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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The founders of the McDonalds fast-food franchise -- did you know they were from NH? Their amazing story in a new series we call "NH Originals". Then later: |
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NH"s Bode Miller is poised to strike Gold at the Olympics. We'll talk with the local filmaker -- who profiles the skiing legend in a new documentary. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. NH is often referred to as the Granite State and is perhaps best known as host of the First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary. But there are also a number of "visionaries" who have roots here in New Hampshire. In this program.we launch our "New Hampshire Originals" series which looks at individuals whose accomplishments have had a lasting impact on the state, the nation and even the world. We begin with 2 New Hampshire brothers who led the way when it came to the "technology" of fast food. 4:19-4:25 |
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In the late 19-40s, when it all started, the McDonald brothers sold their hamburgers for 15-cents and fries for a dime. The most expensive item on the menu was the shake - it sold for twenty cents. |
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Throughout the month of February we'll be featuring some "NH Originals" each week on New Hampshire Outlook. And we invite you to stay tuned for an hour-long special edition of NH Outlook featuring 5 "NH Originals." You can watch the special program on Sunday, February 12th and again Wednesday, February 15th from 9 to 10pm right here on NH Public Television. For more information about each of our "Originals" log on to our website at: NHPTV.org/outlook. |
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NH's own Bode Miller will be off for gold in the next few weeks as he hits the slopes at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy. The 28-year-old Miller grabbing headlines, of late, for comments about "skiing wasted" on 60 Minutes --and for his remarks to "Rolling Stone Magazine" about other sports greats using drugs to boost their skills. He often speaks his mind -- and apologizes later. A New Hampshire filmmaker has captured the "essence" of the renegade ski champion from Franconia. Bill Rogers -- a longtime neighbor and friend of the Miller family-- has produced a documentary about the skier entitled "Bode Miller Flying Downhill." In it, Miller talks about growing up skiing Cannon Mountain. The "behind-the-scenes" documentary follows Miller on a journey that began at the family's homestead - and ended with his gold medal performance at the 2005 World Cup Finals. |
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It took 7-years to complete the documentary. The filmmaker -- from the Coruway Film Institute in Portsmouth -- shot 400 hours of raw footage that included 15 trips to ski races throughout North America and Europe. Bill Rogers is here now to talk about Bode Miller--and his film. Welcome. Q BILL: Many consider him to be: the world's BEST Ski-Racer. He's a mega-celebrity in Europe -- where they chant his name -- But, his MOUTH has gotten him in trouble of late. Is that the BODE you know.outspoken, brash??? Open mouth/ insert boot ** What about his reputation for partying -- Earned?? **for someone NOT crazy about Media Attention -- he certainly gets a lot of it. Q For "Skiing Downhill" -- you were Producer-Writer-Cameraman-Editor What are you MOST proud of in this film.??? Q What is about BODE MILLER that capture your interest and made you want to do this film?? ** began BEFORE Bode Miller was the household name? ** Did BODE's World-Cup Win last year bring in more INVESTORS? Q I want to talk about Let's talk about Bode's Early DAYS. I know you tried to capture that in your film. Here's a clip about the family home ** Grew up in the NH woods, in a home with no running water and electricity? ** Come a long way since then. Endorsment money paid for a HUGE farm in NH? ================== Q Bode Miller: A DIFFERENT kind of sports hero -- Not afraid to make MISTAKES.??? Q Let's talk about his STYLE.a bit un-orthodox butt-back, feet forward. Coaches have tried to break him of that --but, Fiercly Independent -- defies convention. Q Began skiing at Cannon Mt -- When did he set his mind on being a WORLD CHAMPTION.? Q IN the filming of the documentary -- what was the biggest CHALLENGE? How difficult is it to CAPTURE skiing events How many LOCATIONS did you film? ** Did Bode give you Full Access -- any areas OFF limits ** Has he SEEN the film -- what was HIS reaction???? ============== BETH: One memorable moment in the documentary involves Bode Miller's encounter with an avalanche at Mount Washington's Tuckerman's Ravine. Here's a clip. Q How difficult was it to obtaiN LICENSING permission for racing images. Olympic footage??? Q What do you want people to come away with after seeing the film. Q BILL He's won 2 Olympic Medals, 4 world Championship golds, and 19 World Cup Events. ** He excels at DOWNHILL as well as SLALOM events. Most racers compete in 2 events at the most -- he'll be competing in 5. BEST guess on HOW he'll do???? |
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Here's a clip from from the documentary about the family's home: |
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One memorable moment in the documentary involves Bode Miller's encounter with an avalanche at Mount Washington's Tuckerman's Ravine. |
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Bode Miller could win an unprecedented 5 medals in Torino -- something that's never been done by an alpine skiier in ONE Olympics. The whole world will be watching. And you can watch Bill Rogers' documentary-- "Bode Miller: Flying Downhill" on Saturday night at 8 o'clock right here on NHPTV. |
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Just a reminder if you missed any of this program or would like to watch it again-- New Hampshire Outlook is available online on-demand at nhptv.org/outlook You can also find streaming video of ALL of our broadcasts. |
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That concludes this edition of New Hampshire Outlook. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC TELEVISION NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Grace Lessner, NHPTV Manager of Communications 868-4328 / glessner@nhptv.org Visit the NHPTV Pressroom: www.nhptv.org/pressroom "BODE MILLER FLYING DOWNHILL" TO AIR FEBRUARY 4TH @ 8 P.M. ON NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC TELEVISION - He's fast. He's independent. Some say he's too wild and risks too much. But no one can argue with Bode Miller's prowess on the piste. Watch America's greatest skier-on and off the slopes-when New Hampshire Public Television airs Bode Miller Flying Downhill on Saturday, February 4th @ 8 p.m. The documentary, a finalist at the 2005 Banff Film Festival in Canada, offers rare insight into the life of New Hampshire's renegade ski champion, and heart-pumping ski racing footage filmed on mountains around the world. "This film is a great prelude to the upcoming 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy, when all eyes will be on Bode during the alpine skiing competition," notes Peter Frid, NHPTV's General Manager and CEO. "And Granite State resident Bill Rogers really captures the essence of Bode on and off the slopes." The behind-the-scenes documentary follows Bode on a seven-year journey, beginning at his family's homestead near Franconia, and ending with his gold medal performances at the 2005 World Cup Finals. Filmmaker Rogers, a longtime neighbor and friend of the Miller family, shot 400 hours of raw footage that included 15 trips to ski races throughout North America and Europe and remarkable access to the family home-a rustic cabin with no indoor plumbing or electricity, set amidst 500 acres of woods. Bode Miller Flying Downhill was produced by W.C. Rogers & Flying Downhill Productions, LLC. NOTE: BILL ROGERS WILL BE A GUEST ON NH OUTLOOK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND @ 7:30 P.M. Host Beth Carroll will talk with Rogers about the project and the young man who stars in the film. ### About New Hampshire Public Television: NHPTV engages minds, connects communities, and celebrates New Hampshire with programs that entertain, educate and enrich. Beyond its award-winning local and national television programs, New Hampshire Public Television is a leader in education and community outreach. NHPTV provides instructional services for 206,000 students from kindergarten through high school; offers Ready to Learn programs and services for children preschool to age 8, parents, and early education professionals; and provides professional development programs and advanced technology training for educators in New Hampshire and neighboring states. For more information, visit www.nhptv.org. ### iller suggests Barry Bonds, Lance Armstrong were drug cheats bywap GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany - Bode Miller is making headlines again as the brash World Cup champion skier rests up for the Turin Games. This time it was with an interview with Rolling Stone, where he suggests Barry Bonds and Lance Armstrong took performance-enhancing drugs. The interview hits newsstands today. Miller tells the magazine he's worried someone will try to frame him for substance abuse. In October, he infuriated officials by calling for liberalized doping. Last month, he was fined for refusing to take a routine boot test after a World Cup slalom race. Earlier this month, Miller made more headlines by suggesting in an interview with "60 Minutes" that he had raced while under the influence of alcohol. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 2/2/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 12:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook, the founders of the McDonalds fast-food franchise -- did you know they were from NH? Their amazing story in a new series we call "NH Originals". Then later, NH"s Bode Miller is poised to strike Gold at the Olympics. We'll talk with the local filmaker who profiles the skiing legend in a new documentary. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. NH is often referred to as the Granite State and is perhaps best known as host of the First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary. But there are also a number of "visionaries" who have roots here in New Hampshire. In this program we launch our "New Hampshire Originals" series which looks at individuals whose accomplishments have had a lasting impact on the state, the nation and even the world. We begin with two New Hampshire brothers who led the way when it came to the "technology" of fast food. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: John Clayton\Union Leader Columnist, Richard McDonald\Co-founder of McDonalds\1998, Robert Baines\Former Manchester Mayor, Ray Kroc\Dartmouth School of Business\1974, Ron Evans\Franchise Owner |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 2/2/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 12:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook, the founders of the McDonalds fast-food franchise -- did you know they were from NH? Their amazing story in a new series we call "NH Originals". Then later, NH"s Bode Miller is poised to strike Gold at the Olympics. We'll talk with the local filmaker who profiles the skiing legend in a new documentary. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. NH is often referred to as the Granite State and is perhaps best known as host of the First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary. But there are also a number of "visionaries" who have roots here in New Hampshire. In this program we launch our "New Hampshire Originals" series which looks at individuals whose accomplishments have had a lasting impact on the state, the nation and even the world. We begin with two New Hampshire brothers who led the way when it came to the "technology" of fast food. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: John Clayton\Union Leader Columnist, Richard McDonald\Co-founder of McDonalds\1998, Robert Baines\Former Manchester Mayor, Ray Kroc\Dartmouth School of Business\1974, Ron Evans\Franchise Owner |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 2/2/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 13:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook, the founders of the McDonalds fast-food franchise -- did you know they were from NH? Their amazing story in a new series we call "NH Originals". Then later, NH"s Bode Miller is poised to strike Gold at the Olympics. We'll talk with the local filmaker who profiles the skiing legend in a new documentary. NH's own Bode Miller will be off for gold in the next few weeks as he hits the slopes at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy. The 28-year-old Miller grabbing headlines, of late, for comments about "skiing wasted" on 60 Minutes and for his remarks to "Rolling Stone Magazine" about other sports greats using drugs to boost their skills. He often speaks his mind and apologizes later. A New Hampshire filmmaker has captured the "essence" of the renegade ski champion from Franconia. Bill Rogers -- a longtime neighbor and friend of the Miller family-- has produced a documentary about the skier entitled "Bode Miller Flying Downhill." In it, Miller talks about growing up skiing Cannon Mountain. The "behind-the-scenes" documentary follows Miller on a journey that began at the family's homestead - and ended with his gold medal performance at the 2005 World Cup Finals. It took 7-years to complete the documentary. The filmmaker from the Coruway Film Institute in Portsmouth shot 400 hours of raw footage that included 15 trips to ski races throughout North America and Europe. Bill Rogers is here now to talk about Bode Miller--and his film. Welcome. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Bill Rogers\Filmmaker, Bill Rogers\"Bode Miller: Flying Downhill" |
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