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Alabama Public Television E-Newsletter for June 5, 2008

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Profiles With Wendy Garner
Friday, June 06, 2008 at 7:00PM
Wendy Garner talks with Betty Bell of the Bell Center for Early Intervention. Bell is a pioneer in the field of working with children with special needs or at risk of developmental delay. She was recently awarded an Alabama Health Care Hall of Fame Award.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182194&NOLA1=PRO

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Front Street With Tracy Larkin
An Epidemic
Friday, June 06, 2008 at 7:30PM
Tracy Larkin examines the causes and effects of an increased rate of STDs in the African American community, as well as possible solutions. More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182191&NOLA1=FSTREET

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American Soundtrack: Doo Wop’s Greatest Hits
Saturday, June 07, 2008 at 5:00PM
This program features memorable full-length performances from “Doo Wop 50,” “Doo Wop 51″ and “Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop” – great moments from classic reunions. More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182064&NOLA1=DWTO

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Good Evening Ev’Rybody: In Celebration Of Louis Armstrong
Sunday, June 08, 2008 at 5:00PM
A never-before-released concert performance of Louis Armstrong at the 1970 Newport Jazz Festival.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182086&NOLA1=LARM

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Antiques Roadshow
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 7:00PM
If the movie business is the heart of Los Angeles, then the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences library is its collective memory, as host Mark Walberg learns when he visits this extensive archive of movie memorabilia. At the Los Angeles Convention Center, appraisers bestow kudos on a rare collection of Oscar ephemera—including a 1961 ballot, a 1972 program with autographs of such headliners as Raquel Welch, Sandy Duncan and Shirley Jones, and an Oscar statue that was never awarded. More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182821&NOLA1=ANRO

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The Battle Of Hood And Bismarck
Sink the Bismark
Monday, June 09, 2008 at 8:00PM
This hour brings to life the pursuit and destruction of the legendary warship and attempts to solve another mystery: Did the British sink the Bismark, or did her own crew scuttle the ship to prevent her capture? More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182045&NOLA1=BIHO

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Nova
Newton’s Dark Secrets
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 7:00PM
Often hailed as both the first modern scientist and the last of the ancient magicians, Isaac Newton reduced nature’s chaos to a single set of mathematical laws. More than three centuries later, those laws still govern the way we analyze and forecast the motions of everything from roller coasters to comets.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182935&NOLA1=NOVA

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Flying Away
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 8:30PM
Through interviews, rehearsal footage and beautifully filmed performances, the documentary celebrates the work of nationally renowned choreographer and dance professor, Cornelius Carter, whose emotional choreography and passionate teaching illustrates the joys and complexities of creating art in the deep south.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182068&NOLA1=FLY

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Frontline
On Our Watch
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 9:00PM
The world said “Never Again!” after the Holocaust and yet Cambodia, Srebrenica and Rwanda would follow. FRONTLINE asks why the genocide in Darfur was allowed to unfold. FRONTLINE profiles some the activists, including actress Mia Farrow, as she travels through the refugee camps to chronicle the human cost of the world’s failure in the face of evil. More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182916&NOLA1=FRON

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Seeing In The Dark
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 7:00PM
This state-of-the-art documentary introduces viewers to the rewards of first-person, hands-on astronomy. The program features high-definition astrophotography and introduces both professionals and amateurs who have seen and captured phenomenal images within and beyond our solar system and galaxy.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182117&NOLA1=SEED

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Cleveland Orchestra In Performance
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 8:00PM
In September 2006, the Cleveland Orchestra appeared in the magnificent baroque cathedral in St. Florian, Austria, where the orchestra performed Anton Bruckner’s towering Symphony No. 5 under the direction of music director Franz Welser-Möst. The sold-out performances in the cathedral, which serves as Bruckner’s final resting place, were recorded for broadcast.  More Info at: http://www.aptv.org/Schedule/showinfo.asp?ID=182059&NOLA1=CLOP

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