Persistence of Vision

You might remember April 9 as the anniversary of the day back in 2003 when U.S. troops arrived in Baghdad--and when you probably spent time in front of the television, watching them pull down that huge statue of Saddam Hussein. But there's another reason--also associated with freedom--to take note of the date. If you live in Los Angeles or Orange County, April 9 is the day you should tune into PBS to watch The Singing Revolution. It will run on KOCE at 7 p.m. This is the U.S. television premiere of this spectacular film. Be there--and be ready for a profoundly moving story of how tiny Estonia liberated itself from Soviet tyranny through the peaceful power of song.