WINSTON CHURCHILL - PART 2 - When the Conservatives were voted out of office in 1945, Winston Churchill was 71-years-old, an age most politicians would be thinking about retirement. But Churchill remained leader of the party in opposition. MOTHER THERESA - In 1985, Mother Teresa received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from U.S. President Ronald Reagan, and in 1979 she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. MANOLO BLAHNIK - There is a myth that every woman in the world has a serious shoe fetish; it's nonsense of course, but chances are that in the western world even women who could quite happily live in flip flops or work boots know all about Manolo Blahnik. VERA LYNN - She was "the forces' sweetheart" and one of the most popular and beloved entertainers of World War II. SIR EDMUND HILLARY - Sometimes referred to as "the third pole," Mt. Everest's summit stands over 29, 000 feet above sea level. On the 29th of May, 1953, Edmund Hillary, and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, created history by being the first people to reach it.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Local students match wits as Coral Springs High plays J.P. Taravella High in S. Fla's high school TV quiz show. Hosted by Lisa Lee.
Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include "What's Really Inside", "Rinse Cycle", "Alberto Lopez Story", "Passion To Plate", "Sunshine Skyway" and "The Test" 9/3/26
Broward Teen News- West Broward Edition- Stories include Claim Your Future, Gaby's Nails, Hawaii Fluid Art, Happi Farm, Neuro Transmitter 3000 Commercial, A Communities Cry, Calm In The Chaos, Brotherhood on the Biggest Stage, Duck Donuts, CPR Day, 6/11/26
Yes - the Earth is slated for another alien space attack. Fortunately for us, Starman is on the way. Unfortunately for us, he's wearing a leotard. Mike and Bob try not to look in this 1964 sci-fi - Attack From Space. Hosts: Michael Moscatello Robert Small
Isaie "Zeek" Mathias is a multimedia artist and filmmaker who promotes social justice and inspires love of culture. Zeek produces work in light and shadow that explores the "intersection of three themes: legacy, transmission and articulation," all of which are central to Haitian culture and the broader African diaspora culture. Guests: Isaie "Zeek" Mathias
Vaccinations are important for people and for pets! In this episode of Take Paws, we'll learn about the importance of having kittens vaccinated. We'll also find out how in-home pet services can make a happier, healthier, less-stressed pet and we'll check out what's wagging at the dog park with Doggiepalooza! SAM FRANK, DVM ERIC SIMON WES LOCKARD LISA MENDHEIM
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive--and that includes children with special needs. Families raising children with developmental, physical, behavioral, or intellectual disabilities often navigate unique challenges, from accessing early intervention and healthcare to finding inclusive schools, recreation, and community support.
This episode of Dateline Health discusses the realm of Rheumatology and tips to stay healthy. Guests: Yesenia Santiago-Casas, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.R.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Louis Braille was just five years old when he lost his sight. He was a clever boy, determined to live like everyone else, and what he wanted more than anything was to be able to read. But even at the school for the blind in Paris, there were no books for him. And so he invented his own alphabet-a whole new system for writing that could be read by touch-a system so ingenious that it is still used by the blind community today. Award-winning writer Jen Bryant tells Braille's inspiring story with a lively and accessible text that's filled with the sounds, smells, and touch of Louis's world. Boris Kulikov's inspired paintings help viewers understand what Louis lost and what he was determined to gain back through books.
In this entertaining and information-packed program, children learn that it's okay to feel angry and that there are safe and appropriate ways to handle anger. Children learn that recognizing their angry feelings is the first step towards handling anger and that they can be in charge when they're able to "catch" their angry feelings. Simple strategies such as giving yourself a chance to cool off, walking away from an angry situation and physical activity are all things they can do to control their angry feelings and get rid of anger. Viewers are also shown that talking about their angry feelings to a friend or grown up you trust can help to make them feel better.
"W" is for water. Practice the sound for 'W' with Maestro Javier and join Amanda Lynn as she sings a song about the Not So Wild West. Can you find the small, round houses the Indians live in called wigwams?
"W" is for water. Practice the sound for 'W' with Maestro Javier and join Amanda Lynn as she sings a song about the Not So Wild West. Can you find the small, round houses the Indians live in called wigwams?
"W" is for water. Practice the sound for 'W' with Maestro Javier and join Amanda Lynn as she sings a song about the Not So Wild West. Can you find the small, round houses the Indians live in called wigwams?
Theme: One thing leads to another! A little boy offers a mouse a cookie and a chain reaction is set in motion illustrating how one thing leads to another. LeVar takes viewers behind the scenes at a bowling center to see how a bowling ball also starts a cycle of mechanical reactions. Then viewers are off to a factory where bowling balls are made. A domino expert shows how he designs chain reactions as he sets up a domino art event.
In this episode, we visit Papua New Guinea to check out the Lionfish, one of the diver's favorite critters to observe and photograph; spend the day in the life of an Abalone diver and learn about Abalone diving, a combination of diving and fishing, and investigate US Navy divers' work on a historic wreck that sunk in 1862 during America's Civil War: "The Monitor."
"It's the Write Time" is an informative and entertaining handwriting series for those students starting to learn to write in cursive. The series augments classroom learning by adding a second teacher, Miss Lohse. Through the magic of video and her animated sidekick, Bob, she utilizes the time-proven Zaner-Bloser handwriting method to introduce students to the world of cursive writing. "It's the Write Time" guides students as they begin their journey into the cursive alphabet.
Uppercase Q, T, F
Program 10 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters P, p and H, h.
Before playing hide and seek, Wapiti challenges Darwin and Newts to learn about how some creatures use camouflage to hide.
Pushing and pulling - we do it all the time! Forces get things moving in all different directions! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike looks at the forces that move things all around us, and the different ways that all this pushing and pulling changes motion and makes machines work. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and get ready to make your move with... "A Force, of Course"!
Our planet Earth is an amazing place! From large boulders to tiny grains of sand, our planet houses things of all different shapes and sizes. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike looks at both living and nonliving things on our Earth and where they can be found. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and get ready to rock.. . "As the World Turns"!
Students explore temperature in the customary and metric system. Spec ial emphasis is given to freezing, room, body, and boiling temperature s. (14:30 min.)
Students are introduced to various polygons. New terms: polygon, triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon and regular polygon.
Major concepts... patterning and algebra; specifically the notions of color and geometric codes. Pictorial and graphical modes are employed to create, describe and represent a variety of patterns and introduce an early sense of variables.
Guizhou Province is one of the most remote places in all of China. The children here must make a difficult journey to school every day. Nevertheless, the school is the only source of hope for the children who show us the true meaning of education.
This episode investigates the sensational creatures living in Australia's Barrier Reef. From super smell to incredible eyesight, not to mention amazing skin sensations, there are some spectacular senses in this Aussie ocean!
We'll meet the Felidae family and learn about cats...from the gentle and sophisticated breeds of domestic house kittens....to the famous big cats in the wild...and many other feline species in between.
Segments in this episode include: Super Croc; Mountain Bikes; Water Balloons.
Local students match wits as Pompano Beach High plays Western High in S. Fla's high school TV quiz show. Hosted by Lisa Lee.
This episode of Dateline Health discusses the realm of Rheumatology and tips to stay healthy. Guests: Yesenia Santiago-Casas, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.R.
Goa, lush and beautiful, with an 80-mile coastline. Highlights include: Basilica of Bom Jesus, housing the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier; a cashew farm and distillery; learn how explorer Vasco de Gama found his way around the Cape of Good Hope.
Peter Scognamillo is one great baker and he's just a kid! When Mary Ann invites him to stop by nella cucina to make cookies, Peter brings his recipe for Maddalena Raspberry Cookies; two buttery, crisp wafers filled with raspberry jam. Then it's Mary Ann's turn, and she shows Peter how to make Almond Crisps. Open up that cookie jar!
APPETIZER Oyster Stew Donald Barickman Magnolia's, Charleston SC ENTREE Grilled Tuna with Crawfish Pirlau and Watercress Essence Frank Stitt Highlands Bar & Grill, Birmingham AL DESSERT Pear Charlotte Pascal Demory Hotel Sofitel Minneapolis MN
Warm Tuna Salad by Aimo Moroni of Il Luogo de Aimo e Nadia in Milan, Italy. Glazed Turbot by Siegfried Pucher of Le Ciel Restaurant, ANA Grand Hotel in Vienna, Austria. Red Fruit Crumble by Philippe Chapon of Restaurant Guy Savoy in Paris, France.
Leslie explores this unique aquarium that is home to over 32,000 aquatic animals. We take a behind-the-scenes peek at the beluga whales daily training session, the bustling food preparation kitchen and the in-house veterinarian hospital.
A Matter of the Atom shows how atoms compose the matter that makes up our world. We learn that atoms have everything to do with everything. 05.24.11 be
Program 2 *1814 Washington DC is captures and burned by the British *1814 Star Spangled Banner is written *1815 Battle of New Orleans *1819 Washington Irving publishes "Rip van Winkle" *1821 Inauguration of the Santa Fe Trail *1825 Erie Canal is completed *1826 James Fenimore Cooper publishes "Last of the Mohicans"
In the third program, 1964 to 1979, computer programs become patentable, email becomes a reality and Bill Gates and Paul Allen found Microsoft, one of the Giants of the digital age.
Neil works with a team of scientists and marine mammal toxicologists on an expedition to prove the presence of deadly toxins inside Bermuda's mid migratory humpback whales. They collect biopsy samples from 50 ton humpbacks using an adapted compound bow. The team also deploy their aerial drone to observe a mother humpback and calf, and Choy has a dangerous encounter when he receives a report of a dead sperm whale being torn to shreds by hungry sharks.
Explore the center of our solar system...discover why a little ingenuity can help brighten the world around you...and learn something about chemicals that'll cause quite a reaction!
A young man with Down Syndrome completes a triathlon; a woman goes the distance on a motorcycle after not riding for decades; and a senior citizen covers nearly 99% of her body in tattoos. They're all Floridians who made the world record books. Hear about their talent, determination and drive to do something unique in this episode of Florida Crossroads.
Today, we're talking about children's mental health. Just like physical health, mental health is an essential part of a child's overall well-being, starting at birth. From managing stress and anxiety to building resilience and healthy relationships, supporting a child's emotional health helps them thrive at home, in school, and in life.
Broward Teen News- West Broward Edition- Stories include Claim Your Future, Gaby's Nails, Hawaii Fluid Art, Happi Farm, Neuro Transmitter 3000 Commercial, A Communities Cry, Calm In The Chaos, Brotherhood on the Biggest Stage, Duck Donuts, CPR Day, 6/11/26
Vaccinations are important for people and for pets! In this episode of Take Paws, we'll learn about the importance of having kittens vaccinated. We'll also find out how in-home pet services can make a happier, healthier, less-stressed pet and we'll check out what's wagging at the dog park with Doggiepalooza! SAM FRANK, DVM ERIC SIMON WES LOCKARD LISA MENDHEIM
Angelina Jolie has already lived a life that few could rival. She is the third actress in history to earn $20 million for a film, but winning accolades does not fuel her true mission in life. She is driven by a commitment to help those less fortunate, and this quest runs skin deep in this remarkable woman. Angelina became aware of worldwide humanitarian crises while filming "Tomb Raider" in poverty stricken Cambodia. Deeply affected by what she saw, Jolie then turned to the United Nations' High Commissioner for Refugees and became a Goodwill Ambassador for them in 2002. In 2005, she made her third visit to Pakistan to help victims of the Kashmir earthquake, and the devastation had a profound effect on Jolie and her partner Brad Pitt. Since that trip, Angelina and Brad have used their global profiles to generate support for causes that don't appear in the mainstream media. They set up the Jolie-Pitt Foundation and have cleverly used the public's interest in their lives to help their causes, but the real challenge for the two is finding a balance between their careers and their family of three adopted and three natural children.
Four-time Academy Award-nominated Lancaster was acknowledged as one of the greatest stars in Hollywood, starring in films like The Birdman of Alcatraz, From Here to Eternity, The Sweet Smell of Success, and Atlantic City. Interviewees include directors Sydney Pollack, Ted Post, and Delbert Mann, actors Rhonda Fleming, Virginia Mayo, Terry Moore, Peter Reigert, Earl Holliman, and more.
Retrospective profiles of: Jet Li, Dwayne Johnson, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Lucy Liu, Wesley Snipes.
Legends of fashion in this episode include: KARL LAGERFELD - Widely recognized as one of the most influential names in the fashion industry. BALMAIN - The house of Balmain was established by one of the most elegant and sophisticated men around, Pierre Balmain, in 1945. SONIA RYKIEL - Dubbed the Queen of Knitwear, legendary French designer Sonia Rykiel has become a household name, epitomizing Parisian style. PUCCI - For its legendary use of geometric patterns and vibrant colors, the Italian house of Pucci has become known and loved all across the globe. KENNETH COLE - American designer Cole began his fashion house, Kenneth Cole Productions in 1982, selling a ridiculous forty thousand pairs of shoes in just two days!
Flying at the speed of sound doesn't seem like the type of thing that was possible in the 1960's, but that was when traditional rivals Britain and France collaborated to build the world's first Concorde, a jet that could traverse the Atlantic in just 3 hours, at twice he speed of sound, around about 1400 miles and hour. The all-metal Trident jet was a popular choice for airlines but couldn't compete with the glamour and allure of the Concorde. However, its inception wasn't without its complications. Britain and France squabble over many aspect of its design, including the spelling of the name, eventually adoption the "e" on the end as a tribute to "Excellence and England."
This episode of Dateline Health discusses the realm of Rheumatology and tips to stay healthy. Guests: Yesenia Santiago-Casas, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.R.