Danielle from the 411 Show interviews people and their dogs at the San Antonio Pet Expo. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Dog Dance Hoops
These Australian Shepherds dance thru hoops and perform other tricks to hip hop. Filmed at the San Antonio Pet Expo. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Dog Dance Ragtime
This sweet Yorkie dog dances to a ragtime tune. Filmed at the San Antonio Pet Expo. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Pet Expo, Polly's Pet Shop
Danielle from the 411 Show speaks to Randy with Polly's Pet Shop at the San Antonio Pet Expo about the latest items available for pets.Thanks to sponsor Alamo Bookkeeping Associates. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Las Crónicas de Curly Ep. 13
En veces la visita que nos llega son traviesos. ;Este video es para el canal de aceso publico en San Antonio, TX.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Congress to Look into PEG Channel Issues
Waxman Says Commerce Will Look Into Access to PEG Channels
Accessibliity considered crucial for disabled Americans
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 7/21/2010 6:20:32 PM
House Energy & Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.)
called access to PEG channels an important issue and one the committee
would look into.
That came in a markup Wednesday on the 21st Century Communications and
Video Accessibility Act (HR 3101), which passed out of committee
Wednesday on a voice vote. The assurance was made to Rep. Tammy
Baldwin (D-Wis.), who agreed to withdraw an amendment to the bill on
PEG channels that could have slowed its progress. Baldwin outlined the
amendment before withdrawing it (which is away for her to make the
point without holding up the larger bill).
She had asked for assurances that the committee would take up PEG
issues "in the near future." Those issues included the move of PEG
channels from analog to digital tiers, the clustering on digital
channels on subchannels to a single, menu-driven channel, and other
moves by cable operators that that she argues can make them harder to
access, including for the disabled.
She said PEG channels "serve as a lifeline to Americans with
disabilities," helping them stay connected by monitoring and engaging
in local government and distant learning classes, or even go to church.
"While we strive for digital inclusion," she said, "we must protect
and enhance the existing access to news and civic life available to
PEG channels. Her amendment would have made sure that PEG providers
would have to meet the same standards for accessibility as broadcasters.
It would also require that subscribers be able to "rely on their PEG
channels for emergency alerts" Baldwin did not spell out exactly where
that was going with that part of the amdment, but did say that her
concern was that when PEG channels are moved from an analog to a
digital tier, "they are completely inaccessible to analog cable
customers," which she said placed "an unnecessary burden on low-income
and fixed-income individuals and families and people with disabilities."
The amendment is based on her Community Access Preservation Act (HR
3745), which she introduced last October and requires that PEG
channels be just as accessible as broadcast must-carry stations
carried on a cable system. That essentially means that to move PEG
channels to digital, an operator would have to move broadcast channels
to that tier as well. And if there are no must-carry stations, PEG
channels would have to be available to every sub at no additional
charge.
"You have raised a very important issue that we need to look at more
carefully," said Waxman, who added that he would talk with her and
committee leaders about "what we can do in this area."
Accessibliity considered crucial for disabled Americans
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 7/21/2010 6:20:32 PM
House Energy & Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.)
called access to PEG channels an important issue and one the committee
would look into.
That came in a markup Wednesday on the 21st Century Communications and
Video Accessibility Act (HR 3101), which passed out of committee
Wednesday on a voice vote. The assurance was made to Rep. Tammy
Baldwin (D-Wis.), who agreed to withdraw an amendment to the bill on
PEG channels that could have slowed its progress. Baldwin outlined the
amendment before withdrawing it (which is away for her to make the
point without holding up the larger bill).
She had asked for assurances that the committee would take up PEG
issues "in the near future." Those issues included the move of PEG
channels from analog to digital tiers, the clustering on digital
channels on subchannels to a single, menu-driven channel, and other
moves by cable operators that that she argues can make them harder to
access, including for the disabled.
She said PEG channels "serve as a lifeline to Americans with
disabilities," helping them stay connected by monitoring and engaging
in local government and distant learning classes, or even go to church.
"While we strive for digital inclusion," she said, "we must protect
and enhance the existing access to news and civic life available to
PEG channels. Her amendment would have made sure that PEG providers
would have to meet the same standards for accessibility as broadcasters.
It would also require that subscribers be able to "rely on their PEG
channels for emergency alerts" Baldwin did not spell out exactly where
that was going with that part of the amdment, but did say that her
concern was that when PEG channels are moved from an analog to a
digital tier, "they are completely inaccessible to analog cable
customers," which she said placed "an unnecessary burden on low-income
and fixed-income individuals and families and people with disabilities."
The amendment is based on her Community Access Preservation Act (HR
3745), which she introduced last October and requires that PEG
channels be just as accessible as broadcast must-carry stations
carried on a cable system. That essentially means that to move PEG
channels to digital, an operator would have to move broadcast channels
to that tier as well. And if there are no must-carry stations, PEG
channels would have to be available to every sub at no additional
charge.
"You have raised a very important issue that we need to look at more
carefully," said Waxman, who added that he would talk with her and
committee leaders about "what we can do in this area."
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Curly Chronicles Ep. 13
Sometimes the visitors we have can be rambunctious. This clip was for San Antonio Public access TV.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Curly Chronicles Ep. 12
Sometimes we get visitors. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Produced by 411 Productions.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Las Crónicas de Curly Ep.12
En ocasión ; nos llega visita. Producido por 411 Productions para el canal de aceso publico en San Antonio TX, USA.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Curly Chronicles Ep. 11
Kitty and Curly have different ways of keeping themselves entertained. This clip was for San Antonio Public access TV.
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Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Las Crónicas de Curly ep. 11
La Gata y Cruly tienen diferentes formas de entretenerse. Este video es para el canal de aceso publico en San Antonio, TX.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Monday, May 17, 2010
Animal Care Services Tour Pt 2
Danielle from the 411 Show gives us a tour of Animal Care Services, aka the dog pound in San Antonio TX. Part 2 of 2. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Animal Care Services Tour
Danielle from the 411 Show gives us a tour of Animal Care Services, aka the dog pound in San Antonio TX. Part 1 of 2. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Monday, April 19, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Arathi School of Dance Indian Dance No. 2
Arathi School of Dance perform at San Antonio Luminaria 2010. This clip was for San antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Arathi School of Dance Indian Dance No. 1
Arathi School of Dance perform at San Antonio Luminaria 2010. This clip was for San antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Friday, April 02, 2010
Krystal Diaz Rumba Dance Gypsy Kings
Flamenco, Rumba, Krystal_diaz, san_antonio_dance san_antonio_artists, luminaria_2010 luminaria
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Monday, March 29, 2010
Krystal Diaz Solo Solo Dire Rumba Dance
Krystal Diaz performs a Rumba dance to Solo Solo Dire from the Gypsy Kings at San Antonio Luminaria 2010. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Coppelia Mazurka Ballet San Antonio
The Ballet San Antonio performs at San Antonio Luminaria 2010. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV, the 411 Show.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Ballet Tango Santa Maria
Ballet San Antonio performs this tango inspired dance at Luminaria 2010 in San Antonio, TX. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Youth on Healthcare Debate Pt 3
Youth weigh in on the current healthcare bill debate in the U.s. A Discussion on End of life Initiatives and the term Death Panels. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Part 3.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Monday, February 15, 2010
Youth on Healthcare Debate Pt 2
Youth weigh in on the current healthcare bill debate in the U.s. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Part 2.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Youth on Healthcare Debate Pt 1
Youth weigh in on the current healthcare bill debate in the U.s. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Part 1.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Martin Luther King March 2010 San Antonio
Scenes from the 2010 Martin Luther King march in San Antonio TX. We proudly
Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King each year with the largest march in the country in honor of MLK.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Mockingbird Days and Nights
There's a mockingbird outside my house. This clip was for San Antonio Public Accewss TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Monday, November 30, 2009
Reality TV Shows Part 2
Danielle and Gabriela from the 411 Show discus the current crop of reality TV Shows. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Reality TV Shows Part 1
Danielle and Gabriela from the 411 Show discus the current crop of reality TV Shows. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Curly Chronicles Episode 10
Kitty is growing up. Curly is her best friend. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Media Workshop Nov 17th at OLLU
AlamoCityTimes.com now in collaboration with OLLU, Our Lady of The Lake University working together in the public interest.
Introducing San Antonio's 1st "ACT-Now! Camp" to encourage and train Community Bloggers, Community Contributors, as well as students to publish local news, and information to enrich local media coverage online of our community. AlamoCityTimes.com is a San Antonio Community Journalism effort in the public interest. ACTimes currently offers Community Blogs and LIVE Webstreaming events in English & Spanish. The site generates an average of 20,000 monthly page views.
Read More..
http://www.alamocitytimes.com/2009/11/04/act-now-1st-actimes-community-contributors-camp
ACT Now! 1st ACTimes Community Contributors Camp
Introducing San Antonio's 1st "ACT-Now! Camp" to encourage and train Community Bloggers, Community Contributors, as well as students to publish local news, and information to enrich local media coverage online of our community. AlamoCityTimes.com is a San Antonio Community Journalism effort in the public interest. ACTimes currently offers Community Blogs and LIVE Webstreaming events in English & Spanish. The site generates an average of 20,000 monthly page views.
Read More..
http://www.alamocitytimes.com/2009/11/04/act-now-1st-actimes-community-contributors-camp
ACT Now! 1st ACTimes Community Contributors Camp
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Curly Chronicles Episode 9
Curly and Lexy have a quiet breakfast. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Para los Muertos, For the Dead
Shot at San Fernando Cemetary No. 2 in San Antonio Texas. It is a must see during Halloween season.
Friday, October 09, 2009
Community Access Preservation Act Introduced
The Alliance for Community Media applauds Wisconsin Congresswoman
Tammy Baldwin for introducing the Community Access Preservation
(CAP) Act of 2009 (PDF) to address the challenges faced by public,
education, and government (PEG) TV channels and community access
television stations.
Nationwide, many community access television stations have been
forced to shut down or severely limit their operations as a result
of a combination of state law changes and FCC decisions, which cable
television operators are claiming permit them to eliminate funding
and important in-kind support they have traditionally provided to
local community access television channels.
In addition, several video providers have begun to carry PEG
channels differently than commercial channels, broadcasting them in
reduced resolution and in a way that makes it impossible for
subscribers to select or record them like other channels. In some
cases, customers must now pay extra fees in order to receive PEG
channels, which were intended by Congress to be available to
everyone in the community. In other cases, operators are refusing
to pass through PEG closed captioning unless a special request is
made.
This treatment undervalues PEG channels and their viewers. "Local
access channels bring unique voices, perspectives, and programming
to television," said Congresswoman Baldwin. "The nature of
television programming is changing, as are the methods in which that
programming is delivered. These changes should not come at the
expense of the diversity and vibrancy of local voices," Baldwin
said. "Our office has asked the FCC to address some of these issues
immediately. However, while we continue to urge the FCC to act, the
FCC cannot address all the immediate problems, and it is important
for Congress to do so."
PEG channels connect residents with their local government in much
the same way C-SPAN connects people to activities in Congress.
Local school districts operate channels to reach the community with
school board meetings and forums, interviews, lectures, and sporting
events not otherwise seen on television. Additionally, community
public access stations provide a place where residents can learn
video production, check out equipment, and create their own
programs. According to a survey conducted by the National
Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors, religious
programming represents 20-40% of the content appearing on local PEG
channels.
While the mistreatment of PEG is being challenged in the courts and
the FCC, many communities and PEG stations are not in a position to
protect their interests effectively.
The Community Access Preservation (CAP) Act addresses four immediate
issues facing PEG (summary). The CAP Act would:
Allow PEG fees to be used for any PEG-related purpose
Require PEG channels to be carried in the same manner as local
broadcast channels
Require the FCC to study the effect state video franchise laws have
had on PEG, and require operators in states that adopted statewide
franchising to provide support equal to the greater of the support
required under the state law, or the support historically provided
for PEG, and
Make cable television-related laws and regulations applicable to all
landline video providers.
"Decisions at the state and federal level have combined to create a
crisis for PEG. With the CAP Act, Rep. Baldwin effectively
addresses the most immediate problems and opens the door to the
future by preserving support for PEG while the FCC conducts its
study. This bill is critical to us. Wisconsin's rich community
access heritage is on the line," said Mary Cardona, Executive
Director of the Wisconsin Association of PEG Channels..
"Community Media has a four decade history of connecting communities
with their governments, schools, churches, friends and neighbors.
The future existence of community media is being threatened against
the intent of Congress for localism and diversity of voices in
media. With the CAP Act, Rep. Baldwin addresses immediate needs to
preserve and protect the important role PEG channels play in
advancing democratic ideals through community uses of media," said
Matt Schuster, Chair, Alliance for Community Media.
Baldwin's legislation is supported by the Alliance for Community
Media (public policy platform) and the National Association of
Telecommunication Officers and Advisors.
Tammy Baldwin for introducing the Community Access Preservation
(CAP) Act of 2009 (PDF) to address the challenges faced by public,
education, and government (PEG) TV channels and community access
television stations.
Nationwide, many community access television stations have been
forced to shut down or severely limit their operations as a result
of a combination of state law changes and FCC decisions, which cable
television operators are claiming permit them to eliminate funding
and important in-kind support they have traditionally provided to
local community access television channels.
In addition, several video providers have begun to carry PEG
channels differently than commercial channels, broadcasting them in
reduced resolution and in a way that makes it impossible for
subscribers to select or record them like other channels. In some
cases, customers must now pay extra fees in order to receive PEG
channels, which were intended by Congress to be available to
everyone in the community. In other cases, operators are refusing
to pass through PEG closed captioning unless a special request is
made.
This treatment undervalues PEG channels and their viewers. "Local
access channels bring unique voices, perspectives, and programming
to television," said Congresswoman Baldwin. "The nature of
television programming is changing, as are the methods in which that
programming is delivered. These changes should not come at the
expense of the diversity and vibrancy of local voices," Baldwin
said. "Our office has asked the FCC to address some of these issues
immediately. However, while we continue to urge the FCC to act, the
FCC cannot address all the immediate problems, and it is important
for Congress to do so."
PEG channels connect residents with their local government in much
the same way C-SPAN connects people to activities in Congress.
Local school districts operate channels to reach the community with
school board meetings and forums, interviews, lectures, and sporting
events not otherwise seen on television. Additionally, community
public access stations provide a place where residents can learn
video production, check out equipment, and create their own
programs. According to a survey conducted by the National
Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors, religious
programming represents 20-40% of the content appearing on local PEG
channels.
While the mistreatment of PEG is being challenged in the courts and
the FCC, many communities and PEG stations are not in a position to
protect their interests effectively.
The Community Access Preservation (CAP) Act addresses four immediate
issues facing PEG (summary). The CAP Act would:
Allow PEG fees to be used for any PEG-related purpose
Require PEG channels to be carried in the same manner as local
broadcast channels
Require the FCC to study the effect state video franchise laws have
had on PEG, and require operators in states that adopted statewide
franchising to provide support equal to the greater of the support
required under the state law, or the support historically provided
for PEG, and
Make cable television-related laws and regulations applicable to all
landline video providers.
"Decisions at the state and federal level have combined to create a
crisis for PEG. With the CAP Act, Rep. Baldwin effectively
addresses the most immediate problems and opens the door to the
future by preserving support for PEG while the FCC conducts its
study. This bill is critical to us. Wisconsin's rich community
access heritage is on the line," said Mary Cardona, Executive
Director of the Wisconsin Association of PEG Channels..
"Community Media has a four decade history of connecting communities
with their governments, schools, churches, friends and neighbors.
The future existence of community media is being threatened against
the intent of Congress for localism and diversity of voices in
media. With the CAP Act, Rep. Baldwin addresses immediate needs to
preserve and protect the important role PEG channels play in
advancing democratic ideals through community uses of media," said
Matt Schuster, Chair, Alliance for Community Media.
Baldwin's legislation is supported by the Alliance for Community
Media (public policy platform) and the National Association of
Telecommunication Officers and Advisors.
Thursday, October 01, 2009
The Young Gunz, Allright With Me
The Austin band The Young Gunz Performs in Austin TX at the famous Poodle Dog Lounge. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, September 24, 2009
The Young Gunz, Homeless Man
The Austin blues band The Young Gunz Performs in Austin TX at the famous Poodle Dog Lounge. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Monday, September 14, 2009
The Young Gunz, Someday Soon
The Austin blues band The Young Gunz Performs in Austin TX at the famous Poodle Dog Lounge. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Flash Video (.flv)
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Proponents at the Healthcare Townhall
Proponents of Healthcare Coverage speak at the Healthcare Townhall held in San Antonio Texas August 28, 2009 by U.S. Congressman Ciro Rodriguez. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Racism at the Healthcare Townhalls
Hints of racism at the Healthcare Townhalls. Footage from the Townhall held in San Antonio Texas August 28, 2009 by U.S. Congressman Ciro Rodriguez.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Young voices on Healthcare Debate
The 411 show goes to the Townhall on Healthcare held in San Antonio Texas August 28, 2009.
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Memories of Ted Kennedy in San Antonio
Ted Kennedy came to San Antonio in February 2008 for the Presidential Campaign. It was a memorable visit. Produced by 411 Productions for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Kid Bethel on the 411 Show
Kid Bethel from Cincinnati is featured on the 411 Show during the month of September 2009. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV
Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv)
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Cesar Millan in San Antonio Part 2
The Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan, came to San Antonio during Dog
Awareness week to bring attention to unwanted animals that are killed at the
pound and promote spaying neutering. He talks about working with Oprah Winrey
and how banning pitbulls does not solve the problem. Part 2 of 3. Shows to air during August 2009 and 3 Sundays in August at 6:30pm as a one hour special.
Español: El Encantador de Perros Cesar Millan, da una platica en San
Antonio TX, USA sobre la esterlización de perros para reducir los perros
matados por el perrero. Parte 2 de 3.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Cesar Millan in San Antonio Part 1
The Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan, came to San Antonio during Dog
Awareness week to bring attention to unwanted animals that are killed
at the pound and promote spaying neutering. He talks about his work in Australia and how dog psychology does not work on humans.
Español: El Encantador de Perros Cesar Millan, da una platica en San
Antonio TX, USA sobre la esterlización de perros para reducir los perros
matados por el perrero.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
The Dog Whisperer in San Antonio
The Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan visits San Antonio TX for Dog Awareness
Week to bring attention to the plight of stray dogs and promote spaying neutering. San Antonio has one of the highest rates for killing dogs in the pound in the nation, 15000 plus. He gave a talk for about 1 hour with a private reception afterwards. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV. Produced by 411 Productions.
Espanol - El Encatador de Perros, Cesar Millan, visita a San Antonio Texas para dar una platica sobre sterilizando para evitar la matanza de miles de perros al ano que no tienen dueno. Producido por 411 Productions para el canal de aceso publico en San Antonio TX, USA.
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Curly Chronicles Ep.8
Lexy and Curly feel they have a job to do. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal, Raul Riojas Body Language Dance
Raul Riojas from Body Language Dance gives this performance at the Jump-Start Performance Party 2007. He dances to Michael Jackson, Smooth Criminal. Raul is a self-taught dancer who now teaches hip hop dance in San Antonio. In memory of Michael Jackson who passed away June 25, 2009. Produced by 411 Productions.
Expanol - Bailador de hip-hop Raul Riojas de Body Language Dance baila a la cancion Smooth Criminal de Michael Jackson en un show de Jump-Start Performance en 2007. En memoria de Michael Jackson quein murio junio 25, 2009. Producido por 411 Productions.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Friday, June 26, 2009
Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, Raul Riojas Body Language Dance
Raul Riojas from Body Language Dance gives this superb performance at the Jump-Start Performance Party 2007. He dances to Michael Jackson Billie Jean to an excited audience. Raul is a self-taught dancer and currently teaches hip hop dance in San Antonio Texas. In memory of Michael, who died June 25, 2009.
Produced by 411 Productions
Espanol - Bailador de hip-hop Raul Riojas de Body Language Dance baila a la cancion Billy Jean de Michael
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Texas Master Gardener Advice
Danielle from the 411 Show speaks to Pat Brown, with the Texas Master Gardeners program at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. She gives advice on gardening in South Texas and for drought conditions. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Thursday, June 18, 2009
San Antonio Botanical Gardens
Danielle from the 411 Show takes a stroll in the San Antonio Botanical Gardens and shows us some of their specialty gardens. Español, Danielle nos enseña unos de los jardines especiales de los jardines botanicos en San Antonio Texas. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Friday, June 12, 2009
Las Crónicas de Curly Ep. 7
Los perros Curly y Lexy establecen su relación con gatita. Este video en español es para el canal de acceso publico en San Antonio, Texas, USA.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Curly Chronicles Ep. 7
Curly and Lexy have developed their relationships with the new cat. Español, los perros se ajustan a la nueva gatita. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV.
Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Male Belly Dancer Zack at Luminaria 2009
San Antonios premier male Belly Dancer Zack performs at the 2009 Luminaria Arts festival in San Antonio Texas. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV, the 411 Show. Espanol: la bailarin de baile del vientre Zack baila en el festival de Luminaria en San Antonio Texas.
Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Belly Dancer Little Egypt at Luminaria 2009
Dancer Little Egypt performs at the 2009 Luminaria Arts festival in San Antonio Texas. This clip was for San Antonio Public Access TV, the 411 Show. Espanol: la bailarina Little Egypt baile un baile del vientre en el festival de Luminaria en San Antonio Texas.
Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)
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