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Mountain Time View Pacific	Saturday November 21, 2009	Full Day View Primetime View Current

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Western Tradition "The Late Middle Ages" Dissent within the church and wars between the great powers exhaust European society.G

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Western Tradition "The National Monarchies" As Europe recovers from the wars of the 15th century, some rulers make themselves more powerful than ever before.G

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Unfinished Nation "Battle City" G

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Unfinished Nation "Final Stages" NULL

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Unfinished Nation "Determined to Be Heard" NULL

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Unfinished Nation "Crisis of Authority" NULL

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Human Condition "Age Happens" The program focuses on the psychological and physiological aspects of aging, and how exercise, proper diet, and social interaction can help prolong life span and also delves into the importance of identifying and treating diabetes, arthritis and other life threatening diseases at their earliest stages.G

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Human Condition "Final Chapter" This episode looks at the range of cultural issues and attitudes that surround death and dying: assesses such factors as the age of the dying person, the extent of illness or injury, and the legal and ethical ramifications in considering whether medical assistance should be continued and life be prolonged.G

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Examined Life: An Introduction to Philosophy "How Does Science Add to Knowledge" We live in a world transformed by modern science; we look to science to cure diseases, fill the future with mind-boggling inventions, and keep us from destroying the planet. What are these hopes based on? Sir Francis Bacon said we must go out and observe the world and that would teach us everything that we need to know about material life. Bacon urged scientists to use a method, which he called induction to make a number of observations, look for general patterns, test those patterns, and finally grasp the underlying laws of nature. D

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Examined Life: An Introduction to Philosophy "Does Science Give Us Truth" Atoms are too small to see and they exist only in theory, yet we think that all matter is made up of atoMs. How can we be sure that is true? What does it mean to say anything is true? This program looks at several theories of truth: the correspondence theory of truth which says a statement is true because there is something in the world that makes it true, the coherence theory of truth which says truth consists of how our various ideas and beliefs cohere with each other, and pragmatism which is grounded in basic biology and used in Darwin's theories. This program also looks at how conflicts have carried over into realist vs. antirealist views of science and includes the Einstein-Bohr debate about quantum mechanics. D

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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly NULL

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Second Opinion "Leukemia (Cll)" Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) is a type of leukemia that mainly affects people over the age of 50. The use of biologic markers has greatly increased the ability to diagnose, stage, choose treatments and give prognosis of this disease, making it a disease that many people can live with for many years. D

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Healthy Minds "Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)" Personal stories and experts provide valuable insight into diagnostic criteria and effective treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).G

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Lidia's Italy "Fontina Hot & Cold (Valle D'aosta)" This episode features a true comfort food, Veal Chops with Fontina, along with a delicoius Fondue Valle d'Aosta-Style, and a great Roasted Pepper and Olive Salad with Fontina and Creamy Mustard Dressing. The protagonist of this episode is the creamy, pungent fontina cheese from the mountains of Valle d'Aosta. Lidia will take you to the real source of this powerful regional product - the cows -who head up and down the rich and fertile mountains where they eat particular grasses that ultimately affect the taste of the milk and the cheese that comes from it. D

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Everyday Food "Around The World" Today's recipes represent some of the world's most respected cuisines. Lucinda begins with pastitsio, a hearty Greek casserole of cinnamon-flavored ground lamb, baked pasta and a creamy Parmesan sauce. Today's "Have You Tried?" ingredient is chipotle in adobo. D

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Simply Ming "Ginger/Thyme" In a sweet twist, this week's helping of SIMPLY MING starts with dessert, a delicious Ginger-Thyme Cake with Ginger Cream that highlights the East-West ingredient pairing. Next, Chef Ming Tsai cooks up Seared Scallops with Ginger-Thyme Pan Sauce, a recipe bursting with flavor. To enhance these dishes, Ming prepares a Ginger-Thyme Soju Martini. D

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Mexico - One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "A Whole New Enchilada" Rick's out to dispel the notion that an enchilada is all about smothering tortillas in sauce and gooey cheese. At Cafe Azul y Oro in Mexico City, he shows us the iconic Mexican version of the dish: a corn tortilla in a red mole sauce and rolled around a light, simple chicken filling. From that classic formula things can, of course, get more inventive and Rick shares with us one of the more unusual, though still classically grounded enchiladas on Chef Ricardo Munoz-Zurita's menu: an enchilada of jamaica, or dried hibiscus flowers that tastes like a cross between pickled beets and cabbage. D

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Gourmet's Adventures with Ruth "Jon Rowley's Seattle" No one knows more about fish than Jon Rowley. Julia Child dubbed him "the fish missionary," and he teaches chefs across the country how to properly handle seafood. Ruth arrives just in time for the start of the Copper River salmon season, and Rowley catches and brings back the best Alaska has to offer for a lesson on how to fillet a 40-pound fish. Then on Seattle's Totten Inlet, Rowley shows Ruth and actor Tom Skerritt how to forage for clams and wild greens and how to prepare a meal right on the beach. Ruth also gets tips from chef Greg Atkinson of Canlis Restaurant on complementing the flavor of fish and discovers the stunning differences between good and bad seafood at the market.G

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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Perfect Pork" Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make grilled mustard-glazed pork loin with a deeply caramelized crust. Kimball reviews the test kitchen's top tips for gas grilling. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Christopher to sample coarse-grain mustard. D

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Grilled Rack of Lamb Dinner" Grilled Rack of Lamb - At $30.00 a pound, rack of lamb better taste good. Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball the test kitchen secret to making the most of this prime piece of meat on the grill.Summer Vegetable Gratin - Becky Hays shows Christopher Kimball how to make a Provencal-style vegetable gratin and uncovers the key steps to enhancing the fresh, bright flavors of summer vegetables with a golden brown, cheesy topping. D

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Scrapbook Memories "Home Dec" First up, decorate your home with a glitter shadow box frame to highlight your favorite pictures. Then, meet Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero for a very unique home decor project using the computer. We're making a candle holder from photos. D

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Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art "Sedona Canyon, Part 4" Jerry completes this canyon landscape with special emphasis on brushstrokes and creating final highlights. Part 4 of 4G

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Design Squad "sNOw Problem? - Part 2" In this two-parter, viewers come along for the ride as the Design Squads build dry land dog sleds for Jamaican Dog Sled team members Damion Robb and Newton Marshall. D

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This Old House "Newton Centre Project, Part 7 of 16" Landscape contractor Roger Cook welcomes certified arborist Matt Foti to Newton Centre to prune all of the existing hemlock trees on the corner of the house, and along the driveway. Inside, master electrician Allen Gallant installs a bath fan in the new powder room that looks like a recessed light, but it has hidden ventilation capabilities built in. Host Kevin O'Connor travels back to Austin, Texas to revisit our first certified green building project - a 1920s bungalow that was expanded to accommodate a family of four. D

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Ask This Old House "Installing Weather Stripping/Energy-Efficiency Tips & Analysis" This episode is all about saving energy at home. It begins with general contractor Tom Silva helping a homeowner seal out drafts by installing weather-stripping on her front door. Then, up in the loft, host Kevin O'Connor is joined by residential energy expert Paul Scheckel to discuss several ways to monitor and save electricity. D

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The New Yankee Workshop "The Bar" Norm changes style to separate the small wet bar from other elements, using natural cherry surfaces. He includes a small sink and wine cooler with mirrors, glass shelves and concealed lights to add elegance to the space. Part 8 of 9G

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The Woodwright's Shop "A Crutch In Time" Strong and resilient, wood has the lively lightness to support a leg when it's lacking. D

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MotorWeek "Cadillac Srx" Road Test: 2010 Cadillac SRX Crossover Utility.Road Test: 2010 Nissan 370z Roadster.Goss' Garage: Finding a Certified Technician. D

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America's Heartland Reporter Jason Shoultz finds some farmers doing it "old school" and going back to draft horses to handle their field work. Reporter Yolanda Vazquez takes us to a Virginia farm where specialty produce meets consumer needs. Reporter Rob Stewart visits an inner-city high school where the focus is all about farming. D

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National Parks: America's Best Idea "Going Home (1920-1933)" The advent of the automobile allows more people than ever before to visit the parks. Mather embraces the opportunity and works to build more roads in the parks. Enthusiasts like Margaret and Edward Gehrke of Nebraska begin "collecting" parks, visiting as many as they can. In North Carolina a reclusive writer and a Japanese immigrant join forces to launch a campaign to protect the last stands of virgin forest in the Smoky Mountains by establishing it as a park. In Wyoming, John D. Rockefeller Jr. begins quietly buying up land in the Teton Mountain Range and valley, planning to donate it for a park. Part 4 of 6G

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Antiques Roadshow UK "Royal Observatory Greenwich" Hugh Scully talks to Simon Bull about the first marine chronometer. Also included are special discoveries from previous seasons.G

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Rick Steves' Europe "Barcelona and Catalunya" Rick enjoys the vibrant street scenes, tasty tapas, and pedestrian-friendly Gothic Quarter in Barcelona. He takes a scenic side trip to mountaintop Montserrat.G

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The Lawrence Welk Show "Thanksgiving Special" The band and singers declare "There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays." Guy and Ralna invite viewers to "Y'all Come." Sandy and the girls sing "Count Your Blessings." Norma Zimmer is featured during the traditional "Bless This House" and Joe Feeney and the group remembers to "Be Thankful."G

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Are You Being Served "Hero" When a department worker spreads word about Capt. Peacock's unfortunate boil, the outraged Peacock proposes a bout of fisticuffs.G

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Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket Hyacinth suddenly decides to take Daddy out for a picnic in the country. But Daddy suddenly decides that he will take her car.G

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Last of the Summer Wine "Available for Weddings" Smiler is considering selling the old US automobile to Auntie Wainwright but Tom says that the car should be used for weddings - but who would fancy Smiler as a bride?G

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After You've Gone "Silence of the Clams" Jimmy, overcompensating for his previous failings as a father, lets his kids throw a party. He takes Diana out to dinner so she won't interfere. Over dinner, Jimmy discovers Diana has a secret life. Meanwhile Molly's cool school friends and Alex's geeky ones, who are dressed as their favorite crustaceans, don't quite mix.G

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Red Green Show "Harold's Wheels" Red gives Harold a car, which turns out to be more trouble than it is worth. Red attempts to construct a mobile sports bar.G

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Fortysomething Hugh Laurie as physician Paul Slippery turns the fears and foibles of middle age into surreal high comedy. Slippery awakens when his wife, Estelle, jumps out of bed to get ready for her new job. He suddenly cannot remember what her new job is and begins to hear voices in his head. When Estelle arrives at her job, she finds the office is closing down and wanders in a nearby park where she meets an old lady, Gwendolen.G

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Doctor Who Series "The Shakespeare Code" For Martha's first trip in the T.A.R.D.I.S., the Doctor takes her to Elizabethan England. When they find William Shakespeare under the control of deadly witch-like creatures, they must battle forces from the dawn of the universe.G

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In Search of Myths and Heroes "Shangri-La" The third of Michael Wood's historical journeys takes viewers on a thrilling trek through India, Nepal and Tibet in search of Shangri-La. The tale of the magical valley hidden behind the Himalayas was popularized in the 1930s movie Lost Horizon, but the myth of a secret earthly paradise is much older. To find the truth behind the legend, Wood travels on foot through some of the world's most sacred mountains before finally reaching the fantastic ruins of a lost city, which he believes is the real inspiration behind the myth. D

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Story of India "The Power of Ideas" Explore the revolutionary years after 500 BC, the Age of Buddha, using archaeology and legend. Part 2 of 6G

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Antiques Roadshow "Louisville, KY - Hour Three" Finds include a rare, circa 1910 Dirk Van Erp lamp, a well-preserved 1876 doll and a Kentucky corner cupboard, once destined to be burned and thrown away, made of local wood and valued at $8,500. Part 3 of 3G

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Dialogue "15th Anniversary Special" From the environment to education, from heath care to the humanities, DIALOGUE takes a look back at some of the people and issues covered in the past 15 years. Host Marcia Franklin and Joan Cartan-Hansen share clips from some of their favorite programs, discuss how the show is produced, and talk about some of the changes they have seen since the program debuted in November 1994.G

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Sesame Street "Stinky's Annual Birthday Flower" Elmo and Zoe are coloring when they find out its Stinky the plant's birthday. Zoe and Elmo decide to get him a present. Elmo surprises Stinky by giving him a drum, but plants can't hold drumsticks. D

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Martha Speaks "There Goes The Neighborhood/I Scream" There Goes the Neighborhood - Martha can't believe that Helen and Alice are making such a fuss about a kitten. Everyone knows kittens are not to be tolerated. But could this kitten be different?Ice Scream - Alice is shocked to discover that Truman has never actually tried ice cream. D

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Super Why! "Dr. Dolittle" Red's adorable new puppy is whimpering and whining and she just doesn't know why! So Super Why, Wonder Red, Alpha Pig and Princess Presto ask the advice of a boy who understands what animals need because he can talk to them! But will Dolittle be able to look after all his pets once the fur and feathers settle?Educational Objectives: To learn about caring for animals, explore spelling, rhyme with ACK words, and use the power to read to change the story. D

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Sid The Science Kid "Getting A Shot: You Can Do It!" Sid is super excited because his Grandma is coming to school! Grandma is a nurse, so she'll be giving everyone the new flu vaccination. Sid and his friends are a little hesitant to get the shot, and they have lots of questions about the vaccination and what it does inside their bodies. Grandma and Susie team up to explain the science of how a vaccination works, and then Grandma kicks in with a special song that makes getting a vaccination super easy!. D

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WordWorld "Pies, Pies, Pies!/Waterlogged" Pies, Pies, Pies!: When Pig promises to make a pie for everyone in Word World, he learns a hard lesson about keeping promises. Fortunately, he also learns about the letter S and how it can make words plural.Waterlogged: Frog must stay with Pig when his Log sinks, but Frog soon wears out his welcome by being a bad houseguest. D

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Electric Company "Scent of a Human" On the day he is supposed to star in his own rap video, Hector is hypnotized into thinking he's a dog. Can The Electric Company train Hector to use his human instincts, or will he have to rap with a doggie brain?. D

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Dinosaur Train "Valley of the Stygimolochs/Tiny Loves Fish" Valley of the Stygimolochs - Buddy wonders if he'll grow horns when he gets older, so Mrs. Pteranodon takes him to visit some dinosaurs called Stygimoloch, who have really impressive horns.Tiny Loves Fish - After Mr. Pteranodon teaches the kids his fishing method, Buddy and Tiny work together as a team to catch fish in the Big Pond. D

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It's A Big Big World "Hanging with a Sleepy Sloth/Enough Is Enough" Hanging with a Sleepy Sloth - Winslow and Smooch learn the value of a good sleep routine when they attempt to get an energetic Riona settled for a good night's sleep.Curriculum Objective: A consistent sleep routine before we go to bed helps us to relax, feel safe, calm down, and drift off to sleep.Enough is Enough - Riona learns how to help the environment by taking just what you need - not too little or too much, but just enough. D

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Art Wolfe's Travels to the Edge "West Africa: Togo and Benin" Wolfe visits villages known for vibrant inhabitants and intense rituals. He discovers frenzied trances, powerful masked dances and an extraordinary fire-eating ceremony.G

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Travelscope "Williamsburg, Virginia - America's Historic Triangle" Travelscope traces America's birth in Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown, Virginia. Yet, this adventure covers more than the past as Joseph kayaks the Chickahominy River, sails on a four-masted schooner past modern-day ocean-going vessels and partakes of the area's family fun. D

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Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way "Dinner Party Special" Stuffed Pork Tenderloin on Grape Tomatoes is impressive but Jacques shows that making this spinach and cheese stuffed roast doesn't have to be complicated. Setting the stage for a dinner to remember is a simple version of an elegant classic, Cream of Leek and Mushroom Soup. Mini Almond Cakes doused in ruby red Raspberry Sauce crown this special party menu. D

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Made In Spain "Seas of Delicacies" Jose travels to Iles Balears where he begins by making a unique omelet with sobrasada, a rare spreadable sausage then takes us to the islands where those sausages originate. At a black pig farm on Mallorca he rediscovers a delicacy from his childhood then takes us to a patisserie that makes a famed local dessert from the pork lard! Then onto the island of Menorca for some lobster fishing (and a traditional lobster dish, of course). Jose visits both a great cheesemaker and one of the worlds most renowned gin makers where he reveals the recipe for the perfect gin and tonic. D

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Dialogue for Kids "Chemistry" NULL

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MotorWeek "Cadillac Srx" Road Test: 2010 Cadillac SRX Crossover Utility.Road Test: 2010 Nissan 370z Roadster.Goss' Garage: Finding a Certified Technician. D

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Jonathan Bird's Blue World "Antarctic Adventure" In this season finale, Jonathan treks all the way to Antarctica to investigate life south of the polar circle. Along the way he dives in the majestic kelp forests of Patagonia, where crabs rule the sea floor. Once he arrives in Antarctica, his adventures continue. D

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History Detectives Stalag 17 Portrait - A Tempe, Arizona, woman has an intriguing memento of a sobering World War II experience: a portrait of her father sketched while he was held inside the German prisoner of war camp, Stalag 17B. On the back, her father has noted: "Done in May of 1944 by Gil Rhoden, using a #2 lead pencil. We were POWs in Stalag 17 at Krems, Austria. D

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Secrets of Shangri-La In the Kingdom of Mustang, between Nepal and Tibet and long off-limits to outsiders, explorers and scientists climb into human-carved caves thousands of years old. This National Geographic Special made for public television, follows team members up sheer rock cliffs into the caves where they find 14th-century wall paintings, ancient human remains and a centuries-old hidden library of sacred texts.G

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Austin City Limits "Pearl Jam" The classic alternative rockers take the stage with tunes from their latest album, Backspacer, as well as catalogue favorites.G

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Lost Cave Temples In this second National Geographic Special for public television, filmmaker Liesl Clark documents her husband, seven-time Everest summiter Pete Athans, and big-wall climber Renan Ozturk, who take on the job of climbing into the crumbling caves. They search for the nine legendary cave temples called "Kabumm." Hoping to preserve rare texts, the team is interrupted by a posse of local horsemen who object to the intrusion of a sacred area.G

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Austin City Limits "Pearl Jam" The classic alternative rockers take the stage with tunes from their latest album, Backspacer, as well as catalogue favorites.G

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Economics Classroom, The: A Workshop for Grade 9-12 Teachers "Learning, Earning, and Saving" Learn basic personal finance and arm students with sound, practical advice to formulate and reach their own financial goals. This session reveals the truth about millionaires, the power of compound interest, and how investment in education pays off. A stock market simulation illustrates investment concepts. D

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Africa Trek "On The Trail of Lions" Alex and Sonia follow a trail in Tanzania that sinks into brush infested with tsetse flies. Weakened by a bout with malaria, they return to the nearest health center, where the next day a man is brought in who has been attacked by a lion on the same trail.G

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Africa Trek "Towards The "Roof of Africa"" Alex and Sonia sample the laid-back lifestyle of the Barbaig nomads, experience the wildlife of the Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti, and climb Mount Kilimanjaro.G

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Connecting with the Arts: A Teaching Practices Library, 6-8 "Making Connections" Teachers of music, visual art, and theatre build thoughtful connections to topics their seventh-graders are working on in social studies and language arts. D

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Connecting with the Arts: A Teaching Practices Library, 6-8 "Exploring Our Town" Seventh- and eighth-grade students explore Thornton Wilder. D

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Arts In Every Classroom, The: A Video Library, K-5 "Teaching Dance" Two teachers with contrasting training and approaches to teaching bring rich dance experiences to students at their arts–based schools. Kathy DeJean, the dance specialist at Lusher Alternative Elementary School in New Orleans, promotes inquiry and self-expression in a multi-grade dance class. Scott Pivnik, a former physical education teacher at P.S. D

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Arts In Every Classroom, The: A Video Library, K-5 "Teaching Music" Two music specialists from arts–based schools demonstrate different approaches to serving diverse student populations. At Harmony Leland Elementary School in Mableton, Georgia, all 500 students study the violin. Their classes with Barrett Jackson become lessons in character and discipline. D

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Economics U$A "John Maynard Keynes" This program introduces Keynesian economic theory and analyzes the Depression. D

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Economics U$A "Fiscal Policy" This program explores how the government's tax and spending policies are used to reduce the severity of business cycle fluctuations. D

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Social Studies In Action: A Teaching Practices Library, K-12 "Economic Dilemmas and Solutions" Steven Page is a 12th–grade economics teacher at Vivian Gaither Senior High School in Tampa, Florida. In this lesson, students review and interpret the government. D

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Social Studies In Action: A Teaching Practices Library, K-12 "Gender-Based Distinctions" Tim Rockey teaches 12th–grade American government and politics at Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Rockey reviews the concept of civil rights, with a focus on women. D

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Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home "(Not-Quite-Traditional) Roast Turkey Dinner" This meal is the holiday favorite that is so good, Julia and Jacques recommend it for any day of the year.Roast Turkey with sausage and cornbread stuffing, gravy made the old-fashioned way from the pan-drippings, accompanied by creamed onions and a zesty Cranberry-Apple Chutney. The "not-quite. D

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Katie Brown Workshop "Thanksgiving" Guest chefs from Frankie's restaurant put a new twist to the traditional Thanksgiving dinner with salad, stuffing and apple tart. Join the Katie Brown Workshop crew to create a stylish feather wreath and a burlap feather centerpiece. D

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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Fail-Safe Thanksgiving" Bridget Lancaster makes an old-fashioned roast turkey with gravy and revisits a classic technique called larding, wrapping turkey meat with fat so that it slowly releases flavor and moisture throughout roasting. Then, Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball the test kitchen secrets to quick and easy garlic mashed potatoes with super roasted garlic flavor. Tasting expert Jack Bishop asks Kimball to sample frozen dinner rolls to find out if any convenience products can compete with a homemade recipe. D

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Holiday Table with Chris Fennimore and Emily Luchetti "Thanksgiving Leftovers" Chris and Emily have great ideas for those who like Thanksgiving leftovers as much as -- or more than -- the main dinner. Isabelle von Boch shows how to use color to create a striking tabletop for your holiday guests.Devonshire Sandwiches; Turkey Croquettes; Turkey Chili; Savory Bread Pudding. D

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Home for Christy Rost: Thanksgiving Award-winning television chef, cookbook author and home design expert Christy Rost plans a festive Thanksgiving dinner for family and friends in her holiday special, A HOME FOR CHRISTY ROST: THANKSGIVING. Christy deftly weaves her cooking tips, seasonal recipes, table-setting ideas and more into an exploration of the storied history and renovation of her new home, the 19th-century Colorado mountain estate known as "Swan's Nest." The program culminates with the unveiling of the finished home - a process two years in the making - and Christy and her husband Randy sharing a Thanksgiving feast with their guests. D

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Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking! "How to Make A Turducken" Turducken -- a turkey, stuffed with a duck, stuffed with a chicken, with oyster dressing inside the chicken, Andouille dressing between the chicken and the duck, and cornbread dressing between the duck and the turkey. It's a lot of fun to let your guests think you're serving them a regular holiday turkey. When you start to carve the "turkey," they'll be quite surprised to see you cut through its "bones!". D

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "One Great Thanksgiving" Bridget shows how to achieve intensely herbed turkey and unveils how the test kitchen does most of the mashed potato preparation in advance.G

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Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom "Thanksgiving" Wolf traces the origins of the American family holiday and details what stuffing the founding fathers preferred.G

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Holiday Table with Chris Fennimore and Emily Luchetti "Thanksgiving Miniatures" Here's a Thanksgiving twist: surprise your guests with their own individual portions of all their Thanksgiving favorites. Tabletop expert Nancy Moussette shows how to create a beautiful Thanksgiving table that will be as memorable as the meal.Stuffed Cornish Game Hens with Patapan Squash; Gingered Baby Carrots; Pearl Onions and Sweet Potato Tartlets; Cranberry Pumpkin Cakes. D

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Salted Turkey and Green Beans" Chris Kimball and the kitchen experts roast both the turkey and the green beans.G

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Holiday Table with Chris Fennimore and Emily Luchetti "Thanksgiving: Favorite Sides" Chris and Emily are getting sidetracked with delicious accompaniments for Thanksgiving dinner. Stylist Susan Bertelsen has easy tricks for turning an ordinary table into something that will dazzle your guests.Chestnut and Sausage Stuffing; Roasted Artichoke Hearts; Best-Ever Mashed Potatoes; Cranberry Tangerine Mold. D

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Connecting with the Arts: A Teaching Practices Library, 6-8 "Exploring Our Town" Seventh- and eighth-grade students explore Thornton Wilder. D

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Economics U$A "John Maynard Keynes" This program introduces Keynesian economic theory and analyzes the Depression. D

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Economics U$A "Fiscal Policy" This program explores how the government's tax and spending policies are used to reduce the severity of business cycle fluctuations. D

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Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom "Thanksgiving" Wolf traces the origins of the American family holiday and details what stuffing the founding fathers preferred.G

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Salted Turkey and Green Beans" Chris Kimball and the kitchen experts roast both the turkey and the green beans.G

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Hard Problems: The Road to the World's Toughest Math Contest Follows six exceptional high school students who represented the United States in 2006 at the world's toughest math competition - the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). Each year, the grueling and exhilarating contest pits the top teams from 90 countries against one another.G

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N Is A Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdos Paul Erdos was one of the most prolific mathematicians who ever lived. He pioneered several fields in theoretical mathematics and published or co-authored more than 1,500 mathematical papers, in a field where 50 good papers in a lifetime would be considered an achievement. Using interviews with Erdos himself, film clips of Erdos lecturing and discussions with those who knew and were influenced by him, N IS A NUMBER: A PORTRAIT OF PAUL ERDOS captures the life and work of this accomplished scholar and teacher. D

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Nova "Becoming Human: Last Human Standing" The concluding episode examines the roots of Homo sapiens, now thought to be in southern Africa some 200,000 years ago, spreading throughout the world after a severe period of cold drastically reduced the human population. This episode also looks at new evidence about the Neanderthals, Homo sapiens' European cousins, and their fate. Part 3 of 3G

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Moneytrack "The Naked Truth About Investing" Do the super-wealthy really have better access to investment research and tools than the typical investor? Pam and Jack offer proof that using sophisticated investment strategies does not always lead to higher returns. D

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Ribbon of Sand This film from John Grabowska looks at one of the world's last natural barrier island systems among the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Although the area is protected from commercial development, it is also doomed to change, perhaps disappear.G

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Scientific American Frontiers "Chimps R Us" An episode devoted to our closest cousins, chimpanzees, with whom we share 98% or our genetic material. This episode tells stories on the social life of chimps, on their thinking abilities, and on their very human sense of self-awareness. Also, Alan Alda meets Jane Goodall, who pioneered studies of chimps in the field and now devotes her energies to conservation in the wild, and to the establishment of sanctuaries for chimps discarded as pets and from medical research. D

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Mountain Time View Pacific	Saturday November 21, 2009	Full Day View Primetime View Current