Tom appraises a 1976 Mercedes 450 SL; Ben a 1964 Pontiac GTO 389 and 1969 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 350; Chris appraises a 1964 Chevy C10 truck and a 1975 Oldsmobile Delta Royale Convertible.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
-1720 - Father Antonio Margil de Jesus Helps Found San Antonio, Texas -1740 - Governor Manuel de Montiano Defends St. Augustine Against English Attack -1769 - Junipero Serra Founds a Mission in San Diego -1779 - Bernardo de Galvez Leads Spanish Forces Against Britain In America's Fight For Freedom -1810 - Spain's North American Colonists Begin Forging an American Hispanic Identity
-1848 - The Treaty Guadalupe Hidalgo Cedes Mexican Southwest to the United States -1853 - Joaquin Murieta Becomes the Inspiration for the Cisco Kid and Zorro -1855 - Francisco Ramirez Founds the First Spanish Language Newspaper in Los Angeles -1862 - Indian Fighter Rafael Chacon and Kit Carson Defeat the Navajo -1863 - Hispanics Distinguish Themselves in the American Civil War -1866 - David Farragut Becomes the First Admiral in the U.S. Navy -1866 - Mexican Vaqueros Begin the American Cowboy Tradition
David Carroll is one of New Zealand?s most prolific offenders of all time. He has more than 130 convictions and so far has been in and out of prison 41 times. He started in his teens by stealing more than 30, 000 from his grandmother. Carroll played roles like pretending to be the chef for the UK band Cold Play and he told people he worked for US film star Stephanie Powers.
The crimes chronicled in this episode include: THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY: August 9, 1963, saw the scene of a crime that captivated a nation - an operation to steal millions of pounds in used, unmarked bills. BRIGHTON BOMBERS: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was very nearly assassinated when a powerful bomb set off by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ripped through the Brighton Hotel. CHRISTIAN SLATER: Actor Christian Slater has appeared in court on a variety of criminal charges over two decades. TIANANMEN SQUARE: Hundreds of protesters were slaughtered in Tiananmen Square as protestors marched for their right to voice opinions and desire for democracy. AL CAPONE: Al Capone's crime syndicate in the 1920's profited from the lucrative sale of illegal alcohol. Named as Public Enemy #1, Capone was also the mastermind behind the Valentine's Day Massacre.
LaVie discovered her love for music at a young age. She recalls, "My sister Sandrine and I use to watch Whitney Houston videos on VHS and sing into my mother's hair brushes." In 2009, LaVie released her first album titled "Life Music," filled with Inspirational/Soul music. Guests: LaVie
Over 4,000 years ago, a man called Yu stood tall above his peers; in leading the nation he divided China into nine kingdoms. In this episode we unlock the secrets of the Nine Kingdoms.
In the remote, ancient villages of southern Anhui Province in southeast China, the famous Huizhou Merchants emerged, altering and reshaping the face of China's trade and commerce.
This episode of Dateline Health discusses the various services of the Humane Society of Broward County. Guests: Katie Tutt, M.S. Sue Marie Kurteski
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.
This episode on the letter G features wildlife footage of GIRAFFES. It provides a list of other words beginning with G (goose, gorilla, gerbil, grape) and invites children to add their own. This episode on the letter H features wildlife footage of the HIPPOPOTAMUS. It provides a list of other words beginning with H (hamster, house, head, human) and invites children to add their own.
Cassie meets Mr. Johnson, an ordinary looking man. His life has been anything but ordinary as Cassie learns that Mr. Johnson is a heroic man with an illustrious past. He becomes a perfect subject for her group's project on oral histories.
When Heni and Darwin discover blue ducks nesting by the stream, Newts invents a periscope to let them get a closer look.
From animals to apples, learn about things that start with the letter "A" with lessons from Maestro Javier and Miss Cathy. Sing along to a catchy tune from our friend, Seymour Trax.
From animals to apples, learn about things that start with the letter "A" with lessons from Maestro Javier and Miss Cathy. Sing along to a catchy tune from our friend, Seymour Trax.
From animals to apples, learn about things that start with the letter "A" with lessons from Maestro Javier and Miss Cathy. Sing along to a catchy tune from our friend, Seymour Trax.
LeVar takes students on a 'tale-spinning' ride, when he climbs aboard the Great American Scream Machine, a New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure Amusement Park and explores the humorous adventures of Archibald Frisby, written by Michael Chesworth and narrated by Arnold Stang. LeVar takes a scientific approach to winning park games, and shows that with the right questions and a little experimentation, an easy solution is always close at hand.
One of the baby baboons wakes up with Marlice, Rudie and Zacheo - in their bed! Here he gets his first bottle of the day. Marlice and Jo take him and the other babies for their daily walk. During the walk they get exercise, climb trees, play with each other and forage for food - just like they would in the wild.
Review Uppercase Letters
Four Basic Strokes
Program 14 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters X, x; K, k and Z, z.
You're stupid! You're a baby! As we all know, name-calling is one of many inappropriate ways that children express themselves when they're feeling angry or frustrated. To the child on the receiving end of name-calling it can be a painful experience. This program focuses on the reasons for name-calling and how it affects others. Viewers also learn how to be more assertive so they can stop others from calling them names. Children who don't have an available repertoire of social and coping skills can easily turn to violence, anger or self-harm when they face an upsetting or vulnerable situation. Conversely, when we help kids learn and develop positive social and coping skills, we provide them with alternatives that can help turn problem situations into positive outcomes.
Living things depend on one another to stay alive. Look at you! People depend on plants and other living things for food, clothing, shelter, and all sorts of things we need. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike looks at the ways living things need and help one another! Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and get ready to explore..Wild Worlds!
Have you tried to figure out how something works or why something happens? That's what scientists do! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike investigates the kinds of things scientists do to learn about our world. Time to make some close observations. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and improve your... Science Sense!
Students learn to measure using the units smaller than an inch. Measu rements include 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, and 1/2 increments of the inch. (14:26 min.)
Point sysmmetry and line symmetry is introduced. New terms: point sym- metry and line symmetry.
Major concepts... rotational symmetry. The ways in which rotational symmetry occurs in nature, art and everyday shapes (e.g., hubcaps, Ferris wheels) is featured. These concrete examples are used to illustrate the ways in which lines of symmetry and positional relationships are determined.
In the highest mountain of New Zealand also known as "Cloud Piercer," lies a vast but simple farm village. We learn how to preserve primal nature, and meet young shepherd boys who dream of owning large meadows.
We're going to set sail to the land of the Norseman and explore Oslo on this episode of Travel Thru History and cross the Atlantic like legendary Viking explorers charting a course to a land of impossible beauty, intrigue and tall tales. First, we'll set sail with the ancient Viking ships unearthed from their burial grounds at the Viking Ship Museum. We'll learn how the ancient Norseman, known as the Vikings, used their expert shipbuilding skills to construct vessels that crossed the Atlantic in search of new lands. Next, we defend the castle at Akershus (ack er shuss) and visit the fortress constructed to guard the Oslo fjords against attacks from any invading hordes. You'll wander the very same great halls King Christian IV roamed thousands of years ago. At the Fram museum you'll learn about the famous ship who's hull crushed an ice trail to both the North and the South Poles. Hear the history behind the amazing polar race where the winner goes on to infamy and the loser doesn't come home. Finally we'll brave the open waters of the Pacific with Thor Heyerdahl at the Kon-tiki museum.
Have you ever wondered what it takes for a gigantic cruise ship to move and maneuver effortlessly across the ocean? Visit the captain on the bridge, learn about the powerful engines, and hear how meals are organized for thousands of people onboard a floating city? in the middle of the ocean.
Have you ever wondered what it takes for a gigantic cruise ship to move and maneuver effortlessly across the ocean? Visit the captain on the bridge, learn about the powerful engines, and hear how meals are organized for thousands of people onboard a floating city? in the middle of the ocean.
The planet's surface is being reorganized and reshaped at a scale never before seen. The cause of this change is human activity itself. Not only is the physical landscape changing but so too is the human landscape. PEOPLE, RESOURCES, ENERGY, CAPITAL and INFORMATION are moving from place to place at an ever accelerating rate. In this final program, Dr. Murphy shows us how seeing the world spatially is a key to making sense of what lies ahead.
Explore desert biomes, and the amazing animals that live in them... learn about forest fires and forest regrowth...and turn up the heat even more, with tubes full of lava!
In this video, Dr H shows you how to cook pepper pot soup. Whether you want to know how to make Jamaican pepper pot soup, Trinidad and Tobago pepper pot soup or just Caribbean pepper pot soup, this is the video for you! She also reveals the pepper pot soup recipe and the healthy ingredients that are high in fiber.
Sian Richards journeys aboard the luxurious Palace on Wheels' train. Highlights include: Fort Jaisalmar; the Sam Sand Dunes; the Osian camel camp; Jaipur, the Blue City; Mehrangarh Fort; Shar village; Dhurri rug weaving and pottery making.
Mary Ann returns to Azienda di Majo in Italy where vintner Alessio di Majo gives her quick tour of his farm's thousand acre field that's filled with tens of thousands of asparagus spears ready for harvest. They take what they need and go nella cucina del'Azienda to create three taste-tempting frittatas; Onion and Sweet Pepper, Asparagus, and Potato Frittata. Just as Alessio finishes, his father, Luigi arrives to prepare his famous Spaghetti Omelet Without Eggs.
APPERTIZER Crab Chowder with Roasted Red Pepper Hans Hickel Oystercatchers Tampa FL ENTREE Poached Chicken Breast Victor Gielisse CFT/Zale-Lipshey Hospital Dallas TX DESERRT Banana Fritters with Mango Creme Anglaise Rene Bajeux The Grill Room, The Windsor Court Hotel New Orleans LA
Caribbean Lobster Spring Rolls by David Kendrick of Kendrick's in St. Croix, USVI. Figlmuller Schnitzel with Four Potato Salads by Harald Fargel of Figlmuller in Vienna, Austria. Lucume Mousse by Paula Hurtado of Aqui Esta Coco in Santiago, Chile.
1998 - Pleasant Rowland Sells the American Girl Company 2001 - Steve Jobs Debuts the iPod 2003 - Jewish American Mark Zuckerberg Launches Facebook 2004 - Google Redefines the Internet
That's Life shows how cells make up everything we are. We learn about how the many different processes of life are made possible by cells!
In the sixth program, 2003 to 2013, social media takes center stage in people's lives; deep learning becomes a reality and the new digital economy disrupts existing industries, such as hospitality, news and transportation.
Thousands of people drive through the East Mojave Desert every day on their way to or from Las Vegas, Nevada. As they go down the highway from Baker, California, many are unaware they are passing through one of the great natural treasures of California. As host Martin Hale explains, "prepare yourself for jaw-dropping scenery"; this vast preserve and surrounding area is the most magnificent desert in the state. It has its own unique flora and sights and once you've seen it you'll never forget it. On one hand are volcanic cones and lava flows, while on the other are the Kelso dunes, and, of course, eye-popping wildflowers are featured along with majestic vistas and a Joshua tree forest.
UK BIO-FUELS- PART 1 - We take a look at using vegetable oil and exotic plants as an alternative fuel. UK BIO-FUELS- PART 2 - The refinery for such fuel can fit on the back of a large truck. UK MOTOR SHOW - BIO-FUELS ON AGENDA - We see a strong trend towards environmental conservation in fuels, manufacturing and technology. BIO-FUELS AT UK MOTOR SHOW - We take a look at bio-fuels at the UK Motor show. CANADA BIO- FUEL - How a company in Canada is converting wood chips into bio-oil. GERMANY BIO VILLAGE - Juehnde is Germany's first bio-village; it's been weaned off oil and fossil-based energy technology, and onto a new energy source. BIO-ENERGY - Former UK Minister for Climate Change, Ian Pearson, encourages people to reduce global emissions and increase bio-energy instead.
This episode explores man's capability to build architectural treasures on a grand scale, specifically, the Colosseum, a Roman masterpiece started by the Emperor Vespasian and completed in 80 A.D. Due to knowledge passed on by their Etruscan neighbors and forefathers, the Romans were provided with the techniques and skills for future architectural solutions, such as hydraulics and the development of arches. The Colosseum was used as a center for dramatic entertainment and "sport" for nearly 500 years; it also served as housing in the early medieval ages.
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
Guest: David "Gangrel" Heath
Keep your pet healthy! In this episode of Take Paws, we'll learn about the importance of having lab work done for your pet. We'll check out a training class for the youngest of our canine pals and we'll hang out with a photographer who gets that picture-perfect pet shot every time! Guests: MONICA SASTOQUE, LISA MENDHEIM, HOLLY BLAKNEY, CPDT-KA, CHRISTINE GESCHWILL
Arriving in New York in 1904, George Bellows depicted America on the move. In a twenty-year career cut short by his untimely death at age forty-two, he painted the rapidly growing city of New York.
This compilation from the "Artists at Work" series includes three individual films: Teresita Fernandez's "Stacked Landscapes," Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons's "When We Gather," and Mario Garcia Torres's "Today (News from Kabul)"
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
On today's program, we're exploring how collaboration among parents, educators, law enforcement, and community organizations focused on prevention, and positive relationships keeps students safe--in school and throughout our community. We'll talk about practical strategies, innovative programs, and the role each of us plays in helping young people feel connected, protected, and empowered to succeed. Guests: Dr. Shirley Plantin Emilia Vilaire-Monchery Major Renea Peterson
The adventures of that certain boy wizard, Harry Potter, were enough to propel J.K. Rowling into millionaire status, but by 2007 the story that began it all came to an end. Rowling said goodbye to the series with the launch of the seventh book in the series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." The idea for the series was born on a long train journey, and by the time the author disembarked she couldn't wait to start writing. Seventeen years, seven books and six movies later, the final installment was split into two movies due to the large content of the novel, and although the author says she'll be sad to let go of Harry, she admits it's time to move on.
LaVie discovered her love for music at a young age. She recalls, "My sister Sandrine and I use to watch Whitney Houston videos on VHS and sing into my mother's hair brushes." In 2009, LaVie released her first album titled "Life Music," filled with Inspirational/Soul music. Guests: LaVie
Feminine names of fashion in this episode include: LUCA LUCA - Design house Luca Luca has become synonymous with women's fashion that is unmistakably feminine. COLLETTE DINNIGAN - Australian designer Dinnigan is well known for her use of lace and embroidery in her ultra feminine creations. ALICE TEMPERLE - As the founder of Temperley London, Alice Temperley has become a renowned designer, known for her feminine and eye-catching creations. NICOLE MILLER - American Nicole Miller's designs are both simple and elegant, and she believes that women aged 28 - 48 should be able to wear her clothes on a day-to-day basis, rather than waiting for a red carpet occasion. MARC BOUWER - Gaining a reputation for creating feminine gowns for the red carpet that set fashion critic's tongues wagging is American couturier, Marc Bouwer.
When families face rising housing costs, financial hardship, or limited access to affordable options, the effects can be far-reaching. Children may experience stress, disruptions at school, and uncertainty, which can affect their ability to learn and grow. Today, we're joined by a panel of community partners and experts who are working to address housing challenges and provide real solutions for Broward families. We'll explore available resources, how to access support, and what we can do together to ensure every child has a safe place to call home. Guests: Luis Nicola Aguilar Sandra Veszi Einhorn Serge Benjamin Rebecca McGuire
This episode of Dateline Health discusses the various services of the Humane Society of Broward County. Guests: Katie Tutt, M.S. Sue Marie Kurteski