Chris delights in appraising a 1922 Pierce-Arrow and a 1936 Dirt Track Sprint Car; Tom puts a big number on a rare 1957 Chrysler 300C; Ben offers an agreeable number on a 1947 Ford Woodie Wagon.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
The National Gallery of Art possesses one of the largest collections of European art in the United States, with extensive holdings in Italian Renaissance, Dutch, British, and French impressionist art. Narrated by National Gallery of Art director Earl A. Powell III, this film offers a brief art-historical overview and an introduction to the Gallery's treasure of European art-- paintings, sculpture, and works on paper-- from the twelfth to the twentieth century.
Chuck Leavell visits Oregon, where people are embracing new ways of engaging with the woods. In Portland, they are building skyscrapers from timber; in Bend, they are fighting fire with fire; in the Siuslaw National Forest, they are bringing back the salmon.
David Ocean is a serial con artist who has played many catch me if you can' roles, from lothario to surgeon, leaving a trail of heartache and destruction in his wake. Ocean's life of crime began with bigamy when he married two women (both called Linda) at the same time. He later faked his own disappearance at sea, pretended to sell non-existent fishing licenses, scammed investors for a fake canoe business and has 'sold' three different yachts that he stole or that never existed. His latest exploits have involved posing as a fake doctor, in order to sell Botox injections and designer vagina' surgery to now horrified victims
The crimes chronicled in this episode include: ROMAN POLANSKI: Famed and acclaimed film director Roman Polanski has endured his share of controversy and turmoil over the years, with the murder of his wife and unborn baby, and then having to flee to France to escape sex offence charges. SREBRENICA MASSACRE: The Srebrenica Massacre of 1995, when Serbian Paramilitary forces killed thousands of innocent Bosnian Muslim men and boys, has been declared the worst European atrocity since World War II. RONNIE BIGGS: Involved in the Great Train Robbery of 1963, Ronnie Biggs escaped from jail - fleeing from country to country as a fugitive. Upon his return to England, he was captured and returned to jail, released due to ill health in 2009, and died in 2013. COLIN STAGG: British Police desperate to solve the murder of Rachel Nickells in 1993 set a "honeytrap" for suspect Colin Stagg. His innocence was later confirmed through DNA testing. RUSSELL CROWE: Hollywood actor Russell Crowe lost his temper in 2005 and threw a telephone at a New York hotel concierge; he pleaded guilty to assault charges.
Ketler was born and raised in Haiti. He started learning how to play music when he was ten years old at his father's music academy. His first performance was at his elementary school and since then his passion for music has been dramatically developed. Guests: Ketler Macome
An inspiration for famous authors, poets and painters, Lu Mountain, the "emerald mountain," has evoked many images of utopia. Its surroundings have been revered and admired by people from all over the world, and has become a melting pot of cultures that has inspired tremendous works of art.
Since the first Portuguese sailors set foot on Macau, it has been a sparkling gem in the South China Sea; it stands today as rich in history as ever, one of the most innovative and diverse cities in southeast Asia.
This episode of Dateline Health is about epilepsy and the efforts being made to raise awareness. Guests: Amyah Saunders
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 M features wildlife footage of the MONGOOSE. It provides a list of other words beginning with M (monkey, mother, map, monster) and invites children to add their own. This episode on the letter N features wildlife footage of the NYALA. It provides a list of other words beginning with N (nest, newt, nose, neck), and invites children to add their own.
Cassie and her friends launch a fundraiser selling popcorn balls. By using data, they set a price and effectively market their product.
Darwin records a butterfly's life cycle when he discovers a caterpillar on one of his plants. Newts figures out how to paint a butterfly with symmetrically-patterned wings.
Join Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier in this learning journey about the letter "C." You may even hear the tale of a cat who took his cookies in the car to the city.
Join Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier in this learning journey about the letter "C." You may even hear the tale of a cat who took his cookies in the car to the city.
Join Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier in this learning journey about the letter "C." You may even hear the tale of a cat who took his cookies in the car to the city.
Theme: Math is such an integral part of our lives that we often don't realize we are using it. This episode, based on the book Math Curse, is a zany and hilarious look at how most everything in our lives is math related. LeVar tracks down, scouts out, and sneaks up on math in action. He finds out firsthand that a factory, shipping company or artist can't run without it.
Two male leopards and three lions have to swap enclosures - a dangerous exercise.
"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.
Lowercase j, p
Program 2 Students begin to practice writing their first upper and lowercase manuscript letters: L, l and I, i.
This program features scenarios that provide ideas to help students learn about conflict and model the skills involved in identifying and resolving conflicts peacefully. The program encourages students to think of different ways to solve their problems and differences with others without using violence.
All the living things in the world need energy to survive, and so do you! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike looks at how living things get their energy, and how different kinds of energy move through systems. Grab a sandwich, a drink, and get ready to be energized! Join us on this installment of Science and Me and prepare yourself for... "Energy Encounters"!
Things are moving all around us all the time! We?re always on the move, too. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the different ways people move from one place to another, and some of the ways that different things move at different speeds. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and put on your running shoes as we get... "Moving Right Along"!
Students learn about the seven units and prefixes used in the metric s ystem as well as a song to help them remember. (millimeter, centimeter , decimeter, meter, dekameter, hectometer, and kilometer.) (14:58 min. )
Students are introduced to the map of MathTown, USA. New terms: endpoint, quadrant, intersecting lines and parallel lines.
Major concepts... non-standard measurement units and estimates. It reinforces the notion that reliable measurement units can be derived from representational objects in the everyday world (apart from the human body, which is covered in Rule of Thumb). Visual proportionality is introduced, and children learn they can calculate measurement even without rulers, tape measures, etc.
We meet a 22-year-old school principal named Marisa, and a 12-year-old drummer boy named Shamar in Belize, and learn about what it means to be a Garifuna.
The Junior Rangers, with Ranger Rocky, journey through the rainforest to return a crab-eating macaque to the wild. They also help a baby otter find its home, but hungry crocodiles lurk nearby! With teamwork, courage, and quick thinking, the Rangers protect their animal friends and guide them safely back where they belong.
See what it's like to have a college class that takes place "in" the ocean. Meet the ocean engineering professor who asks students to collect data on hydrodynamic drag while surfing for science.
See what it's like to have a college class that takes place "in" the ocean. Meet the ocean engineering professor who asks students to collect data on hydrodynamic drag while surfing for science.
Get close, but not too close, to tornadoes....marvel at the power of wind energy...and learn what goes on inside a battery!
APPETIZER Dungeness Crab Roll with Carrot Salad and Vegetable Essence Philippe Boulot The Heathman Hotel, Portland OR ENTREE Seared Squab with Rice Anne Kearney Peristyle New Orleans LA DESSERT Almond Tuile with Passion Fruit Custard and Caramelized Banana Michael Maddox Le Titide Paris Arlington Heights IL
In this video, Dr H shows you how make Bistec a Caballo or Columbian Style Steak (steak on horseback). See how to make this mouth watering steak dressed in ingredients such as onions, green peppers and tomatoes! Also, Dr. H tells the benefits of including healthy protein in your diet.
Watching Lidia prepare her special dish of chicken with sausage, turning golden brown as the bite size pieces caramelize and nestle together in a hot skillet is a sensual experience. Even on television, you can smell the aroma of garlic, olive oil, vinegar, and honey wafting through her kitchen. Lidia's second dish, country-style spring chicken with olives and potatoes, is perfect as a follow-up.
Good friend an attorney Ciro Poppiti visits Mary Ann nella cucina, with an ample supply of freshly made ricotta. They proceed to make a stupendous pastry-encased, Ricotta and Mozzarella cheese-stuffed masterpiece; Pizza Carnevale. Then Mary Ann takes up the baton and creates a light-as-a-cloud, orange-flavored Ricotta Cheesecake. Did somebody say "cheese?" Please.
In this program Dr. Murphy utilizes human geography's leading experts to define the scope and importance of the subject. Then he introduces the key concepts and tools that human geography uses to understand the human landscape.
Brendan learns how the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory is trying to improve the efficiency of wood- and coal-burning cooking stoves.
1790 - Samuel Slater, Father of the American Industrial Revolution 1794 - Eli Whitney Patents the Cotton Gin 1807 - Robert Fulton Awakens the World to the Steamboat 1808 - John Jacob Astor Founds the American Fur Company 1823 - Chinese Entrepreneur Hung Tai Introduces Sugar Mills to Hawaii 1825 - Erie Canal is Completed
Energy Works focuses on energy as the ability to do work. We learn how energy is the driving force behind everything that happens in the universe!
In the second program, 1952 to 1964, computer-programming languages take a leap forward and semiconductors replace tubes as the main switching component in computers.
Host Martin Hale confirms what John Muir once said about California's San Gabriel Mountains, "they are the most up and down range he ever traveled." Part of Southern California's transverse range, these mountains sit astride some of the most populous areas in the world. They are an inescapable presence here, situated east and north of Los Angeles. They rise up very steep and the tallest peak is Mount San Antonio, locally known as Mount Baldy, because of the scarcity of trees. However, as we happily discover, this rugged range has almost indescribable beauty, with more waterfalls than any other region in Southern California; also, it is home to many beautiful chaparral and mountain wildflowers.
COLOMBIA'S FORESTS - A private reserve network helping preserve Colombia's forests. CAMBODIA - JUNGLE - We take a look at Cambodia's uniquely preserved pristine forests. CHINA ECO TOILETS - We take a look at a 'saving water toilet' exhibition in Beijing. BELGIUM ECO TOILET - This eco-friendly toilet could save thousands of liters of water annually. UK ECO TOILET - We look at a new way to flush our toilets, just add air. WATER WEEK - We look at raising awareness of the need to save more water in the workplace.
This episode looks at the wondrous world of literature through the works of Shakespeare, Marlowe and Kyd. William Shakespeare ranks as the most popular author in the English language. His influence on English drama and poetry continued to grow after his death and he has never been surpassed as the most read poet/playwright of modern English. Christopher Marlowe was an English dramatist, poet and translator of the Elizabethan era. Thomas Kyd was an English dramatist, author of "The Spanish Tragedy," and one of the most important figures in the development of Elizabethan drama.
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
Not all veterinarians are the same. Some specialize in specific areas, like cardiology. In this episode of Take Paws, you'll get to meet a one of those specialists. You'll also get some great tips on exercising your pet and learn about pet fostering from a real expert. Guests: Nick Schroeder, D.V.M. Christine Geschwill Diana Schoelzel Lisa Mendheim
This program traces Church's career from early studies in the Hudson River valley with the eminent painter Thomas Cole through the years when Church's heroic depictions of the natural wonders of the Americas made him the nation's most celebrated landscape painter. Footage of the Catskills and of Church's final work of art-- Olana, his splendid house overlooking the Hudson River in upstate New York-- is included.
Local students match wits as Cooper City High plays Pompano Beach High on 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
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
Barbra Streisand began singing as a teenager to support her family, but it was thanks to the runaway success of her first film, "Funny Girl," that she was able to imagine the duel life of an actress and performer. Over the years she has recorded over 30 studio albums, performed in musicals and dramatic movies, such as "The Mirror Has Two Faces" and "The Prince of Tides," and put on concert tours all over the world. She married actor James Brolin and despite battling stage-fright she resumed touring in 2006, in the name of her many charities, and also to "give something back" to her loyal fans.
Ketler was born and raised in Haiti. He started learning how to play music when he was ten years old at his father's music academy. His first performance was at his elementary school and since then his passion for music has been dramatically developed. Guests: Ketler Macome
Big names of understated fashion in this episode include: SOPHIA KOKOSALAKI - The Greek designer's understated and elegant creations were discovered by UK Vogue magazine. KRIS VAN ASSCHE - Beginning his career with Yves Saint Laurent, Van Assche has since started his own label, and has become known for tailored, formal clothing, mostly for men, such as trilby coats, top hats and three-quarter length coats. FRANCISCO COSTA - Costa has become the understated designer behind the Calvin Klein label, while staying true to the classic, simplistic style of the original look. BIBA - The understated label Biba has been reborn as an icon in the world of fashion. The label is known for offering micro-minis, sheer blouses, and smocks at bargain basement prices. JONATHAN SAUNDERS - One of the UK's stars of the fashion industry, and well-known for his passion for prints and textiles.
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 is about epilepsy and the efforts being made to raise awareness. Guests: Amyah Saunders