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They're everywhere -- stay tuned for the anatomy of a pothole. Plus, we'll take you to this year's FIRST robotics competition. |
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This winter, potholes are almost impossible to avoid. We'll give you the anatomy of pothole! |
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Don't put your shovels away yet. The state Climatologist talks about this snowy winter and what we can expect come spring. |
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Hello, I'm Beth Carroll welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. This winter will be one to remember. With below average temperatures and near record levels of snowfall there have been numerous school closings, roof concerns and collapses and mounds of snow everywhere. It's hard to believe Spring is less than two weeks away. For climatologists, there's nothing better than what we've seen this winter. Outlook's Phil Vaughn sat down with the state's new climatologist, Beth Hall, at a classroom at UNH, to get her take on the winter weather and what's ahead. |
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Beth Hall became NH's State Climatologist last summer. She also holds an appointment as a one-year lecturer of geography at the University of New Hampshire. Her research interests include the role climate plays on wildfires. |
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Potholes, potholes everywhere what's being done to fix them. |
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Speed up, slow down or swerve around it --seems no matter what you do.you can't avoid potholes this winter. The cold, wet weather is perfect for pothole conditions and crews are working between storms to keep up with them. We thought this would be a good time to find out what causes a pothole and what it takes to repair them. |
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There are some five-to-six hundred state employees dealing with potholes on any given day. |
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High school students from Merrimack give us a lesson about the FIRST Robotics Competition. |
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There was much excitement at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester the final few days of February. It wasn't over hockey or a live concert but a regional FIRST robotics competition-- the brainchild of New Hampshire inventor Dean Kamen. High school students from all over New England faced-off with robots. We talked to the team from Merrimack High School to find out what the competition is all about. |
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The NH competition was one of 41 regional competitions around the world. The FIRST championship is being held in Atlanta in April. The students from Merrimack High School did not qualify, but four local teams from around the state did advance after Manchester's competion. |
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That's does it for us. Thanks for watching New Hampshire Outlook. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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Should politicians reject "The Pledge?" |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/9/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 10:30 Now on NH Outlook: This winter, potholes are almost impossible to avoid. We'll give you the anatomy of pothole. Plus, don't put your shovels away just yet. The state Climatologist talks about this snowy winter and what we can expect come spring. And later, we'll take you to this year's FIRST robotics competition in Manchester. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. This winter will be one to remember. With below average temperatures and near record levels of snowfall there have been numerous school closings, roof concerns and collapses, and mounds of snow everywhere. It's hard to believe Spring is less than two weeks away. For climatologists, there's nothing better than what we've seen this winter. Outlook's Phil Vaughn sat down with the state's new climatologist, Beth Hall, at a classroom at UNH, to get her take on the winter weather and what's ahead. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Beth Hall\NH State Climatologist |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/9/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 5:30 Now on NH Outlook: This winter, potholes are almost impossible to avoid. We'll give you the anatomy of pothole. Plus, don't put your shovels away just yet. The state Climatologist talks about this snowy winter and what we can expect come spring. And later, we'll take you to this year's FIRST robotics competition in Manchester. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Speed up, slow down or swerve around, it seems no matter what you do you can't avoid potholes this winter. The cold, wet weather is perfect for pothole conditions and crews are working between storms to keep up with them. We thought this would be a good time to find out what causes a pothole and what it takes to repair them. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Jen Clark/Rebecca Reilly NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: David Gress, PhD\UNH Recycled Materials Resource Center, Tom Mansfield\NHDOT District 5 Patrol Foreman, Ken Mailhot\NHDOT District 6, Caleb Dobbins\State Highway Maintenance Engineer, Howard Wadleigh\NHDOT District 6 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/9/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:45 Now on NH Outlook: This winter, potholes are almost impossible to avoid. We'll give you the anatomy of pothole. Plus, don't put your shovels away just yet. The state Climatologist talks about this snowy winter and what we can expect come spring. And later, we'll take you to this year's FIRST robotics competition in Manchester. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. There was much excitement at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester the final few days of February. It wasn't over hockey or a live concert but a regional FIRST robotics competition-- the brainchild of New Hampshire inventor Dean Kamen. High school students from all over New England faced-off with robots. We talked to the team from Merrimack High School to find out what the competition is all about. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Adam Donovan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Reed\Senior, Merrimack High School, Lauren Doda\Senior, Merrimack High School, Dan Petrovic\Senior, Merrimack High School, Chris Petrovic\Merrimack Team Mentor, Dean Kamen\FIRST Founder |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/9/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:45 Now on NH Outlook: This winter, potholes are almost impossible to avoid. We'll give you the anatomy of pothole. Plus, don't put your shovels away just yet. The state Climatologist talks about this snowy winter and what we can expect come spring. And later, we'll take you to this year's FIRST robotics competition in Manchester. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. There was much excitement at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester the final few days of February. It wasn't over hockey or a live concert but a regional FIRST robotics competition-- the brainchild of New Hampshire inventor Dean Kamen. High school students from all over New England faced-off with robots. We talked to the team from Merrimack High School to find out what the competition is all about. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Adam Donovan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Reed\Senior, Merrimack High School, Lauren Doda\Senior, Merrimack High School, Dan Petrovic\Senior, Merrimack High School, Chris Petrovic\Merrimack Team Mentor, Dean Kamen\FIRST Founder |
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We have Howard Wadleigh's release form and Caleb Dobbins release form |