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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. |
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Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: |
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Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. New Hampshire may be the next New England state to ban smoking in restaurants and bars. The issue of a smoking ban is once again being debated by lawmakers. Concern from members of both political parties about the health of restaurant employees and patrons is driving the new bill that would ban smoking in public eating establishments across the state. This week there was a Legislative hearing on the issue. Outlook's Phil Vaughn has reaction, plus, we hear from a Manchester woman who in 2001 told us second-hand smoke may have caused her cancer. |
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In the past, the NH Lodging and Restaurant Association has opposed a Smoking Ban. This time they're remaining "neutral". It's membership is divided. The House bill is in subcommittee and will likely emerge for House action in early March. We'll keep you posted. |
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NH has a higher rate of childhood obesity than the National average. Eating Right.is only part of the solution. Physical activity is Key in combating the problem. But, how do you get kids to Excercise? 3 sisters from the Seacoast believe it's important to link physical fitness with fun. The trio created a new board game to get children excited about keeping fit. It's called "Gym Time" -- which integrates activities you'd see at a children's gym. The game introduces children ages 3-and-up to basic gym equipment and activities while reinforcing shapes, colors, matching and counting skills. |
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Here to talk about the game and the importance of fitness in a child's life are the creators of "GYMTIME", sisters: Shelly Bonaccorsi, Camille Gauthier and Natalie Levesque. Welcome. Q You all work with children. Shelly and Camille you own a Junior Gym in North Hampton and Natalie -- you work with special needs kids. How did this boardgame come about? Whose idea was it? Q Shelly/Camille: So, your GYM was the inspiration. How does this game work? Q This introduces kids to GYM Equipment.examples?? Q What kinds of excercises does the game call for? What are those excercises designed to do? Build MUSCLES? Q Is this meant to be a FAMILY game? Q What AGE group are you targeting? Q You believe a Child's desire to excericse begins at a young age. At what age do you get kids started? Any TIPS?'' Q Entrepreneurs. Where did you go to get this GAME off & running? What kind of feedback have you had??? COST? Q Beyond good Health -- what does Physical Activity do for kids? Q SHELLY,CAMILLE & NATALIE: Thanks and good luck. |
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Many New Hampshire artists do their crafts for a living, others for the sheer joy of creating. Peter Bloch spends his days spinning wood making unique, one-of-a kind lampshades. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Ally McNair brings us to the New London area to see how Bloch's artwork is shedding a new type of light on the world. |
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We first met up with Bloch in 2001. His business is still going strong. |
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If you'd like to learn more about any of our Making it in New Hampshire reports You can log on to our website at nhptv.org/outlook. There you'll also find all of our Outlook programs online on-demand. |
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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 OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. New Hampshire may be the next New England state to ban smoking in restaurants and bars. The issue of a smoking ban is once again being debated by lawmakers. Concern from members of both political parties about the health of restaurant employees and patrons is driving the new bill that would ban smoking in public eating establishments across the state. This week there was a Legislative hearing on the issue. Outlook's Phil Vaughn has reaction, plus, we hear from a Manchester woman who in 2001 told us second-hand smoke may have caused her cancer. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Michele McCoole\Cancer Patient, Sen. Martha Fuller Clark\ Portsmouth, Calvin Pratt\NH Liberty Alliance, Rep. Sheila Francoeur\ Hampton, Brian Kelley\Co-Owner, Kelley's Row, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Scott Mason\Owner, Barley Pub, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Dr. Robert McLellan\Environmental Health Physician |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. New Hampshire may be the next New England state to ban smoking in restaurants and bars. The issue of a smoking ban is once again being debated by lawmakers. Concern from members of both political parties about the health of restaurant employees and patrons is driving the new bill that would ban smoking in public eating establishments across the state. This week there was a Legislative hearing on the issue. Outlook's Phil Vaughn has reaction, plus, we hear from a Manchester woman who in 2001 told us second-hand smoke may have caused her cancer. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Michele McCoole\Cancer Patient, Sen. Martha Fuller Clark\ Portsmouth, Calvin Pratt\NH Liberty Alliance, Rep. Sheila Francoeur\ Hampton, Brian Kelley\Co-Owner, Kelley's Row, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Scott Mason\Owner, Barley Pub, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Dr. Robert McLellan\Environmental Health Physician |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. New Hampshire may be the next New England state to ban smoking in restaurants and bars. The issue of a smoking ban is once again being debated by lawmakers. Concern from members of both political parties about the health of restaurant employees and patrons is driving the new bill that would ban smoking in public eating establishments across the state. This week there was a Legislative hearing on the issue. Outlook's Phil Vaughn has reaction, plus, we hear from a Manchester woman who in 2001 told us second-hand smoke may have caused her cancer. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Michele McCoole\Cancer Patient, Sen. Martha Fuller Clark\ Portsmouth, Calvin Pratt\NH Liberty Alliance, Rep. Sheila Francoeur\ Hampton, Brian Kelley\Co-Owner, Kelley's Row, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Scott Mason\Owner, Barley Pub, Don Gorman\NH Liberty Alliance, Dr. Robert McLellan\Environmental Health Physician |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. NH has a higher rate of childhood obesity than the National average. Eating right is only part of the solution. Physical activity is key in combating the problem. But, how do you get kids to excercise? Three sisters from the Seacoast believe it's important to link physical fitness with fun. The trio created a new board game to get children excited about keeping fit. It's called "Gym Time," which integrates activities you'd see at a children's gym. The game introduces children ages 3-and-up to basic gym equipment and activities while reinforcing shapes, colors, matching and counting skills. Here to talk about the game and the importance of fitness in a child's life are the creators of "Gym Time," sisters: Shelly Bonaccorsi, Camille Gauthier and Natalie Levesque. Welcome. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Shelly Bonaccorsi\Creator, Gym Time, Camille Gauthier\Creator, Gym Time, Natalie Levesque\Creator, Gym Time |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. NH has a higher rate of childhood obesity than the National average. Eating right is only part of the solution. Physical activity is key in combating the problem. But, how do you get kids to excercise? Three sisters from the Seacoast believe it's important to link physical fitness with fun. The trio created a new board game to get children excited about keeping fit. It's called "Gym Time," which integrates activities you'd see at a children's gym. The game introduces children ages 3-and-up to basic gym equipment and activities while reinforcing shapes, colors, matching and counting skills. Here to talk about the game and the importance of fitness in a child's life are the creators of "Gym Time," sisters: Shelly Bonaccorsi, Camille Gauthier and Natalie Levesque. Welcome. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Shelly Bonaccorsi\Creator, Gym Time, Camille Gauthier\Creator, Gym Time, Natalie Levesque\Creator, Gym Time |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 5:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. Many New Hampshire artists do their crafts for a living, others for the sheer joy of creating. Peter Bloch spends his days spinning wood, making unique, one-of-a kind lampshades. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Ally McNair brings us to the New London area to see how Bloch's artwork is shedding a new type of light on the world. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Ally McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Peter Bloch\Craftsman\2001 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/19/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 5:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Lawmakers debate whether to level the playing field and make all NH restaurants and bars smoke free. Also ahead. Keeping children fit. We'll hear from three NH sisters who've designed a board game to get kids moving. Then later: Meet a man who works to shed a new type of light on the world. with wood. All part of our Making it in New Hampshire series. Many New Hampshire artists do their crafts for a living, others for the sheer joy of creating. Peter Bloch spends his days spinning wood, making unique, one-of-a kind lampshades. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Ally McNair brings us to the New London area to see how Bloch's artwork is shedding a new type of light on the world. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Ally McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Peter Bloch\Craftsman\2001 |
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