Articles related to "Public Television"

In an age of simplistic and partisan news reporting, a search for rigorous analysis often leads to the world of publicly supported, non-commercial broadcasting.

Although public broadcasting was given federal funding and the official green light for freedom of expression in 1967, today its programmers fear cuts and censorship.

Country singer Keith Urban is likely used to being called "sexy" by mainstream media. But for Blake Shelton, the designation is nothing short of a "new superpower."

Prepare for June 12, 2009, when TV stations will begin broadcasting only digital signals, meaning older analog TVs won't work without converters. How to get free coupon.

A rundown of some of the recent developments in green living.

How societal shifts in North American increased the success of yoga's inclusion into the exercise craze of the 70s and 80s.

Long-running children's show goes "back to basics" for new season, introducing new female muppet. Matt Lauer, Shirley Jones, and Jamie Foxx set to guest star.

Carl Sagan (1934-1996) is probably best known for hosting the TV series Cosmos, but the famous scientist had a rich, lifelong career of popularizing science.

Rick Steves' Easy Access Europe is an excellent guidebook to some of Europe's most frequently visited places, with plenty of advice about accessibility.

Protecting fisheries and endangered species is a difficult chore. Common goods such as water, and migrant fish transcend international boundaries and are in danger.

An introductory brief history of yoga in North America.

Teens enjoy using technology and the web. High schools can engage students with current events and journalism by adding a video and online component.

Pulling Your Own Strings is devoted to people who want to stop being victimized and take charge of their own lives.

Author lists the top 3 best short-lived Sci Fi series and laments their early demise

When you quit your job, you gave up adult networking, conversation and stimulation. Can you beat the bored stay-at-home mom or dad blues?

Army horsemasters were helpless to halt the misery of Federal and Confederate horses. Equine casualties were great on both sides.

Persuasive speech and essay topics can be fun! Here are some good persuasive topics for speeches and essays that will be fun to work with.

Finding curriculum for your homeschooled student doesn't have to be an expensive proposition. Many high quality resources are also budget friendly.

Dr. Wayne Dyer's latest book, Excuses Begone! will help you rid yourself of self-limiting thinking that is preventing you from reaching your full potential.

Jean Piaget's work continues to guide contemporary understanding of child development, particularly in the domain of education. This article reviews his theory.

Outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes can find something interesting to do at this 7,000 acre park less than ten miles from downtown.

Murderous events follow Louise Eldridge to Connecticut's historic Litchfield Falls Inn. The Garden Tour Affair is gardening mystery author Ann Ripley's fourth book.

Author of more than 200 Screenplays, Serling left his mark on literary pop culture. His writings took TV viewers to a fifth dimension beyond that known to man.

Screenwriters in the area of film and television will be honored on Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at the Writers Guild of America West 2008 Awards Luncheon.

College writing exams test a student's ability to write a competent 5 paragraph essay. By practicing with essay writing prompts, that writing exam will be a breeze.

An archaeologist's job sounds like a lot of fun, but it is often grueling work. Teach your children about this interesting occupation with these lesson plan ideas.

Without realizing it, children are regularly exposed to classical music through animation and other programming. Help them to truly listen just as well as they watch.

Through ingenuity and determination, two filmmakers found low-cost cast and crew to make their dreams come true.

Among the perks of being married to the President of the United States of America? Being a guest on Sesame Street, the legendary children's program.

Jack Nelson's career at the Los Angeles Times spanned over 35 years. He covered civil rights, Watergate among breaking stories and led the paper to national prominence.

Maryl Streep, Nora Ephron and Julie Powell collaborate to fold together their lives with the one whom Time Magazine called "Our Lady of the Ladel": Julia Child.

The New York Times new local San Francisco edition will be followed by a similar venture in Chicago. Papers in both cities await the competitive impact of these moves.

Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival in Rhode Island is a great fall weekend get-away for foodies and wine tasting enthusiasts. Autumn in New England is spectacular.

If John McCain wins the U.S. presidential election on November 4th, it will be because of his vice presidential nominee, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.

Dr. Wayne Dyer teaches us simply how to be a no-limit person. The Sky's The Limit helps others get in touch with their potential without worrying about everyone else.

Vygotsky was an influential educational theorist. This article discusses his contribution to the understanding of child development.

New York Times best-selling author Dr. Wayne Dyer discusses the purpose of meditation and how to achieve silent listening by focusing on the gap between thoughts.