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Major funding for NOVA is provided by the Park Foundation, dedicated to education and
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On the next Warrior Challenge, eight volunteers voyage back to the Viking Age, where they
get a taste of Nordic food and learn to raid the neighbors as they battle it out.
They'll try not to lose face.
Can they rise to meet the Warrior Challenge?
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On Kingdom of David, Rome's legions clash with Jewish zealots and the region is thrown
into chaos.
The Romans proceeded as far as the Holy House itself.
Then one of them set fire to it.
Now the Jews suffered nothing to restrain their force, nor tried to save their lives
since their Holy House was perishing.
On Kingdom of David, the concluding episodes, 9 p.m. CBTV Wednesday, Hello, I'm Ed Asner.
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The SUVs become a poster child, obviously, for environmental questions around automobiles
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It's emblematic of a class of vehicles that includes mini fans and pickup trucks that
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I think certainly in the next decade, hybrids are where the cutting edge will be.
There's a new generation much more environmentally conscious than the average buyer 10 years
ago.
We think they're going to be demanding higher fuel economy.
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I think Culture Connect is a good thing for the Connecticut arts scene.
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There's a lot of art going on in Connecticut, a lot.
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Log on to WNPR.org and click on Culture Connect.
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On the next edition of Main Street, does milking more and more cows mean bigger profits for
local dairy farmers?
Visit an East Canaan farm and find out.
Also, Paul Robeson Jr. speaks out on the release of the McCarthy-era transcripts on which Robeson's
mother refused to testify against her husband.
And hike through the American Legion State Forest in Riverton to see some of Connecticut's
most precious wildflowers.
Those stories and more on Main Street, 11 p.m., CPTV, tonight.
In 1962, when Connecticut's public television station signed on, Silent Spring alerted us
to the perils of DDT, DNA's discovery won the Nobel Prize, and Fred Rogers received
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