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Diane I don't know about anyone else, but I'm tired of KQED's constant pledge drives without regular programming. I understand they have to have pledge drives, but do NOT understand why they can't have regular programming during the drives. I am SSOOOOOOOOO tired of those stupid "specials" to the point that I'm about to pull my support!
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Jesus's blood relatives played a large role in shaping the Christian
story. So why have they been effectively written out of history?
"Secret Family of Jesus" explores the reasons and even travels to Rome to speak with some Vatican experts. Tonight, 9pm, KQED 9HD.
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
Duration: 51:56 CC Stereo TVPG Professor Robert Beckford investigates the "conspiracy" that author Dan Brown missed in The Da Vinci Code. The program traces back to the beginnings of Christianity and uncovers a conspiracy that challenges the religion's foundations. ...
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The list is out of the largest industrial carbon emitters in CA. See how they sort out by
industry on this interactive map prepared by KQED's Climate Watch
Kaynak: blogs.kqed.org
The first official tally is in: The state's biggest industrial carbon emitters by the numbers. If only we didn't need oil or electricity...
Dept. of Music at UC Davis
The KQED "Do List" did indeed name the upcoming UC Davis Symphony concert a top pick for this weekend! The program is Ginastera, Dvořák, and Ravel, with pianist Eric Zivian, Christian Baldini conducting, Sunday @ 8p in Jackson Hall of the Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets and details ar...e available via http://tr.im/Foey ... Click the "Do List" link for audio of this morning's show.Devamı
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
The man who brought you 'Where the Wild Things Are' tells his life story through a retrospective that includes original watercolors, drawings, and sketches.
Cu, 12:03
KQED Last year in CA over 400 people died from job-related injuries. What are the most dangerous jobs? How effective is Cal-OSHA? Check out Health Dialogues's "Workplace Safety" tonight at 8pm on KQED Radio 88.5 & 89.3.
Kaynak: www.californiareport.org
KQED Who's got the best Mole? If you're in the mood for some savory goodness tonight, check out the "Mole to Die For!" contest at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts. Starts at 7pm tonight.
KQED The CA legislature passed an $11.14 billion bond measure that would pay for new dams and reservoirs and a sweeping program of conservation, water recycling and drought-relief projects. KQED's interactive map parses out exactly where the money would go. http://ow.ly/DsEX
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Remember ealier this year when NASA crashed that rocket into the moon to find some water? Well, turns out they found some! You can revisit the preparation phase of that big lift-off tonight at 7:30pm
on QUEST, KQED 9HD.
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
Call them demolition derby astrophysicists: NASA scientists in Mountain View deliberately crashed an unmanned rocket into the moon earlier this year. Their goal? To find water, in the form of ice, which could one day support a moon base. ...
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Win an 8GB iPod Touch! If you're 27 and younger, we are looking for people to share their Perspectives on two
themes: "Coming Out" and "Friday Night." Perspectives may take the form
of a short commentary, video, or a photo slideshow. Find out more on our website.
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
KQED provides Public Media for Northern California. KQED supplies local news, arts, food, cooking, science, and education information through public broadcasting, blogs, podcasts, video, audio, workshops, and events.
KQED San Francisco artist Tara Foley gives a visual interpretation of memories, where organic forms turn into dreamlike structures. Her exhibit, "Either in a Million Years or Until the Bitter End" runs thru 12/1/09 at Adobe Books Backroom Gallery in San Francisco.
Tara Foley: Either in a Million Years or Until the Bitter End: Visual Arts | KQED Public Media for N
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
There is something familiar about Tara Foley's work, the way a Grimm's fairy tale can feel familiar and yet unexplored.
King Fish
To parents of high school students in the Bay Area. If you are leading your youth to leadership, lead them to compete for scholarship money by competing in The American Legion's High School Oratorical Scholarship Program. I am the chairman of my district and I am looking for kids looking to become our future leaders. ...Contact me for details. Students win cash along the way to nationals. I am also looking for judges too. Thank you.Devamı
KQED Persimmons - a true taste of Autumn.
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What
do piñatas, donut shops, and the Richard Nixon Library have in common?
New book, L.A. Bizarro, featured today at 4:30pm
on Radio 88.5 & 89.3.
L.A. Bizarro | The All-New Insider’s Guide to the Obscure, the Absurd, and the Perverse in Los Angel
Kaynak: www.labizarro.com
If you loved the book, L.A. BIZARRO, then you'll, uh, really love the website. Unlike the book, which just sits in your bathroom or the backseat of your car, waiting for you to pick it up, the website is a robust and dynamic destination in cyberspace that is constantly evolving.
KQED Climate Watch and The California Report have put togather an interactive map explaining where water-related projects would occur, paid for by the $11.14 billion landmark bond measure Governor Schwarzenegger signed Monday - if approved by voters next Nov.
Kaynak: www.kqed.org
Years of drought and rising temperatures aren't helping California's glaciers. Last fall, we checked in on how one of these "moving rivers of ice" was faring.
KQED Hip-hop group BRWN BFLO is performing at La Pena Cultural Center’s 10th Annual Hecho en Califas Festival in Berkeley on Saturday. Read more here about the group's background and how they are defying stereotypes about musicians of Latin descent.
Kaynak: blogs.kqed.org
By Kimberly Turner In the turbulent 1960s, activist, lawyer, and author Oscar Zeta Acosta was an outspoken voice in the Chicano movement. Acosta, best
