by the M·A·C AIDS Fund and is available on Netflix, SnagFilms, Hulu and Pivot (where available).
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In 2015, CNN Films released "All American Family", a short film Jenks' company produced and he directed. The film chronicles an all-Deaf high school championship football team. The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and Los Angeles Film Festival and won Best Short Film at the Hamptons International Film Festival. Rich Eisen said the film was, ""Friday Night Lights"" like I haven't seen before." The deaf community lauded the film for capturing an accurate perspective of their life.
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Jenks premiered his latest feature documentary titled "<a href="dream/killer">dream/killer</a>" at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival, his most acclaimed film since ROOM 335. The New York Times said the film "elicits incredulity, frustration and astonishment...fast-paced and frightening.", the Village Voice calling it a "Must-See Wrongful-Conviction Doc 'dream/killer' Indicts a System.", and Rolling Stone saying, "Fans of Serial and The Jinx, meet your new favorite film."
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While in production, Jenks made head waves in the legal community after filming Ryan Ferguson in prison giving a plea straight to camera. After nearly 10 years, Ferguson's conviction was vacated. Jenks however indicated, the film is bittersweet, "I wanted to make sure that people knew this was not going to be a happy ending. Because it isn't."
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In 2016, Jenks co-created and executive produced the MTV Series, "Unlocking the Truth". The docu-series followed Ryan Ferguson as he investigated three cases believed to have resulted in wrongful convictions. It is believed that the series led to the release of Kalvin Michael Smith. Jenks noted that, "This show starts and ends with Ryan Ferguson. He is a natural leader, a guy with zero self-pity for what he has been put through and instead has a unique instinct to wake up every morning and help others."
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In 2015, Jenks sold a spec script to ABC Studios, titled "Sam". He said after covering the 2012 election for MTV, he believed "education would prove to be America's greatest weakness. It will catch up with us. And this is coming from me, certainly no genius. I haven't even graduated college". "Sam" follows a quirky teacher kicked out of several public high schools for eccentric teaching methods, left with one last chance to teach with his best friend at an elite private school in New York City. ABC Family developed the script and passed on the project after the pilot stage.
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Jenks sold and developed a half hour comedy titled "The Motivational Speaker" to HBO in 2016. The project remains in development with HBO and Pretty Matches, the Sarah Jessica Parker production company.
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In 2019, Jenks began hosting the podcast "<a href="Gangster%20Capitalism">Gangster Capitalism</a>", the first C13Originals podcast produced by <a href="Cadence13">Cadence13</a>. Season one was nominated for a Peabody Award and optioned as a TV series.
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In October 2017, Jenks debuted as writer and narrator of the documentary podcast <a href="https%3A//www.stitcher.com/podcast/cadence13/what-really-happened/e/51657775">What Really Happened</a> from Seven Bucks Productions, with executive producers <a href="Dwayne%20Johnson">Dwayne Johnson</a> and <a href="https%3A//variety.com/2017/film/news/dany-garcia-seven-bucks-prods-dwayne-johnson-1202585096/">Dany Garcia</a>. The podcast is described as a rogue investigation into pop culture history.
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Jenks founded the all All-American High School Film Festival. The annual event is held at the AMC Theatres in Times Square, New York City, the largest movie theater in the United States. The festival has given over $1,00,000 in scholarships and prizes, hosted over 30 universities for the largest arts college fair in the country, and partnered with AT&T for an anti-bullying initiative. The festival was inspired after 10 years of Jenks' high school film festival. The 2021 festival had over 2,000 submissions from over 30 countries with judges such as Kristen Stewart, John Oliver, and James Earl Jones.
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After the release of <a href="Pitch%20Perfect">Pitch Perfect</a>, E! News broke the story that Jenks was dating actress <a href="Brittany%20Snow">Brittany Snow</a>.
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On his podcast, What Really Happened?, produced by <a href="Dwayne%20Johnson">Dwayne Johnson</a>, Andrew revealed he had "battled depression, and it took time to just say that out loud", adding in an interview with Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen that while at MTV he was embarrassed and had turned down an offer to speak at the 2013 National Conference on Mental Health at the White House. Andrew said it was one of the "bigger regrets of my career".
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In 2014, while only attaining a high school degree, Andrew received an honorary doctorate from <a href="Quinnipiac%20University">Quinnipiac University</a> for his “quest to uncover stories that beg to be told.”. A bomb threat delayed the event. Jenks, and the nearly 9,000 attendees, moved to the <a href="M%26amp%3BT%20Bank%20Arena">TD Bank Sports Center</a> for the ceremony. Jenks later met with Danielle Shea, who was arrested for claiming there was a bomb, to offer support.
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AMP Business was an early morning business program hosted by Nadine Chalmers-Ross airing on <a href="TVNZ%201">TV One</a> in New Zealand. The show was followed by "<a href="Breakfast%20%28New%20Zealand%20Television%20Programme%29">Breakfast</a>".
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From 1997 to 2007 the programme was hosted and co-produced by Michael Wilson. During this time it was called "Telstra Business", "TelstraSaturn Business", "TelstraClear Business", "Business" and "ASB Business". Wilson went to <a href="TV3%20%28New%20Zealand%29">TV3</a> in October 2007. allegedly because he was unhappy with network executives changing the time from 6.30-7.00 to 6.00-6.30. He allegedly claimed he would not to be able to get good interviewees and that the decision was made by American consultants without his input. The show was called "Breakfast Business" until <a href="NZI">NZI</a> gave their name to the relaunched show. In 2011 the show was sponsored by AMP and was called "AMP Business". In early 2012 it was announced that the show will not return in 2012 and that Nadine Charlmes-Ross would just present business updates throughout the breakfast morning show on TV One.
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is a 1968 Japanese <a href="science%20fiction%20horror%20film">science fiction horror film</a> directed by Hajime Sato. The film is loosely based on the 1967 <a href="tokusatsu">tokusatsu</a> series "Gokemidoro", produced by <a href="P%20Productions">P Productions</a>.
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After receiving a radio message about a <a href="bomb%20threat">bomb threat</a> against the plane, co-pilot Sugisaka checks the passengers' bags for the bomb, clearing them apart from one man who had no bag. <a href="Stewardess">Stewardess</a> Kuzumi opens an unaccompanied suitcase under a bench, finding a rifle. The man pulls a gun on Sugisaka and orders the pilot to fly to <a href="Okinawa%20Island">Okinawa</a>. He shoots out the plane's <a href="transistor%20radio">transistor radio</a> just as it breaks the news about a <a href="UFO">UFO</a> over Japan with Japanese and <a href="U.S.%20Air%20Force">U.S. Air Force</a> fighters in pursuit. A luminous object streaks past overhead, knocking out the airplane's control and causing an engine fire to erupt. The aircraft crashes on an uncharted deserted island.
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Only a handful of people survived the crash: Sugisaka; Kuzumi; Mrs. Neal, an American widow; Senator Mano of the Constitutional Democratic Party; weapons exporter Tokiyasu and his wife Noriko; psychiatrist Momotake; space biologist Professor Sagai; and the young man who called in the bomb threat. The hijacker suddenly sits up, grabs Kuzumi, and escapes into the jungle, encountering the spaceship. Kuzumi hides, but the hijacker steps into a clearing and walks toward the spaceship as if he were called to it. A dark blob oozes towards the hijacker, whose forehead splits wide open, causing Kuzumi to scream and pass out.
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Sugisaka finds the unconscious Kuzumi and carries her back to the plane. Dr. Momotake later hypnotizes her to recount the events in the jungle. The teenager who called in the bomb threat attacks Dr. Momotake, causing him to fall off the cliff, where he comes across the hijacker, who kills him by draining his blood.
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As the survivors discuss finding water, they hear a knock at the door. Sugisaka opens it to find the hijacker lying on the ground with a big scar on his forehead. The survivors carry the hijacker inside and dress his wound. Tokiyasu then uses the rifle to force everyone out of the plane, and he locks himself safely inside with the hijacker. Right after, Tokiyasu's screams are heard, and the door unlocks. Everyone goes inside to find Tokiyasu dead, drained of all blood. The hijacker appears and carries Noriko off to the spaceship. At sunrise, Noriko is seen standing on a ridge. She speaks, but with the voice of the alien, the Gokemidoro. It is revealed that the Gokemidoro has invaded Earth, intending to eradicate the human race. Noriko then plunges off the ridge, shriveling into a cadaver.
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The passengers argue about whether <a href="Extraterrestrials%20in%20fiction">extraterrestrial</a>s would invade Earth. Professor Sagai theorizes that the hijacker turned into a vampire. Mano challenges them to prove there are vampires, causing the others to plan to sacrifice someone to the Gokemidoro. The survivors shove the teenager outside as the hijacker slowly advances towards him. The teenager pulls out the bomb he has been hiding and threatens to blow up the plane unless they let him back in. They refuse, and the teenager triggers the bomb, killing himself and blowing a large opening in the airplane, wounding Professor Sagai. Mano runs off with Mrs. Neal. When the hijacker catches up with them, Mano pushes Mrs. Neal toward hijacker to save himself. Mrs. Neal shoots several times but misses. The hijacker kills her.
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