...and now part 3 of NSFV. As always there's some missing or uncertain words, on sentences 7, 12, 25, 34 and 35. A big "thank you" to everyone who's gonna help (and to those who already did, too

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Introducing the diamond standard for personal air travel
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When "slick", "powerful" and "sophisticated" combine together seamlessly to create the ultimate fine machine, there can only be one outcome: the Pandion
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Experience luxury and performance of the world's finest speeder, from Avatar
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Travel back in time to the reign of Russian zars Alexander the 3rd and Nicholas the 2nd and see some of the most exquisite creations ever imagined
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The Fabergè World Tour comes to New San Francisco featuring the works of Carl Fabergè including silverware, jewelry and especially the legendary Fabergè Eggs
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Experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the largest collection of imperial eggs ever assembled: House of Fabergè created 50 imperial eggs of which 42 have survived
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During this limited engagement 27 of Faberge's wonderworks can be seen together for the first and perhaps only time. Now ?through? the end of January at the Mosconi center
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Now to our "forget me not" segment: this week a little known author passed away peacefully in his cottage on the coast of Maine
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His name was Aaron Conners and while he never won a Pulitzer prize, not even close, he's fondly remembered by a loyal, some might say "cult", following
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Few people these days remember a time before video games, Aaron grew up in the age of Atari and first joined the video games industry when games still came on floppy disks
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Starting in the 1990's Aaron wrote scripts for dozens of video games and was one of the pioneers of interactive storytelling
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Aaron was a great writer, amazing interactive stories, ?granting? storyline to ?be? way ahead of this time AND most hilarious ??? look ever
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But not everyone agrees
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...a monkey could have written those games, and by the way, FMV sucks!
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Are you kidding me? I bet you haven't even played the games or read Aaron's novels
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Well, I do know the man couldn't write a story without there being an explosion in outer space in the end
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And? Explosions are awesome!
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Well, Art is certainly in the eye of the beholder. But if there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that explosions are SPECTACULAR! Rest in peace, Aaron. Rest in peace.
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And finally tonight we look back on the legacy of Nikola Tesla, who died exactly 100 years ago this week. For decades Tesla lived in the shadow of Edison, Marconi and others, often portrayed as an eccentric crackpot
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But thanks in part to the Tesla Legacy Society founded in 2018, the general public has come to recognize the true scope of his genius
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Tesla may have been the greatest mind of his, or any generation. Among his many inventions were alternating current, wireless power, electro therapy, and the Tesla turbine engine, as well as the famous Tesla coil
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And in 1943 the US Supreme Court ruled that Tesla, not Marconi, was the true inventor of the radio
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He also did pioneering work in cryogenics and electromagnetism. Another of Tesla's inventions became known as Tesla's Death Ray and though never proven to have actually existed has became the stuff of legend
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But Tesla's legacy also includes a tantalizing mystery. Rumors have abounded since his death, that some of his most radical and revolutionary ideas and inventions were confiscated by the FBI and locked away
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In 2020 the Tesla Legacy Society announced that it had obtained some or all of this lost Tesla's inventions and that they will be made public ??? in a new are that will greatly benefit the entire world
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Of course nothing ever came of this, and we can only speculate about the nature of this rumored lost inventions and how they may have changed the world
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We have breaking news regarding the disappearance of local detective Tex Murphy. As we reported last week Murphy has been missing for some time
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New San Francisco police had been trying to locate him since last Thursday, when they found his speeder set on fire with human remains inside
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Investigators have not yet identified the DNA, they say that it does not belong to Murphy. In fact an anonymous source at N.S.F.P.D. says they have reason to believe that Murphy was abducted
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Just hours before this broadcast we received information here at Channel 6 that seems to confirm this theory. In a video message uploaded to our website a man wearing a Rusty the clown mask claims to have kidnapped Tex Murphy and he's holding in for ransom
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Throughout this long, rambling and often incoherent recording the man makes repeated references to jade, brick walls, being haunted by a dead clown, and what a jerk Tex Murphy is
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Despite wearing a disguise the man continually refers himself as Mick Flemm. A search on police records indicates that Flemm is a mutant with a long criminal record and was arrested last year for pawn shop burglary.
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He was found unfit to stand trial and has been held in a psychiatric facility up until a moth ago when apparently he escaped
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While Flemm offers no proof that he kidnap Murphy or that he is holding Murphy captive now, he is demanding this ransom from anyone who wants to ???? see that jerk detective alive again. ??????
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He has included a link where the ransom can be sent. Friends of Tex Murphy are asking for your help. We will continue ?to monitor? this story and provide further information as it becomes available. I'm Camden Houser for New San Francisco Voice