Word: kamal
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...tough guy, read this article. I mean now, not next week! I had the chance to meet the phone-pranking duo known as The Jerky Boys when they passed through Boston to hype their new film, jerky. Johnny Brennan and Kamal, a couple of wage laborers from New York City, started calling and harassing businesses for fun in 1986. Since then, these guys have put out two top-40 albums preceded by numerous bootleg tapes, rubberneck...
...Kamal puts it, "I gave one tape to one guy" to kick off their popularity and fame. Despite selling millions of records, The Jerky Boys still manage to seem like a couple of regular guys, sizzlechest, except for Kamal's Tarbash-inspired silver turban and gold cape...
...majority of tigers, India is where the battle for survival will be won or lost. It is not the best place to make a stand, given the extreme pressures of human population growth. Says Kamal Nath, the country's Environment Minister: "The threat to the tiger has never been so strong or so real." On the other hand, India has invested $30 million during the 20 years of Project Tiger and has a culture in which many people still genuinely respect nature. Here is where the world will see if humans and tigers can live side by side...
...provide Sudan with oil and technical aid in exchange for Sudanese livestock and wheat and promised to send Iranian Revolutionary Guards to train Sudanese Popular Defense Forces. U.S. officials say the Guards also offered instruction in subversion and guerrilla warfare for would-be terrorists. Tehran then sent Majid Kamal, the man who helped the Lebanese Shi'ites organize Hizballah, as its ambassador to Sudan...
Bush has insisted that he did not know Kamal Adham, who was running Saudi intelligence at the same time Bush was CIA director. The question was raised last year when the White House was embarrassed by the revelation that Adham had hired chief of staff John Sununu's ex-aide Edward Rogers for a $600,000 fee. A senior intelligence officer stationed in Saudi Arabia during those years told TIME last week that Bush's denial is not credible. "It's flat impossible," he says...