American Experience: Amelia Earhart The Last Ridge The Mother

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The Last
American
Experience:
Ridge
Amelia Earhart Mon, 28 • 9pm
th
Fri, 18th • 8pm
The Mother
Road
Mon, 7th • 9pm
Sun, 13th • 12noon
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Pocahontas
Revealed
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One of the most daring clandestine
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sinking of the Norwegian ferry Hydro,
with its cargo of “heavy water” destined
for the Nazi’s secret atomic bomb
project. Although the mission was
declared a success, no one has ever
established if the special shipment was
actually on board. NOVA plunges 1,300
feet beneath a remote Norwegian lake to
find the answer on “Hitler’s Sunken
Secret”.
In the summer of 1967, thousands of young people
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movement.
Exploring the pristine lake bottom with
a remotely operated vehicle, NOVA
locates the remarkably well-preserved
ship along with evidence of a
mysterious cargo in steel drums.
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mystery about the role the Allies played
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anniversary of Jamestown, science is
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THE LAST RIDGE recounts the
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Masterpiece Theatre: Bleak House
Charles Dickens’ complex tale of young love, murder and the quest for a mystery-man’s identity
unfolds in a sumptuous six-part adaptation by screenwriter Andrew Davies. BLEAK HOUSE
features some of the most famous plot
twists in literary history, including a case
of human spontaneous combustion
and an infamous inheritance dispute
that’s tied up for generations in the
dysfunctional English courts, while
lawyers consume the assets of the
estate. The cast includes Gillian
Anderson, Charles Dance, Anna
Maxwell Martin, Denis Lawson and
Nathaniel Parker.
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Saturdays - May
Time
May 5
May 12
May 19
7:00 am
The Victory Garden
The Victory Garden
The Victory Garden
7:30 am
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
8:00 am
America Quilts Creatively
8:30 am
Quilt Central
Quilt Central
Quilt Central
9:00 am
Kaye’s Quilting Friends
9:30 am
Lap Quilting
Lap Quilting
Lap Quilting
10:00 am
Sewing with Nancy
Sewing with Nancy
10:30 am
America Sews with Sue Hausmann America Sews with Sue Hausmann
America Sews with Sue Hausmann
11:00 am
11:30 am
Martha’s Sewing Room
Fon’s and Porter’s Love of Quilting
12:00 pm
Quilt in a Day
Quilt in a Day
Quilt in a Day
12:30 pm
This Old House
Hometime
This Old House
Hometime
This Old House
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
2:00 pm
My Hero
My Hero
My Hero
Hometime
^
^
^
2:30 pm
Sewing with Nancy
3:00 pm
Simply Ming
Simply Ming
Simply Ming
3:30 pm
Everyday Food
Everyday Food
Everyday Food
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
Router Workshop
Router Workshop
Router Workshop
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
Woodright’s Shop
Woodright’s Shop
Woodright’s Shop
6:00 pm
This Old House
Hometime
This Old House
Hometime
This Old House
Hometime
6:30 pm
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
Dr. Who New Series
Saturdays
7pm & 12midnight
Christopher Eccleston’s Doctor is wise, funny
and brave; an adventurer in time and space. His
detached logic gives him a vital edge when the
world is in danger. But when it comes to
human relationships, he can be found wanting.
That’s why he needs Rose (Billie Piper). Rose is
a shop-girl from the present day, trapped in a
dull existence. From the moment they meet,
the Doctor and Rose are soulmates. They
understand and complement each other. With
nothing to hold Rose back — neither her overbearing mum nor her hapless boyfriend — she
chooses the Doctor and his promise of fantastic
adventures across the universe. And he doesn’t
let her down...
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KBTC Saturday
Highlights
May 26
The Victory Garden
P. Allen Smith’s Garden
Home
Quilt Central
7:00am
Lap Quilting
5/05: Structure in The Garden Home
5/12: Garden Home Seasons
5/19: Seasons of Change
5/26: Garden Home Enclosures
Sewing with Nancy
America Sews with Sue Hausmann
Kaye’s Quilting
Friends
Quilt in a Day
9:00am
This Old House
5/05: Quilt As You Go
5/12: Fractured Bargello Jacket
5/19: Other Side of The Fence
5/26: Rings-N-Things
Hometime
New Yankee Workshop
^
My Hero
Sewing With Nancy
Simply Ming
Everyday Food
10:00am
Woodright’s Shop
5/05: First Rate Sweatshirts pt 2
5/12: First Rate Sweatshirts pt 3
5/19: Designer Techniques Using Your
Sewing Machine
5/26: Class Act Sewing pt 1
This Old House
Hometime
Hometime
Router Workshop
1:00pm & 6:00pm
New Yankee Workshop
5/05: Habitat: 100 Home Initiatives
5/12: Ravages of Moisture
5/19: Rebuilding A Window Wall
5/26: Summer House Side Porch:
Repairs
New Yankee Workshop
Austin City Limits:
The Dixie Chicks
1:30pm & 6:30pm
Saturday, May 19th • 9pm
After a few years spent enjoying their family
lives and weathering controversy, Texas’ mighty
Dixie Chicks return to the AUSTIN CITY
LIMITS stage with
old favorites and
new classics from
their defiant,
triumphant new
album Taking the
Long Way.
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5/05: Old Pine Dry Sink
5/12: Martha’s Candlestand
5/19: Dominy Clock
5/26: Cowboy Sideboard
Router Workshop
4:30pm
5/05: Angle Leg Table
5/12: Counter Topping
5/19: Picnic Caddy
5/26: Plate Hutch and
Server pt 1
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Letter from the General Manager
I would like to thank everyone for their support during our recent
fundraising campaign. The generosity of our viewers enabled us to meet
our goals and keep us on firm financial footing….and that’s good news
for you because it means we have the resources to keep bringing you the
programs you value and even expand upon our services.
This month we are partnering with the Junior Diabetes Research
Foundation to raise community awareness of childhood diabetes. At
Debbie Emond
KBTC we are committed to providing safe, wholesome and educational
programs for children and families - dedicating over 35 hours each week to programs that promote
social values, provide positive role models, and help prepare kids for school. Our partnering with
the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation is one more way KBTC can help children in our
community lead healthier and happier lives.
Conversely, the fastest growing age group in America is the 85 and above group. This month KBTC
shares their stories and experiences through two programs. DO NOT GO GENTLY uncovers the
science of lifelong creativity through interviews with gerontologist Dr. Gene Cohen, whose
groundbreaking work provides a deeper understanding of the aging brain. The program also
documents the importance of creative outlets to people with Alzheimer’s Disease and other
age-related disabilities. EXPECTATIONS: LIVING WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE offers
the chance to learn about the warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease and tips on how to cope with a
loved one who may become, or may be afflicted. The program takes you into their world,
illustrating through their stories the problems they have faced, the obstacles they have overcome,
and the creative and compassionate solutions and resources they have utilized in living with
Alzheimer’s Disease.
Sincerely,
Debbie Emond
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A Service of Bates Technical College
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GFK Roper Public Affairs & Media poll
shows Americans consider PBS the
nation’s most trusted institution among
nationally known organizations.
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MONTY PYTHON beckons to a new
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