Arizona Wildlife Views TV continues on PBS Channel 8 tonight

For those of you who receive Arizona PBS Channel 8 (KAET-TV), don't miss out on the 2011 season of Arizona Wildlife Views, the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Emmy-winning television show.
Another new episode airs tonight, July 26 at 7:30 p.m. This week's show includes the following segments:

Youth Duck Stamp – Young artists compete for the privilege of having their work used on an official duck stamp.
Audubon Arizona Education Center – The Rio Salado project in downtown Phoenix boasts a new education center.
Wildlife Partnerships – No agency can successfully conserve wildlife without the aid of many governmental and non-governmental partners.

The 13-week run of new episodes airs on Channel 8 at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays except when pre-empted by KAET special events.
You can also view segments of the show or shows from previous seasons on the department’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/azgfd.

source from : azgfd.net

Arizona Wildlife Views TV continues on PBS Channel 8

For those of you who receive Arizona PBS Channel 8 (KAET-TV), don't miss out on the 2011 season of Arizona Wildlife Views, the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Emmy-winning television show.
Another new episode airs tonight, July 19 at 7:30 p.m. This week's show includes the following segments:

Bald Eagle Rescue – Three baby eagles are rescued from their nest after an invading adult eagle tries to kill them.
Turtle Trapping – A group of home-schooled students and their families aid in capturing non-native turtles that have been released into local waterways.
Jayme Smith – A young woman convicted of poaching wildlife passes her hard-learned lessons on to other young people.

The 13-week run of new episodes airs on Channel 8 at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays except when pre-empted by KAET special events.
You can also view segments of the show or shows from previous seasons on the department’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/azgfd.

source from : azgfd.net

UK Chart: Zumba's Summer Dominance Continues News

Zumba Fitness has remained atop the UK charts this week, making this the fourth week in succession that 505 Games' all-conquering fitness game has taken Chart-Track's No.1 spot.

It's also the seventh week in total that Zumba has beaten off all the competition following the launch of its Wii version at the start of April.

Elsewhere across the top 10 DiRT 3 was one of the biggest movers this week with a jump from No.7 to No.2, while a price promotion alongside the gathering momentum of the film will have helped High Moon Studios' Transformers: Dark of the Moon to No.3 from No.6.

Virtua Tennis 4 continued its chart resurgence at No.6 (a one place drop from last week) despite Wimbledon's conclusion over a week ago, while Call of Duty: Black Ops jumped 10 places to No.7, no doubt thanks to the release of the game's third map pack.

This week's biggest drop across the top 10 saw Day 1 Studios' FEAR 3 fall from No.4 all the way down to No.9.

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UK Chart: Zumba's Dominance Continues News

We love a fitness fad here in the UK, as evidenced by Wii Fit's dominance of the UK charts during the height of its popularity in 2009 when it tallied a total of 16 weeks atop the charts. And then there's Zumba Fitness: a fashionable fitness regime that's gone from strength to strength in the UK this year at its various participating gyms across the country.

As a mark of that popularity, this writer's girlfriend is taking her first Zumba class tonight - usually she'd only leave the house for work or the promise of cake. It's perhaps not a massive surprise, then, that since the Wii version of 505 Games' Zumba Fitness launched in April of this year, the title has notched-up five weeks atop the charts.

This week it enjoyed a 33% increase in sales according to official Chart-Track figures, and even managed to shift more units than the next three games on the chart combined (LA Noire at No.2, new release FEAR 3 in at No.3, and DiRT 3 at No.4). Coincidentally, FEAR 2 launched at No.2 when it was released in 2009.

Elsewhere across the top 10, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D dropped from No.2 to No.6, Duke Nukem Forever slipped to No.8 from No.3, and Top Spin 4 enjoyed its first visit to the top 10 after its launch in March. A certain Major tennis tournament going on in south London at the moment will be entirely responsible for that, as it will be for Virtua Tennis 4's jump from No.35 to No.20 this week.

June's new releases continued to perform badly in the charts: Child of Eden dropped ten places to No.35, Red Faction Armageddon languished down at No.32 (a 20 spot drop), new release Shadows of the Damned had a shocking launch at No.31 (look out for our review in the coming week), Alice: Madness Returns slid down the chart ten places to No.23, Transformers: Dark of the Moon entered the top 40 this week at No.17, and Dungeon Siege III dropped straight out of the top 10 by moving down to No.14 after its launch last week.

Note to game marketers: June may not be a great month to release your big titles in the UK.

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