WEEKLY PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE - CHANNEL 18 - HAMBURG TOWNSHIP TELEVISION

Same Schedule Daily - Interruptions for Broadcasts and Re-Broadcasts of Township Meetings

12:00: Hamubrg Announcements
12:04: ANNENBERG: FRENCH IN ACTION: THE CAPETZ METHOD: Lesson 5: Names and Origins; Lesson 6: Physical Characteristics I
1:04: ANNENBERG CHANNEL: AMERICA'S HISTORY: CONTESTED RESOURCES - ANTEBELLUM REFORM: 7. Contested Territories: The United States acquired vast territories between the time of the Revolution and the Civil War, paying a price economically, socially, and politically. This unit examines the forces that drove such rapid expansion, the settlers moving into these regions, and the impact on the Native Americans already there. (This unit includes a facilitator guide, video, and online text chapter.) Program 8. Antebellum Reform As a response to increasing social ills, the nineteenth century generated reform movements: temperance, abolition, school and prison reform, as well as others. This unit traces the emergence of reform movements instigated by the Second Great Awakening and the impact these movements had on American culture. (This unit includes a facilitator guide, video, and online text chapter.)
1:59: ANNENBERG CHANNEL: PRIMARY SOURCES: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: POWER OF THE PRINTED WORD: Workshop 2. Common Sense and the American Revolution: The Power of the Printed Word with Pauline Maier, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: This workshop explores the power and importance of America’s first "best-seller." Using the language of ordinary people, Thomas Paine’s Common Sense called for revolution, challenging many assumptions about government and the colonies’ relationship with England. This workshop contrasts the declarations of local communities with Common Sense to see how support for American independence rose up in the colonies.
2:56: Community Bulletin Board News
3:04:PEG MEDIA: "HOT & COLD" - Hot and Cold is about building and renovating houses as well as updating with new types of insulation and alternative energy. It's somewhat the tone of a This Old House, but in Hot and Cold, the host, Tom Gocze, is the expert and does the work. Tom gets his hands dirty as he explains how homeowners can do a lot of the work themselves or be more knowledgable if they were to hire someone. This show is excellent and would rank among the top in community television in interest to the audience and applicability to a wide audience. The production is single camera, but very good quality video, audio and content. A number of shows are currently uploaded with many more to come. This show is shot in Maine, but can play anywhere there are houses. Program 1 - Insulation - Part 1; Program 2: Program 2 - Insulation - Part 2
3:56: PEG MEDIA: COASTAL GARDENS: 3 PROGRAMS: *GARDEN PROJECT; *HOLMES08; *SHANA TREE PRUNING
5:18: UNIVERSITY CHANNEL: CLOUD COMPUTING - Day 2 - Princeton research and discussion by Harlan Yu, Princeton University Computer Science Graduate Student
6:00: - Hamburg Announcements
6:03: Army Newswatch
6:32: Vets Visits on TV
7:00: PEG MEDIA: BUSH VISIONS AUSTRALIA: A while ago the Community Television Association of Maine received five seasons of a show entitled "Bushvisions Australia." Since the mailing address for CTAM is near South Portland Community Television, the greedy folks at SPC-TV swiped the series and have been programming episodes of Bushvisions ever since. But guilt got the better of the SPC-TV staff and in accordance with the wishes of its producers, the show is being made available to all CTAM stations. "Bushvisions Australia" is about life in rural Australia and is broadcast to communities across that continent. It is a unique insight into what local access looks like on the other side of the planet, and features everything from auto-racing to cheese-making. PROGRAMS 7 AND 8
7:59: Community Bulletin Board News
8:07: PEG MEDIA: "NO EXCUSES OUTDOORS": No Excuses Outdoors is a fishing and outdoor show that fishes and hunts throught the country with a majority of our shows being in Wisconsin. - Programs 6, 10, 11 and 14. Program 6: In part 1 of this episode we travel to North Dakota for the host's (Jeff Gagnow) first goose hunt and the you'll see what happens when the host leaves his equipment with co host's Randy Williams and Steve Jordan as they hit the Fox River near Green Bay, WI for some early season Walleye action. File Name of Episode: 0006 2009 No Excuses Outdoors North Dakota Geese and Fox River Walleyes in Wisconsin.mpg Program 10: Join us and find out why we hunt and fish...its not because of the size of the animal or fish we are after its for the memories made, the fun, and time with family and friends. Part 1 is a Wisconsin Deer hunt and Part is an all night bowfishing expedition to Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin in Door County. File Name of Episode: 10 2009 No Excuses Outdoors WI Gun Hunt and Bowfishing Sturgeon Bay.mpg Program 11: Ice fishing for Whitefish in Door County, WI...see our Team member Carl Luedke's son catch his first fish and remember back to your's and remember why we all got into the sport in the first place. Part 2 is a Fall turky hunt by Jeff Gagnow...hit or miss we bring it all to you. File Name of Episode: 0011 2009 No Excuses Outdoors Ice Fishing for Whitefish and Fall Turkey Hunt.mpg. Program 14: June of 2009 we took two kids and introduced them to the world of Salmon fishing on Lake Michichgan out of Sheboygan Wisconsin with Capt. Jim Schlegel. We then join our team member Steve Jordan and his Wife Kim Jordan on a Spring Turkey hunt. File Name of Episode: 14 2009 No Excuses Outdoors Sheboygan WI Salmon and Spring Turkey Hunt.mpg.
9:35: SHAMU-TV: SAVING A SPECIES: SHAMU-TV: SAVING A SPECIES - "THE WHALE AND DOLPHIN STORY": The Shamu TV Saving a Species series showcases compelling stories about animalsand global conservation isses. We take you on location to observe environmental efforts first hand and behind the scenes to witness the longstanding animal, technical, and educational resources unique to SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. "THE MANATEE STORY": The Florida manatee swims on the brink of extinction, so saving every manatee is important. Join SeaWorld and its partners as they rescue, rehabilitate and release one of these extraordinary animals. Students will learn abou the manatee's biology, threats to its survival, and ways humans can help save this species for future generations. 05/14/2005 program
10:05: Hamburg Announcements
10:08: SHAMU-TV: SAVING A SPECIES SERIES: The Shamu TV Saving a Species series showcases compelling stories about animalsand global conservation isses. We take you on location to observe environmental efforts first hand and behind the scenes to witness the longstanding animal, technical, and educational resources unique to SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. "THE SEA TURTLE STORY:" Did you know that all species of sea turtles are either endangered or threatened? Each year, SeaWorld parks rescue dozens of turtles either ill or injured from entanglement, watercraft collisions, ingestion of non-food items and other causes. Students will follow the story of one of these special sea turtles, witness round-the-clock rehabilitation efforts, meet wildlife experts from the Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute and celebrate an unforgettable success story. Program date: 06/27/2005
10:40: PEG MEDIA: THE MAGIC OF PAINTING WITH JIM RIGG - PROGRAMS 120-01: Using acrylics to create "watercolor" paintings How to prepare the painting surface, paints, washes. Intro to brushes and tools. Taking images from the "field" back home for reference. AND Program 120-03:Detailing that makes a painting come alive. Intro to specific brushes, techniques and tools.
11:37: United States Forest Service: Eyes In Stone: Rock Art In Modoc 20 min. 1998 A documentary about the exciting rock art discoveries in Modoc National Forest. Using local Native American musicians and the diverse opinions of three spokespersons, the tape introduces viewers to the study of Native American rock art within north-eastern California.

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