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12:00 pm
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12:30 pm
Caillou "Doing It Together!" Caillou and Leo are playing with their rocket ships in the park. Rosie wants to help them build the space station but she accidentally wrecks it. At home, Caillou and Leo continue their space game and are thrilled when Mr. Hinkle gives them a cardboard box which they transform into a rocket ship. D
1:00 pm
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1:30 pm
Thomas & Friends "A Friend In Need" The Monster of Brendamdocks - Percy is at Brendam Docks to pick up new table and chairs for Dowager Hatt's house. The boat is late so Percy has to wait. Fog rolls in and the story says that's when the Monster of Brendam can be seen. D
2:00 pm
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2:30 pm
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As you can imagine I get quite a few requests to help people improve their DPS. Unfortunately I am not very good at responding, I have no excuse except that I get busy and forget to respond. So if you have sent me a question and I have not responded I apologize.
That said, most of the requests fall into one of few distinct categories:
The Uninformed: These people have clearly not done a lot of research or don't know the right places to look for information. These are the people that do not have a Chaotic Skyflare Diamond equipped or have 5/5 of Genesis talented. They are easy to respond to because their issues are so obvious. I point out the obvious and then send them to the think tank and sticky.
The Poorly Geared: These people have all the right talents, gems and enchants, but their gear is just strange. They may be missing a set bonus or have a wide range of gear from the 200 ilevel to the 264 ilevel. The may have quite a bit of spirit gear or a strange trinket choice. Gear is obviously a problem, but the cause of the problem is not obvious. I have a hard time responding to these folks because this may be the only gear available to them. For example I once got a comment asking why I use the Illustration of the Dragon Soul instead of Muradin's Spyglass because the commenter thought the spyglass was better. I agree. The spyglass is better, but I've run ICC 10 over a dozen times and not seen it drop once. It's not that I'm gearing incorrectly its just that I'm using what is available to me.
The Fundamentally Flawed: These are the hardest to address. They have the right talents, gems and enchants. Their gear is very reasonable for the level of content they are doing. The rotation they say they use is in line with the recommendations. There is nothing obvious I can comment on. In the end I usually provide a list of general rules for them to think about and hopefully improve their performance.
In this post will go over some of what I consider to be the general rules of raiding for a ranged DPSer.
Fundamentally Flawed is not an insult:
Before anyone gets their feathers ruffled, when I say Fundamentally Flawed, I don't' mean you suck. I think most of us including myself are flawed to some extent. There is skill involved in this game, and skill related issues can't be fixed by changing a glyph or a piece of gear. When I say fundamentally flawed I mean that there is a problem with how you approach the game. It could be something as big as not casting spells quickly enough or as small as not pre-planning your positioning.
This may sound obvious or silly to some of you but I've become a firm believer that sleep is a key for successful raiding and high DPS. I also think more raiders have an issue with a lack of sleep then they are willing to admit. Many raiders raid 25mans for 10 to 15 hours a week, then they spend more time raiding 10mans, leveling alts, and other stuff in game. Then when you combine this with work, school, and family obligations it is quite easy to get to a point where you are only sleeping 5 or 6 hours a night.
Most of us can't operate and peak levels on such a limited sleep schedule and most of us that think we can are wrong. In my own play I've noticed some pretty dramatic swings in my performance that I mostly relate to sleep. When I'm well rested and I am much more focused. I notice hazards more quickly and I'm able to react more quickly. Ultimately I make fewer errors in casting and avoiding damage.
As a result I try and set priorities in my play and not over extend myself to often. For example, many months ago I had an opportunity to become a regular part of a regular 10man alt run. If I committed to it I would have gotten a drake for my warlock. Ultimately I chose not to because it would have added another late night my schedule. In addition to that I have a couple of alts that I want to level. I don't have a lot of time on weekend due to family time but my nights are generally free. It would be very easy for me to play until 2 in the morning but I have purposely limited my play on those nights to try and not over extend myself.
If you are having performance issues, think about how often you play and how often you sleep. The best choice might be to take a step back and focus on the activities that are most important to you.
Positioning and Limiting Movement:
As we all know movement is a DPS killer. If you are moving you can't cast your nukes and they make up 70%-80% of moonkin damage. Therefore it is important to think about ways to limit your movement so that you can maximize your casting time. A good example of this is the Beasts encounter in ToGC. My guild would focus down Acidmaw before we switch to Dreadscale in phase 2 of the fight, but Gormok tended to be positioned in the center of the room. In our first heroic kills on that encounter the worms were spawning right as Gormok was going down and making a quick switch was important to meet the DPS requirements of the fight. Therefore I tended to position myself as far left as I could. Therefore, I could switch targets without moving and allow my fellow raid members to move into to get range.
Another part of this is to move purposely. One big movement is almost always better then several little movements. If you are moving to get in range of a target. Make sure you are in range of any adjustments that the target might make. If the target is constantly moving away from you then inching forward ever 15 seconds will result in more cancelled spells. Much better to move once for 5 seconds and to not have to cancel any spells.
ABC - Always Be Casting:
I've said this before, and I will say it again. The real key to high damage in a raid setting is to cast as much as possible. Casting the wrong thing is generally better then not casting because when you don't cast or cancel a cast you are not DPSing the target. Therefore, if you don't know what to cast, cast something. Put up your DoTs while moving. Even overwriting your existing DoTs while moving can be a DPS increase.
Also push the limits of when you can start casting. Remember we have a lot of low threat spells that we can start an encounter with. Your trents have their own threat tables, Fairie Fire and Insect Swarm have very little threat when they are first cast. Moonfire doesn't have much either if it is glyphed. The reason we lead with these spells isn't just because DoTs generally have a good DPET or to Debuff the boss. They also allow the tank a few seconds to build threat before we get into the heavy hitting part of our rotation.
Switching Targets and Macros:
ABC is really easy when you have only one target and don't have to move much. It gets more complicated when you have to change targets quite a bit and the positioning of your targets are not constant. It is easy to lose 5 or more seconds tab targeting through the available targets. There are two things I try to do to minimize the time it takes me to switch targets.
The first is the use of targeting macros. If you know you have to switch to a target quickly create a little targeting macro and add a spell to it. For example have two macro's for the Lich King encounter. One for the Val'kyr Shadowguard and one for the Raging Spirits. The macros are very simple. One is posted below.
/target Val'kyr Shadowguard
/cast Wrath
All it does is target the target and cast a nuke. What is great about it is that I can start spamming it even before a target spawns, because it doesn't cancel the cast if the target is not available yet. Instead the cast will just go to my current target.
The second thing I do is to click while casting. Clicking a target can be a problem especially if there are a lot of targets group up, but it can be helpful in some situations. The first thing to remember is that you can change targets while casting. Your spell will still hit he original target, but you don't have to delay your next spell to hit the new target. I use this a lot on trash, adds, and bosses that have pieces that have to be burned down all together. I also suggest that you use the overhead unit frames for enemy targets. It is much easier to target the name plate of the target then the actual target if you need to do a lot of click targeting.
A lot is said about keybindings in raiding circles, but newer players may be unfamiliar with them or how to improve them. A keybinding is when you've linked a class ability to a specific button on your keyboard or mouse. The default WoW UI comes with a lot of keybindings automatically. For example your 1 through = buttons are mapped to your main action bar. Other keys are mapped to game functions like B for opening your bag. I think most players use these default keybindings when they first pick up the game, but a lot of raiders expand on or modify these keybindings in an effort to improve their performance.
The standard keybindings are perfectly fine for a more casual player, but they are not set up will for someone trying to maximize there performance. A good keybinding is one that is easy to reach win a minimum of effort. The default keybindings are all in a single line. Moving from key 5 to key "-" is a pretty big movement and has a higher risk of error as a result. Moving from key 5 to key "T" is a much smaller movement and is less likely to be missed in my opinion.
The other problem with the standard keybindings is that there are only 12 default spots, but I have 15 abilities or macros that I use with decent regularity. Even if i was comfortable with having all my abilities on a single line, I still wouldn't be able to bind everything I needed.
Keybindings are fairly simple to create. Just hit the "ESC" key and click the Keybinding button from the menu that pops up. This will bring up the keybinding UI. From this window you can bind your keys to the other available action bars.
Here are my current keybindings.
|Faerie Fire
|Insect Swarm
|Health Stone
|Force of Nature
|Cyclone Macro
|Primary Targeting Macro
|Secondary Targeting Macro
|Primary Self Heal
|Secondary Self Heal
|Changes depending on fight.
|DPS Pot
|Gift of the Wild
|Self Innervate
You will notice that most of the buttons are easily accessible to my left hand. The Number Pad buttons are easily accessible because I have this mouse.
After you set up your keybindings it is important that you get used to them before you are expected to perform at a high level. How much practice you need depends on what spells you are binding and how many changes you are making. I highly recommend that you don't make any significant changes in your bindings until you have time to run a few low stress instances.
The DPS issues that most players face aren't caused by gear, spells, or talents. They are a result of more basic issues that are hard to teach or correct in a guide. The fundamentals of raiding have nothing to do with class, rotation, or gems. The fundamentals of raiding are about awareness, movement, and quick reactions.
When you look for ways to improve your DPS, think about more then just what spell I should cast. Think about where I should stand? What is the best way for me to change targets? Are the tools I need to use readily accessible? Thinking about these questions can have as big of an impact on your DPS as picking up a new piece of gear.

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BOULDER — Renee Williams awoke Friday believing that the house she and her husband moved into two weeks ago had survived the Boulder floods.
Then she started hearing a strange gurgling sound in her toilet. Her tub filled up and overflowed. Her toilet overflowed. "It kept coming and kept coming and kept coming," she said.
The water coming out of their sewer line flooded their kitchen and their hardwood floors. When she ran into the street in tears, neighbors came to help, grabbing a tarp to funnel the water out, shutting off their water, getting buckets to scoop up the water pouring out of the bathroom.
Her family didn't get any help from the city, however.
"I called 911. 911 says they can't do anything about it," she said. "I talked to sewer people, they said, oh yeah, as long as there's water coming up from the manhole, there's nothing we can do."
Boulder authorities said at an afternoon press conference that they were not aware of sewage backups in the city.
But Williams, an assistant school principal with two small children, said there is no doubt about what she and five of her neighbors in the Table Mesa neighborhood are seeing flowing from their bathrooms, filling their basements and splashing down their street.
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At one point, she said, her husband put his full 190 pounds on the toilet, holding back a gusher. "If you could imagine a geyser coming out of your toilet, with sewage," she said.
"This is a health and safety hazard. My husband has been knee-deep in raw sewage for two days," she said. "Our kids have been exposed to raw sewage."
On the street, "kids are just splashing around, it's raw sewage," she said.
Elsewhere in Boulder, on a dry day with clouds darkening to the west, the city seemed a mix of cleanup, damage assessment and endeavors more in keeping with its outdoorsy profile.
Drivers were being turned away on the western end of Colorado 119 at the mouth of Boulder Canyon. Nearby, the parking lot for Settlers Park was filling up with people hoping for a hike in the foothills.
"I thought I'd head up to Wyoming for a hike," said a recent Ohio transplant, who gave his first name as Beal. But the roads were closed.
Further north, residents forced to evacuate their homes were being allowed through a roadblock on Mapleton Avenue. Police officers still turned visitors or the merely curious away. A thin stream of silty water ran east down Kalmia Avenue, which was lined with vans, trucks and septic clean-up company vehicles.
"I don't even have a proper mop," said a resident standing in his garage who'd begun tossing out water-logged carpet. "I have a dust mop."
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More than 200 people remained unaccounted for in Boulder County on Saturday evening — meaning they had not checked in with friends or family but were not necessarily in harm's way. Local and federal teams continued evacuation and search and rescue efforts throughout the day. The historic flooding has killed three people in the county.
Evacuation orders were lifted for the western part of the city near Boulder Canyon about 2 p.m., but residents were warned more rain could require further evacuations.
The National Guard had evacuated about 150 people out of Jamestown by helicopter and trucks continued to bring people out of Lyons, according to the Boulder Daily Camera. Both towns were cut off from help by the floodwaters.
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Acoustic neuroma is a non-malignant tumor that develops on the main nerve leading from the inner ear to the brain.
If it is slow-growing, it can cause unsteadiness, ringing in one's ear and hearing loss. If it grows rapidly, or large enough to press against the brain, it can interfere with vital functions.
The World Health Organization, International Agency for Research on Cancer, and the Hardell studies in Sweden previously linked long-term cellphone use with acoustic neuroma and, last fall, the Italian Supreme Court ruled in favor of the connection between cellphone use and acoustic neuroma.
This month, a study of 790,000 women in the United Kingdom shows that women who used a cellphone were 2.5 times more likely to have an acoustic neuroma than those who never used a cellphone. The risk increased with the number of years of use.
The authors of the study, affiliated with the University of Oxford, recruited the women before they developed the tumor. They were asked how long they had used a cellphone: never; less than once a day; or, every day. Those who used a cellphone were asked how long.
Over the years, I have collected thousands of radio frequency studies. Every one of them has at least one flaw.
My opinion, as a radio frequency consultant, is that this latest one most likely underestimated the long-term risk because the women only were followed for seven years, and tumors can take decades to develop.


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Dust Bowl "The Great Plow Up" This film by Ken Burns chronicles the environmental catastrophe of the Great Plains during the 1930s. The frenzied wheat boom of the early 20th-century that plows the prairie lands becomes the victim of a decade-long drought that turns those lands into deserts and unleashes a pattern of massive, deadly dust storms. Twenty-six survivors of those hard times telling their stories and the eloquently written diaries of two women provide a narrative. Part 1 of 2G
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Dust Bowl "Reaping The Whirlwind" For nearly a decade, the storms grow more ferocious and more frequent, sweeping up millions of tons of earth, killing crops and livestock, even spreading the dust across the country. Thousands flee, forced onto the road in an exodus unlike anything the United States had seen. But other thousands persevere against enormous odds. Families find ways to survive and hold onto their land. National and local government programs keep hungry families afloat, and a partnership between government agencies and farmers develop new farming and conservation methods. Part 2 of 2G
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Sesame Street "Princess Show" Abby, Rosita and a penguin are going to play princesses. First, they decide to dance. Rosita leaps high into the air. D
5:00 am
Martha Speaks "Martha's Thanksgiving, Part One & Two" Martha's Thanksgiving, Part One - When Martha learns that Helen's extended family will be coming for Thanksgiving, she decides to search for her own long-lost canine siblings. Tails begin to wag as the family reunites, but where is Martha's mother? Vocabulary: (E) reunion, prepare, organize, trace, quest. Martha's Thanksgiving, Part Two - Still in search of her mother, Martha digs into her past to uncover the reason they were separated. D
5:30 am
Super Why! "Humpty Dumpty" Poor Pig is stuck at the tippy top of his brand new slide, and is afraid to come down! The Super Readers fly into the Humpty Dumpty book to find out how he'll get down from that wall. All the King's horses and all the King's men may not be able to help Humpty, but the Super Readers can! In the process, everyone learns a lesson about giving encouragement.G
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Thank You, Grandpere Tiger!/Neighborhood Thank You Day" Thank You, Grandpere Tiger! - Grandpere Tiger comes to visit, but is only in town for a short while. Daniel is sad that Grandpere can't come to the special Thank You Day celebration later that day. Daniel learns to be thankful for the time they DO have together, and is then surprised when Grandpere appears at the celebration after all! Neighborhood Thank You Day - The neighborhood celebrates Thank You Day by putting notes in the Thank You Tree. D
6:30 am
WordWorld "The Mystery of the Disappearing Pie/Duck's Family Reunion" The Mystery of the Disappearing Pie - When Pig's pie for Bear goes missing, it's up to Detective Sheep to follow the letter clues and solve the mystery of the disappearing pie! Duck's Family Reunion - Because they have a similar sounding name, Duck mistakes Truck for a long-lost relative! Frog is a bit ruffled at the epidemic of silliness going around, but ends up saving the day for Duck and his word "family". D
7:00 am
Sesame Street "Princess Show" Abby, Rosita and a penguin are going to play princesses. First, they decide to dance. Rosita leaps high into the air. D
8:00 am
Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas George and The Man in the Yellow Hat are preparing for Christmas but each has no idea what to give the other for a present. They follow each other around town, hoping to discover a clue. They enlist the help of Hudley, the Pisghettis, Gnocchi, Bill, Betsy Steven and even Professor Wiseman. Three original songs are introduced along with other classic holiday music.G
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The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About Christmas! The Cat, Nick and Sally journey around the world to help a lost reindeer find his way home to Freezeyourknees Snowland in time for Christmas in their first Christmas special. On the way, the Thinga-ma-jigger breaks down and they depend on a variety of animals and their individual abilities to continue the journey. The Cat is a trusted guide, helping families discover natural science concepts, with a generous helping of laughter and singing along the way.G
10:00 am
The Electric Company "Pies for Puppies" It's the Pies for Puppies charity bake sale, and Jessica, Danny Rebus and others are competing to sell the most pies and become the "puppy hero." But someone has taken all of Jessica's pies! The Electric Company discovers that Danny Rebus is trying to cheat his way to victory, and it is up to them to put a stop to it. D
10:30 am
Wild Kratts "Seasquatch" The Kratt brothers' sub loses power while they are exploring the strange landscape of the ocean depths and they are trapped on the ocean floor of the deep sea. Aviva must figure out how to harness the energy from the deep sea's hydrothermal vents in order to save the brothers and return them to the surface. The Wild Kratts team learns all about the amazing process of chemosynthesis and how deep sea creatures transform toxic chemicals into energy. D
11:00 am
WordWorld "The Mystery of the Disappearing Pie/Duck's Family Reunion" The Mystery of the Disappearing Pie - When Pig's pie for Bear goes missing, it's up to Detective Sheep to follow the letter clues and solve the mystery of the disappearing pie! Duck's Family Reunion - Because they have a similar sounding name, Duck mistakes Truck for a long-lost relative! Frog is a bit ruffled at the epidemic of silliness going around, but ends up saving the day for Duck and his word "family". D
11:30 am
WordGirl "Where Have All The Villains Gone?/Captain Tangent Returns" WHERE HAVE ALL THE VILLAINS GONE? - Ms. Question comes up with a brilliant plan to get rid of WordGirl: eliminate all of the city's villains so WordGirl is no longer needed. Will Ms. Question be able to keep WordGirl away? Or will a villian-less city need her after all. Vocabulary Words: Eliminate, Entire. D
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Outdoor Idaho "The People's Land" OUTDOOR IDAHO takes the pulse of the People's Land, the 64 percent of Idaho that is managed by the federal government. People speak out about today's management of public lands. They ride, hike, boat, camp, hunt and fish on public acreage, or they seek to harvest resources from the lands - and they are finding ways to work together for the sake of the land.G
12:30 pm
Pati's Mexican Table "Tequila!" This episode puts a twist on tequila by using it in a number of tasty, savory and sweet recipes sure to impress special guests. A noted mixologist shows Pati how to make a unique cocktail, and she uses tequila to ignite a main dish. Ancho Chile and Orange Juice Tequila Chaser (Sangrita); Fresh Jicama and Orange Pico de Gallo; Tequila, Mexican Cream and Chipotle Shrimp; Derek Brown's Cocktail; Coffee Flan with Tequila Whipped Cream. D
1:00 pm
Katie Brown Workshop "Kids in the Garden" Parents will learn to love creepy crawly critters as much as their children with Katie's great projects for a critter grow chart and a lady bug bag. Recipes: garden cupcakes and oven-fried chicken tenders. D
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Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Autumn's Delight, Part 3" In this segment Jerry shows his students how to apply brighter mist and sunrays. Then adds additional rocks along shoreline. Then blocks in tree trunks for large trees. D
2:00 pm
Essential Pepin "Veg-In!" Ragout Of Asparagus; Zucchini And Tomato Gratin; Cauliflower Gratin; Artichoke Hearts Helen; Corn Tempura. D
2:30 pm
On Story "The Humor and Heart of Animation" The writers behind the beloved animated classics KUNG FU PANDA 1 & 2, "King of the Hill," and THE IRON GIANT, Jonathan Aibel & Glenn Berger and Tim McCanlies discuss the comedy, action, and emotion that go into creating the worlds and characters of the beloved and popular films that appeal to audiences of all ages. And then enter the magical world of the short film Dreamgiver by director/producer Tyler Carter. What fanciful adventures happen after we go to sleep?. D
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MotorWeek "Volvo S60 T5 Awd" Road Test: 2013 Volvo S60 T5 AWD. Road Test: 2013 Ford Shelby GT500. Goss' Garage: Funnel Facts. D
4:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Slow-Cooker Revolution" Test cook Julia Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to cooking with a slow cooker. First, she teaches host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Old-Fashioned Chicken Noodle Soup. Next, she reveals the test kitchen's secrets for foolproof Pork Loin with Cranberries and Orange. D
4:30 pm
Passport to Adventure "Cruising The British Virgin Islands, Caribbean" Whether you fly, ferry, sail or motor to the islands, you be swaying like a palm in the tropical breeze by the time you depart. We'll explore the cays and bays of the BVI - snorkeling where pirates once buried treasure, climbing granite boulders at the "Baths", and hanging out with the local characters at iconic beachside watering holes. Combine all of that with learning to "pilot the ship", and you have a real adventure!. D
5:00 pm
Assassination: Idaho's Trial of the Century A dream team of famous attorneys converge on an Idaho courtroom in 1907. Idaho's best lawyers - James Hawley and William Borah - matched wits with Chicago's Clarence Darrow and Denver's Edmund Richardson. Re-enactment actors and extras, researchers, crew and others bring more than 200 Idahoans into this project to chronicle the trial of "Big Bill" Haywood, accused of masterminding former Gov. Frank Steunenburg's assassination.G
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Live from the Artists Den "The Wallflowers" It has been seven years since their last album, but the Wallflowers are back in full force for a performance before 600 invited guests at Bimbo's 365 Club, a San Francisco institution for more than 80 years. Frontman Jakob Dylan leads the group through an 18-song set, featuring new songs from their recently released album Glad All Over, and classics such as "One Headlight" and "6th Avenue Heartache."G
7:00 pm
Austin City Limits "Jimmy Cliff" The reggae legend opens the 36th season of the musical series by performing his hits and new songs from his album Existence.G
8:00 pm
Broadway: The American Musical "Putting It Together (1980 - Present)" Legendary as the "Abominable Showman," notorious producer David Merrick reconquers Broadway in 1980 with a smash adaption of the movie musical 42nd Street. But soon the biggest hits are arriving from an unexpected source - London. Producer Cameron Mackintosh redefines the business of show business as Cats, Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera and Miss Saigon become international blockbusters. Part 6 of 6G
9:00 pm
Best of Hymns of Thanksgiving Highlights from the annual shows filmed during the past five years include massed choir performances, solos by pianist Del Parkinson and inspirational narratives by Gov. Butch Otter and first lady Lori Otter.G
10:30 pm
Song of the Mountains Slice of Bluegrass; Patent Pending; Skeeter & the Skidmarks. D
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Austin City Limits "Jimmy Cliff" The reggae legend opens the 36th season of the musical series by performing his hits and new songs from his album Existence.G


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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Prince Wednesday Finds A Way To Play/Finding A Way To Play On Backwards Day" Prince Wednesday Finds a Way to Play - Daniel and Katerina Kittycat are playing "house" today at school. Prince Wednesday wants to play too, but he wants to be a loud dinosaur. Katerina tells him that loud dinosaurs are not allowed! Luckily, they find a way to play together with Prince Wednesday as a quiet, friendly dinosaur. D
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Sid The Science Kid "Sid's Holiday Adventure" Sid loves celebrating the winter holidays where he lives, because it's always sunny and warm. But this year, Sid and his family are visiting relatives where it's chilly and cold. Sid wonders why it can't be warm everywhere? At school, Sid discovers that temperatures are different all over the world!. D
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WordWorld "The Christmas Star/A Christmas Present for Dog" The Christmas Star - It's the night before Christmas and Frog needs a star to hang on his Christmas tree. Duck thinks this will be the perfect present for Frog, and tries to lasso one out of the sky for him. Try as he might, Duck is unable to catch a star for Frog, and cries himself to sleep. D
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Caillou "Caillou's Christmas" Caillou Goes Caroling - Caillou goes out caroling for the very first time with Mommy, Daddy, Rosie, Grandpa and Grandma. He finds out caroling is lots of fun - you get to stay up late and surprise your friends with carols, and you even get treats! They finish up the night with a big finale at the seniors' home and Caillou imagines he's really 'dashing through the snow' in a horse and sleigh. A Playschool Party - It's a very special day at playschool as they celebrate the many ways of celebrating the holiday season. D
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Barney & Friends "Gift of the Dinos and a Visit to Santa" Gift of the Dinos: It's Christmas and BJ dreams of getting a new baseball glove to go with his baseball, while Riff hopes for new drumsticks to use his drum. Barney reminds them that Christmas is more than just getting gifts and helps them learn the meaning of Christmas. Educational theme: Giving. D
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Thomas & Friends "Fun in the Snow" Let it Snow - Gordon and Thomas go to Misty Island to collect logs for Farmer McColl's animal shelter. The Logging Locos tell them that there is no snow on Misty Island because they haven't chuffed The Misty Island Snow Song. They need to puff to the top of a hill and stay still, then go to the sea and wait patiently - then snow will appear! Gordon doesn't believe that snow will appear but Thomas begins to race to the top of the hill and to the sea as the snow song says. D
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Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas George and The Man in the Yellow Hat are preparing for Christmas but each has no idea what to give the other for a present. They follow each other around town, hoping to discover a clue. They enlist the help of Hudley, the Pisghettis, Gnocchi, Bill, Betsy Steven and even Professor Wiseman. Three original songs are introduced along with other classic holiday music.G
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The Electric Company "The Junior Assistant" Francine wants to be on the next season of the "The Junior Assistant, " a reality show run by The Ronald, one of the most rich and famous people in the world. She must collaborate with Hector and The Electric Company to make six hundred cookies by five o'clock in order to prove she's worthy of being on the show. D
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WordGirl "Oh, Holiday Cheese/Change Day" Oh, Holiday Cheese - The Botsfords kick off the holiday festivities with a cheese party. With lots of cheese and sing-a-longs, the party is a huge success until Dr. Two Brains shows up with his cheese-swiping ray. Can WordGirl save the party and get Dr. Two Brains into the holiday spirit? Vocabulary Words: Curmudgeon, Festivity. D
4:00 pm
Wild Kratts "Bad Hair Day" Chris and Martin try to help a lion named "He who breathes fire" get past obstacles and back to his pride, who are under siege from two intruder lions. D
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Cyberchase "Penguin Tears" Hacker's secret quest continues, with the nefarious `borg on the hunt for the next piece of his mysterious machine. His search for the legendary Prism of Penguia takes him to snowy Cyberia. While trying to stop Hacker, Digit and the kids are trapped in an icy cave and must master the principles of bouncing in order to break out. D
5:00 pm
Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Ruff's Yard Sale Makes A Racket" Ruff realizes that he's a horrible shopper. (He just bought a sock at a yard sale for sixteen dollars, after talking the price UP from a quarter!) He also bought a broken tennis racquet at the same sale, which he plans on using in an upcoming match against his nemesis Spot Spotnick! Ruff sends Liza and Talia to the headquarters of Wilson Sporting Goods to design a new tennis racquet for him; and he gets some shopping tips from Bethany and Brian, as they head out to Brimfield Fair, the biggest flea market in the world!. D
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Himalaya with Michael Palin "Passage By India" Palin detours into Punjab to reach the only official border crossing between Pakistan and India and then travels to nearby Amritsar, the Sikh citadel and site of the Golden Temple. He takes the toy train, "the Himalayan Queen," to Shimla, then north to Kashmir. He heads to Dharamsala for an audience with the Dalai Lama. Part 2 of 6G
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Breakfast Special 2: Revenge of the Omelets Rick Sebak celebrates great breakfast spots - like Big Ed's in Raleigh, North Carolina; Post Road Diner in Norwalk, Connecticut; and Square Cafe and Hot Metal Diner in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Then it is off to the Big Island of Hawaii to learn about "loco moco."G
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Breakfast Special Rick Sebak's breakfast feast across America includes: lobster hash in an historic New Hampshire hotel near the Maine border; buckwheat pancakes in an upstate New York eatery that is only open eight-to-nine weeks in the winter; Scotch eggs in Portland, Oregon; and a Cuban breakfast in St. Augustine, Florida. Sebrak's search for people's best-remembered breakfast also leads to grits, gravy and biscuits in North Carolina and luau stew in Hawaii.G
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Oregon Wine: Grapes of Place In the 1960s a new breed of pioneers begin arriving in Oregon's Willamette Valley with a dream of producing premium wines - in particular Pinot noir, made with the delicate red grape of Burgundy, France. They persevere in the face of warnings that Western Oregon was too cold and wet for the grapes. Their risky experiment creates a new industry in Oregon and changes the world of wine.G
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Dr. Sean Vostad of the St. James Family Dentistry said it's easier to maintain healthy gums and teeth in a child when they get started visiting a Dentist at a young age.
Each February, the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children's Dental Health Month to raise awareness about the importance of oral health for our community's children.
The American Dental Association held the first national observance of Children's Dental Health Day on February 8, 1949. This single day observance became a week-long event in 1955. In 1981, the program was extended to a month-long celebration known today as National Children's Dental Health Month.
Every year the National Children's Dental Health Month messages and materials have reached millions of people in communities like St. James all across the country.
This year's National Children's Dental Health Month campaign features the slogan 'GET A GOLD MEDAL SMILE' ©2012 American Dental Association. A gold medal smile is something all children would cherish.
According to the American Dental Association, developing good habits at an early age and scheduling regular dental visits helps children get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums.
Dr. Sean Vostad of the St. James Family Dentistry said it's easier to maintain healthy gums and teeth in a child when they get started visiting a Dentist at a young age.
He praised the Children's Dental Health Month program as a way to draw attention to begin getting check ups at an early age.
"It's easier for children to begin getting check ups at a young at age like two or three," Dr. Vostad said. It's about building positive experiences for children.
It can be harder for a child to get into regular dental visits if his or her first visit to a dentist isn't until seven or nine and the child has a mouthful of cavities.
Another thing the St. James Family Dentistry practice stresses is the importance of fluoride. City water is fluoridated, but rural well water is not. The practice has fluoridation supplements for children living in the country.
The ADA says whether you're a teacher or a parent, the American Dental Association has free online resources that can help anyone with oral health presentations. These are ideas that are good for the classroom and coloring and activity sheets that can be given to children.
The 2013 National Childrens Dental Health Month campaign brings together thousands of dedicated dental professionals, health care providers, concerned parents and others to promote the benefits of good oral health to children and adults, caregivers, teachers, and many others.
The youth materials in this year's campaign features the McGrinn Twins, Flossy and Buck along with their best friends and next-door neighbors Den and Gen Smiley, going for the fold to get a winning smile. The pre-teens/teens materials features kids going the distance for a gold medal smile.
The material can be accessed at the American Dental Association's website - http://www.ada.org/5578.aspx#sheets
The site includes free posters, activity sheets, puzzles and coloring sheets. There are also how to do brochures focusing on items such as learning how to floss. These free items are written in both English and Spanish.
The National Children's Dental Health Month Program Planning Guide offers program coordinators, dental societies, teachers and parents resources to promote the benefits of good oral health to children.
The guide includes easy-to-do activities, program planning timetable tips.
Another program focuses on children's dental health is the American Dental Association's Give Kids A Smile. The Give Kids A Smile program began in 2003.


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Last year, the coroner reported 267 such unintentional deaths, up from 228 the previous year.
"One or two times a day, my firefighter paramedics respond to a narcotic overdose somewhere in the city. That's about 500 times a year," said James Dunford, medical director for the city of San Diego at a press conference at Kellogg Park in La Jolla on Sept. 28. "Last year in San Diego, our emergency departments treated 2,931 people for prescription drug misuse."
He said about 2,500 teenagers use prescription drugs to get high for the first time each day in the United States, and 20 percent of 11th-grade students surveyed by San Diego County's Methamphetamine Task Force admitted to using over-the-counter recreational drugs.
"It's really important to underscore what spectrum of society we're talking about here. We're not talking about disadvantaged poor people who are scraping their way through. These are kids that are coming from affluent communities and parents are basically not aware of what is happening," Dunford said. "The story is always the same: someone takes drugs experimentally, recreationally, oftentimes combined with alcohol. Their friends misinterpret their snoring for just a deep sleep and instead of calling 911, they come back to check on them in an hour and they're dead."
A countywide effort to counter this disturbing trend culminated on Sept. 29 for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, where a collaborative network of community partners, including the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), local law enforcement, environmentalists, healthcare providers and prevention advocates helped collect hundreds of pounds of prescription drugs at nearly 40 DEA-registered take-back sites across the county.
"These take-back days are very important because, before that, there was no way to logistically get rid of old prescription drugs that were no longer needed. It was illegal to throw them in the trash, it was illegal to throw them in the toilet because it would go into our water stream, the pharmacies weren't prepared to take them back, so what do you do with them?" said county Supervisor Pam Slater-Price during the press conference. "Basically, they stayed in the medicine cabinets, then kids found they could use some of these drugs to get high."
To date, the DEA has taken in hundreds of pounds of prescription drugs nationwide through similar take-back events across the U.S.
"We're going to continue to do these events until a system is in place and regulations are available for the end user to properly dispose of them in a safe manner. We don't want these drugs getting out to individuals who will abuse them or in the environment, into the water system," said Tom Lenox, supervisory special agent for the DEA. "We're going to continue to do these programs. We believe that these are significant in helping the communities and the environment."
The nonprofit group I Love a Clean San Diego also got involved in the effort to educate prescription drug owners about the inorganic substances' detriment to the environment if disposed of improperly.
"It's really common for people to flush medication down the toilet or throw them in the trash," said Pauline Martinson, executive director of I Love a Clean San Diego. "Flushing or throwing these prescription drugs releases drug residuals into our water system, which causes a health risk to people and animals in our area. These pharmaceutical elements are hazardous to wildlife and may impact groundwater, streams and drinking water sources."
In addition to the improper disposal of prescription drugs harming the environment, it is also a growing concern for the criminal justice system in San Diego and beyond.
"Many people don't understand that prescription medications can be just as bad as street drugs in the hands of an unintended user or outside of a physician's oversight," said San Diego Police Department (SDPD) spokeswoman Lt. Andra Brown. "Further adding to the burden on public safety and law enforcement is the fact that pharmacy robberies have increased from 14 in 2010 to 26 in 2011. That is a very telling indicator that prescription pharmaceuticals are a growing problem."
As part of the local law enforcement's strategy to address the problem, SDPD has established three permanent drop-off locations at its Eastern Division, Southeastern Division and Northwestern Division stations.
"Citizens are encouraged to clean out those medicine cabinets, get those unwanted, unused, expired medications out of the house and into one of these permanent spots so they are properly disposed of and don't fall into the hands of unintended users and they don't go into our landfill and harm our environment," said Brown.
Other permanent drop-off locations include the County Administration Center, located at 1600 Pacific Highway, and a number of Sheriff's Department stations across the county. For a full list of permanent drop-off locations, visit www.wastefreesd.org.


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Good Samaritans are scattered throughout Carmi. Betty DeLong knows this first hand. A knock on the door 12 days before Christmas brought a surprise and the best present anyone could ask for: a Secret Santa.
Good Samaritans are scattered throughout Carmi. Betty DeLong knows this first hand. A knock on the door 12 days before Christmas brought a surprise and the best present anyone could ask for: a Secret Santa.
The first delivery came just after dark. DeLong opened the door to an empty porch with the only remnants of a visitor coming in the form of a Christmas bag with a note and a gift. The note explained she was the recipient of a gesture from an anonymous visitor and the gifts would continue for the next 11 days.
"I was totally surprised," said DeLong. "At first, I tried to figure out who it was, but after the second gift arrived, I quit trying to figure it out. I didn't want to spoil the surprise."
Each evening, DeLong went through the same routine. Shortly after nightfall, a knock on the door revealed another gift. The gifts were always accompanied by a note from the "Secret Santa" with a holiday message that contained a rhyme associated with the present. The presents included apple cider, apples and caramel dip, Christmas mug and coaster with hot cocoa mix, a Christmas CD, ice cream and root beer, candy in a candy dish, homemade cookies, movie and popcorn and holiday dish towels and a pot holder. The final gift in the 12 days of Christmas arrived a little different - a large fruit basket in the arms of the ones responsible for the Secret Santa gifts.
"I was so surprised to see the Colman boys at my door," said DeLong. "Half of the surprise is finding out who it was. I had seen them in the neighborhood, but I really didn't know them or their family. I can't tell you how much this meant to me. It really lifted my spirits, especially at this time of the year."
Hunter Colman, age eight, and his brother, Conner Colman, age 12, worked really hard each evening to stay undetected as they left the gifts at DeLong's door. They chose "Miss Betty" earlier in the fall to be the recipient of their Secret Santa efforts. With the assistance of their parents, they were able to complete the task flawlessly.
"Each day I got more excited about what would be delivered that night," said DeLong. "I told a couple of my friends about it and they would call me every day asking what I had gotten from my Secret Santa. It would have been a nice thing from someone I knew, but it was so much better to receive these items from someone that I don't know well and it was so unexpected. I can't thank them enough for what they did for me and for brightening my Christmas."
DeLong is not the first target of Secret Santa efforts in the community. Several area residents have been selected as recipients for the program that was unofficially started by a group of well-wishers in the area. Most of the people selected are not well-known by the givers. The only common thread seems to be people who have experienced recent loss or hardship. The Secret Santa program immediately provides an extra boost around the holiday season.
DeLong, who served as a beautician at Wabash Christian Retirement Center for more than 25 years, lost her husband, Jim, and her son, Jim "Tennessee," and a granddaughter, Hannah, all in a very short period of time. The holidays could have been a sad time for DeLong. But, thanks to the efforts of Hunter and Conner, she experienced a holiday that will never be forgotten.
"My Secret Santa kept giving after Christmas," said DeLong. "The day after we received the big snow, the boys were in my driveway with their shovels and they cleaned the snow off of my walk and their dad plowed my driveway. I just can't get over the generosity and the kind thoughts that these two boys had for someone they barely knew. It's something I'll never forget."


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Samsung has announced the Galaxy S3 Mini, just as promised by the company's mobile communications boss yesterday, but can it live up to our expectations, especially as it shares the same name as one of the very best Android smartphones on the market?
The answer to that question very much depends on your expectations, and if they've been kept in check. Let's put it this way, it's not a Galaxy S3 in a slightly smaller body, but a small phone aimed at a different buyer. Here's what it's all about.
Design-wise, it's very close to its big brother, with the same "natural" flowing edges, rounded corners and smooth rear panel. No lawsuit over the design of this one, then. So how mini is the Mini? It measures 121 x 63 x 9.8mm and weighs 111 grams, so it's a touch larger than an iPhone 4S, but noticeably smaller than the full-size S3's 136 x 70 x 8.6mm dimensions and 133 gram weight.
Inside is a dual-core, 1Ghz ST-Ericsson NovaThor processor, with 1GB of RAM and either 8GB or 16GB of internal storage memory. As expected, the Super AMOLED screen measures 4-inches and has a 480 x 800 pixel resolution, while the camera has 5-megapixels, 720p video recording and an LED flash. There's also a VGA video call camera above the screen.
Android 4.1 onboard
The good news is the phone will come with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, so there won't be any waiting around for Samsung to issue an update, plus there's the TouchWiz user interface and some of the cool software features from more expensive Galaxy hardware, such as S Voice, Direct Call and Smart Stay. Other features include NFC, DLNA, GPS, a microSD card slot and a 1500mAh battery.
So, the Galaxy S3 Mini is a concoction of the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy S Advance. Many will bemoan the lack of 4G — although it does support HSDPA and HSUPA — and the processor missing two more cores, but those are features for upper range phones, not a solid mid-ranger like the S3 Mini.
Using the S3 title is certainly a win for the marketing team, but the S3 Mini is far from being an embarrassment to its good name; after all, the design was, and still is, a winner. Plus, Samsung isn't wrong, in stature it is a miniature S3.
The more sensible spec also means a more sensible price tag. While Samsung hasn't talked about the cost just yet, Clove Technology has put a SIM-free S3 Mini up for pre-order in the UK for £298, or $477, which is about £120/$192 less than the full-size S3.
Samsung has remained quiet on availability too, but Vodafone UK has tweeted that the device is coming soon to its network. There's no word on a US release at this time.


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Cuisine Culture "Josiah Citrin, Los Angeles" Two-Star Michelin chef Josiah Citrin takes us to Santa Monica's farmers market, where we try local and organic produce that go into his main course: a Liberty Duck Breast a l'Orange served with a colorful Blood Orange Reduction and Tender Baby Turnips. He then leads us to his renowned restaurant Melisse where he shows us the intricacies behind the appetizer: a Sweet Onion Parmesan Soup with Crabcake and Meyer Lemon. Perfect harmony is created with Warm Crispy Beignets served with Spiced Chocolate Sauce and Cream Gelato. D
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Pati's Mexican Table "Mexican-Style Kids' Party" Fun, kid-friendly and (mostly!) finger food that you'd find at a children's party in Mexico, adapted for American parties at home. A special guest shows up to make dessert! Crazy Corn; Chicken Flautas; Chocolate and Cajeta Cupcakes. D
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The Woodwright's Shop "The Roubo Bookstand" One piece of walnut makes a beautiful bookstand as we follow the formula of an old French master. D
7:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Germany's Romantic Rhine and Rothenburg" Rick cruises the Rhine River, dodging riverboat traffic and the legendary siren, Lorelei. He climbs castles, descends into dungeons, and relaxes with Rhine wine before touring Burg Eltz - a lived-in castle where the noble lady still puts out fresh flowers.G
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "Cruising France" Burt starts his trip in Paris France. Then cruises to Beaune for their famous wine auction and a visit to a 700 year old hospital that has become one of the great architectural landmarks of France. Next we tour the Chateau De Cormatin in Tournus which was built by the finance minister to a king of France. D
8:30 pm
Essential Pepin "Souper Soups for Supper" Tomato Chowder With Mollet Eggs; Black Bean Soup With Bananas; Garlic Soup; Onion Soup Lyonnaise-Style; Consomme. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Cold-Weather Comfort" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making Easy Caramel Cake. Then, host Christopher Kimball uncovers the tips and techniques for perfect cake making. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make foolproof Split Pea and Ham Soup. D
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Burt Wolf: What We Eat "Taking The High Grounds: The Story of Coffee" Discovered in Ethiopia, today coffee is the second most valuable legal export on earth.G
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Journey to Italy" Joanne shares her memories of Italy with her student Barbra recreating some of the dishes form her travels. She starts with a simple salad of fig and prosciutto, then slowly adds just enough red wine for a faro risotto, and finally ends the meal with a dessert of strawberry, port, and black pepper. Recipes: Fig And Blueberry Salad With Creme Fraiche, Mint and Prosciutto di Parma, Farro Risotto with Red Wine and Grana Padano, Strawberry with Port and Black Pepper, and an Aperol Champagne Cocktail. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Germany's Romantic Rhine and Rothenburg" Rick cruises the Rhine River, dodging riverboat traffic and the legendary siren, Lorelei. He climbs castles, descends into dungeons, and relaxes with Rhine wine before touring Burg Eltz - a lived-in castle where the noble lady still puts out fresh flowers.G
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Great Conversations "Dr. Eric Kandel and Jonah Lehrer" Dr. Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize-winning medical researcher, University Professor at Columbia, Director of the Kavli Institute for brain science, and author of In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind converses with Jonah Lehrer, Contributing Editor at Wired. D


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