October 2008 Patterns

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Illinois Gardener with Dianne Noland Goes Statewide

October 2008

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Illinois Gardener Now in Statewide Syndication............................................ 2 Cover design by Laura Adams-Wiggs Fresh Air with Terry Gross Returns to WILL-AM............................................... 2 Masterpiece Contemporary Debuts with The Last Enemy....................................... 6 E-Town features Martha Wainwright.... 17

WILL-TV Schedule.................................. 4 AM 580 Schedule................................... 13 FM 90.9 Schedule................................... 15 Corporate Support.............................. 20

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A Message to Our Members I recently received a note from a Friend

of WILL who said he bought a new car that had a defective radio. He couldn’t get WILL. And that’s when he realized just how important our station is to him.

As a result, he said he is planning to increase his support with his next pledge.

This Friend’s note was indeed timely, as it arrived just minutes before I sat down to write my annual message to you about our October pledge drive. While I certainly do not wish a broken radio on you, I do hope you will take a moment to consider the role WILL plays in your life and how much you value having it available to you when you want it.

I’m sure you’ve heard and read about the significant financial challenges we have been working to overcome lately. If not, please drop me a line and I would be more than happy to detail them for you.

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from Radio Station Manager Jay Pearce But as important as it may be to point out the need for Friends to help us make up for these draconian cuts in government funding, I don’t want our fundraising message to appear to be a scare tactic.

Rather, when you receive a letter from me or hear an announcement on the air soliciting funds, I hope you will join our Friend with the new car in taking a moment to think about how important WILL is to you. Then base your decision on how much to contribute.

Maybe you’re enjoying more news and information now that you can better hear AM 580’s programs after sunset on FM 90.9 HD-2. Maybe you are happy that, after a five year absence, Fresh Air is returning to WILL-AM (weekdays at 7 pm). Maybe you appreciate our continuing commitment to classical music on WILL-FM. All of this was possible due to the support of Friends like you.

Take some time.

Enjoy. Reflect.

Maybe even turn the radio off for a day and see if you miss it. Then I hope you will act.

Our pledge drive begins with a Power Hour at 7 am on October 16.

And, to our Friend with the new car—I hope it at least had a good dose of new car smell!

Making History, Making Choices It has been called one of the most historic presidential elections in our nation’s 232 years, pitting the iconoclast against the newcomer, the heroic prisoner of war against the first African American nominated by a major party. As in other years, PBS programming on WILL-TV explores this 2008 presidential election with insight into the issues and candidates.

They are the most recent wave of new participants in the U.S. electoral process, but will Latinos coalesce as a voting bloc in the manner of two previous waves—Irish Americans and African Americans—to continue their influence on the nation’s future?

On Wednesday, October 8 at 9 pm, Latinos ’08 offers a fresh examination of how today’s candidates and advocacy groups are working to attract and mobilize Latino voters. The documentary explores which of the current strategies—from get-out-the-vote campaigns to bilingual blogs to mariachi theme songs—is working. Also included is commentary on the effectiveness of Latino politicians in advancing the interests of their constituents while promoting ethnic unity.

and their ascent to their party’s nominations.

On October 2 at 8 pm, Gwen Ifill of The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and Washington Week, moderates the Vice Presidential Debate between the Democratic and Republican nominees, live from Washington University in St. Louis.

The second Presidential Debate on October 7 at 8 pm features unde-

cided voters posing questions to the candidates. Tom Brokaw moderates the action, live from Belmont University in Nashville.

With a focus on foreign policy, Bob Schieffer moderates the third Presidential Debate on October 15 at 8 pm, live from Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.

WILL-AM will broadcast the three debates live.

On the Issues in Illinois: For the People The issues of energy and the economy are front and

center in this year’s presidential election. In a series on Thursday nights in October, WILL-TV and experts from the University of Illinois Institute of Government and Public Affairs (IGPA) will examine how the positions of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain on these issues would affect people in Illinois.

The series, For the People: Election 2008, will also look at the ballot question on whether Illinois needs a Constitutional Convention, and end with an hour-long roundtable discussion about the presidential campaign with a panel scheduled to include former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar.

When Frontline first aired a profile of presidential candidates during the 1988 election, The Choice redefined political journalism on television. Now on October 14 at 8 pm, The Choice 2008 tells a deeper political story about Barack Obama and John McCain, the decisions they made and why their nominations may indicate a historic change in American politics.

Programs and scheduled panelists are:

Interviews with the advisers, family and friends closest to the candidates, as well as with seasoned observers of American politics, offer viewers the most complete picture of these two very different men

10/23, 7:30 pm - Constitutional Convention: Brian Gaines and Richard J. Winkel, both of IGPA (8 pm on AM 580)

WILL’s John Paul, above, will moderate the discussions.

10/9, 7:30 pm - Energy: Don Fullerton and Andrew P. Morriss, both of IGPA (8 pm on AM 580) 10/16, 7:30 pm - Economy: Elizabeth Powers and Daniel P. McMillen, both of IGPA (8 pm on AM 580)

10/30, 8 pm - Pre-Election Roundtable: Former Gov. Jim Edgar, Kent Redfield, Cedric Herring and Robert F. Rich, all of IGPA, and State Sen. Mike Frerichs (Live at 8 pm on AM 580) PATTERNS • OCTOBER 2008

The advice that Dianne Noland and

her Illinois Gardener panelists provide each week as part of WILL-TV’s call-in program will soon be dispensed far and wide all around the state.

WILL-TV’s Illinois Gardener to Air Statewide

Public TV stations from Chicago to Carbondale, and all areas in between, will begin airing the program in October. “It gives us a chance to inform, educate and entertain more people in Illinois about gardening,” said Dianne. “We’re excited to be able to reach an additional audience.”

WEIU in Mattoon-Charleston, WUSI in Olney, WSIU in Carbondale, WYCC in Chicago and WTVP in Peoria will offer the program to their viewers beginning in October. WSEC in Springfield, WMEC in Macomb and WQEC in Quincy are also making plans to offer the program.

Photo: Mike Thomas

Dianne, a horticulture instructor at the University of Illinois, said the show will maintain its informal style, in which people call in their ques-

Fresh Air’s

Intimate Conversations Return to WILL-AM

Peabody Award-winning weekday magazine of contemporary arts and issues, returns to WILL-AM this month, airing at 7 pm weeknights beginning October 1. One of public radio’s most popular offerings, the program’s intimate conversations are heard each week by nearly 4.5 million people on NPR stations across the country, as well as in Europe on the World Radio Network. “Ever since we had to drop Fresh Air from our schedule five years ago, listeners have consistently asked to have the program back. NPR also wanted the program back on WILL,” said WILL radio station manager Jay Pearce. “This year, despite our much publicized financial challenges, we are finally able to return the program PATTERNS • OCTOBER 2008

to the air thanks to listener support and NPR’s willingness to work with us to get Terry Gross back on the air for our audience.”

Though Fresh Air has been categorized as a “talk show,” it hardly fits the mold.

Its 1994 Peabody Award citation credits Fresh Air with “probing questions, revelatory interviews and unusual insights.”

And a variety of top publications count Gross, right, among the country’s leading interviewers. The show gives interviews as much time as needed, and complements them with comments from well-known critics and commentators.

Fresh Air is produced at WHYY-FM in Philadelphia and broadcast nationally by NPR.

Photo: Will Ryan

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, the

tions about insects, flower and vegetable gardening, trees and lawn care. Her style of engaging and encouraging people, whether experienced or novice gardeners, puts callers at ease. She hopes to add experts from all over the state to her rotating panel of guests, which already includes 31 experts. “I have former students all over the state that I can tap to participate,” she said.

She said when the viewing area for the show becomes larger, it won’t be hard to tailor advice for various parts of the state.

“We’re all in the same plant growth zone, zone 5,” she said. “Daffodils may bloom in Southern Illinois in early March, in central Illinois in mid-March and in Chicago the early part of April. But there’s not a huge difference. And trees are trees no matter where they are in the Midwest.

So we can answer viewers’ questions about their area, but our advice will also be applicable in other areas.”

In its 16th year on WILL-TV, Illinois Gardener can be seen at 7 pm Thursdays and 11 am on Saturdays. WILL-AM 580 will begin airing the audio of Illinois Gardener at 6:30 am Saturdays in October.

More Radio Stations Air WILL-AM’s Ag Reports WHPO-FM radio in Hoopeston

has joined the growing list of stations airing the WILL-AM’s Closing Market Report, which brings to six, including WILL, the number of stations airing the program. Five regional stations also air Commodity Week.

Other stations airing the Closing Market Report are WHOW-AM 1520, Clinton; WKEI-AM 1450, Kewanee; WTIM-FM 97.3, Taylorville; and WGFA-FM 94.1, Watseka. AM 580 agriculture director Dave Dickey says that the growing number of stations airing the Closing Market Report and Commodity Week underscores the need for sound agricultural marketing analysis on the airways. “It is a testimony to the work of Closing Market Report

and Commodity Week host Todd Gleason and our stable of outstanding brokers, cash grain dealers, and meteorologists,” he said. “The information they provide is critical to producers and agri-businesses in making smart marketing decisions.”

The map above shows the counties in which the programs can now be heard with a reliable signal.

Greet your trick-or-treaters with

The Scariest Music of All Time!

Join us on FM 90.9 from 4:06 to 8 pm this Halloween as we

once again air The Scariest Music of All Time! This special program, produced at WILL-FM and newly-revised and expanded, is the perfect soundtrack for greeting and treating neighborhood goblins and ghosts at your door, as each hour of our macabre mood music, from the worlds of classical and film music, is presented uninterrupted and without talk! Bring along a portable radio while you trick or treat with your young ones, or have it playing on your porch or in your living room as you greet your neighborhood trick-or-treaters. It’s a great way to introduce kids to the sounds of classical music, and for getting a Halloween get-together for grown-ups off on the right note too!

But wait, there’s more: because Halloween falls on Friday this year, the last hour of our broadcast will feature The Scariest Jazz of All Time!

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WILL-TV WILL Digital TV High-Definition Primetime Listings

Sundays 7:00 Nature 8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary 9:00 America at a Crossroads (10/12) Secrets of the Dead (10/19) Frontline (10/26) 9:30 Get Ready for Digital TV (10/5) 10:00 Nature 11:00 Masterpiece Contemporary Nature (10/26)

Mondays 7:00 8:00 10:00 11:00

Antiques Roadshow American Experience Antiques Roadshow (10/20 & 10/27) Antiques Roadshow (10/6 and 10/13) American Experience (10/20 and 10/27)

Tuesdays 7:00 NOVA 8:00 PBS Newshour Debates 2008 (10/7) Frontline 9:00 Independent Lens (10/28) 10:00 NOVA 11:00 Krakatoa (10/7) Frontline

Wednesdays 7:00 Secrets of the Dead Ride Along The Lincoln Highway (10/29) 8:00 Get Ready for Digital TV (10/1) Latinos ’08 (10/8) PBS Newshour Debates 2008 (10/15) Independent Lens (10/22) Great Performances (10/29) See article below.

8:30 Atchafalaya Houseboat (10/1)

The

9:00 P.O.V. (10/1 and 10/8) 10:00 Secrets of the Dead (10/15 and 10/22) Ride Along the Lincoln Highway (10/29) 10:30 Get Ready for Digital TV (10/1) Secrets of the Dead (10/8) 11:00 Secrets of the Dead (10/1) Cemetery Special (10/15) Independent Lens (10/22) Great Performances (10/29) 11:30 Latinos ’08 (10/8)

Thursdays 7:00 This Old House Hour 8:00 PBS Newshour Debates 2008 (10/2) Antiques Roadshow (10/9) P.O.V. (10/16) Antiques Roadshow (10/23 and 10/30) 9:00 Small Fortunes: Microcredit and the Future of Poverty (10/9) Inside The Handy Writers’ Colony (10/23) American Masters (10/30) 9:30 Get Ready for Digital TV (10/16) 10:00 This Old House Hour 10:30 This Old House Hour (10/30) 11:00 Antiques Roadshow P.O.V. (10/16) 11:30 Antiques Roadshow (10/30)

Fridays

7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00

Washington Week NOW on PBS Bill Moyers Journal Slavery and the Making of America Ride Along The Lincoln Highway (10/31) 10:00 Washington Week 10:30 NOW on PBS 11:00 Bill Moyers Journal

Saturdays 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00

NOVA Austin City Limits Secrets of the Dead NOVA Austin City Limits

Where to find WILL-DT Channels WILL-HD is broadcast on WILL-DT 1 and on: Comcast: Channel 916 in C-U; Channel 917 in Springfield/ Decatur Media Com: Channel 712 in Charleston and Gibson City Create/World are broadcast on WILL-DT 3 and on: Comcast: Channel 219 in C-U; Channel 220 in Springfield/ Decatur

Program listings are available on our Web site, will.illinois.edu.

Best of Bernstein Opera stars Dawn Upshaw and Thomas Hampson, cellist Yo-

Yo Ma and Broadway’s Christine Ebersole join Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony in the all-Bernstein Carnegie Hall Opening Night 2008 on Great Performances.

Airing in high definition and 5.1 surround sound, the program—recorded September 24—is a New York City-wide salute to the composer, conductor and educator presented by Carnegie Hall and the New York Philharmonic to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Bernstein’s birth and the 50th anniversary of his appointment as New York Philharmonic music director.

Featuring selections ranging from the 1944 ballet Fancy Free through West Side Story (1957) to his final opera, A Quiet Place (1983), the program Great Performances offers a virtual sound Carnegie Hall Opening Night 2008 portrait of Leonard u 8 pm Wednesday, October 29 Bernstein’s life.

Repeated on WILL-HD at 11 PM; and 9 am Friday.

(See page 12 for WILL-TV times.)

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WILL-TV Daytime

WILL-TVWILL-TV Primetime

David Thiel, program director

Monday - Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Dragon Tales

5:00

Body Electric (M, W, F) Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches (T, Th)

5:30

Between the Lions

Curious George

French in Action

Martha Speaks

6:00 6:30

Sid the Science Kid

Make Way for Noddy

Curious George

7:00

Super WHY!

Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

Sid the Science Kid

Clifford the Big Red Dog

Mama Mirabelle

Bob the Builder

Zula Patrol

Clifford the Big Red Dog

7:30 8:00 8:30

Thomas & Friends

Wunderkind Little Amadeus

Sesame Street

9:00

Cultivating Life

Saddle Club

9:30

American Woodshop

Biz Kid$

Super WHY!

Guten Tag

Sesame Street

Destinos

Dragon Tales

10:00 This Old House Hour

To the Contrary

WordWorld

Wealthtrack

Super WHY!

10:30 11:00 Illinois Gardener

Barney & Friends

11:30 Victory Garden

Market to Market

It's a Big Big World

Noon

The McLaughlin Group

A Place of Our Own

12:30 Cook's Country

eligion + Ethics R Newsweekly

Sewing Programs

1:00

Lidia's Italy

Foreign Exchange

1:30

Simply Ming

Motorweek

2:00

Mexico–One Plate at a Time

Woodwright’s Shop

2:30 3:00

Made in Spain

Hometime

Barbecue America Rudy Maxa

Fetch!

3:30 4:00

This Old House Hour

Perfect Day

Garden Paths

Cyberchase/Design Squad (F)

4:30

Grannies on Safari

Victory Garden

5:00

Wild Chronicles

From the Top/ Everyday Edisons (begins 10/19)

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▲

How Tos

▲

Painting Programs

Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl

BBC World News

America’s Heartland

America’s Test Kitchen

Nightly Business Report

5:30

Rick Steves’ Europe

Red Green Show

The NewsHour

6:00

Lawrence Welk

Doctor Who

1:00 pm Sewing M: Fons + Porter Quilting Tu: Sewing with Nancy W: America Sews Th: Martha’s Sewing Room F: Quilting Arts

1:30 pm Painting M: Best of Joy of Painting Tu: Beauty of Oil Painting W: Jerry Yarnell Th: Painting with Paulson F: Donna Dewberry Terry Madden (begins 10/17)

2:00 pm How Tos M: Piano Guy Tu: Wai Lana Yoga W: Garden Smart Th: Scrapbook Memories/ Paint, Paper and Craft (begins 10/30) F: Katie Brown’s Workshop

WILL-TV Program Update Line: (217) 244-0465 All WILL-TV programs are close captioned for the hearing impaired.

Key to Primetime Listings (DVS) Descriptive Video Service

available for the visually

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Illinois Radio Reader.

(TV-G) Suitable for all ages.

(TV-PG) May contain material

unsuitable for younger

children.

(TV-14) May contain material

unsuitable for children

under 14 years of age.

(TV-MA) Specifically designed to be

viewed by adults; unsuitable

for children under age 17.

(V) Graphic violence.

(S) Explicit sexual activity.

(L) Crude and indecent

language.

(HD) Available in high definition

on WILL-DT (WS) Wide-screen format available

Late Night M-Fri

9:58 YourWeather (except 10/6, 10/13,

10/28)

(10:28 pm on 10/10 and 10/17) 10:02 Last of the Summer Wine

(except 10/3, 10/6, 10/10, 10/13,

10/17, 10/28)

(P.O.V. on 10/3) 10:30 Are You Being Served?

(except 10/3, 10/6, 10/13, 10/28) 11:00 Charlie Rose (11:30 on 10/3)

Friday Night Public Affairs 7:00 Washington Week 7:30 Now on PBS 8:00 Bill Moyers Journal

BritCom Saturday Night

8:00 As Time Goes By 8:30 Keeping Up Appearances 9:00 Waiting for God Are You Being Served (10/25) 9:30 Supernova Waiting for God (10/11) Are You Being Served (10/25) 9:50 Waiting for God (10/18) 10:00 YourWeather (10:20 on 10/18) 10:04 Red Green Show (except 10/18) 10:26 Doctor Who 11:10 Doctor Who Confidential

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1Wednesday

Diagnosis: Murder?

7:00 Secrets of the Dead (DVS) (TV-PG) Executed In Error. This look at a historic miscarriage of justice reveals exclusive DNA evidence in a startling 1910 crime allegedly committed by Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen. Repeated 4 am Friday; and 4 am Monday.

8:00 Murder House (TV-PG) See article at left.

9:00 Debating Our Destiny II (TV-G) This sequel to a PBS special aired in 2000 features some of the most compelling presidential and vice-presidential debate exchanges in recent history, as well as Jim Lehrer’s interviews with the candidates.

At Nebraska Wesleyan University, a new

generation of crime-scene investigators pursues Masters of Forensic Science degrees while a real, headline-grabbing murder case unfolds. Murder House alternates between the students processing realistic, but fictional, crime scenes, and the role actual CSIs played in solving the 2006 murder of Jessica O’Grady. Cameras observe real CSI officers as they prepare for one of their most difficult cases, knowing their work often determines the accused killer’s conviction or acquittal.

2 Thursday

7:00 Illinois Gardener Repeated 11 am Saturday.

7:30 Prairie Fire Glider/Tuskeegee/See Soldier/Sangamon Ordnance.

8:00 PBS NewsHour Debates 2008: A Special Report Vice Presidential Debate. See page 1.

Murder House

u 8 pm Wednesday, October 1

3Friday

7:00 Public Affairs See page 5.

9:00 Oil Shockwave (TV-G) Interviews offering insight and analysis from the best minds in energy, economics, intelligence, the military, politics and foreign relations explore the critical effects of America’s oil dependence on our national security and economy.

9:58 YourWeather 10:02 P.O.V. (TV-14) In The Family. A filmmaker tested positive for the “breast cancer gene” at age 27, necessitating heart-wrenching decisions about the life that lay ahead of her.

11:30 Charlie Rose

Big Brother, Big Trouble An expatriate mathematician returns

to England to find the nation transformed into a hyper-paranoid surveillance society, plagued by terrorists, fugitives and spies. Searching for the truth about his brother’s mysterious death, he is catapulted into an international conspiracy—and a passionate love affair with his brother’s widow.

Scripted by award-winning writer Peter Berry, The Last Enemy launches the first season of Masterpiece Contemporary. The five-part thriller stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Atonement, PATTERNS • OCTOBER 2008

“To the Ends of the Earth”) as Stephen Ezard, Anamaria Marinca (4 Months, 3 Weeks, & 2 Days) as the enigmatic and beautiful sisterin-law Yasim and Robert Carlyle (The Full Monty, Trainspotting) as rogue agent David Russell.

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Masterpiece Contemporary The Last Enemy 8 pm Sundays, October 5-26 Parts 1, 2 and 4 repeated midnight; and 3 am Tuesday.

Part 3 repeated midnight; and 2 am Tuesday.

4Saturday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Mobile, Ala. Part 3 of 3. Repeated from 7 pm Monday.

8:00 BritCom Saturday Night

See page 5.

11:25 Austin City Limits (TV-G) R.E.M.

5Sunday

7:00 Nature (DVS) (TV-G) Dogs That Changed The World, Part 2— Dogs by Design. As we multiply and transform the many breeds of dogs, how can we learn to cope with the hard-wired instincts of our pets, and what roles can they play in a world their ancestors would hardly recognize?

8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary (DVS) (TV-PG) The Last Enemy. Part 1 of 5. See article at left. Repeated midnight; and 3 am Tuesday.

9:30 Get Ready for Digital TV (TV-G) See article page 7.

9:58 YourWeather

WILL-TV

November 8 — The Brandenburg Concertos Featuring musicians of Sinfonia da Camera Bach

Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 in F Major Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major

Ian Hobson, music director

Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major

The 2008–2009 Season

Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-flat Major

For more information contact the Krannert Center Ticket Office, call 217/333-6280 or 800/kcpatix or visit www.krannertcenter.com

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Repeated 1:30 am Monday; 4:30 am Tuesday; 1:30 am Wednesday; 4:30 am Friday; 2:30 am Sunday, Oct. 12; 2:30 am Friday, Oct. 17; 3:30 am Saturday, Oct. 18; and 2:30 am Friday, Oct. 31.

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WILL-TV

NOVA probes for answers

Honored with News and Documentary

Emmy nominations for two of its 2007 programs, NOVA continues award-winning explorations of the science behind today’s headlines.

A field expedition descends upon Alaska’s North Slope to defrost new clues on polar dinosaur fossils. Researchers combine extreme engineering and perilous hunting, including digging a tunnel into the permafrost to collect the dinosaur bones. Against the backdrop of Alaska’s spectacular wilderness and with the help of stunning CGI technology, Arctic Dinosaurs reveals these prehistoric creatures’ lives and environment in vivid detail.

The Columbia disintegrated over Texas just 16 minutes before it was due to land on February 1, 2003, killing all seven astronauts aboard and altering the future of the space shuttle program. Through interviews with astronauts, families and

10:02 Globe Trekker (DVS) (TV-G) Beijing.

11:00 Woodsongs (TV-G) Tony John White.

6Monday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 1 of 3.

Repeated 3 am and 7 pm Saturday.

8:00 American Experience (TV-PG) Jimmy Carter: Jimmy Who?. This portrait traces Carter’s ascent to the Oval Office, examining the successes and failings of his political leadership. A look at the years since his Presidency includes Carter’s focus on moral leadership, peacemaking and housing for America’s poorest citizens.

Repeated midnight; and 2 am Wednesday.

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below, above and in between the accident investigation board, Space Shuttle Disaster offers a new look at the tragedy that gets to the heart of what went wrong.

Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives follows Mark Oliver Everett, the lead singer of U.S. cult band the EELS, on a journey to learn about the father he never knew, Hugh Everett III—a top quantum physicist whose revolutionary 1957 theory predicted the existence of parallel universes.

NOVA delves into the revolutionary new branch of math called fractals, which has opened vast new areas to scientific analysis and understanding. Hunting the Hidden Dimension examines fractals’ development from a curiosity that few took seriously to an approach common to movie special effects, the stock market, heart attacks, the rings of Saturn and much more.

11:00 Charlie Rose

7Tuesday

7:00 NOVA (DVS) (TV-PG) Arctic Dinosaurs. See article above.

Repeated 4 am Thursday.

8:00 PBS NewsHour Debates 2008: A Special Report Presidential Debate. See page 1.

8Wednesday

7:00 Secrets of the Dead (DVS) (TV-PG) Aztec Massacre. A new archeological find outside of Mexico City sheds light on the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors in 15th century Aztec territory, offering a look at forensics and codices that document the events and rewriting much of what we

NOVA Arctic Dinosaurs u 7 pm Tuesday, October 7 Repeated 4 am Thursday.

Space Shuttle Disaster

u 7 pm Tuesday, October 14 Repeated 4 am Thursday.

Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives

u 7 pm Tuesday, October 21 Repeated 4 am Thursday.

Hunting the Hidden Dimension

u 7 pm Tuesday, October 28

Repeated 1 am Wednesday; and 4 am Thursday.

thought we knew about the Aztec civilization. Repeated 4 am Monday.

8:00 Richard Bangs’ Adventures with Purpose (TV-G) Switzerland: Quest for the Sublime.

Bangs reveals the landscape that inspired adventure tourism and ecotourism as he explores Lucerne, St. Moritz, Zermatt and the Matterhorn.

9:00 Latinos ’08 (TV-PG) See article page 1. Repeated midnight; 2 am Friday; and 2 am Monday.

9Thursday

7:00 Illinois Gardener Repeated 11 am Saturday.

7:30 For the People: Election 2008 Energy. See page 1.

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8:00 This Old House Hour (TV-G) Repeated 10 am Saturday and 3 pm Sunday.

9:00 Spain....On the Road Again (TV-G) Ribera del Duero wine country and the Camino de Santiago.

10Friday

7:00 Public Affairs See page 5.

9:00 P.O.V. (TV-PG) Up The Yangtze. Through the personal perspective of the Yu family, this film explores the dramatic and irreversible alteration of lives and landscapes along the Yangtze River by China’s soon-to-be-completed Three Gorges Dam. 10:28 YourWeather

11Saturday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 1 of 3. Repeated from 7 pm Monday.

8:00 BritCom Saturday Night

See page 5.

11:25 Austin City Limits (TV-PG) Bettye Lavette/Pinetop Perkins.

12 Sunday

7:00 Nature (DVS) (TV-G) The Beauty of Ugly. In nature, the bizarre can be attractive while also providing the

Well Prelude: Sphinx Chamber Orchestra Sphinx Chamber Orchestra with the Harlem Quartet 2, 9, 23, 30 Krannert Uncorked 3-4 Druid 6 Anne-Sophie Mutter and Camerata Salzburg 7 Down by the Riverside: The Blind Boys of Alabama & Preservation Hall Jazz Band 10 Compañia Flamenco José Porcel Global Transfer Afterglow: Eastern Blok 12 Naumburg Cello Competition Winner: David Requiro 14 k.d. lang 21 Corporate Night 2008 Know Your University Lecture: Japan House 10th Anniversary 22 Art in Conversation: Richard Goode, piano 23 Richard Goode, piano 23-25 Hamlet 25 Hidden Beauty: Yugen in Tea, Noh, and Contemporary Washi Art: Japan House 10th Anniversary Celebration Dessert and Conversation: Hamlet 28 Interval: U of I Varsity Men’s Glee Club CultureTalk Reception at the University Rare Book and Manuscript Library CultureTalk: Merwin, Pinsky, and Powers 30 Prelude: Guarneri String Quartet Guarneri String Quartet 30-31 Hamlet Anon(ymous)

advantage a creature needs to succeed in a difficult environment. Repeated 4 am Tuesday.

8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary (DVS) (TV-PG) The Last Enemy. Part 2 of 5. See article page 6. Repeated midnight; and 3 am Tuesday.

9:00 America at a Crossroads (TV-PG) The Trial of Saddam Hussein. An in-depth examination of the challenges within the process of trying, convicting and sentencing Saddam Hussein, which can be viewed as a microcosm of the dysfunctions of forming the Iraqi government itself. Repeated 1 am Monday.

9:58 YourWeather 10:02 Globe Trekker (DVS) (TV-G) Chinatown: San Francisco, London, New York, Mauritius and Malaysia’s Penang.

11:00 Woodsongs (TV-G) Uncle Monk/The California Guitar Trio.

13Monday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 2 of 3. Repeated 7 pm Saturday.

8:00 American Experience (DVS) (TV-PG) Nixon. A reassessment of his achievements and defeats traces Nixon’s journey from boyhood to his presidency, including his historic overtures to China and the Soviet Union, his divisive handling of the Vietnam War and his resignation in the face of the Watergate scandal. Repeated midnight; and 2 am Wednesday.

11:00 Charlie Rose

14Tuesday

7:00 NOVA (DVS) (TV-PG) Space Shuttle Disaster. See article page 8.

Repeated 4 am Thursday.

8:00 Frontline (DVS) The Choice 2008. See article page 1.

Repeated midnight; 2 am Thursday; 1 am Sunday; and 9 pm Sunday, Oct. 26.

15Wednesday

7:00 Secrets of the Dead (DVS) (TV-PG) Doping for Gold. This look at a government that pursued international athletic glory at the expense of its most acclaimed citizens reveals a doping program that distributed untested steroids and male hormones to female East German athletes as young as 12, often without their knowledge.

Repeated 3 am Friday.

8:00 PBS NewsHour Debates 2008: A Special Report Presidential Debate. See page 1.

16Thursday

7:00 Illinois Gardener Repeated 11 am Saturday.

7:30 For the People: Election 2008 Economy. See page 1.

8:00 This Old House Hour (TV-G) Repeated 10 am Saturday and 3 pm Sunday.

PATTERNS • OCTOBER 2008

WILL-TV

Going green: Will we arrive in time?

A Time to Kill?

Eight current U.S. soldiers, some who

killed and some who refused, reveal their moral dilemmas in P.O.V.’s Soldiers of Conscience. Made with permission of the U.S. Army, the film transcends politics to explore the tension between spiritual values and military orders. Following the stories of both conscientious objectors and those who criticize them, this program discovers a surprising common ground where all soldiers are torn between the demands of duty and the call of conscience.

P.O.V. Soldiers of Conscience u 9 pm Friday, October 17 Repeated 2 am Saturday.

9:00 Spain...On the Road Again (TV-G) Digging for shellfish in Galicia.

17Friday

7:00 Public Affairs See page 5.

9:00 P.O.V. (TV-PG) Soldiers of Conscience. See article above.

Repeated 2 am Saturday.

10:28 YourWeather

18Saturday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 2 of 3. Repeated from 7 pm Monday.

8:00 BritCom Saturday Night

See page 5.

11:25 Austin City Limits (TV-PG) Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Guy Clark and Joe Ely.

19Sunday

7:00 Nature (TV-G) Parrots in the Land of Oz. Colorful, rare and intelligent, parrots are the most conspicuous and exotic birds in Australia.

In this film, scientists share detailed information on parrots’ behavior and habitats, ranging from the tropical rainforests to the deserts to the woodlands of this island continent. Repeated 4 am Tuesday.

8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary (DVS) (TV-PG) The Last Enemy. Part 3 of 5. See article page 6. Repeated midnight; and 2 am Tuesday.

9:00 Questioning the Constitution From its history to the difficulty in amending, this program examines the foundation of our republic and asks if the document needs reform.

9:58 YourWeather

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For years, big business—from oil

10:02 Globe Trekker (DVS) (TV-G) New Zealand.

11:00 Woodsongs (TV-G) Gretchen Peters and Cadillac Sky.

21Tuesday

and coal companies to electric utilities to car manufacturers—resisted change to environmental policy and stifled the debate over climate change in America and around the globe. Now, facing rising pressure from governments, green groups and investors alike, big business is reshaping its approach to the environment. With the election looming, Frontline producer Martin Smith visits 12 countries on four continents to investigate what some businesses are doing to fend off new regulations and how others are repositioning themselves to prosper in a radically changed world.

22 Wednesday

Frontline Heat 8 pm Tuesday, October 21 Repeated midnight; 2 am Thursday; and 1 am Sunday.

20Monday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 3 of 3. Repeated 7 pm Saturday.

8:00 American Experience (DVS) (TV-PG) LBJ. Part 1 of 2. A chronicle of Lyndon Johnson’s rise to political power, including the controversy surrounding his early run for the U.S. Senate, his self-doubt on assuming the presidency following JFK’s assassination and his victory in the 1964 election. Repeated midnight; and 2 am Wednesday.

7:00 NOVA (DVS) (TV-PG) Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives. See article page 8. Repeated 4 am Thursday.

8:00 Frontline (DVS) Heat. See article at right. Repeated midnight; 2 am Thursday; 1 am Sunday.

7:00 Secrets of the Dead (TV-PG) Battle for the Bible. Chronicling the journey of a group in the 15th and 16th centuries to bring the Scriptures to people in English exposes the launch of a religious revolution that would alter history in England, America and beyond. Repeated 4 am Friday; and 4 am Monday.

8:00 Independent Lens (TV-PG) Chicago 10. See article page 11. Repeated midnight; 2 am Friday; and 2 am Monday.

23Thursday

7:00 Illinois Gardener Repeated 11 am Saturday.

u

Government

Photo: Myles Aronowitz/ITVS

WILL-TV INFORMED

by the people?

Independent Lens takes an in-depth

examination at historic unrest in 1968 America and 2008 Pakistan as it opens a new season.

Photo: Vidhi Films / ITVS

Combining bold original animation with extraordinary archival footage, writer/director/producer Brett Morgen explores the buildup to and unraveling of the infamous conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven. Visceral and emotional, the film brings viewers inside the courtroom to experience firsthand the riveting drama, legal wrangling and raucous political theater.

Chicago 10 portrays the struggle of young Americans attempting to confront an oppressive and armed government—their own.

In Dinner with Musharraf, Pakistani filmmaker Sabiha Sumar and Sri Lankan codirector Satha Sathananthan sat down with Pakistan’s president, Pervez Musharraf, to address his ideas of a democratized society in their country. The directors engaged Musharraf in conversation about his political past and vision for the future and asked the bold question—how does an army general plan to establish democracy in Pakistan?

s Brett Morgen (director/writer/producer) of “Chicago 10.”

Independent Lens Chicago 10 u 8 pm Wednesday, October 22 Repeated midnight; 2 am Friday; and 2 am Monday.

Dinner with Musharraf

u 9 pm Friday, October 31 Repeated 2 am Thursday.

s President Musharraf with his wife.

More of what you love!

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Susan Kundrat MS, RD, LD

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WILL-TV 7:30 For the People: Election 2008 Constitutional Convention. See page 1.

8:00 This Old House Hour (TV-G) Repeated 10 am Saturday; and 3 pm Sunday.

9:00 Spain...On the Road Again (TV-G) Basque Country.

BACHtoberfest XIII

Sunday, October 19, 2008 6:00 p.m.

24Friday

• Beer and wine tasting • Food by Executive Chef Chris Alwes • Silent auction • “Oompah band”

7:00 Public Affairs See page 5.

9:00 Fueling Our Future: A Fred Friendly Seminar

25Saturday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 3 of 3. Repeated from 7 pm Monday.

8:00 BritCom Saturday Night

See page 5.

11:25 Austin City Limits (TV-PG) Jakob Dylan/Carrie Rodriguez.

Musical guests: Illinois Brass Quintet Lincolnshire Fields Country Club, 2000 Byrnebruk Dr., Champaign, $50

26Sunday

7:00 Nature (TV-PG) White Falcon, White Wolf. On Canada’s remote Ellesmere Island, where June is spring, July is summer and August is autumn, the race is on for the white gyr falcon and Arctic wolf to raise their families within a fragile ecosystem. Repeated 1 am Monday; and 4 am Tuesday.

8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary (DVS) (TV-PG) The Last Enemy. Part 4 of 5. See article page 6. Repeated midnight; and 3 am Tuesday.

9:00 Frontline (DVS) The Choice 2008. See article page 1.

Repeated from 8 pm Tuesday, Oct. 14.

11:00 Woodsongs (TV-G) Celebration of Western Swing with the Timejumpers.

27Monday

7:00 Antiques Roadshow (TV-G) Jackpot! Repeated 7 pm Saturday.

8:00 American Experience (DVS)(TV-PG) LBJ. Part 2 of 2. Repeated midnight and 2 am Wednesday.

28Tuesday

7:00 NOVA (DVS) (TV-G) Hunting The Hidden Dimension. See article page 8. Repeated 1 am Wednesday; and 4 am Thursday.

8:00 Frontline (DVS) The War Briefing. An inside look at the foreign policy choices facing the next U.S. president as he inherits an overstretched military, frayed alliances and wars on two fronts. Repeated midnight; and 3 am Thursday.

9:00 Torturing Democracy An examination, followed by a panel discussion, of the coercive interrogation of suspected terrorist prisoners, and a look at the struggles of those who oppose it.

11:00 Charlie Rose

12 PATTERNS • OCTOBER 2008

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29Wednesday

7:00 Ride Along The Lincoln Highway (TV-G) Celebrating the history, small businesses, good food, friendly people and unexpected charms of America’s first coast-to-coast paved highway.

8:00 Great Performances (TV-G) Carnegie Hall Opening Night 2008. See photo in HD Primetime Listings, page 4.

Repeated midnight; and 3 am Friday.

30Thursday

BACH

Purchase tickets online, by email at info@baroqueartists.org or by phone at 217-378-6802.

www. baroqueartists.com

7:30 This Old House (TV-G) 8:00 For the People: Election 2008 Presidential Election Roundtable Discussion. See page 1.

9:00 Spain...On the Road Again (TV-G)

31Friday

7:00 Public Affairs See page 5.

9:00 Independent Lens (TV-PG) Dinner with Musharraf. See article page 11.

Repeated 2 am Thursday.

7:00 Illinois Gardener Repeated 11 am Saturday.

Commercial • Portrait • Wedding Photographic Print Sales James E. Corley • Photographer 605 N. Neil, Champaign, IL 61820 351-6222 • www.corleyphoto.com

Inside WILL Two Emmy Nominations for WILL-TV Two WILL-TV programs, both part

of the station’s Central Illinois World War II Stories project, were nominated for regional 2008 Emmy Awards by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Mid-America Chapter. The winners will be announced at an October 4 presentation in St. Louis.

An hour-long special, which aired as part of the 2008 season of WILL-TV’s Prairie Fire, was nominated in the arts/entertainment program/special category. It included stories about USS Indianapolis survivors, the life of a Japanese-American in an internment camp, and the survivor of a kamikaze attack on the USS Missouri. Other stories featured the experiences of a remarkable woman who served on the front lines in Europe for the American Red Cross, a man who fought in the Battle of the Bulge and one of the first female navigation instructors.

The hour-long documentary and the video story were produced by WILL-TV’s Denise La Grassa, edited by Eleanore Stasheff and researched by David Noreen. Henry Szujewski was executive producer.

Both the World War II special and the Elmer Jones story can be viewed at www.will. illinois.edu/prairiefire.

The other nomination, in the historical/cultural program story/feature category, was for a Prairie Fire story about Tuskegee Airman Col. Elmer Jones, one of six original aviation cadets for the Tuskegee Airmen trained at Chanute Field in Rantoul. Jones, who became ground crew commander, served his country in aircraft engineering in an all-black unit during World War II. He maintains that being in a segregated unit provided an unexpected opportunity for the Tuskegee Airmen. They were able to prove their abilities at a time when people questioned whether African Americans should be allowed to fly and maintain planes.

s Clockwise from top: WILL-TV producer Denise LaGrassa, right, with Yuki Llewellyn and a famous photo of Llewellyn as a child in a Japanese internment camp; Jill Knappenberger, who served with the Red Cross on the front lines in Europe; Tuskegee Airman Elmer Jones.

Experience the first Youth Literature Festival It’s brand new for C-U, and WILL is pleased to be

part of the Youth Literature Festival on October 4, sponsored by the University of Illinois College of Education. Meet nationally known authors and illustrators, enjoy storytelling, puppetry, poetry, handson activities, book signings and more. Free and open to the public, events will be held at various locations across the Champaign-Urbana community. For more information visit the Festival Web site at youthlitfest.ed.uiuc.edu.

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Business Friends Support WILL Community financial support pro-

vides almost 40 percent of WILL’s annual operating funds. Each year more businesses across central Illinois step forward to help support these public radio, television and online services. Community contributors such as program underwriters, business friends, business partners and matching companies along with thousands of individuals and families, help make WILL AM-FM-TV-Online the great community resource it is. Thanks!

Les Schulte Corporate Support Director

Fiscal Year 2008 Business Friends & Business Partners A B Hatchery & Garden Center A Plus Farms Accounting Plus Tax Solutions Inc. Agri-Appraisal Company AgriGold Hybrids Anderson Foundation Apelern Inc. Barbara Slanker Law Office Bates Commodities Inc. Bicknell Jerseys Billy Barooz Birch Tree Counseling & Consulting Bloomington Farm Management Services Brown Land & Hog Busey Bank Butzow Welding Cain’s Homelike Farms Cannon Farms Carle Clinic Association Circle R Cattle Company Colonial Pantry Command Performance Research, Inc. Conagra Food Ingredients Creative Carpentry by Ed Sams Decatur Earthmover Credit Union Denny L. Johnson Farms Inc. Dicks Pharmacy Dorn Farms Droege Farms EAG Co Inc. Edward Booth Law Office Edward W. Pegg, MD Electrical Consultants Englum Grain Company Inc. Family Video Movie Club Farm Credit Services Fertilizer Dealer Supply First National Bank & Trust Co.

20 PATTERNS • October 2008

Flageole Farms Inc. Frobose Enterprises, Inc. GCOM Inc. Greene Acres Guido’s Health Care Assets Hess Farms Incorporated House Lumber Company Inc. Illini Studio Inuka Inc. Jarman Center Jerry Barrett Designs JG Fabrication JMR Farms Joan Burke John R. Stephens Jupiter’s Pizzaria & Billiards K & M Bradd Inc. K.C. Summers Kirby Foods L&M Commodities Inc. Lee & Sandra Eichhorst Lincoln Diagnostics Inc. Lowell Heap Farm Martin Seeds Inc. Mohr Family Farms Nature’s Finest Nonpareil Stained Glass Paradice Acres Inc. Pearman Pharmacy Peter B’s Automotive Prairie Boatworks Gallery Prairie Financial Group, Inc, Prairie Ridge Farms Inc. Ray’s Heating & Air Conditioning Reep Farms Ltd. Risk Management Commodities Roach Ag Marketing Robeson’s Inc. Rochester State Bank Roland Realty Rossville Packing Company Sancken Agri-Resources Inc. Schaumburg Farms Seyler Construction Compan Shelby Farms Shelton Farm Shuman Brothers Siegert-Lees Insurance Spacemark Inc. Spectrum Consulting State Bank of Arthur Strategic Capital Strategic Farm Marketing Sumner Grain Inc. Sunset Inn & Suites Supervalu Swires Land & Management Co. The Andersons

The Copy Shop Tice Farms Inc. Trainor Grain and Supply Co. Tucker Accounting Service Unitarian Universalist Church Vermilion Valley Quilters Walker Consulting White Auction Service Wildwood Pet Clinic Wonder Women Cleaners

Corporate Matching Companies

AT&T AXA Foundation Adobe Systems Inc Aid Association of Lutherans (Thrivent) Albertson Altria Group/Philip Morris Andersons, Inc. Ameren Archer Daniels Argonaut Group, Inc. Bank of America Foundation Boeing Gift Matching Program Bon-Ton Stores Foundation Bridgestone/Firestone Carle Clinic Caterpillar Foundation Country Insurance & Financial Dow AgroSciences LLC Eaton Corporation Emerson Electric Eli Lilly Exelon/ComEd General Mills Foundation Houghton Mifflin IBM Matching Grants Program Isotech Laboratories, Inc. Marathon Ashland Petroleum Lumpkin Family Foundation MassMutual Financial Group Metropolitan Life Foundation Microsoft Corporation Minnesota Mining Motorola Foundation Mueller Company Foundation Nationwide Foundation Nicor Gas Prudential Foundation Pioneer Hi-Bred Intl Inc. Qualcomm Incorporated SBC/Ameritech State Farm Supervalu Foundation Tate & Lyle UPS Foundation Verizon Foundation Wachovia Foundation Yahoo

s Phil Zeni thanks Karen Woods of the Decatur Earthmover Credit Union for its sponsorship of BizKids on WILL-TV. s The Mid-Central Illinois Regional Council of Carpenters, a major funder of WILLTV’s Memorial Stadium: True Illini Spirit documentary, hosted a premiere event in September. WILL-TV station manager Carl Caldwell, (third from left) thanks members of the Carpenters Local Union #44 for their support—M. Paul Stewart, president; Dave Mueller, conductor; and Randy Johnson, business representative.

Thanks!

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Provena Quick Clinic Coming Soon: A Convenient Care Clinic for both area-residents and students Provena Medical Group will offer urgent care on weeknights and weekends at the Provena Quick Clinic. We’re conveniently located on campus for University of Illinois students during hours that McKinley Health Center is closed.

We’re also here to serve individuals and families throughout the community who need care when their regular primary care physician’s office is closed. If it’s not life-threatening, skip the ER and come to Provena Quick Clinic.

at 700 South Gregory (Gregory Place East, across from Krannert) Hours of operation: M–F 5:30pm – 10:30pm Saturday 4:30pm – 10:30pm Sunday 8:30am – 10:30pm

www.provena.org/covenant | powerful healing.

For more information, call 217.328.2323.

Plenty of clinic-dedicated and metered parking available.

u Join us for a harvest feast of seasonal music at 8 pm Thursday, November 27 on

Next Month

FM 90.9’s Thanksgiving Evening Concert!

u Live election night coverage on WILL AM-FM-TV-Online. u On WILL-TV, meet the British Royal Family at work in Monarchy. Enjoy a laugh with our newest Saturday night comedy, Ever Decreasing Circles.

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