Ben appraises a 1950 Mercury Coupe Resto-Mod; Chris a 1941 Cadillac Series Sixty Special; Tom a 1960 Imperial Limousine; then the guys have different ideas about a 1956 Corvette.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Filmed on location in Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands, this film explores Gauguin's obsessive search for an alternative to his own culture, culminating with his artistic achievements in the South Pacific. To a great extent, the story is told in Gauguin's words, revealing his personal philosophy of art and of life.
Posing as a highly successful Scottish bond dealer and claiming to be the son of a Lord, Brown swindled around 36 million out of his victims. As his trail of deceit began to unravel, he jumped bail and fled to the Dominican Republic, sparking an international manhunt for his arrest. He was extradited back to the UK in 2012 and later sentenced to seven years in prison.
The crimes chronicled in this episode include: THE YORKSHIRE RIPPER: England 1975 - 1980, 13 women (mainly prostitutes) were murdered by Peter Sutcliffe, dubbed the "Yorkshire Ripper." GEORGE HARRISON ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT: New Year's Eve, 1999, saw Beatles' legend George Harrison narrowly miss assassination in his home by Michael Abram. HEAVEN'S GATE: 38 members of the "Heaven's Gate" cult were found dead as a result of group suicide led by Marshall Applewhite. GEORGE BEST: Follows the alcohol-fuelled binges George Best embarked upon during and after his successful football career, resulting in his imprisonment and eventual death. FATTY ARBUCKLE: The darling of silent movies, Fatty Arbuckle was falsely charged with the murder of an aspiring actress in the early 1920's. THE SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE: The brutal reality of South Africa's apartheid regime in the 60's was exposed when 69 unarmed black protesters were slaughtered by white South African police. GANGSTER'S PANTHEON: Venezuelan citizens from all walks of life are obsessed with, and pay homage to the Gangster's Pantheon, a group of dead criminals.
Merline Labissiere is a Miami- based conceptual artist and a Project Runway Season 14 contestant. Merline got the opportunity to design a winning look that was manufactured and sold nationwide. Guests: Merline LaBissiere
The ancient Chinese character, "Chuan," literally means "a river running through the valley." In the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, three rivers originate. In this episode we set out to reveal the secrets behind the mystery of the three rivers.
We cruise down the Wuyi Mountain rivers, a source of inspiration for countless Chinese scholars, artists, poets and authors. to embark upon the Boat Songs of the Nine-Bend Stream.
This episode of Dateline Health is about the type of living options that can be pursued later in life. Guests: Stephanie Zeverino
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 Y features wildlife footage of YAKS. It provides a list of other words beginning with Y (yellow, yam, yawn, yesterday) and invites children to add their own. This episode on the letter Z features wildlife footage of ZEBRAS. It provides a list of other words in which the letter Z either begins the word or is included in it (zoo, zipper, buzz, dizzy).
Cassie learns to use precise modifiers to describe details and interesting verbs to depict action. Tips for making a journal lively and useful are shown.
Darwin and Newts find an old log full of various insects that has fallen across a forest path. They decide to build a bridge over the log in order to protect their new friends.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
In the featured book, a little boy has some pretty funny ideas about the life he'll lead when he moves "Out West." LeVar Burton explores these myths with the help of a scientist in Arizona and her friendly Gila monster, a foot-long lizard.
Marlice and Rudie take a cheetah with a serious tooth condition to the vet and after the good rains that they have had it is time to do an aerial game count.
Uppercase C, E, N, M
Uppercase H, K, U, ?, !
Program 8 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters Q, q and U, u.
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.
People use all different kinds of tools to investigate our world. It's important for us to work together and share information about what we learn! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike shows us ways that people gather scientific information and look for patterns in nature. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and bring along your... Tech Tools!
Solids, and liquids, and gases! Oh, my! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us figure out what's what in the world of matter. Our host guides us as we learn about the many ways that matter makes up our world as solids, liquids, and gases. We'll also see how matter goes through changes everyday - right before our eyes! Join us on this installment of Science and Me and find out for yourself... "What's the Matter?"
Customary units of length including the inch, foot, yard, and miles ar e discussed while incorporating real world applications. (14:25 min.)
The six types of triangles are introduced and examined. New terms: equilateral, isosceles triangle, scalene triangle, right triangle, acute triangle and obtuse triangle.
Major concepts... understanding large numbers: their names and the enormity of their magnitudes. The concept of doubling is introduced using paper-folding to illuminate that once a very small quantity (like the thickness of a piece of paper) starts growing, it grows faster and faster, reaching magnitudes that are fantastical.
Madagascar is an island nation with primitive beauty. There are children here who play in a quarry where their parents work. This is the story of one of those children who dreams of going to school.
The Junior Rangers set out to reunite a lost Malayan tapir with its mother but face a Malayan tiger in the rainforest! Later, Leo finds a dawn bat in his garden, and the Rangers journey after sundown to help it safely back to its cave. With teamwork and courage, every animal finds its way home!
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.
Take a bite out of something sweet...explore our place in the vast cosmos...and learn how to really escape quicksand!
APPETIZER Sweetbreads with Balsamic Mustard Demi-glace and Roasted Shallots John Pence Westmoreland Bistro Portland OR ENTREE Pan-fried Soft-shell Crabs with Lobster Slaw and Yellow Tomato Vinaigrette Roger Kaplan City Grill, Atlanta DESSERT Mojo Sabayon with Brazilnut-Phyllo Basket and Strawberry Guava-Hot Pepper Coulis Marty Blitz Mise en Place, Tampa
In this video, Dr H shows how to make Trinidad style pholourie, spinach fritters and codfish fritters that are healthy yet absolutely delicious and mouth watering!
Lidia Matticchio Bastianich orchestrates a dramatic pair of aromatic herb-seasoned whole veal shanks. This is one of those long, slow cooked dishes that you don't have to stand over to make, but rather visit as flavors and aromas of lamb, Barolo wine, tomatoes and onions, porcini mushrooms, bacon, oranges and cloves, all merge in perfect harmony. Lidia plays Toscanini of the cuccina.
Mary Ann travels north of Cortona, Italy to visit American cookbook author and food columnist Nancy Harmon Jenkins. Working in Nancy?s cozy kitchen in her restored country farmhouse, Mary Ann and she create Pane Toscano (Tuscan Bread) then fry up some crunchy crostini, for three terrific toppings: Tomato/Basil/Garlic, Chicken Liver and Sage, and Tuna Fish and Caper treat. Buon appetito!
In the 21st century, more than half of humanity lives in urban areas. We are becoming a world of cities - many of them global cities. Where are cities located, how are they organized, and what are they like is the topic of this program. Dr. Murphy shows us how making sense of this great diversity in urban landscapes is one of human geography's major jobs.
Many marine animals are harmed or critically injured by our trash in the oceans. But Jalena found one place that's on a mission to save these creatures. The Marine Mammal Center in Northern California rescues seals, sea lions, porpoises and other injured or sick mammals and thanks to the dedication of hundreds of volunteers, they are healed, cured, rehabbed and returned to their native habitat--and some of the volunteers are concerned teens.
1926 - Goddard Initiates the Space Age 1927 - Juan Trippe's Pan Am Takes U.S. Aviation International 1938 - Chester Floyd Carlson Invents the Photocopy Machine 1947 - David Sarnoff, Father of American T.V. 1952 - Bill Daniels Pioneers Cable Television 1955 - The McDonald Brothers and Ray Kroc
Living Environments shows how environments have biotic and abiotic interactions. We learn that living things have many needs that must be met!
In the first program, 1936 to 1951, Alan Turing lays the groundwork for the creation of the modern computer and John Von Neumann creates the working architecture of all computers going forward. However, the technological breakthrough that changed everything was the invention of the transistor in 1947. This program also explores how the building of large mainframe computers helped develop the hydrogen bomb, how the commercial aspect of computers could be exploited, and how, from the beginning, computers opened up the possibility of artificial intelligence.
Host Martin Hale continues our Sonoran Desert journey through the Anza-Borrego Desert, one of the most spectacular desert wildflower regions in the world. Here we are taken to Jojoba Wash, Canyon Sin Nombre, Alta Bisegna Wash and Split Mountain; in each sight we discover beautiful scenery and find nature's fireworks - wildflowers of the region.
ELECTRIC CARS US - We look at an all-electric car with the performance of a sports car. US ELECTRIC CAR - Americans are looking for fuel alternatives and ways to use less gas. OLD ELECTRIC CAR - A 100-year-old car works as well today as the day it was made. ELECTRIC CARS - SPAIN - Tourists in Spain now have a new mode of transport. ELECTRIC / PETROL CAR - This vehicle is more environmentally friendly than petrol vehicles. H2O CAR - PART 1 - The 'microcab' is an eco-friendly, hydrogen powered car. H2O CAR - PART 2 - This project so far has won a number of prizes.
Throughout the centuries there have been many advances in medical history. Around 800 BC, the first compendium on medicine and surgery was complied in ancient India. Greek medicine departed from the divine and mystical and moved toward observation and logical reasoning. Traditional Chinese Medicine has been around for thousands of years. As we look back, it is easy to see that modern medical science has indeed made incredible advances and contributions, which have alleviated much pain and suffering, and will likely continue to do so into the future with advancements in stem cell research, surgical technique, prosthetics, sub-cellular intervention, metabolomics and more.
Stories include School Beautification, Silver Palms, Dr. Kostzer, The Knox Project, Mango Group Chat, Man vs Fat Soccer and Remote Working. 10/8/26
Guest: David "Gangrel" Heath
If your pet becomes lost, how would you get your furry friend back? In this episode of Take Paws, you'll learn about the importance of pet identification. You'll also find out how to properly greet unfamiliar pets and learn about a yearly water festival for our K-9 pals! MENDHEIM JAMIE DIAZ, CPDT-KA NUNZIO GIRDANO
David Smith was one of the most important sculptors of the twentieth century. His ideas about art and his methods are revealed in archival footage--through reminiscences by his daughters and in conversations with fellow artists Helen Frankenthaler and Robert Motherwell. The film takes viewers to Bolton Landing in upstate New York, where Smith had his studio.
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 "Reminiscence", "Steve The Christmas Connoisseur", "Wisdom In her Weathered Hands", "Step By Step", " Artistic Trendz: The One Stop Shop", "Just Friends...Right?", "If I Can't Have You.." and "Ho Ho, Oh No" 10/22/26
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.
After winning an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in "The Aviator," Australian actress Cate Blanchett has continued to juggle her busy acting career by looking after her three sons with her husband, playwright and screenwriter Andrew Upton, as well as the role of co-artistic director of the Sydney theatre company. In this biographical profile, we are taken back to the birth of her third child as she explains how she fits everything in even with a baby on the way and actually enjoys being pulled in all different directions. She admits her family helps takes the pressure off during awards' time, because she can just sit back and enjoy being nominated, knowing winning is not the "be all and end all." We also see her regal, almost ethereal looks have served her well as she has played the role of a queen many times, in films such as "Elizabeth" and "Elizabeth, the Golden Age," where she played Queen Elizabeth I; and Lady Galadriel of Lothlorien in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
Merline Labissiere is a Miami- based conceptual artist and a Project Runway Season 14 contestant. Merline got the opportunity to design a winning look that was manufactured and sold nationwide. Guests: Merline LaBissiere
Names of elegant fashion in this episode include: GIORGIO ARMANI - Labeled the "father of Italian fashion." MONIQUE LHUILLIER - known for her beautiful red carpet creations - using beading and embroidery, silk and tweed. NINA RICC I- Synonymous with timeless elegance and sophistication. ALBERTA FERRETTI - her name calls to mind beautiful and ethereal gowns, delicate dresses cut into demure shapes of romance and softness. YVES SAINT LAURENT - one of the greatest figures of French fashion and of the Twentieth Century.
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 the type of living options that can be pursued later in life. Guests: Stephanie Zeverino