Real estate blog entries tagged with pbs

Blog entries tagged with "pbs":

pbs: Won't you be my neighbor? - 09/02/08 09:03 AM

Mr. Fred Rogers
Was a part of many of our youths...the show was what I'd call "Timeless", in a time where parents are losing their children to shows that are garbage Mr. Rogers' gave us what programing for children should be! Not guns, not violence..... … (9 comments)

pbs: Julia Child: First TV Food Hostess, PBS Icon, Lover of Butter...and CIA Operative ??? - 08/14/08 12:39 AM

What Was REALLY Cooking. . . ???
Bon Appetit! Was Julia Child Sending A Secret Code?
Papers to be released on Thursday indicate that Julia Child, the indomitable PBS hostess from Cambridge Ma, had more cooking in her pot than just chicken! Documents indicate that Chef Julia was an … (0 comments)

pbs: Keeping UP Appearances - 07/19/08 08:37 PM

PBS is often considered elitist, or boring, or both, but there's actually some hysterical programs. For instance, Keeping UP Appearances. The setting for the this show is a long way off, geographically as well as socially, from Fort Myers Beach, Florida. This British comedy centers on Hyacinth Bucket, which she always pronounces as "Bouquet." She's a middle … (4 comments)

pbs: Lake Nebagamon to Host Weekly Farmer's Market This Summer! - 04/29/08 01:24 PM

Lake Nebagamon is getting its own Organic Farmer's Market this summer!
Sharon's Lakeview Cafe in Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin, will sponsor a farmer's market and outdoor art & craft sale each Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to Noon, beginning in June. Participating organic farmers will include Brent ("the Garlic Man") Campbell of Iron River, Wisconsin, who has appeared on PBS … (0 comments)

pbs: Bill Moyer's Journal -- The Kerner Commission 40 Years Later and Newark Mayor Cory Booker - 03/29/08 12:38 AM

I have spoken about Bill Moyer’s Journal before when I saw something particularly interesting. Tonight he had “The Kerner Commission 40 years later,” the Kerner Commission Report, which blamed the violence on the devastating poverty and hopelessness endemic in the inner cities of the 1960s and includes an interview with former … (0 comments)

pbs: Bill Moyers Journal -- Tonight, 2/22/08, at 9:00 pm on PBS -- Federal Earmarks UPDATE 3/7/08 - 02/22/08 08:56 PM

I have recommended the Bill Moyers Journal program in the past, tonight he will feature "a Seattle Times investigation of federal earmarks." The Times reporters that will be interviewed are David Heath and Hal Bernton. They "looked at how members of Congress have awarded federal dollars to local companies, some of … (3 comments)

pbs: PBS' Think Tank and First Measured Century - 01/29/08 11:53 AM

I was awake very early this morning and turned on PBS (Channel 9). I watched "Think Tank" a program I had never seen before. Think Tank with Ben Wattenberg is a half-hour weekly discussion show focusing on deeper trends, conditions, and ideas behind the week's headlines. Each week, host Ben Wattenberg … (2 comments)

pbs: My Neighborhood: Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, NY - 03/27/07 10:28 PM

Dyker Heights is a neighborhood in the southwestern part of the borough of Brooklyn in New York City, USA. It is sandwiched between Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, and Gravesend Bay (Lower New York Bay). Dyker Heights is bounded to the west by 7th Avenue, to the north by 65th Street, to the … (0 comments)

pbs: Thanks Active Rain ...A " Teaching Treasure" Found Me - 11/12/06 02:02 PM

I wrote about a PBS four-part series called Edens Lost and Found last week. In the next few weeks it will take the PBS audience, some 80 million people to Philadelphia, LA, and Seattle and look at sustainable urban ecosystems and what we all can do to improve quality of life, possibly … (8 comments)