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Host Scott Yoo and guest artists explore the work of famed composer Joseph Haydn's career.

Politicians, social media and marketers use big data to hack your auto-pilot decision making system.

Grandpa Dave is moving closer to the family. The kids are worried because he is forgetting things.

Molly faces some big obstacles while training hard to participate in a cross-country ski race.

When toads take over a new skate park, the heroes must help the toads get to their natural habitat.

Steve's pet hamster is on the loose in the city streets with a small video camera tied to his back.

Daniel takes a walk at night with his parents and learns that many things are different after dark.

People have a lot of different ideas about what the future will be like. Will there be flying cars? Will people live on the Moon? One thing that most people agree on is that robots will probably be very important. So lets have a look at robots - how they work, how theyre made and how theyre going to change the world. Robot technology is already changing our World. This program provides an easy-to-understand introduction to the history and applications of robots, along with the basic principles of robot Control Theory and engineering. Robots are some of the most complicated machines to have ever been made, but the basic principles of how they work can be quite easy to understand. Robot designs can be broken down into two different general types: Open Loop and Closed Loop. Open-loop robots repeat the same sequence of pre-programmed actions, no matter what. This type is commonly used by industrial robots, or other robots that only do one job in a very structured environment. They can be very easy to make, since they only do one thing. Closed-loop systems are much more complicated. Instead of just going through a list of pre-programmed actions, the robot looks at the world around it and changes its behavior depending on what it sees. Subjects covered include: A brief history of Robots, how Robots work, types of Robots, the Future of Robots.

Major concepts… rotational symmetry. The ways in which rotational symmetry occurs in nature, art and everyday shapes (e.g., hubcaps, Ferris wheels) is featured. These concrete examples are used to illustrate the ways in which lines of symmetry and positional relationships are determined.

The Pteranodon family explore a new train, the Solar Train, and learn that it's powered by the sun!

The three little pigs catch a cold so Grover, Rosita and Cookie Monster become "Pigs for a Day."

When toads take over a new skate park, the heroes must help the toads get to their natural habitat.

While playing catch, Hal's beloved flying disc Harold is accidentally flung into a cave. Next, while digging in her garden, Daisy unearths a giant fossil, which belonged to a Wooly Mammoth! 

Molly faces some big obstacles while training hard to participate in a cross-country ski race.

Xavier goes back in time to meet Johann Sebastian Bach and practice for the school talent show.

Grandpa Dave is moving closer to the family. The kids are worried because he is forgetting things.

Peg's hat shrinks in the dryer. Mac leads Peg searching for something big enough to fit her head.

Amazing items with connections to Latin American history and culture are appraised.

YWCA Utah’s LeaderLuncheon raises critical funds in support of its transformative work in domestic violence, women’s leadership, education, racial justice, and more.

Follow the trail pilgrims have trod for centuries, from the French border to Santiago de Compostela.