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Which Part of Washington is the Most Beautiful?
One of the things people love about living in Washington is its natural beauty.
Pete Christensen
Could You Get a DUI in Washington With a BAC Test of .05%?
Lovick is responsible for making Pickleball the Official State Sport of Washington.
Hazardous Air Quality Warning: How Do You Stay Safe in WA & OR?
Areas affected are central, north-central, and northeastern Oregon, and central, south-central, and southeast Washington.
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WSP Trooper Reminds Motorists to "Please Wear Your Seat Belt"
One of the safest choices drivers and passengers can make is to buckle up.
Do You Agree With This List of Washington's Favorite Things?
If I'm right or wrong, let me have it.
Do You Know How to Pronounce These Awesome West Coast City Names?
City names are frequently mispronounced. Surprisingly, those who are new to or unfamiliar with a city are not always the ones mispronouncing the names. Sometimes it's the Locals who get it wrong.
Which Washington Park Was Named Third Best in America?
B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l.
The Snake River Got Its Name From This Wacky Misinterpretation
This river has been called 15 different names over the last couple of hundred years but a simple misinterpretation is how the Snake River got its official name.
True or False: You Must Signal When Entering a WA Roundabout
It is NOT mandatory to signal when entering a roundabout in Washington.
Benton Franklin Fair & Rodeo Receives Honor of Excellence Award
The Fair turns 75 this year.
Is It Legal to Keep a Raccoon as a Pet in Washington?
Welcome to the Trash Panda Coalition.
Have More Than One of These In Your Closet? You're From Washington!
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A Time To Begin Anew | The Epic Adventures of Skarymop & Co.
While I am certainly no stranger to the blogging world, this is my first official post of a completely fresh, flawless (for about 2 seconds), and brand-new blog. Why the new blog? Why the blog name "To Do One Thing Well"? Well, dear reader. I shall tell you without further deliberation.
write in my old blog. I tried many times, but it no longer felt like it was mine, and let's be honest- I am not the same person I was one year ago. None of us are. Hence this new blog. Not only to document the start of something new, but to document with greater intentionality our homeschooling journey. Homeschooling has been one of my greatest struggles this year. It has mostly been one child (we all have that one child; yes?) but still. It has been a most intense time of soul-searching and "why exactly am I doing this??", but I have come to the conclusion that in my heart, I really, really, love and desire to homeschool. I don't want to quit. I know God has called me to do this, and He has brought me through this time of intense soul-searching and re-evaluating everything in my life. As a mother of five young children- ages 8, 6, 4, 2, and 17 months- it is rare and extremely challenging to accomplish a tremendous amount in any given day. Having a large family has been, um, extremely REFINING for my type-A personality. Before I had kids (and even in the early days of having only 2), I was a total neat freak, and I still struggle with the delicate balance of learning to care for a home together as a family versus "Clean this up. You are not doing anything else until this gets cleaned up!" But God gently reminded me of 1 Corinthians 13, and I slowly began to realize that I can do all of these great things and clean like a crazy woman, but if I'm being a big meanie and the kids are bearing the brunt of my frustration, well, that doesn't count for much, does it? If all I manage to accomplish in any given day is to love my children well and show them how to love others well, I think that counts for a great deal more than a Pinterest-perfect house. To do one thing well- Love. That's what it really comes down to. It has become my new life manifesto, and may God grant me the grace to carry it out.
I don't know what the future holds for us. We were extremely fortunate to find a wonderful rental home, and that is where we are right now, and it's looking as though that is where we will be for a while. I am perfectly okay with this. I will continue to share our journey and adventures here, and I hope that I can encourage those who read. Let us begin anew.
Thank you for blogging again! I missed you!


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Blue & You Foundation seeks to fund important community initiatives
Schools, universities, government agencies and nonprofit groups around the state could receive funds to further the important work they're doing in their communities. The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas will begin accepting mini grant applications January 1, 2022.
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield provides emergency assistance to tornado victims in six-state region
Nearly 30 tornadoes tore through communities in Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee, Illinois and Kentucky last weekend. As countless families begin the recovery process, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield and its family of companies are making assistance available to those in areas declared in a state of emergency.
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Blue & You Foundation awards $3.36 million to Arkansas Organizations
The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas announced today 41 initiatives in Arkansas will receive grants totaling $3,360,327, that will directly impact 71 of Arkansas' 75 counties. The Blue & You Foundation is a charitable foundation established and funded by Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield to promote better health in the Natural State.
Arkansas Blue Cross supports behavioral health programs in Arkansas
The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas announced today $5.29 million in grants for behavioral health programs in Arkansas. This investment is focused on eight Arkansas programs led by six established organizations that will address the growing behavioral health crisis in the state. To meet the unique needs of Arkansans, the grants support programs that address behavioral health needs at all stages of life – from early childhood through adolescence, and into adulthood – along with helping to increase the number of behavioral health professionals serving our communities.
Arkansas Blue Cross supports Southeast Arkansas COVID-19 Vaccination Education
Jul 6, 2021, 11:47 AM
The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas has awarded $214,100 to the UAMS FAITH Network and the Arkansas Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association (AMDPA) to train and provide resources to faith-based organizations in Southeast Arkansas to help educate residents about the COVID-19 vaccinations. The Arkansas Department of Health's Office of Faith-based Outreach will also offer support in these efforts. The purpose of this grassroots outreach and educational effort is to address vaccine hesitancy and encourage vaccination acceptance.
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David Wayne Vann
B:March 02, 1951
D:February 27th, 2015
Submitted By Jan Grooms
©The Stilwell Democrat Journal
Wednesday Mar. 11,2015
David Wayne Vann, 63, died Friday February 27th, 2015 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. David was born March 2nd, 1951 to Dutch and Edith (Sawney) Vann.
David graduated from Sequoyah High School and continuedhis education at Flaming Rainbow University, where he received a degree in Behavioral Science. He was employed for several years at Flaming Rainbow in the Graphics & Publication Department, later working at Stilwell Foods before relocating to California where he attended school for Auto Mechanics, and even later working as a home health provider when he returned to Oklahoma.
David stood 4 feet, 11in tall but his kindness and love for others made him a giant among men, with a smile on his face and generosity in his heart. David was always helping anyone that needed it, and never said no to anyone that asked. A man of many talents he also enjoyed arts and crafts; making knife handles and key chains to be sold at pow wows where he would have a booth set up with the same friends each time. David was a loving father, brother, uncle, and grandpa. David accepted the Lord Jesus as his Savior many years ago at Vann Baptist Church.
David was preceded in death by his parents Dutch and Edith Vann, as well as, his paternal grandparents Emma Killer and White Vann, and his maternal grandparents Joe and Ollie Sawney.
David is survived by his son, Jackie Christie, three brothers, Eugene Vann of Stilwell, Ronny Vann and wife Marta of Welling, Sammie "Snow" Vann and wife Mae of Stilwell; four sisters, Dora Watie, Reba Jones and husband Bobby, Betty Sue Scott and husband Joe, and Brenda Vann, all of Stilwell. Also three grandchildren, three great grandchildren, fourteen nieces and nephews, fourteen great nieces and nephews, one great-great niece, and a special friend Lucy (Farrell) Vann. David also leaves behind a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at 1 pm on Wednesday, March 4, 2015 at Roberts/Reed-Culver Chapel with Bro. Gil Hooper and Bro. Ronny Vann officiating. Interment followed at Chulio Cemetery, Stilwell, OK.
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Q: iPhone navigation controller but with different detail views so i need to build an app similar in structure to the settings app, a navigation table view that then moves into a detail view, but each detail view has to be a different nib file. I can find anyway to do it.

A: The closest code sample that I can recall is from Beginning iPhone 3 Development: Exploring the iPhone SDK by Dave Mark and Jeff LaMarche. Its Chapter 9 (Navigation
Controllers and Table Views) is pretty much what you need.
I think they have made the book's code sample free to download (if not, please correct me). This is the link http://iphonedevbook.com/forum/

A: Yes. I've just been doing that in an app I'm developing. It's pretty easy. When the user selects something (say touching a table cell in the current view) then you just use the pushViewController:animated: method on your navigation controller. So you'd do it something like this:
 // User requested switch

 MyViewController *myVC = [[MyViewController..... // Setup as neccessary

 [myVC setThingToLookAt:someThing]                // So the right data is shown

 [myNavigationController pushViewController:myVC animated:YES]; // Shows the new view

When the user is done, you can pop the view back off when you leave the detail view
 [myNavigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];

The NavigationController section of the UIViewController documentation is helpful in all this. It's actually a pretty easy thing to do.

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Населення Замбії. Чисельність населення країни 2015 року становила 15,066 млн осіб (70-те місце у світі). Оцінка кількості населення цієї держави враховує ефекти зайвої смертності через захворювання на СНІД. Чисельність замбійців стабільно збільшується, народжуваність 2015 року становила 42,13 ‰ (4-те місце у світі), смертність — 12,67 ‰ (21-ше місце у світі), природний приріст — 2,88 % (11-те місце у світі) .

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Відтворення
Народжуваність в Замбії, станом на 2015 рік, дорівнює 42,13 ‰ (4-те місце у світі). Коефіцієнт потенційної народжуваності 2015 року становив 5,72 дитини на одну жінку (7-ме місце у світі). Рівень застосування контрацепції 40,8 % (станом на 2007 рік). Середній вік матері при народженні першої дитини становив 19,3 року, медіанний вік для жінок — 20-24 року (оцінка на 2014 рік).

Смертність в Замбії 2015 року становила 12,67 ‰ (21-ше місце у світі).

Природний приріст населення в країні 2015 року становив 2,88 % (11-те місце у світі).

Вікова структура

Середній вік населення Замбії становить 16,7 року (225-те місце у світі): для чоловіків — 16,6, для жінок — 16,9 року. Очікувана середня тривалість життя 2015 року становила 52,15 року (216-те місце у світі), для чоловіків — 50,54 року, для жінок — 53,81 року.

Вікова структура населення Замбії, станом на 2015 рік, виглядає таким чином:
 діти віком до 14 років — 46,12 % (3 490 151 чоловік, 3 458 035 жінок);
 молодь віком 15—24 роки — 20,02 % (1 506 925 чоловіків, 1 509 554 жінки);
 дорослі віком 25—54 роки — 28,6 % (2 171 292 чоловіка, 2 136 987 жінок);
 особи передпохилого віку (55—64 роки) — 2,89 % (204 767 чоловіків, 230 244 жінки);
 особи похилого віку (65 років і старіші) — 2,38 % (155 179 чоловіків, 203 131 жінки).

Шлюбність — розлучуваність
Середній вік, коли чоловіки беруть перший шлюб дорівнює 23,7 року, жінки — 18,7 року, загалом — 21,2 року (дані за 2007 рік).

Розселення
Густота населення країни 2015 року становила 21,8 особи/км² (201-ше місце у світі).

Урбанізація

Замбія середньоурбанізована країна. Рівень урбанізованості становить 40,9 % населення країни (станом на 2015 рік), темпи зростання частки міського населення — 4,32 % (оцінка тренду за 2010—2015 роки).

Головні міста держави: Лусака (столиця) — 2,179 млн осіб (дані за 2015 рік).

Міграції
Річний рівень еміграції 2015 року становив 0,68 ‰ (142-ге місце у світі). Цей показник не враховує різниці між законними і незаконними мігрантами, між біженцями, трудовими мігрантами та іншими.

Біженці й вимушені переселенці
Станом на 2015 рік, в країні постійно перебуває 19,2 тис. біженців з Демократичної Республіки Конго.

Замбія є членом Міжнародної організації з міграції (IOM).

Расово-етнічний склад

Головні етноси країни: бемба — 21 %, тсонга — 13,6 %, чева — 7,4 %, лозі — 5,7 %, нсенга — 5,3 %, тумбука — 4,4 %, нгоні — 4 %, лала — 3,1 %, каонде — 2,9 %, намванга — 2,8 %, лунда — 2,6 %, мамбве — 2,5 %, лувале — 2,2 %, ламба — 2,1 %, уші — 1,9 %, лендже — 1,6 %, біса — 1,6 %, мбунда — 1,2 %, інші — 14,2 % населення (оціночні дані за 2010 рік).

Українська діаспора

Мови

Офіційна мова: англійська — розмовляє 1,7 % населення країни. Інші поширені мови: бембе — 33,4 %, ньянджа — 14,7 %, тсонга — 11,4 %, лозі — 5,5 %, чева — 4,5 %, Nsenga 2,9 %, тумбука — 2,5 %, лунда — 1,9 %, каонде — 1,8 %, лала-біса — 1,8 %, ламба — 1,8 %, лувале — 1,5 %, мамбве-лунгу — 1,3 %, мванга — 1,2 %, лендже — 1,1 %, біса — 1 %, інші 60 мов — 9,7 % (оцінка 2010 року).

Релігії

Головні релігії й вірування, які сповідує, і конфесії та церковні організації, до яких відносить себе населення країни: протестантизм — 75,3 %, римо-католицтво — 20,2 %, інші (іслам, буддизм, індуїзм, бахаїзм) — 2,7 %, не сповідують жодної — 1,8 % (станом на 2010 рік).

Освіта

Рівень письменності 2015 року становив 63,4 % дорослого населення (віком від 15 років): 70,9 % — серед чоловіків, 56 % — серед жінок.
Державні витрати на освіту становлять 1,1 % ВВП країни, станом на 2008 рік (170-те місце у світі).

Охорона здоров'я

Забезпеченість лікарями в країні на рівні 0,17 лікаря на 1000 мешканців (станом на 2012 рік). Забезпеченість лікарняними ліжками в стаціонарах — 2 ліжка на 1000 мешканців (станом на 2010 рік). Загальні витрати на охорону здоров'я 2014 року становили 5 % ВВП країни (95-те місце у світі).

Смертність немовлят до 1 року, станом на 2015 рік, становила 64,72 ‰ (17-те місце у світі); хлопчиків — 70,19 ‰, дівчаток — 59,09 ‰. Рівень материнської смертності 2015 року становив 224 випадків на 100 тис. народжень (26-те місце у світі).

Замбія входить до складу ряду міжнародних організацій: Міжнародного руху (ICRM) і Міжнародної федерації товариств Червоного Хреста і Червоного Півмісяця (IFRCS), Дитячого фонду ООН (UNISEF), Всесвітньої організації охорони здоров'я (WHO).

Захворювання
Потенційний рівень зараження інфекційними хворобами в країні дуже високий. Найпоширеніші інфекційні захворювання: діарея, гепатит А, черевний тиф, малярія, гарячка денге, шистосомози, сказ (станом на 2016 рік).

2014 року було зареєстровано 1,15 млн хворих на СНІД (9-те місце в світі), це 12,37 % населення в репродуктивному віці 15-49 років (7-ме місце у світі). Смертність 2014 року від цієї хвороби становила 18,9 тис. осіб (16-те місце у світі).

Частка дорослого населення з високим індексом маси тіла 2014 року становила 7,2 % (174-те місце у світі); частка дітей віком до 5 років зі зниженою масою тіла становила 14,8 % (оцінка на 2014 рік). Ця статистика показує як власне стан харчування, так і наявну/гіпотетичну поширеність різних захворювань.

Санітарія
Доступ до облаштованих джерел питної води 2015 року мало 85,6 % населення в містах і 51,3 % в сільській місцевості; загалом 65,4 % населення країни. Відсоток забезпеченості населення доступом до облаштованого водовідведення (каналізація, септик): в містах — 55,6 %, в сільській місцевості — 35,7 %, загалом по країні — 43,9 % (станом на 2015 рік). Споживання прісної води, станом на 2002 рік, дорівнює 1,57 км³ на рік, або 147 тонни на одного мешканця на рік: з яких 18 % припадає на побутові, 8 % — на промислові, 73 % — на сільськогосподарські потреби.

Соціально-економічне становище
Співвідношення осіб, що в економічному плані залежать від інших, до осіб працездатного віку (15—64 роки) загалом становить 95,4 % (станом на 2015 рік): частка дітей — 89,7 %; частка осіб похилого віку — 5,7 %, або 17,6 потенційно працездатного на 1 пенсіонера. Загалом дані показники характеризують рівень затребуваності державної допомоги в секторах освіти, охорони здоров'я і пенсійного забезпечення, відповідно. За межею бідності 2010 року перебувало 60,5 % населення країни. Розподіл доходів домогосподарств у країні виглядає таким чином: нижній дециль — 1,5 %, верхній дециль — 47,4 % (станом на 2010 рік).

Станом на 2013 рік, в країні 10,7 млн осіб не має доступу до електромереж; 26 % населення має доступ, в містах цей показник дорівнює 45 %, у сільській місцевості — 14 %. Рівень проникнення інтернет-технологій низький. Станом на липень 2015 року в країні налічувалось 3,164 млн унікальних інтернет-користувачів (94-те місце у світі), що становило 21 % загальної кількості населення країни.

Трудові ресурси
Загальні трудові ресурси 2015 року становили 6,906 млн осіб (66-те місце у світі). Зайнятість економічно активного населення у господарстві країни розподіляється таким чином: аграрне, лісове і рибне господарства — 85 %; промисловість і будівництво — 6 %; сфера послуг — 9 % (2004). 1,0 млн дітей у віці від 7 до 14 років (41 % загальної кількості) 2005 року були залучені до дитячої праці. Безробіття 2008 року дорівнювало 15 % працездатного населення, 2000 року — 50 % (151-ше місце у світі); серед молоді у віці 15-24 років ця частка становила 15,2 %, серед юнаків — 14,6 %, серед дівчат — 15,8 % (42-ге місце у світі).

Кримінал

Наркотики

Перевалочний пункт для метаквалону, героїну і кокаїну, що прямує до Південної Африки й, можливо, до Європи; внутрішнє споживання канабісу. Слаборозвинена фінансова інфраструктура в поєднанні з прихильністю уряду до боротьби з відмиванням грошей роблять державу непривабливою для даного виду криміналу. Основним споживачем канабісу.

Торгівля людьми

Згідно зі щорічною доповіддю про торгівлю людьми () Управління з моніторингу та боротьби з торгівлею людьми Державного департаменту США, уряд Замбії докладає значних зусиль в боротьбі з явищем примусової праці, сексуальної експлуатації, незаконною торгівлею внутрішніми органами, але законодавство відповідає мінімальним вимогам американського закону 2000 року щодо захисту жертв () не в повній мірі, країна знаходиться у списку другого рівня.

Гендерний стан
Статеве співвідношення (оцінка 2015 року):
 при народженні — 1,03 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 у віці до 14 років — 1,01 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 у віці 15—24 років — 1 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 у віці 25—54 років — 1,02 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 у віці 55—64 років — 0,89 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 у віці за 64 роки — 0,76 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої;
 загалом — 1 особи чоловічої статі на 1 особу жіночої.

Демографічні дослідження

Демографічні дослідження в країні ведуться рядом державних і наукових установ:
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Переписи

Див. також
 Населення Землі
 Населення Африки

Примітки

Література

Українською

Російською

Посилання

  — демографічні показники населення світу.
  — медико-статистичні показники Замбії.
  — репрезентативні дані про стан здоров'я і населення в країнах, що розвиваються.
  — статистичні дані про стан і положення дітей у Замбії.
  — статистично-економічні показники Замбії.
  — економіко-статистичні показники Замбії  від Міжнародної організації праці.
  — сторінка локального відділення Програми розвитку ООН.
  — Європейська економічна комісія ООН (ЄЕК ООН).
  — оцінки населення світу.

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Peter Nansen (født 20. januar 1861 i København, død 31. juli 1918 i Mariager) var en dansk journalist, forfatter og litterær direktør på forlaget Gyldendal.

Ungdom og tidlig karriere
Nansen fødtes i København som søn af sognepræst Ferdinand Peter Nikolaj Nansen (søn af etatsråd Mendel Levin Nathanson) og Johanne Henriette født Buchheister. Han tilbragte sin barndom i Aalborg, gik senere i Herlufsholm Skole, efter faderens 1873 forflyttelse til Næstved. Han blev privat dimitteret 1879 og studerede i nogle år statsvidenskab og arbejdede samtidig ved Berlingske Tidende, tog ivrig del i det oppositionelle studenterliv, var medstifter af "Academicum", hvorfra "Studentersamfundet" udgik; redigerede sammen med den senere skuespiller ved det Kongelige Teater Poul Nielsen et lille teaterblad og skrev småfortællinger og causerier i det af Herman Bang redigerede ugeblad Vor Tid; udgav i efteråret 1883 Unge Mennesker og kort efter den dramatiske situation Kammerater, der opførtes i foråret 1884. Samtidig var han medarbejder ved Nationaltidende, hvor han under pseudonymet "Dr. Bonifacius" skrev en række artikler: Lægekongressens Heroer, der under lægekongressen i København udkom som bog i to oplag.

Ved Politiken og Gyldendal
Da Politiken stiftedes i efteråret 1884, blev han dets medarbejder og skrev i de ni år han var det, en stor mængde artikler dels under eget navn, dels under pseudonymerne "Fritz Holm", "Albert Millaud", "Per Anden" og (sammen med Edvard Brandes) "Grib og Junius". I 1889-90 redigerede han månedsskriftet Af Dagens Krønnike. 1890 udgav han Korte Veje, hvori det lille lystspil En Bryllupsaften, der opførtes på Folketeatret; senere udkom Et Hjem (1891), Fra Rusaaret (1892), Julies Dagbog (1893),
Maria, en Bog om Kjærlighed (1894) og Guds Fred (1895). Fra nytår 1896 indtrådte han i ledelsen af den Gyldendalske Boghandel og Forlag hvor han arbejdede til 1916. Han endte i slutningen af sin karriere med at komme i konflikt med Hegel-familien, og han udgav derfor forsvarsskriftet Mine 20 Aar i Gyldendal (1918) som han fik trykt i 50 eksemplarer og fordelte blandt venner. Skriftet er et meget polemisk og skabte så stor forargelse i samtiden at det fortælles, at det efter Nansens død blev opkøbt af venner for at undertrykke det. Nansens rolle som leder af Gyldendal blev kritiseret i hans samtid, særligt af konservative skribenter, som anså ham for at være en moderne frimodig forfatter. Men de fleste fagfolk bedømte hans virke positivt, og mange af hans tiltag, som f.eks. Gyldendals Røde Ordbøger og købet af C.A. Reitzels Forlag og dermed forlagsretten over størstedelen af Guldalderens forfattere, har fortsat positiv virkning for forlaget.

Nansen som journalist
Nansens journalistiske virksomhed har haft stor betydning for hans hele forfatterskab. Behandlingen af alle slags emner på mange slags måder, således som journalistikken kræver det, gav hans ånd og hans pen stor smidighed. I sine bladartikler anvendte han helst den causerende form med en tone af spøgende ironi og let sarkasme, selv når han ville en sag eller en modstander alvorlig til livs. Både i sin journalistik og i sit friere forfatterskab dyrkede han fortrinsvis kunsten for kunstens egen skyld, nød at øve og vise sine evner som en amatør, men under en skarp og sikker selvkritik. Motiverne i hans fortræffelig komponerede og fortalte noveller er små og usammensatte—et enkelt kærlighedsforhold eller et forhold à trois --, men rigt varierede gennem forskjellige situationer og stemninger. Situationen kan undertiden—efter danske forhold anno 1900—synes noget dristig, og stemningen er ikke altid synderlig dyb, men ligesom han ved sin diskrete behandling dækkede det vovede, formåede han også at give de stemninger og følelser, han skildrede, et illuderende skær af dybde og inderlighed. Han vandt derfor et stort publikum både her hjemme og i udlandet for sig, navnlig i Tyskland, hvor hans noveller stadig udkom i nye oplag; Maria er således oversat og udkommet på tysk, svensk, fransk, polsk, tjekkisk og engelsk.

Nansen blev gift i 1887 med skuespillerinde ved Casino Louise Brock og, efter at dette ægteskab var opløst, i 1896 med skuespillerinde ved det Kongelige Teater Betty Nansen, datter af skuespiller Frederik Müller og skuespillerinde Maria Müller, født Petersen;

Referencer

Litteratur
 Aleks Frøland: Peter Nansen: et forsøg på en vurdering, Gyldendal, 1962.
 Mogens Knudsen: Bøgernes volière: essays om mennesker, byer og bøger 1940-85, Gyldendal, 1995. .
 Einar O. Risa: Hos blodsugerene – Peter Nansen og drømmen om det germanske kabelnett, Gyldendal, Norge, 2008. .
 Lis Jacobsen: Sophus Michaëlis & Otto Rung, Peter Nansen – Forlæggeren – Hyldest og Hilsen fra Digtere og Videnskabsmænd Maj 1916, H.H. Thieles Bogtrykkeri, 1916.
 Karin Bang: Lykkens kælebarn – en biografi om Peter Nansen, 2 bind, Gyldendal, 2011. .
 Karin Bang og Lokalarkivet Mariager; "Den yndige lille By" - Peter Nansen og Mariager, Peter Nansen - Udsigtsbænken. Damgaards Tryk, Mariager, 2006

Eksterne henvisninger

 Samlede værker online og Forfatterportræt  på Arkiv for Dansk Litteratur
 Peter Nansen på Dansk Forfatterleksikon

Faglitterære forfattere fra Danmark
Journalister fra Danmark
Forlæggere fra Danmark
Personer fra København
Personer i Kraks Blå Bog (afdøde)
Danskere i 1800-tallet
Danskere i 1900-tallet
Personer i Dansk Biografisk Leksikon
Dansksprogede forfattere fra Danmark
Personer med tilknytning til Gyldendal
Alumni fra Københavns Universitet


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Monk (TV series)
Monk logo
Andy Breckman
Bitty Schram
Instrumental theme by Jeff Beal (season 1)
"It's a Jungle out There" by Randy Newman (seasons 2–8)
Ending theme
"It's a Jungle out There" (instrumental) (seasons 2–8)
No. of seasons
125 (List of episodes)
Executive producer(s)
David Hoberman (entire run)
Tony Shalhoub (seasons 4–8)
Tom Scharpling (seasons 5–8)
Rob Thompson (seasons 6–8)
Film; Single-camera
40–45 minutes without commercials,
(approx.) 1 hour with commercials
Production company(s)
Touchstone Television
Mandeville Films
Universal Cable Productions
Universal Network Television (seasons 1–2)
NBC Universal Television Studio (seasons 3–6)
Universal Media Studios (seasons 7–8)
Original channel
Picture format
480i (SDTV),
1080i (HDTV)
Original run
July 12, 2002 – December 4, 2009
Monk is an American comedy-drama detective mystery television series created by Andy Breckman and starring Tony Shalhoub as the titular character, Adrian Monk. It originally ran from 2002 to 2009 and is primarily a mystery series, although it has dark and comic touches.
The series debuted on July 12, 2002, on USA Network. It was well received and continued for eight seasons, with the final season concluding on December 4, 2009. The series currently holds the record for the most watched scripted drama episode in cable television history, a record previously held by The Closer. Monk set the record with "Mr. Monk and the End – Part II", its series finale, with 9.4 million viewers; 3.2 million of them in the 18–49 demographic.[1]
2.1 Main characters
2.2 Secondary characters
3 Episode formatting
3.1 Title
3.2 "Here's What Happened" segments
4.2 Theme music
5 Little Monk
6 Other media
6.1 Soundtrack
6.2 Podcast
6.3 Novel series
7 DVD releases
8 Awards and nominations
8.1 Awards won
8.2 Award nominations
9 Broadcasters
9.1 International broadcasters
10 Notes and references
Adrian Monk was a brilliant detective for the San Francisco Police Department until his wife, Trudy, was killed by a car bomb in a parking garage, which Monk then believed was intended for him. He later believes that Trudy's death was part of a larger conspiracy that she had uncovered during her time as a journalist. Trudy's death led Monk to suffer a nervous breakdown. He was discharged from the force and became a recluse, refusing to leave his house for over three years.
He is finally able to leave the house with the help of his nurse, Sharona Fleming (Bitty Schram). The breakthrough allows him to work as a private detective and a consultant for the homicide unit despite limitations rooted in his obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD), which had grown significantly worse after the tragedy.
Monk's compulsive habits are numerous, and a number of phobias compound his situation, such as his fear of germs. Monk has 312 fears, some of which are milk, ladybugs, harmonicas, heights, imperfection, and risk. He however had a breakthrough from claustrophobia later in the series. The OCD and plethora of phobias inevitably lead to very awkward situations and cause problems for Monk and anyone around him as he investigates cases. These same personal struggles, particularly the OCD, are what aid him in solving cases, such as his sharp memory, specific mindset, and attention to detail. In one episode entitled "Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan", Marci Maven (Sarah Silverman) has compiled a list of all of Adrian's fears. On another episode, he tries to conquer his fears by doing various activities which involved his phobias. For example, he tries drinking milk, climbing a ladder, and putting a ladybug on his hand, but when things are scattered unorganized across a table, he cannot resist the compulsion to arrange them neatly.
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer (Ted Levine) and Lieutenant Randall "Randy" Disher (Jason Gray-Stanford) call on Monk when they have trouble with an investigation. Stottlemeyer is often irritated by Monk's behavior but respects his friend and former colleague's amazing insight and observational abilities, as does Disher. Ever since childhood, Monk's obsessive attention to detail allowed him to spot tiny discrepancies, find patterns, and make connections that others often missed. Monk continues to search for information about his wife's death, the one case that he has been unable to solve, and eventually succeeds in the series finale.
In the middle of season 3, Sharona decides to re-marry her ex-husband and move back to New Jersey, prompting Mr. Monk to hire Natalie Teeger (Traylor Howard) as his new assistant. Natalie is a widow and mother of an eleven-year-old daughter.
Monk has a brother Ambrose (John Turturro) and a half-brother, Jack, Jr. (Steve Zahn), whom Monk never knew about until the fifth season.[2] He later meets Jack, Jr., in season seven in the episode "Mr. Monk's Other Brother".
Main article: List of Monk characters
See also: List of Monk cast members
Jason Gray-Stanford, Traylor Howard and Tony Shalhoub sign autographs at Edwards Air Force Base after the filming of the season 4 episode "Mr. Monk and the Astronaut".
Adrian Monk, portrayed by Tony Shalhoub, is a former homicide detective and a current consultant for the San Francisco Police Department. He has an extreme case of obsessive-compulsive disorder and is well-known for his various fears and phobias, including, but certainly not limited to, heights, snakes, crowds, and milk. His wife, Trudy, was murdered in 1997, and he is haunted by her death (and the fact that it was unsolved) until he finally solves it in the series finale. He is the only character to appear in every single episode of the series.
Sharona Fleming, portrayed by Bitty Schram (seasons 1–3), is Monk's nurse and later becomes his first assistant. She refuses to baby him, often forcing him to do things that are unpleasant to him, even going so far as to refer to her boss by his first name. Then, she suddenly re-marries her ex-husband and moves to New Jersey midway through the third season, leaving only a note. Her final appearance as a regular character was in "Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine" (3.09), because Bitty Schram quit the show (allegedly over contract disputes). However, she returned as a special guest star in the final season in "Mr. Monk and Sharona" (8.10) in order to give closure to her character. Sharona claims that she and her now-twice ex-husband have separated for good. In this episode, she becomes romantically involved with Randy. By "Mr. Monk and the End (Part Two)" (8.16), it was revealed that she and Randy have moved to New Jersey together.
Natalie Teeger, portrayed by Traylor Howard (seasons 3–8), is Monk's second and final assistant. She is significantly less forceful than Sharona and always refers to Monk as "Mr. Monk." She and her daughter Julie live alone. Unlike Sharona, she dresses more primly and is less inclined to assume a nonchalant attitude. Mitch, her late husband, was shot down over Kosovo in 1998. She first appeared in "Mr. Monk and the Red Herring" (3.10).[3][4] She is also the narrator of a series of novels based on Monk and written by Lee Goldberg.
Lieutenant Randy Disher, portrayed by Jason Gray-Stanford, is a lieutenant in the Homicide Division of the SFPD. He is very naive, is often portrayed as unintelligent, and is known for his outrageous theories. The other characters are often irritated by him, but they also obviously care about him. In season 8, he is seen kissing Sharona. In the series finale, he becomes chief of the Summit, New Jersey Police Department, where he lives with Sharona.
Captain Leland Francis Stottlemeyer, portrayed by Ted Levine, is the head of the Homicide Division of the San Francisco Police Department. He and Monk have been good friends since Monk was on the police force, and he continues to be Monk's friend throughout the series. He does his best to help Monk but is occasionally annoyed by Monk's phobias and the damage they can cause.
Julie Teeger, portrayed by Emmy Clarke, is Natalie's teenage daughter. She first appeared in "Mr. Monk and the Red Herring" (3.10) and last appeared in "Mr. Monk and the End - Part I" (8.15).
Dr. Charles Kroger, portrayed by Stanley Kamel, is Monk's psychiatrist during the first six seasons of the show. On April 8, 2008, Stanley Kamel died of a heart attack in between production of seasons six and seven.[5] His character was said to have died of a heart attack as well when Monk restarted in the season 7 episode "Mr. Monk Buys a House". The episode was dedicated to his memory. His last appearance was in "Mr. Monk Paints His Masterpiece" (6.14), although he was mentioned several times in "Mr. Monk Is On The Run".
Dr. Neven Bell, portrayed by Héctor Elizondo, is Monk's second psychiatrist. He first appeared in "Mr. Monk Buys a House" (7.01).[6][7][8] Dr. Bell was introduced in 2008 to replace Dr. Kroger after the death of actor Stanley Kamel.
Trudy Anne Monk, portrayed by Stellina Rusich in the first and second seasons and by Melora Hardin starting in the third season, is Monk's deceased wife. Her husband's attempt to solve her murder is the show's longest-running plot arc. Lindy Newton portrays Trudy in a college flashback in the season 5 episode "Mr. Monk and the Class Reunion" (5.06). Her murder was solved in "Mr. Monk and the End - Part II" (8.16).
Kevin Dorfman, portrayed by Jarrad Paul, was an accountant and Monk's talkative upstairs neighbor. He first appeared in the season 2 episode "Mr. Monk and the Paperboy" (2.10). He was murdered by fellow magician Karl Torini in the season 7 episode "Mr. Monk and the Magician" (7.15).
Harold J. Krenshaw, portrayed by Tim Bagley, is Adrian's rival for much of the series and another patient of Dr. Kroger. He and Monk have constant disputes, due to their incompatible obsessions. Harold first appeared in "Mr. Monk and the Girl Who Cried Wolf" (3.06) when he and Monk bickered about the arrangement of magazines in Dr. Kroger's waiting room. After Dr. Kroger dies, Harold constantly tries to discover the identity of Monk's new therapist. He finally does uncover Dr. Bell's name in "Mr. Monk Fights City Hall" (7.16). In the episode "Mr. Monk Goes to Group Therapy" (8.08), Harold and Monk finally become friends by conquering claustrophobia together. Harold generously leaves the group at the end of the episode so that Monk can share private therapy with Dr. Bell.
Benjamin "Benjy" Fleming, portrayed by Kane Ritchotte during the pilot episode and second and third seasons and Max Morrow during the first season, is Sharona's son. His last appearance was in the season three episode "Mr. Monk and the Employee of the Month" (3.07), though he was mentioned several times in the eighth season episode "Mr. Monk and Sharona" (8.10) and also appeared in the novel Mr. Monk and the Two Assistants by Lee Goldberg.
Ambrose Monk, portrayed by John Turturro, is Adrian's agoraphobic brother. He is based on Mycroft Holmes. He first appeared in the season 2 episode "Mr. Monk and the Three Pies", (2.11) for which John Turturro won an Emmy for his performance.
Jack Monk, portrayed by Dan Hedaya, is the father of Adrian and Ambrose. He abandoned the family when Adrian and Ambrose were young (having left for Chinese food and never came back) and started another family. He appeared only in the season 5 episode "Mr. Monk Meets His Dad" (5.09).
Jack Monk Jr., portrayed by Steve Zahn, is the other son of Jack Monk, Adrian's half brother and a known convict. He appeared only in the season 7 episode "Mr. Monk's Other Brother" (7.10).
Dale "the Whale" Biederbeck, portrayed by Adam Arkin in the first season, Tim Curry in the second season, and Ray Porter in the sixth season, is Adrian Monk's archenemy and most hated rival. A wealthy and morbidly obese financier whom Adrian blames for ruining one of the last years of Trudy's life. He first appeared in "Mr. Monk Meets Dale the Whale" (1.03), at the end of which Monk sends him to prison for a murder-for-hire. Biederbeck later appears funneling information to Monk about Trudy's murder in "Mr. Monk Goes to Jail" (2.16) and "Mr. Monk Is On the Run (Part Two)" (6.16). At the end of this episode Dale "The Whale" Biederbeck loses his pocket politician, the Lieutenant Governor, during a failed conspiracy to assassinate the Governor. Biederbeck is left destitute and powerless for the remainder of his sentence.
Karen Stottlemeyer, portrayed by Glenne Headly, was Leland Stottlemeyer's wife from the beginning of the series until their divorce in "Mr. Monk and the Captain's Marriage" (4.12). It was later revealed in the season 8 episode "Mr. Monk is the Best Man" (8.13) that she was actually Leland's second wife. She is a filmmaker who specializes in documentaries. She first appeared in "Mr. Monk and the Very, Very Old Man" (2.05) and later in "Mr. Monk and the Captain's Wife" (2.14) (in which she was in a vehicle accident caused by a sniper), "Mr. Monk Gets Fired" (3.04), and "Mr. Monk and the Captain's Marriage" (4.12).
Linda Fusco, portrayed by Sharon Lawrence, was Captain Stottlemeyer's girlfriend in season six. She first appeared in "Mr. Monk, Private Eye" (5.05) and later in "Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan" (6.01). Monk and Natalie proved her to be a murderer in "Mr. Monk and the Bad Girlfriend" (6.04).
Trudy "T. K." Jensen Stottlemeyer, portrayed by Virginia Madsen, is Captain Stottlemeyer's love interest in season eight. She is a freelance journalist, first appeared in "Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk" (8.09) and marries Stottlemeyer in "Mr. Monk is the Best Man" (8.13) after a brief reconsideration. She made a cameo appearance in the series finale, "Mr. Monk and the End - Part II" (8.16).
Marci Maven, portrayed by Sarah Silverman, is Monk's overzealous admirer. She first appeared in "Mr. Monk and the TV Star" (2.12), "Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan" (6.01), and "Mr. Monk's 100th Case" (7.07).
Episode formatting
Main article: List of Monk episodes
Much like novels in a series about a starring detective, most episodes have titles in the form of "Mr. Monk and (a person or thing)", e.g. "Mr. Monk and the Bad Girlfriend", "Mr. Monk (does something)", e.g. "Mr. Monk Goes to the Circus", "Mr. Monk (is something)", e.g. "Mr. Monk Is On The Run", or "Mr. Monk Gets (something)", e.g. "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized". In the episode "Mr. Monk and His Biggest Fan" it is shown that Marci Maven (Sarah Silverman) is referring directly to cases in the show by the titles of the episodes indicating that she is the one creating the various episode titles when writing on her fansite for Monk.
While solving a murder is the main plot for most episodes, there are a few episodes in which Monk helps investigate other crimes, such as kidnappings in the season two episode "Mr. Monk and the Missing Granny" and the season three episode "Mr. Monk and the Kid", or a failed murder plot in the season six episode "Mr. Monk and the Daredevil". There are a number of times where the episode is not about the murder itself but about finding evidence to arrest the killer, e.g. "Mr. Monk Goes to a Rock Concert", or "Mr. Monk and the Genius", and episodes where the murder is related to the main plot, e.g. in "Mr. Monk on Wheels". Some episodes actually start as a totally different type of case, but eventually a murder happens, e.g. a suspected abduction turns into a murder case in "Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized". In season seven, in the 100th episode, Mr. Monk solved his 100th (and 101st) case since his wife's death, a milestone in his career.
Episodes about a murder generally follow one of four basic plot outlines:
The killer is known, and how the crime was committed is known. The episode is spent trying to find evidence to arrest that person.
Monk knows who the killer is, and knows what the motive is, but the killer has a seemingly air-tight alibi. The episode is spent trying to break that alibi and find out how the killer did it.
In a number of episodes, the plot involves trying to find out the killer, how the murder was done, and why.
In some episodes, the killer's M.O. is known, but not who did it or why.
"Here's What Happened" segments
Most episodes feature a sequence in which Monk reveals how the crime was committed, almost always prefacing his explanation with the words "Here's what happened." Most of these sequences are featured near the end of the episode, but have occasionally occurred at the beginning ("Mr. Monk Takes the Stand") or towards the middle. Some of these sequences are told in an unusual fashion, such as being told to a bear ("Mr. Monk Goes Camping"), in the form of a bedtime story ("Mr. Monk and the Kid"), being chanted during a ritual at a monastery ("Mr. Monk and the Miracle"), being told by someone other than Monk (by Sharona in "Mr. Monk Goes To Jail", by Natalie in "Mr. Monk and the Birds and the Bees" and by Disher in "Mr. Monk Visits a Farm"), and being rapped out by a rapper (guest star Snoop Dogg in "Mr. Monk and the Rapper"). Harold Krenshaw gives a fictitious summation about Monk in "Mr. Monk Goes to Group Therapy". Monk states a summation twice, in flashback and in present, in "Mr. Monk and Little Monk" as himself and as young Monk. In at least two episodes ("Mr. Monk and the Garbage Strike" and "Mr. Monk and the Lady Next Door"), Monk gives multiple versions of the same summation, but all except for the last one are false as a result of him being unable to concentrate.
There are only a few episodes that do not contain a summation. The first episode not to feature a summation was the season 1 episode "Mr. Monk and the Airplane".
According to an interview with executive producer David Hoberman,[9] ABC first conceived the series as a police show with an Inspector Clouseau-like character suffering from obsessive–compulsive disorder. Hoberman said ABC wanted Michael Richards for the show,[9] but Richards turned it down. Hoberman brought in Andy Breckman as creator, and Breckman, inspired by Sherlock Holmes, introduced Dr. Kroger as a Doctor Watson-like character and an Inspector Lestrade-like character which eventually became Captain Stottlemeyer.
Although ABC originated the show, the network handed it off to the USA Network. USA is now owned by NBC (NBC Universal).[10] Monk was the first ABC Studios-produced show aired on USA Network instead of ABC. Although ABC initially refused Monk, they did air repeats of the show on ABC in the summer and fall of 2002, and then again in the spring of 2004. On January 12, 2006, USA Network announced that Monk had been picked up through at least season six as one of the "highest-rated series in cable history."[11] Season 5 premiered Friday, July 7, 2006, at 9:00 p.m. Eastern time. This marked the first time change for the program, which aired at 10:00 p.m. during its first four seasons. The change allowed the show to work as a lead-in to a new USA Network series, Psych, another offbeat detective program. Monk has followed a consistent format of airing half of its 16 episodes in mid-year and the second half early the following year, with the exception of the first season, which broadcast entirely from July 2002 through October 2002, and the final season, which broadcast entirely between August and December 2009.
Previously aired episodes of Monk began airing on NBC Universal sibling network NBC April 6, 2008. NBC eyed the show because its block with Psych could be plugged into NBC's schedule intact. The shows were being used to increase the amount of scripted programming on the network as production of its own scripted programming ramped back up following the writers' strike.[12] Ratings for the broadcast debut were well below NBC averages for the time period. The show came in third behind Big Brother 9 on CBS and Oprah's Big Give on ABC.[13]
Although set in the San Francisco Bay Area, Monk is for the most part shot elsewhere except for occasional exteriors featuring city landmarks. The pilot episode was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia, and the subsequent Season 1 episodes were shot in the Toronto, Ontario, area.[14] Most of the episodes from Season 2 through Season 6 were filmed in the Los Angeles, California, area, including on-stage at Ren-Mar Studios for seasons 2–5 and at Paramount Studios for season 6. These include Monk's apartment, Stottlemeyer's precinct house, Dr. Kroger's office and Natalie's house.[15] In Season 2, Episode 8, a building for the Toronto Star can also be seen in a cutscene.
Many scenes in Season 4 were shot in San Francisco, downtown in Union Square and Chinatown, as shown in "Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty", when Stottlemeyer and Disher are chasing a drug lord (Miguel Escobar) up Jackson Street.
Theme music
During the first season of Monk, the series used a jazzy instrumental intro to the show by songwriter Jeff Beal, performed by guitarist Grant Geissman.[16] The theme won the 2003 Emmy Award for Best Main Title Music.[17]
NYC actor Colter Rule was hired by USA Network to do all radio and TV promos for the series from its inception, lending an ironic, understated tone which contributed to the show's early popularity. The original tag was "Monk! America's Favorite Defective Detective!"
When the second season began, the series received a new theme song, entitled "It's a Jungle out There", by Randy Newman. Reaction to the new theme was mixed. A review of the second season of Monk in the New York Daily News included a wish that producers would revert to the original theme.[18] Shalhoub expressed his support for the new theme in USA Today, saying its "dark and mournful sound,...[its] tongue-in-cheek, darkly humorous side.... completely fits the tone of the show."[19] Newman was awarded the 2004 Emmy Award for Best Main Title Music for "It's a Jungle out There".[20]
As a self-referential to the show controversy, the episode "Mr. Monk and the TV Star" features several characters, including obsessed fan Marci Maven, mentioning a controversy over the change of the show-within-the-show's theme music. In the epilogue of the story, Marci implores Monk to promise her that he will never change the theme music if he ever gets his own show. When Monk agrees to the promise (only so he can go back to bed), the original music is heard as the scene fades to credits, and it plays through the credits.
The original theme is heard in the season 3 episode "Mr. Monk and the Game Show". It is also heard in several other episodes as the show enters the credits and then leads into the new theme's instrumental. Disher plays it on a piano in "Mr. Monk and the Leper".
For the season 6 episode "Mr. Monk and the Rapper", guest star Snoop Dogg performed a hip-hop version of "It's a Jungle out There".
The June 16, 2008, re-airing of the first episode featured a new credit sequence with the Newman theme.
The season 8 episode "Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk" features a slower version of the original theme with a muted trumpet playing the melody.
Randy Newman also wrote a new song for the final episode entitled "When I'm Gone". The song was released on iTunes on December 1, 2009 and won the 2010 Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics.
For a few episodes where Trudy is featured, a somber but pleasant ending theme was used. The ending theme is last used in "Mr. Monk vs. the Cobra".
Little Monk
Main article: Little Monk
USA Network premiered a 10-episode online series entitled "Little Monk" on August 22, 2009. It includes Adrian Monk and Ambrose Monk during their middle-school years, bringing a back story to Monk's detective skills and phobias. However, as they would have been middle schoolers in the late 1960s and early 1970s, viewers will see anachronisms; the various cars seen in the episodes, as well as some of the clothes, do not belong to the period.
The show's soundtrack features its original music score, composed by Jeff Beal.
A "behind the scenes" audio podcast entitled "Lunch at Monk" is available for download through the USA website.[21] In the podcast, cast and crew members of the show are interviewed over lunch.
Novel series
Since 2006, during the airing of season 4, Lee Goldberg has produced a series of novels based on the original television series.[22] All of the novels are narrated by Natalie Teeger, Monk's second assistant. For the most part, the novels remain faithful to the television series, with slight discontinuity. Two of the novels were later adapted into regular episodes.
Additional notes (if any)
1 Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse Lee Goldberg 0-451-21729-2 January 3, 2006 Adapted in 2006 into the season 5 episode "Mr. Monk Can't See a Thing"
2 Mr. Monk Goes to Hawaii 0-451-21900-7 July 5, 2006
3 Mr. Monk and the Blue Flu 0-451-22013-7 January 2, 2007 Adapted in 2009 into the season 8 episode "Mr. Monk and the Badge"
4 Mr. Monk and the Two Assistants 0-451-22097-8 July 3, 2007 First appearance of Sharona Fleming in any Monk-related media since 2004. Rendered non-canon by the episode "Mr. Monk and Sharona".
5 Mr. Monk in Outer Space 0-451-22098-6 October 30, 2007
6 Mr. Monk Goes to Germany 0-451-22099-4 July 1, 2008 This novel was written before, but published after, the airing of "Mr. Monk Is On The Run", so events in this story run contrary to the series timeline. The foreword acknowledges some discontinuity.
7 Mr. Monk is Miserable 0-451-22515-5 December 2, 2008 Direct sequel to Mr. Monk Goes to Germany.
8 Mr. Monk and the Dirty Cop 0-451-22698-4 July 7, 2009
9 Mr. Monk in Trouble 0-451-22905-3 December 1, 2009 Excerpt 'The Case of the Piss-Poor Gold' was published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, November 2009
10 Mr. Monk is Cleaned Out 0-451-23009-4 July 6, 2010[23]
11 Mr. Monk on the Road 0-451-23211-9 January 4, 2011 Excerpt 'Mr. Monk and the Seventeen Steps' was published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, December 2010
12 Mr. Monk on the Couch 0-451-23386-7 June 7, 2011 Excerpt 'Mr. Monk and the Sunday Paper' was published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, June/July 2011
13 Mr. Monk on Patrol 0-451-23664-5 January 3, 2012[24]
14 Mr. Monk is a Mess 0-451-23687-4 June 5, 2012[25]
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has released all 8 seasons of Monk on DVD in Region 1. On October 5, 2010, Universal released Monk- The Complete Series: Limited edition boxset on DVD in Region 1. A 32-disc set featuring all 8 seasons of the series as well as special features and a collectible 32-page booklet.[26]
Monk episodes from seasons 1–8 are also available on iTunes. All seasons are also available in HD format. It should be noted that the Region 2 DVDs of seasons 1–3 are in the 4:3 aspect ratio.
DVD Name
Ep#
Season One 13 June 15, 2004[27] December 27, 2004 January 18, 2005
Season Two 16 January 11, 2005[28] July 18, 2005 September 21, 2005
Season Three 16 June 5, 2005[29] February 27, 2006 March 22, 2006
Season Four 16 June 27, 2006[30] September 18, 2006 November 15, 2006
Season Five 16 June 26, 2007[31] September 17, 2007 April 1, 2009
Season Six 16 July 8, 2008[32] September 8, 2008 February 3, 2010
Season Seven 16 July 21, 2009[33] August 23, 2010[34] June 30, 2010[35]
Season Eight 16 March 16, 2010[36] May 9, 2011[37] December 1, 2010[38]
Complete Series 125 October 5, 2010 August 2011 TBA
Main article: List of Monk (TV series) awards and nominations
Emmy Awards:
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Tony Shalhoub (2003, 2005, 2006)
Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Jeff Beal (2003)
Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Randy Newman (2004)
Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series John Turturro (2004)
Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series Stanley Tucci (2007)
Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics Randy Newman (2010)
Golden Globe Awards:
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy Tony Shalhoub (2003)
Screen Actors Guild:
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series Tony Shalhoub (2004, 2005)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Tony Shalhoub (2003–2010) 8 nominations[39]
Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series Anya Colloff, Amy McIntyre Britt, Meg Liberman, Camille H. Patton, Sandi Logan, Lonnie Hamerman (2004)
Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for "Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine" Randall Zisk (2005)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Laurie Metcalf (2006)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Sarah Silverman (2008)
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Gena Rowlands (2009)[39]
Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy (2004)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy Tony Shalhoub (2003–2005, 2007, 2009) 5 nominations
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy Bitty Schram (2004)
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series Tony Shalhoub (2003–2005, 2007–2010) 7 nominations
TV Network(s)
Arab World MBC 4
Asia STAR World
Latin America Studio Universal
Series Title in Country
Arab World Monk MBC 4
Albania RTSH
Argentina Studio Universal
Australia Network Ten (original run)
and TV1 (re-runs)
Austria Monk ORF 1 (original run)
and Puls 4 (re-runs) June 28, 2004
Belgium VTM
and La Une (French)
Bosnia and Herzegovina Monk FTV
Brazil Monk, um detetive diferente
(Monk, a different detective) Rede Record
Bulgaria Монк (Monk) bTV
bTV Comedy (previously GTV)
Diema 2
FOXCRIME January 3, 2007
Canada A-Channel, Citytv, TVA (French), Canal Mystère (French)
Chile Studio Universal
Colombia Monk Studio Universal
Croatia Monk HRT 2
Cyprus Ντετέκτιβ Μόνκ
("Detective Monk") CyBC October 8, 2006
Czech Republic Můj přítel Monk
("My friend Monk") TV NOVA
Denmark Monk (Canal+)/
Detektiv Monk (TV 2 Charlie/TV 2) Canal+ (first run), TV 2 Charlie (re-runs), TV 2 (first run on national television)
Estonia Monk TV 3 September 6, 2003
Finland Monk Canal+, YLE TV1 September 11, 2004
France Monk TF1, TV Breizh March 22, 2003
Germany Monk RTL, TNT Serie, Super RTL June 29, 2004
Greece Ντετέκτιβ Μονκ
("Detective Monk") Star Channel, Universal Channel
Hong Kong 神探阿蒙
("Detective Monk") TVB (Season 7) September 18, 2003
Hungary Monk – Flúgos nyomozó
("Monk – Nutty detective") TV2
and Viasat3
Iceland Stöð 2
India STAR World
and Fox Crime
Indonesia STAR World
Ireland RTÉ
Israel מונק ("Monk") Israel 10
and Hallmark
and Star World
Italy Detective Monk Rete 4
Joi June 9, 2005
Jamaica Monk Television Jamaica May 2005–
Japan 名探偵モンク [Meitantei Monk]
("Great detective Monk") NHK BS-2[40]
AXN Mystery[41] March 30, 2004
Kenya Kenya Television Network
Lithuania Detektyvas Monkas ("Detective Monk") TV6 September 6, 2003
Mexico Monk 4tv, Studio Universal
Nepal Monk Star World
Netherlands Monk SBS6, NET5 & 13th Street December 6, 2007
New Zealand the BOX
Norway TV2 Zebra & Hallmark Channel February 19, 2008
Pakistan Monk STAR World
Philippines Star World
Poland Detektyw Monk
("Detective Monk") TVN (free-tv-premiere), TVN Siedem (free-tv-re-runs)
Canal+ (first run), Canal+ Film (re-runs)
Universal Channel (re-runs) April 11, 2003
Portugal TVI and FX
Romania Pro Cinema
Republic of Macedonia Монк Kanal 5 and Telma May 6, 2011
Russia Дефективный детектив
("Defective Detective") Channel One 2006, 1–3 seasons
Детектив Монк
("Detective Monk") Telekanal Zvezda
Serbia Детектив Монк/Detektiv Monk
("Detective Monk") / Монк RTS / TV Avala
Slovakia Monk Markíza
Slovenia POP TV September 8, 2004
South Africa SABC 2
South Korea 탐정 몽크 [Tam Jeong Monk]
("Detective Monk") KBS 2TV & Fox KBS : Only Broadcast Season 3
Spain Monk Factoría de Ficción, FDF (TV channel)
Calle 13 cable/satellite
Canal 9 (Valencian Community)
ETB2 (Basque Country)
8tv (Catalonia)
TVG (Galicia)
TV Canaria (Canary Islands)
Telemadrid (Community of Madrid)
Sri Lanka STAR World
Sweden Canal+ Film 1 (first run)
and Kanal 9 (re-runs)
and Comedy Central Sweden (re-runs) April 8, 2003
Switzerland Monk SF zwei, 3+, RSI La 1 (form. TSI 1), TSR 1,4uTV December 30, 2003
Taiwan Monk 神經妙探 Videoland — W Movie Channel July 14, 2004
Thailand Star World
Turkey Dizimax, TNT Turkey
Latvia Monks TV6
United Kingdom BBC TWO (First run, seasons 1-6)
Quest (TV channel) (repeats S1-S3), Hallmark Channel (repeats)
ITV1 (Seasons 7-8) (repeating Season 1 from 30th April 2011)
Ukraine Монк Inter 2009-2010
United States Monk USA Network (original airing)
Universal HD (syndication)
Sleuth (TV) (syndication)
Various broadcast television stations (syndication) July 12, 2002
^ Kung, Michelle (2009-12-07). ""Monk" Finale Breaks Basic Cable Ratings Record". Wall Street Journal. http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2009/12/07/monk-finale-breaks-basic-cable-ratings-record. Retrieved March 6, 2010.
^ "Mr. Monk Meets His Dad". Monk. 2006-11-16. No. 9, season 5.
^ Natalie was introduced partway through the third season when Bitty Schram, who played Sharona, left "precipitous[ly]", reportedly over a contract dispute. Traylor Howard had not yet seen the show and was unenthusiastic about her manager's urgings to audition as Schram's replacement. She nevertheless tried out and got the part. Despite her initial "cool" reception from fans, show co-creator Andy Breckman believes Traylor quickly and successfully filled the void. "I will always be grateful to Traylor because she came in when the show was in crisis and saved our baby [....] We had to make a hurried replacement, and not every show survives that. I was scared to death."
^ Kaufman, Joanne (January 9, 2009). "Here's What Happened: How Natalie Rescued Monk". The Wall Street Journal. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123136846299462337.html. Retrieved January 11, 2009.
^ Ryan, Joal (2008-04-09). "'Monk' Psychiatrist Dies". E! Online (E! Entertainment Television). http://www.eonline.com/news/article/index.jsp?uuid=f940fb7a-aa19-4567-a9c9-bc12126850f4.
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Q: Isotope Price Range Filtering All of my isotope elements have classes describing the price.  For example:
<figure class="items cap-top VAUT price9800 lon-118.40036 lat34.07364 isotope-item">... </figure>

I have a listening object on a jQuery range slider that returns a price range:
// Init price slider with range $0-$500
$('.slider').slider({
    min: 0,
max: 500,
step: 100,
value: [0,500]
});

//Price Slider Listener
$('#priceSlider').on('slideStop', function() {
    selectedPriceRange = $('input[id=priceSlider]').val();
    var priceRange = selectedPriceRange.split(',');

    //Pass the range the user has chosen to our function to filter isotope
    priceFilterTesting(riceRange[0], priceRange[1]);
});

Per the discussion on Isotopes Github forums here I am trying to pass a jQuery object to Isotopes filter option. Read Here: https://github.com/desandro/isotope/issues/144#issuecomment-4595552
    function priceFilterTesting(minPrice, maxPrice){
  var value = $('.items').filter(function(index){
    var $this = $(this);
    var matcharr = $this.attr('class').match(/price([0-9]*)/);
    if (matcharr) {
        var price = parseInt(matcharr[1]);
        return ((price >= minPrice) && (price <= maxPrice)) ? true : false;
    } else {
        return false;
    }
  });
  options = [];
  options[ 'filter' ] = value;
  console.log(options);
  $('#results').isotope(options);
}

For some reason when this object is passed into Isotope, nothing happens.  Here is what I see in java script console when I log my object
[filter: st.fn.st.init[9]]
filter: st.fn.st.init[9]
    0: figure.items pin cap-top SJWL price6500 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage                 isotope-item
    1: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price400 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    2: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price199 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    3: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price250 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    4: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price599 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    5: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price130 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    6: figure.items pin cap-top SFUR price299 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    7: figure.items pin cap-top SANT price125 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage isotope-item
    8: figure.items pin cap-top VPAR price80 lon-118.40036 lat34.07362 hasImage hasImage

context: document
length: 9
prevObject: st.fn.st.init[30]
proto: Object[0]
length: 0
proto: Array[0]
Help?  Many thanks, world.
Here's the answer.. I was passing an array and not an object into Isotope.. doh!!
    priceFilter: function(minPrice, maxPrice){
      var value = $('.items').filter(function(index){
        var $this = $(this);
        var matcharr = $this.attr('class').match(/price([0-9]*)/);
        if (matcharr) {
            var price = parseInt(matcharr[1]);
            return ((price >= minPrice) && (price <= maxPrice)) ? true : false;
        } else {
            return false;
        }
      });
      $('#results').isotope({filter:value});
    },

A: You need to tell isotopes how to determine which of your elements you want to show.
In this case, you want to find elements that have a class like priceXXXX and extract the XXXX part.  This is easily done with a regex
 $this.attr('class').match(/price([0-9]*)/)

The result there would be null if the element has no such class, and if it does an array like
[ "price9800", "9800" ]

Use parseInt to convert the second element to integer then compare with the min and max price settings.
Perhaps something like:
function priceFilterTesting(minPrice, maxPrice){
  var value = $('.items').filter(function(index){
    var $this = $(this),
    var matcharr = $this.attr('class').match(/price([0-9]*)/);
    if (matcharr) {
     var price = parseInt(matcharr[1]);
     return ((price >= minPrice) && (price <= maxPrice)) ? true : false;
    } else {
     return false;
    }
  });
  options[ 'filter' ] = value;
  $container.isotope( options );
}