The Birth of Christ

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The Birth of Christ

Paul McCartney: Northern
The Birth of
Lights: Sissel
Christ: A Christ- The Space
Within US
& Friends
mas Cantata
Sun, 25th • 8:30pm
Sat, 24th • 10pm
Sat, 24th • 5:30pm
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Great
Performances:
Eric Clapton
Wed, 29th • 7:30pm
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Program Highlights
The Birth of Christ:
A Christmas Cantata
Sunday, Nov 25th • 8:30pm
World-renowned actor Liam Neeson narrates
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST, an original new
orchestral work composed and conducted by
Andrew T. Miller, an international Steinway artist.
It is a musical retelling of the miracle of Christ’s
birth, taken from the Holy Gospels with sacred
text prepared by Father William Treacy.
Performed at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin,
Ireland, the performance features a choir
comprised of half Protestant and half Catholic
vocalists.
Northern Lights: An
Evening with Sissel
and Friends
Saturday, Nov 24th • 5:30pm
Paul McCartney:
The Space
Within Us
Saturday, Nov 24th • 10pm
In late 2005, the British music legend
crossed the United States in 11 weeks
with his record-breaking, sold-out
“US” tour in support of his album
Chaos and Creation in the Backyard.
The career-spanning set includes
Beatles hits “Yesterday,” “Get Back”
and “Please Please Me,” Wings rarity
“Too Many People,” the title track
off his 1997 solo album Flaming Pie,
and 2005 single “Jenny Wren.”
This vibrant new PBS special brings together one
of the brightest talents of the 21st century — the
lovely and popular Sissel — with guest artists
including the acclaimed tenor Jose Carreras in the
17th century Norwegian village of Roros.
Hauntingly beautiful, where little has changed
since 1650, Roros is a UNESCO World Heritage
site. Its quaint architecture and snow-covered
landscape serve as a stunning counterpoint to the
warm and sensual voice of Sissel, who filmed the
special in a landmark stone church that has served
as a beacon for this community since 1784.
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Clapton Crossroads Guitar
Festival, Chicago
Thursday, Nov 29th • 7:30pm
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ultimate collaboration in a new
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2004 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas,
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Crossroads Centre in Antigua, a
drug and alcohol education and
treatment facility.
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5:30 pm
Woodwright’s Shop
This Old House
Woodwright’s Shop
The Router Workshop
Woodwright’s Shop
This Old House
This Old House
6:00 pm
Hometime
Hometime
Hometime
6:30 pm
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
New Yankee Workshop
7:00 am
The Victory Garden
7:30 am
8:00 am
Simply Ming
Saturdays • 3pm
Award-winning chef Ming Tsai offers both the
curious beginner and the culinary expert simple
solutions for creating easy East-West dishes.
Using no more than eight ingredients, Tsai
creates a repertoire of flavor-packed sauces,
rubs, spices and vinaigrettes that serve as the
foundation for quick but delicious dinners.
Then, Tsai and a diverse line-up of guest chefs
transform a handful of fresh ingredients into
several dishes. This season, Tsai also welcomes
culinary luminaries, including Ted Allen, Sara
Moulton, Rick Bayless and Mary Ann Esposito.
In addition to all-new recipes and wine pairings,
Tsai visits chefs around the country to explore
the cultural inspiration of traditional dishes, and
re-inventing them with an East-West twist.
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KBTC Saturday
Highlights
November 24
The Victory Garden
Kaye’s Quilting
Friends
Sewing with Nancy: 25 Favorite
Sewing Techniques
9:00am
^
11/03: Stacking My Blocks
11/10: Crazy Quilting
11/17: Confetti Pinwheel and Star Pillow
Sewing with Nancy
America Sews with Sue Hausmann
Quilt Central
8:30am
Quilt in a Day
11/03: Fashion Nation
11/10: Fairy Delight
11/17: Heart and Home
This Old House
Kiss Your Fat Goodbye
by Gary Null
Sewing With Nancy
^
10:00am
Ultrametabolism: Simple Plans
to Automatic Weight Loss
11/03: Fancy Footworks, pt 3
11/10: First Rate Sweatshirts, pt 1
^
Visions of Ireland
Fon’s and Porter’s
Love of Quilting
^
11:30am
Northern Lights: An Evening
with Sissel & Friends
11/03: Garden Window
11/10: Fabric Valentines
11/17: Design Your Own Fabric with
Machine Stilt
11/24: Double Wedding Ring 1
^
Quilt In A Day
The Router Worshop
Saturdays • 4:30pm
Featuring one tool, two men and a lot of sawdust,
THE ROUTER
WORKSHOP
shows viewers how
to make
professional wood
projects using a
router. Hosts Bob
and Rick Rosendahl
emphasize the ease
and simplicity with
which this power
tool can be used to
produce a variety of
projects.
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12:00pm
11/03: Celebrate In Times Square
11/10: Central Park
11/17: Grandmother’s Choice
11/24: Stars of Friendship
Home Time
1:00pm
11/03: Town Home: Micro Landscaping
11/10: Town Home: Doors
11/17: Town Home: Warm and Dry
New Yankee Workshop
1:30pm
11/03: Martha’s Candlestand
11/10: Dominy Clock
11/17: Cowboy Sideboard
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Letter from the General Manager
As we begin the season for giving thanks, enjoying friends and
family and reflecting on what is truly valuable to us, I want to let
you know how much your support means to us and to our
community.
Your membership at KBTC is about much more than television.
It’s about celebrating the positive things in life, exploring your
personal interests, following your curiosity, trying your hand at
Debbie Emond
new ideas or hobbies… It’s about feeling enriched and stimulated
by programs that respect your time and intelligence.
This month we have a variety of shows and specials that do just that:
FRONTLINE’s new season premiere, Cheney’s Law, examines the battle over the
power of the presidency.
In NOVA: A GHOST IN YOUR GENES, experts investigate how a mysterious
“second genome” helps determine our biological fate.
And a local composer, Andrew T. Miller featured on FULL FOCUS last year, is
back with a national concert special narrated by actor Liam Neeson and performed by
members of the Federal Way Chorale.
This is also the time of year when we not only express thanks for the blessings we
have received but also think about sharing with others through charitable gifts. If you’re over
the age of 70, you might consider making a tax free gift from your IRA. For more
information about this limited opportunity contact your financial advisor or KBTC.
As always, thank you for supporting KBTC public television, and I wish you and
your families a very happy Thanksgiving holiday.
Sincerely,
Debbie Emond
Executive Dean and General Manager, KBTC & KCKA
A Service of Bates Technical College
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Visit www.kbtc.org for activities, resources
and more information.
A PLACE OF OUR OWN is designed for
parents or anyone else who takes care of
young kids: grandparents, nannies, babysitters
and home daycare providers. The shows cover
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obesity, speech and language delays. This
Peabody Award-winning series combines an
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information on how young children learn,
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