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December 3, 2008
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Traditional: The Boar's Head Carol (Robert Shaw Festival Singers)


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Ryuichi Sakamoto: The Last Emperor: Theme (London Symphony Orchestra)


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Giuseppe Valentini: String Concerto (Musica Antiqua Cologne)


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John Dowland: Tarleton's Resurrection (Ronn McFarlane, lute)



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What’s Playing Now?

Classical Music
With Valerie Kahler

7:06
Traditional: The Boar's Head Carol (Robert Shaw Festival Singers)


7:07
Ryuichi Sakamoto: The Last Emperor: Theme (London Symphony Orchestra)


7:14
Giuseppe Valentini: String Concerto (Musica Antiqua Cologne)


7:34
John Dowland: Tarleton's Resurrection (Ronn McFarlane, lute)



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Classical Music with Valerie Kahler
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The World



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Thursday On WKSU 3

12:00
Classical Music with Alison Young



1:00
Classical Music with Ward Jacobson



5:00
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Green Energy expo in Akron draws homeowners, businesses interested in going green and saving money

Monday, August 18, 2008

Ohioans are beginning to get even more serious about so-called green energy and that may affect the state's economy. Hundreds of people attended a green energy expo this weekend to learn more about new energy alternatives for home and business. Exhibitors say spiking energy prices have even more people interested in wind and solar. Others want to learn how to train for green energy jobs.

WKSU's Karen Schaefer reports:

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Alternative Energy Exhibitors at the 2008 Green Energy Expo:

AKRON/ SUMMIT CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
ALTERNATIVE FUEL BOILERS
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY
CHASE E. PHIPPS COMPANY
CINCINNATI STATE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CITY OF CUYAHOGA FALLS - PUBLIC UTILITIES
COUNTY OF SUMMIT, RUSSELL M. PRY, EXECUTIVE
CPI
DESIGN AIR HEATING & COOLING
DOVETAIL SOLAR & WIND
EARTHWATCH OHIO
ECOCARE SOLUTIONS
ENGINEERED SYSTEMS
E-WASTE
FERRIS BAKER WATTS
FULLER DESIGN GROUP
GALEHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
GRAINGER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
GREEN ACADEMY AND CENTER FOR SUSTAINABILITY AT CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
GREEN ENERGY OHIO
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
GO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
GREATER AKRON PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABILITY
H. FIOR, INC
HOLDFAST TECHNOLOGIES
JENNINGS HEATING & COOLING
KEEP AKRON BEAUTIFUL
LEADING EDGE PURIFICATION.COM
MERIT CONSTRUCTION INC
MERRILL LYNCH
NORTHCOAST WIND AND POWER
OHIO CONSUMERS' COUNSEL
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT - OHIO ENERGY OFFICE
OHIO UNIVERSITY
POLYFLOW CORPORATION
R FAMILY COMPANY LLC
RENNSTEIG TOOLS, INC
REPOWER SOLUTIONS
SHACKLEE
SIERRA CLUB - PORTAGE TRAIL
SPICER VILLAGE
STARK STATE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
THIRD SUN SOLAR & WIND POWER
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO - WRIGHT CENTER FOR PHOTOVOLTAICS INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
WATT WORKS





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