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The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child and a French baker compare baguettes, which are being baked “the new way.” Please note that this video does not have audio. Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child visits a fishing port in Marseilles, France. Please note that this video has intermittent audio. Continue
Next Avenue
For an unforgettable foreign vacation, consider staying with a local family Continue
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A retired Arizona couple volunteers at national parks, sharing their knowledge while basking in America's natural beauty. Continue
Queen & Country
Tour with Queen Elizabeth prior to the opening of an important meeting in Perth, Western Australia. 7/22/2012 Continue
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See it! Hear it! Read it! Do it! The best of movies, TV, music, books and cultural events you don't want to miss. Continue
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Thanks to conservation efforts and legal protections, the American eagle — both the bald and golden — was taken off the endangered species list five years ago. In the Mississippi Valley you can witness their soaring return first-hand. Continue
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Citizen action in Iowa, Jim Hightower on Populism and writer Barry Lopez. Continue
Golf's Grand Design
GOLF’S GRAND DESIGN examines the history and role of golf course architecture in America and the unique relationship between the people who play the game and the places where they play. Continue
Golf's Grand Design
A montage of Shadow Creek in Las Vegas. This course was the vision of casino/hotel owner Steve Wynn. It was designed by Tom Fazio at a cost of more than $40 million. Shadow Creek literally grew out of the barren Las Vegas desert and is a prime example of Fazio’s “total site manipulation” design approach. Virtually all of the trees, water features and mounds were created as part of the design. Continue
The French Chef
In this scene from "The French Chef," Julia Child visits an open-air market in Provence, France, and samples pizza from a local vendor. Please note that this video does not have audio. Continue
Next Avenue
A remote logging town in northern Minnesota pays tribute to its favorite daughter Continue
Next Avenue
When you no longer need to work from an office, it's time to begin the search for the "perfect place" to live. Continue
Next Avenue
Take a drive along Route 6, from Cape Cod to Long Beach, California with memorable stops along the way Continue
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Road trip! Discover the thriving art scene in these out-of-the-way cities and towns in Alabama, Arkansas and Texas Continue
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Nagasaki, Siberia, Vietnam are among popular travel destinations despite their bleak past. Continue
To The Contrary
The future of women's health after the Supreme Court ruling on the healthcare bill; a study revelas in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and use of younger eggs gives older women the same chance of having a baby as younger women; Israeli lawmaker Orit Zuaretz and USAID's Sarah Mendelson talk about the challengs governments and non-profits face in combatting trafficking around the world. Continue
Bill Moyers
Just over a year after economic calamity brought promises of reform to Washington is it business as usual for Wall Street? Former IMF chief economist Simon Johnson and US Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) join Bill Moyers for a report card on the bailouts and to find out whether efforts of reform have been derailed. Bill Moyers remembers his friend, renowned physician and mountaineer Charlie Houston. Continue
Golf's Grand Design
Golf course architect Tom Doak, who built two of the courses at Bandon Dunes, is one of the primary advocates of the minimalist approach to course design. In this extended interview he talks about how he got interested in golf course architect, how an internship in college allowed him to study courses in Scotland, and the influence those Scottish course designs have had on his career. Continue
Golf's Grand Design
Pinehurst No. 2 was completed by Donald Ross in 1902. Ross, one of America’s most influential golf course architects, redesigned the course in 1934 in preparation for the 1935 PGA Championship. In 2010, the design firm of Coore & Crenshaw restored the Pinehurst No. 2 to Ross’ original design. In 2014 Pinehurst No.2 will host the men’s and women’s U.S. Open Championships on consecutive weekends. Continue
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