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So you want to be a citizen scientist
The National Phenology Network's Project Budburst Facebook group; an unidentified insect posted by Flickr user urtica as part of a citizen science project Life on the Japanese Knotweed; pasque flowers spotted in Brainerd, MN, by Flickr user esagor. This article is reprinted from the Center for American Progress's "It's Easy Being Green" series.
Are you plugged in to the Internet? Are you an amateur hiker? Photographer? Gardener? Birdwatcher? Frog aficionado? Nature lover? If the answer to any of these questions is "yes," then with the click of a button you can also make a serious contribution to the study of climate change.
Online social networking is no longer just about tagging a picture of your dog on Facebook or announcing to the world what you're having for dinner on Twitter. Scientific institutions worldwide are beginning to harness the power of online social networking for scientific research. Online communities are an ideal vehicle for matching professional scientists with armies of enthusiastic amateurs. This corps of citizen scientists has the capacity to capture far more data over a vastly expanded geographical spectrum than professional scientists can on their own.
The USA National Phenology Network is one organization that is reaching out to citizen scientists via the Internet. People have used phenology, the study of the timing of lifecycle events of plants and animals, to detect the signs of spring since the early 18th century. The rising threat posed by global warming has spurred scientists to put phenology to another use: to detect the signs of climate change.
Plants and animals are very sensitive to even the smallest changes in their climates. Shifts in the timing of their lifecycle events can therefore be an important indicator in the study of climate change and its effects. Slight changes can have huge repercussions; mutual relationships between species and even entire systems can begin to fall apart.
USA-NPN is asking people across the country to record the phenology of their local flora and then report it online. Amateur hikers and photographers can also participate in NPN's Project Budburst. They are asked to identify the phenological stage of the flowers and plants they see using information provided by the project's website. The participants record the location, longitude, and latitude of what they observe. Eventually, Project Budburst will use this information to include real-time mapping with Google maps.
Relying on anonymous volunteers to collect data that will be entered into important scientific databases certainly raises questions about the reliability of the information gathered. Yet it turns out that most of the data is remarkably accurate, and researchers do perform checks on anomalous data. What's more, the large pool of samples collected by a large group of volunteers diminishes the impact of any faulty data.
This creative new use for social networking also answers critics' accusations about the frivolity of Facebook, Twitter, and other sites with proof that online networking has the potential to mobilize users to actively participate in innovative programs. Jack Weltzin, executive director of NPN, has said that in the future NPN hopes to make it possible for people to submit their findings via Twitter. NPN, a nonprofit organization, also hopes that iPhone and Facebook applications might be created to more easily facilitate volunteer participation.
Climate change scientists are not the only members of the scientific profession to tap into the potential of these online communities. In addition to tracking climate change, the information participants collect can help scientists predict wildfires and pollen production and monitor droughts as well as detect and control invasive species. Other online projects, such as "The Great World Wide Star Count," rely on volunteer participation to gauge the level of light pollution across the globe. Several websites are also dedicated to tracking the migratory and breeding patterns of animals such as birds, frogs, and butterflies. All of these observations will augment the databases available to scientists attempting to understand annual fluctuations.
Imagine what the near future will bring–a world where you wake up, look out your window, and notice the first lilac blossom of spring. As you drink your coffee, you report your floral spotting on Twitter. Presto! You've made a contribution to the study of climate change before you've even had your eggs.
So the next time you head outside, grab your camera and snap a picture of the flowers that are starting to bloom in your neighbor's yard. Then plot your location on your Google maps and give scientists the help they need to understand global warming and its consequences.
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Or you could take photos of temperature monitoring stations and upload them to surfacestations.org (ducks and runs!).
And speaking of surfacestations.org, that project seems to be a bit wanting in the data analysis department. The only place you'll find any sort of serious data analysis related to the surfacestations.org project is over at opentemp.org, and the individual ("John V") in charge of that effort found virtually no difference between long-term temperature trends computed by NASA and the long-term temperature trends computed from the best-quality rural CRN sites.
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As far as I can tell, nobody else involved with the surfacestations project has attempted to conduct any serious analysis of the available surface temperature data.
This is a great way to learn about the reality of science.
It's not just for the climate scientists anymore. Now everyone can cherry pick.
great article over at islandofdoubt….
Are we 'safe' with 2 degrees of warming?
2°C will be catastrophic. We are going to get 3°C+ (unless there is a miracle). Most scientist know this now and suspected it earlier.
Well, if worst comes to worst, the catastrophes of 2C might collapse civilization and shut down a significant swath of the carbon emissions, preventing it from getting truly nightmarish.
It's not civilization I'm worried about. It's the species. We can always churn together a new civilization if enough of us can survive and endure.
Debunk of surfacestations website.
I was intrigued by this idea and blogged about it when it was announced last year, but on further reflection I think it raises an important question. Can this technique produce scientifically valid data, or is it simply a way to raise public awareness? What kind of quality control is possible in such a widely distributed environment? As a meteorologist, I'm sure at least some of the snowfall measurements and other types of reports, especially of extreme events, phoned in by members of the public to the press are unreliable. Notwithstanding the problems with the surface stations project, even something as simple as an air temperature measurement is highly susceptible to distortion from instrument siting.
This in an incredibly useful way for scientists to gather data that otherwise cannot be gathered. Do not get caught up in the met station and snowfall measurement concept, the phenology network is looking for something different. We all have the capability of performing basic science. Observing the day cherry blossoms bloom or lilacs bloom, or the first mosquitoes hatch, or the leaves burst forth from a magnolia or lilac or white oak. We can all accurately observed this and report it and collectively do so much better. I utilize ordinary citizens in my field research. There only task to photograph the glacier from a specific location and note the day and send me the photograph, which I use to identify the snowpack extent on the glacier on that day. I cannot be there to observe a certain glacier more than a couple days a year. The list is endless you can use citizen volunteers to record water levels in a lake or stream by simply reading a stage ruler, putting in an automatic recording gage is more than $25,000. So the key is to set up simple observations that can be broadly made and we all can do it. That is the power of citizen science, so do not be a nay-sayer jump in. You are not really being asked to be a scientist just a data point contributor.
Is there anywhere left where people are supposed to have a human experience as human beings rather than a meta-experience as an appendage of a snivelling little gadget?
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Science needs a solid baseline and impeccable data.
Photos are a good way to observe tho…glaciers, animals, tree damage etc, either for absolutes or relative-based analysis.
"We all have the capability of performing basic science."
I would like to be able to believe this, but 3 years of blogging on daily weather in a major metropolitan area which has probably one of the highest percentages of adults with advanced degrees in the world convinced me that the state of scientific illiteracy in this country is truly unimaginable. Why should anyone assume that a random member of the public knows the difference between an azalea and a dogwood, or can even accurately read a calendar!
Citizen Science with respect to phenology has been well harnessed in the UK (although the British tradition of natural history may have had an effect here). The Nature's calender project ( http://www.naturescalendar.org.uk/ ) has been running successfully for a number of years. The sheer number of records is far in advance of what any single scientist (or scientific team) could ever hope to match.
There is also a steady trickle of 'back garden science' papers coming out now – a good example is this one from Peterborough (warning: pdf) http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/121482651/PDFSTART?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0 on hoverfly phenology.
"sheer number of records"
I'm not questioning the volume; what about quality control?
I worked for eight years at a state park and one thing I did for our visitors is keep a weekly list of what flowers were blooming in the park. I think there are a lot of amateur naturalists/wild foods enthusiasts who can provide good data for this project.
Today is the first day of spring, but it will be a couple of months until my apples and juneberries have any flowers to report.
The NPN should be a very useful information source for the participant groups (users). The sponsors include 10 organizations that know what they're doing, starting with the NSF. If someone sent in a picture of an unidentifiable animal or plant, they'd be politely thanked but the 'sighting' wouldn't be used. Participating groups would provide training and reference resources. The contributors will be very motivated or they won't be involved.
I reckon I know another place where you could learn about the invasive species they call the dreaded Japanese knotweed

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however, siouxsie shined on some of her older numbers (though i think she had to slow the tempo down a bit - i guess one should cut her some slack - she's over 50 now)...
the footage above contains the concert's opening number THEY FOLLOW YOU and a brief excerpt of DEAR PRUDENCE.
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|Warren Cann, Chris Cross, Billy Currie, Midge Ure
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"Hymn" is a 1982 hit single from Ultravox's sixth studio album Quartet (the third studio album recorded with vocalist Midge Ure) that reached #11 on the UK Top 40 singles chart and the Top 10 in Germany and Switzerland.[1]
The song was written by Warren Cann, Chris Cross, Billy Currie and Midge Ure and produced by George Martin. The cover art depicts certain symbols of Freemasonry, most notably the compass and the square.
Lyrically, the song is more of a sermon than a hymn (or, at the very least, a psalm), with Midge Ure taking his lesson broadly from the Bible.
Musically, the chords are reminiscent of the National Anthem of the Soviet Union, known in Russian as "Hymn of the Soviet Union" ("Государственный гимн СССР").[2]
The music video for the song describes the folly of four men seeking either fame, power or glory via a deal with the devil.
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7" version[edit]
- "Hymn" [single edit] – 4:24
- "Monument" – 3:16
12" version[edit]
- "Hymn" – 5:46
- "Monument" – 3:16
- "The Thin Wall (Live)" – 5:54
The song has been covered by numerous acts including Magna Charta (1990), Cabballero (1994), Cosmo (1994), German electro project Music Instructor (1995), Supporters (1997), The Stunned Guys (1998), Edguy (1998), DJ Jaxx (2000), 4 clubbers (2002) Gigi D'Agostino (2003), Lunatica (2004), Tina Cousins (2004), Polish DJ Psychophaze (2005), Mägo de Oz (under the name "Mañana Empieza Hoy") (2005), Raz Ohara (2005), Age Pee (2006), Trancemission (2006), Parasytic (2008), PROXIMITY (2010), Kirlian Camera (2011) and Mägo de Oz again (2013)
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- ^ Gamboa, Glenn (7 January 2013). "Midge Ure's five best songs". Newsday.com. Newsday. Retrieved 15 August 2013.
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We have been enjoying spring here in Amish country. Tulips are up, the Amish are out in the fields plowing and many of the local stores have flowers and plants for sale. Last year, we got a beautiful pot of flowers from Hershberger's Farm Market, so we wanted more flowers to dress up our site again this year. We looked at a couple of other places on our travels around the area, then headed to Hershberger's last Friday.
Margery checking out the flower selection at Hershberger's
With so many to choose from, it took us quite a while to decide what basket we wanted. We eventually ended up with petunias mixed with verbena.
When Lora and J. Michael bought their travel trailer several years ago, they didn't order the optional bedroom TV because they didn't really need it at the time. Now that they have Lydia, who goes to bed early and who sleeps in a portable crib in the living/dining area when they go camping, Lora and J. Michael retreat to the bedroom. Therefore, the addition of a TV in the bedroom would be a welcomed asset.
On our last couple of visits to Pittsburgh, Paul took measurements in the bedroom of their trailer and subsequently did some research online into TVs and mounting brackets. Lora and J. Michael decided to go with a TV/DVD combo because they frequently like to watch movies on DVD in the evening when they are camping, and they don't have room anywhere in the bedroom for a separate DVD player.
Both the TV and mounting bracket were ordered online. They both came in late last week, so we scheduled a trip to Pittsburgh on Wednesday so Paul could work on the installation.
Grammy watched Lydia while Lora went grocery shopping and while Paul installed the TV. Margery took time out from playing with Lydia to snap a photo.
Meanwhile, Paul got busy with the installation of the TV. Fortunately, Forest River (the manufacturer of the travel trailer) put an aluminum plate in the wall for the attachment screws for a TV mounting bracket. There was a sticker on the wall saying "mount TV here" when Lora and J. Michael first got the trailer, but the sticker has since been removed. Fortunately, Lora remembered about where it was, and Paul was able to locate the plate with a stud finder.
It was a little scary drilling holes in the wall of someone else's trailer, but Paul started with a tiny drill bit just in case he had misidentified the location of the aluminum plate. As the drill bit went into the wall, silver chips came out indicating success at hitting the plate. Paul successfully drilled the other three holes and installed the mounting bracket.
Paul tightening the screws for the mounting bracket
After a trip to the hardware to get longer screws to attach the mounting plate to the back of the TV, Paul was able to marry the TV itself to the bracket.
Paul attaching the TV to the bracket
The TV isn't very heavy, but just to be safe, we decided it would be better to detach the TV for travel leaving just the bracket on the wall. J. Michael was at work, so Paul explained to Lora how everything is attached so she could teach J. Michael.
Paul showing Lora how the wires are attached to the TV
A while back, we got a coupon from Bahama Breeze for $10 off a $30 purchase. Since there is a Bahama Breeze only about 10 minutes from Lora and J. Michael's house and since the coupon was about to expire, we planned to go there for dinner before heading back to Ohio.
Poppy and Lydia heading into the restaurant
Bahama Breeze has Happy Hour from 4 to 6 p.m. on weekdays with discounted drinks and half-price appetizers, so we all had appetizers for our dinner. After dinner, we had a Chocolate Island for dessert. Lydia liked the Chocolate Island so much, she attacked it with two forks.
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After our dinner, we said our good-byes before heading back to Ohio. In the next photo, Lydia is about to get what we call a "sandwich kiss" from Grammy and Poppy.
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We got back to Scenic Hills just in time to catch a glimpse of the setting sun peeking under a bank of clouds.
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The dollar store has NEW faries in. I bought 15. I like to give little girls who visit my gardens a fairie to start a farrie garden of their own.
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The dollar store has NEW faries in. I bought 15. I like to give little girls who visit my gardens a fairie to start a farrie garden of their own.
Was just at our dollar store, didn't see any :(
Flow, I am in the Pacific North West.
Ya I see that. How's the weather out there?
how nice of you to give them away!
Flow, the weather has been very WET. I have been under the influence of grey skys too long this year. LOL. Our dry weather should be here soon though and as usual the wait will be worth it. In the meantime I am gluing long carpenter nails to the bottom of my fairies so that I can stake them into the ground.
Texas needs some of your rain!
What a great idea, with the nails...what type of glue do you use?
Flow, I use Gorilla Glue. It doesn't dry clear but it isn't seen so it doesn't matter. Some people use Marine glue.
Sally, I will share my rain if you will share your sun. We really are blessed though, no tornados, earthquakes, floods or fires. My heart goes out to all living through all these weather disasters.
FairyFarm, giving the fairies away is such a wonderful idea! I feel like duh... why didn't I think of that because I've been teaching the neighborhood children about making fairy gardens. So far all kids want me to give them one, and I just can't afford to buy all the supplies for them. I feel your idea may help me with this problem. Maybe this will encourage some parents to create them with their children. It's so sad that most parents where I live don't care where their kids are or what they're doing. I just can't understand that. I've been using Gorilla Glue too with 3 inch nails and it last forever!
Joyce, Future Fairy Gardeners of America. . . LOL
Now that sounds great to me! It's like in the bible -give a man a fish feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish feed him for a life time. I want these children to have a life time of fairy gardening so they will be as contented as I am!
"give a man a fish feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish feed him for a life time"
FYI, Chinese proverb not from the Bible
flowAjen, oops, thanks for the correction! I hate it when I do that! ;o)
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7/29/2016 | Giants tab Peavy, welcome back Pence vs. Nats
The home run has victimized Giants pitcher Jake Peavy since the All-Star break. The right-hander has allowed just seven hits in his last two starts, but five of those have been shot over the fence.
7/29/2016 | As Deadline nears, Nats in need of 'pen help
The non-waiver Trade Deadline is Monday at 4 p.m. ET and the Nationals are still looking for bullpen help. Their closer, Jonathan Papelbon, has been in a serious slump. In his last three games, Papelbon has allowed seven earned runs in a total of one inning, while his ERA has climbed from 2.56 to 4.41.
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Bryce Harper will be featured on this week's edition of "Play Ball," a weekly children's show on MLB Network that features one-on-one baseball demonstrations and conversations with some of the biggest stars and personalities in baseball. The segment will air Saturday morning at 10 a.m. ET.
7/29/2016 | Nationals recall Severino, place Lobaton on DL
The Nationals have recalled catcher Pedro Severino from Triple-A Syracuse and placed catcher Jose Lobaton on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to July 20) with left elbow tendonitis, the club announced Friday.
7/29/2016 | Questions loom after Papelbon's early hook
As the rest of his teammates emerged from the showers and dressed around him, Jonathan Papelbon sat at his locker and stared in silence on Thursday night. He had just been pulled three batters into the ninth inning, unable to lock down the save despite being given a three-run lead.
7/29/2016 | Nats survive Giants' ninth-inning rally
Thanks to a three-run second inning against Johnny Cueto, the Nationals took a three-run lead into the ninth, but the Giants didn't go quietly and chased closer Jonathan Papelbon before Washington was able to lock down a 4-2 series-opening win on Thursday night at AT&T Park.
7/29/2016 | Max faces Shark in battle of division leaders
With Max Scherzer squaring off with Jeff Samardzija, the Nationals and Giants will continue their four-game series on Friday night in this potential postseason preview at AT&T Park.
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Tom Murphy is likely hoping July never ends considering the Rockies' No. 11 prospect has raised his batting average over 100 points in 16 games so far this month. And Yankees first-round pick Blake Rutherford is scorching at Pulaski, hitting .429 after back-to-back four-hit games.
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Washington continues to boast one of the top farm systems in baseball, with three of the top 17 players on MLBPipeline.com's Midseason Top 100 Prospects list. The Nationals own the highest ranking trio, with Lucas Giolito (down from the top spot to No.4), shortstop Trea Turner (No.11) and outfielder Victor Robles (No.17).
7/28/2016 | 10 potential bullpen upgrades for Nationals
Dusty Baker admitted Wednesday that the Nationals "don't know" what the solution is for the struggling Jonathan Papelbon. And because the effects of age are something even a wise pitching coach like Mike Maddux will struggle to fix, it's time -- especially with the non-waiver Trade Deadline fast approaching -- for the Nats to consider alternatives.
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In the aftermath of a second consecutive blown save, the Nationals needed a strong showing from starter Stephen Strasburg. The right-hander delivered, stifling the Indians in a 4-1 win Wednesday afternoon to split the two-game Interleague set at Progressive Field.
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Indians manager Terry Francona paid the Nationals the ultimate compliment before Tuesday's game, saying Washington is "built for October baseball." In the opener of this series between potential postseason teams, the Indians looked like they fit that description as well, pulling off a 7-6 walk-off win at Progressive Field.
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We stayed at the Apple Tree Inn for two nights as to visit Yosemite. The Inn is approx. 1-2 mile from the south gate of Yosemite and approx. 45 mins-1 hr from the Yosemite Valley, so it made for a great day trip. There is also a snow play park just prior to the Yosemite gate, though we found a little area on property the was great for us.
There was snow on the ground at the hotel and in Yosemite which was just beautiful. This was a great time of year to visit the park because it was not crowded at all and the waterfalls were flowing beautifully.
The Inn itself is a bunch of little cottages scattered around the property. Our building had three rooms, one two room suite (which we had) and two standard rooms in each.
Our room had one bedroom with a queen size bed and tv, and a main area with a king bed, tv w/dvd player, fireplace, sitting area, microwave, coffee maker & mini refrigerator, so it was perfect for us (couple with a 3 year old). We also had a balcony with a nice view of the snow and trees.
Amenities are continental breakfast from 7:30-10am, racquetball, and an indoor pool/spa. The Tenaya Lodge is a 1 minute drive next door where they have two restaurants and lounge (walking path between the properties was closed due to snow). We ate at Jackalope's Bar & Grill, which had great drinks and food but slow service.
The rooms are quaint, but starting to look a little dated and shabby. With some easy updating the rooms could be fabulous. Robes in the room would also be a nice touch. The only other thing I missed was room service, but that wouldn't really be possible here.
The front desk staff was helpful and friendly. Cleaning service was poor and the maid for our block was not very friendly. Carpet wasn't vacuumed well and dirty glasses weren't cleared or replaced.
For the area this place was a great deal for the room ($99 per night, compared to $305 for a standard room at Tenaya). The location and proximity was great for Yosemite. All and all we had a very nice stay and would return again.
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The benefits of run-to-run control are commonplace and well known: improved process and device performance, increased process tool utilization, improved throughput, reduction of non production (pilot) wafers, etc. Likewise, the benefits of intelligent scheduling and dispatching methods have been shown to reduce cycle time and improve resource utilization. In this paper, we will consider the potential additional benefits that can be obtained through sharing information between a run-to-run control system and a fab dispatch system. Many factors can be taken into consideration when deciding how to dispatch material to process resources-equipment availability, equipment states, time constraints, due dates, bottleneck resources, etc. However, in practice, the decision for lot-to-tool assignment is often based on identifying the highest priority lot and the next available tool. For a process area that has deployed run-to-run control, a number of factors available from the control system can enhance the effectiveness of the dispatch tool. Likewise, the selection of equipment for a given process can affect a controller's efficiency. A controller's state is commonly partitioned by context, such as process tool, product, layer, etc. When this information is used in the dispatch decision, the material can be assigned to a tool with an existing or recently updated partition. The wrong dispatch decision can result in an unnecessary look-ahead run, especially in high-mix environments. This paper will discuss the impact of control-oriented dispatching on factory performance metrics. We describe simulation results where traditional dispatching techniques are compared with a process metrics-based approach, using cycle time and utilization as the key metrics, based on actual production data from a chemical-mechanical planarization process area. We describe a single-resource constrained (process tools only) process and suggest possible enhancements. We illustrate how dispatching can- impact batch processes, process cycle time, and controller performance. Practical considerations for integrating these types of systems, such as scalability constraints, will also be discussed.
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|Rick Reiff is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, four-time Golden Mike winner and three-time Emmy nominee. He is co-host of "Studio SoCal" on the Los Angeles region's PBS flagship station, PBS SoCal, and host and producer of "Inside OC with Rick Reiff," which airs on PBS SoCal, Cox3-TV in Orange County and Palos Verdes and Cox 4TV in San Diego. Full Bio
'STUDIO SOCAL' SHOW TIMES on PBS SOCAL: Fridays at 7:00 PM, Sundays at 5:00 PM, Mondays at 5:30 PM, Wednesdays at 5:30 PM.
'INSIDE OC' SHOW TIMES: Tuesdays at 1 AM* on PBS SoCal; Weds at 9:00 PM on Cox3 and Cox 4SD; Fridays at 2:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 5 PM on PBS SoCal Plus and 9:30 PM on Cox3 and Cox 4SD; Saturdays at 4:30 PM on PBS SoCal World and 8:00 PM on Cox3 Sundays at 11 AM on PBS SoCal World and noon on Cox3; Mondays at 12:30 AM on PBS SoCal Plus.
* Due to pledge drives, Tuesday time moves to 1:30 AM on Aug. 23 & 30.
'Studio SoCal' and 'Inside OC' can also be viewed at www.pbssocal.org.
'Inside OC' episodes and 'Open Mic' segments also viewable on YouTube.
Find your PBS SoCaL TV channel, HERE


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