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Mission San Juan Bautista and the Secret of the Illumination

17. February 2010

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Tonight at 6:30 PM: This is Us visits the Mission at San Juan Baustista and takes a look behind the scenes of one of California’s best kept treasures. Archaeologist, Dr. Ruben Mendoza gives me a special tour of of the "Mission of Music" that includes the River of Life and just a [...]

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World Class Chocolatier Shares His Secrets

28. January 2010

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Wednesday February 10, you can learn the secrets of making great chocolate confections from one of the best chocolatiers in the world. Richard Donnelley invited This is Is into his fragrant candy kitchen and showed us how he does it. Here's a clip: For the rest of the recipe, join us February 10th at 6:30 on [...]

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Lunch with the Mayor

10. December 2009

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Mayor Reed and I…..and about 60 other members of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group met for lunch at 95 Headquarters Dr. That address is home to Brocade's new corporate campus. It's so new, it's not complete. As the building is under construction, we were led to the 7th floor by construction workers in hard [...]

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Do Have One of These?

25. November 2009

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This Commodore Computer pin is one of the most recent submission to our "Net@40″ virtual scavenger hunt for internet related memorabilia. If you have something really rare, the Computer History Museum may invite you to add it to their collection - you could have a cool plaque with your name on it at the [...]

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WHO REMEMBERS THE PRISONER?

10. November 2009

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AMC is remaking the British Scifi series, The Prisoner. It is set to begin in mid November. Years ago, KTEH broadcast the original show. The program was hosted by Scott Appel, a TV critic from the San Jose Mercury news. We went into the KTEH archive and found three very interesting segments Appel had recorded about [...]

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Holy Engelbart! The Net is 40!

30. October 2009

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KTEH and the Computer History Museum are throwing a virtual birthday party! You are invited to add your internet story to our virtual time capsule and join our scavenger hunt for internet collectables. Your finds will be displayed on our website and there will be weekly awards for the most significant treasures. The most valuable finds [...]

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KTEH is 45!

19. October 2009

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On Monday, October, 19, 1964 at 9:27 am KTEH was born….27 minutes late. Here's how it happened, According the Superintendent of Schools Bulletin. KTEH was licensed by the Santa Clara Office of Education. The visionary plan was to "beam" instructional television into 300 area schools beginning on October 19. On October 10th things began to go wrong. KTEH's [...]

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Alert -Digital Viewers

30. September 2009

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If you view KTEH digital over the air you will be effected by some Electrical Work that must be performed on Wednesday September 30, 2009. The KTEH transmitter will off approximately 9am to 2pm. If you view KTEH via Comcast, you will not be effected.

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Local Man is Part of National Parks History

29. September 2009

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This is the remarkable story of 96 year old Ernest Charles Prewett, a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps who helped build the Pinnacles National Monument back in 1933. Ernie was born and raised on the land just outside the Pinnacles and his family has been part of American History This is just one story from [...]

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The Doctor is in!

24. September 2009

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A year ago we told you about a brilliant surgeon who develops a phobia that causes him to be paralyzed by the sight of blood. The curmudgeonly Doc Martin then decides to retrain as a GP and sets up practice in Portwenn, the sleepy Cornish hamlet of his childhood. But he has no personal skills [...]

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