David Black
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 43 |
| Date of birth | October 17,1980 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Born | Baltimore |
| Maryland | |
| United States | |
| Known for | Photography |
| Job | Photographer |
| Film director | |
| Movies/Shows | The Confession |
| The Cosby Mysteries | |
| Nasty Boys | |
| Official site | davidblackwriter.com |
| Spouse | Barbara Weisberg |
| Children | Tobia Samuel McKee Black |
| Nominations | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series |
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| ID | 525956 |
The King of Fifth Avenue
Murder at the Met
Like father
An Impossible Life
Fast Shuffle: A Novel
The Extinction Event
Ekstasy: Out-of-the-body Experiences
Medicine Man: A Young Doctor on the Brink of the Twenty-first Century
Minds
Peep show
Miracle
Impossible Life: A False Family History
David Black Life story
David Black is an award-winning journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and producer. His novel Like Father was named a notable book of the year by the New York Times and listed as one of the seven best novels of the year by the Washington Post.
Water firms forced to pay back customers for poor performance
... Ofwat s chief executive David Black said while the bill cuts " may be welcome to bill payers, it is very disappointing news for all who want to see the sector do better"...
Thames Water customers will not pay more if firm collapses
... David Black also told the BBC the firm had " some time" to raise the funds it needs to fix it finances...
Thames Water needs 'substantial' sums of money
... Ofwat boss David Black said talks between the firm and investors to raise the extra funding were continuing...
Timeline of dissident republican activity
... A judge on 6 January facing trial on charges linked to the murder of prison officer David Black...
Water rebates for some customers after £150m fines for missing targets
... David Black, chief executive of Ofwat for England and Wales, said: " When it comes to delivering for their customers, too many water companies are falling short, and we are requiring them to return around £150m to their customers...
Water firms forced to pay back customers for poor performance
Water companies have been ordered to pay £114m back to customers after failing to meet key targets.
Ofwat, the industry regulator, said that firms are " falling short" on performance measures around leakages, supply and reducing pollution.
It said that following a review, millions of pounds will be returned to households by cutting bills.
Ofwat said in its assessment that not one company reached the highest measure of performance.
Dwr Cymru, Southern, Thames, Anglian, Bristol, South East and Yorkshire Water fell into the lowest category of " lagging" and The Remaining 10 were rated " average". None were considered " leading".
The regulator judges water companies against " stretching" targets set in 2019 for a five-year period.
If they fail to meet the measures set, Ofwat restricts The Cash they can take from customers.
Ofwat's chief executive David Black said while The Bill cuts " may be welcome to bill payers, it is very disappointing news for all who want to see the sector do better".
He added: " It is not going to be easy for companies to regain Public Trust but they have to start with better service for customers and The Environment . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
