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I subscribed to Quantum Growth for 1 month beginning on 9/21/08. As part of the subscription, I received the "my 5 best Quantum Growth Doublers", as described below:
"Get full details on my 5 best Quantum Growth doublers. I will tell you the trades that I expect to double the quickest in this incredible market rebound. I will send you the next 4 issues of Quantum Growth, all for a 66% savings. But you have to be signed up by Monday."
To this date, 1/29/09, four of the 5 doublers have never risen in price above the price they were when I started my subscription. Most have lost share price significantly. The remaining doubler only rose in price by less than 20%. NOT A DOUBLER IN THE BUNCH.
Please note the "or my name's not Louis Navellier" in the statement below. He is, of course, referring to SOLF, which never rose above it's 9/22/08 price of $14.03, so I guess we can't call him Louis Navellier any more.
"OUR SECOND AND THIRD DOUBLERS. The money flood is going FIRST to stocks that were simply caught up in this nightmare. China stocks got whacked and then they got stomped. Now they're back off the mat. Grab the China solar stock that was trampled in the last few weeks—down 42%. This $12 stock is headed back to $37 where it belongs, or my name's not Louis Navellier."
Finally, although I only subscribed for 1 month, I went into the Navellier website archives, and paper traded the top ten stock weekly recommendations from 12/10/07 until 10/20/08. I discovered to my dismay that I would have lost over 50% of my original investment. In Navellier's defence, this was a period when the bottom was falling out of the stock market, but I never understood how he could bravely offer up 10 or more new stock recommendations every week, only to tell you to sell most of them, at a loss, the following week.
As a result, I cancelled my subscription, at the end of 30 days without making any trades based on his website. This lesson only cost me $499.00 for the subscription.
subscribed briefly. made no money. watched picks decline in value. disappointment.
Tried this service for 3 Months. Followed all the buy and sell recommendations. Lost 30%.
Louis's strategy seems to be
1. Buy a stock,
2. Watch it go down 15-20%,
3. Sell,
4. Go to Step 1.
All of Louis' "Quantums" were quantum downers.
The review I wrote for Emerging Growth in fact I meant to be for this Letter "Quantum Growth". The Letter is very pricey, not a bit worth the money paid for it. It is like a monkey throwing the darts. In a good market it is OK' in a bad market?? I wish I never new about it. It said buy, buy,buy and the stocks kept going down, down , down. I even don't look at the recommendations anymore. It seems that, when it said buy,buy,buy some big money were selling, one wonders how somebody who supposed to be an expert, misses so much, or what?
I almost feel sorry for the guy because we're all piling on him, but then he's the one of the hyperbolic claims in his spam email — I mean hyperbolic even by the standards of the newsletter industry.
I learned about him after reading "The little book that makes you rich" and I liked his quantitative approach. So I gave a couple of his services a try in the period April-August. Granted this was a terrible period in the overall market, but he was hyper-bullish throughout. I paper-traded his recommendations and they significantly underperformed the market. And he has the gall to ask $5000 a year for such advice!!?
I do have to credit him with being consistent, so I gave him a 5 on that score. Every one of his picks was a stinker.
If anyone still feels tempted (his emails ARE very convincing), just go to yahoo finance and type "navellier" in the search box and check out the performance of his managed funds.
From what I read about him, he did well for a while in the 80s, but maybe it was a case of being lucky to have an approach that fit the market of the moment well. Or maybe it's because his quantitative approach worked well for a while but now many others are doing it so it's no longer working. Just saying because I wonder why the guy is even a respected name in the industry.
No need towrite a review go look at the website
It is a question of philosophy. Navellier's stock picking essentially works by scanning historic, fundamental data, such as quarterly earnings and revenue growth etc.
Problem is, he does not consider technicals at all. For example, is the S&P500 (or the particular stock we're looking at) in a well defined down trend. He is a perma-bull and his service assumes a bull market, which as we have seen, is not always the case!!
So what you find is that his companies are all fundamentally strong, with good potential, but they only work when the market trend is up. In fact in uptrending periods I would expect them to outperform due to good growth fundamentals.
As with all of these tools, there is a time and place when they work.
Had this advisory during 1999-2000. Navellier's advisory then was the MPT Review. It did pretty well of course in 1999 but you could have done the same with an Index fund. During the bubble collapse in 2000 he kept saying to buy and buy tech issues. His saying on the hotline was the "best defense is a good offense." Yea right. If you would have followed this advice you would have been wiped out. The current high price Navellier newsletters cater to folks with a little money who think they are getting something exclusive not available to the trailer trash investor. No folks, you are just getting Louis's same old losing S**t with a dab of Grey Poupon.
I started with Louis Navellier a decade ago and did well in a bull market with Emerging Growth & Blue Chip Growth. About three years ago I decided to trial Quantum Growth and did well enough to subscribe at "only" $2500/year.
Not blaming him for the bear or the recession, I continued. To summarize my results, in this rebounding market I have $65,000 in YTD losses and only $9,000 in gains on current positions.
He just offered a two-year subscription for something like $3500 (I forgot the amount & deleted the email.) The losses exclude the trade fees, with about 4-5 trades a weeks. I'm done with Mr. Navellier.
I subscribed to this service in Spring 2008 when Louie's pick did well for me. Obviously, a month's trial is hit or miss with any newsletter. But, years before I was a successful subscriber to Navellier's Blue Chip Growth and Emerging Growth.
Unfortunately, I bought a two-years half-price subscription to Quantum. Now, granted 2008-2010 have not been stellar year's for the market. But, 2009 returned about 20% and my portfolio lost about 12%, mostly due to QG picks.
In hopes of improvement in his performance (hey, for $2500/year he must know something, right?), I followed him through May 2010, only to realize another 9% loss while the market was essentially unchanged.
Many of his $2-5 stocks have done well, presumably because his following effects their small volume, but often they're up 6-9% at the next day's open. He counts these as profits when his subscriber's could not buy at the price he recommended.
I have been a Blue Chip subscriber for years. He provides reasonable data which combined with portfolio grader is a good source to begin your own "due diligence". Can't blame Louis for organizing data effectively. However, Quantom Growth is a waste of good money IMO. You would due better to take your $5000 and go to Las Vegas.
I've tried it a couple times when it was on sale. During Bull periods it outperforms and I made a lot of money following it. During downturns it is terrible. I've tried all 4 of his letters with similar results. I keep a subscription to Blue Chip Growth when on sale to have access to Portfolio grader.
Doug, I have subscribed to various Navellier letters over the last few years and I do not recall any difference in access to portfolio grader when subscribed or not. Is there a different version of it available when subscribed?
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SHEPHERDSVILLE – While it has been over a decade since the Kentucky Turnpike Water District was an agency to deal with, county officials were suddenly faced with dealing with it once again.
In order to formally close out the Kentucky Turnpike Water District in the eyes of the state Public Service Commission, some final paperwork needed to be done.
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If you are looking to get the most out of your new phone, you may find yourself unsure of where to look, what to look for, or even what there is to look for concerning the best phone for you. These days, phones can do so much more than simply make calls, and with so many new features, finding "the best phone" can pose quite a formidable challenge.
With this in mind, we have created a convenient and complete cell phone buying guide that will ensure you get everything that you want in a cell phone and more!
Best Phone for 2016 Comparison Guide
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|1. HTC One M8 Harman/Kardon Edition, Black 32GB
|2. Motorola Moto G - Universal 4G LTE - 8GB (White)
|Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Charcoal Black 32GB
|4. LG G3, Metallic Black 32GB
|6. Samsung Galaxy S5, Black 16GB
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Basic Features You Should Look for in the Best Phone
As opposed to features like water resistance and fingerprint scanners, there are some features that all smartphones phones have. These features include a camera, HD display, and strong battery. Basic features in a phone often go unnoticed, as people automatically assume that all phones will have them, but do not take into account the quality of these features. If you are searching for a new phone, it is important to take into account the quality of these features to ensure a better experience with your phone. Here are some important basic features to take into account:
- HD Resolution: In order for a crisp, clear display for clarity and detail in pictures and videos, a best phone should have at least a 720p display and pixel density hovering around 400 pixels per inch, though some phones can reach up to 550 ppi.
- Battery: A good battery in a phone is extremely important for those who use their phones frequently, especially for activities like watching movies and playing games, which tend to sap a phone's battery fairly quickly. Even for non-gamers and movie watchers, a phone that dies less often is more helpful than one that doesn't. A best phone nowadays can have a battery capacity upwards of 2500 mAh (measurement of a battery's energy capacity), and a talk-time of 20+ hours.
- Camera: If you are looking to take a lot of pictures and videos with your phone-and maybe even to replace your point and shoot camera with your phone- it is important to find the best phone with a good camera. In addition to finding one with high megapixel front and back cameras, features such as image stabilizers, panorama, and slow motion capabilities cannot hurt.
- Power: CPU processing speed and a good RAM memory make the perfect team when it comes to ensuring a phone's powerful performance. If you can get a phone with 2-3 gigabytes of RAM and a good processor chip (most good smartphones these days are equipped with the Snapdragon 800 processor chip), your phone will be running smoothly and quickly.
Reviews of Top 3 Best Phones
1. HTC One M8
The HTC One M8 is a versatile phone, with quality features in every aspect that combine to make an amazing smartphone. A strong battery that supports up to 20 hours of talk time with a 2,600 mAh battery capacity, a crisp and clear 1080p HD display, a 441 ppi pixel density, and a quick 2.3 GHz CPU processor will ensure that this phone runs smoothly and quickly for a very long time. An award-winning design, medium sized screen, and curved, ergonomic grip make this phone incredibly comfortable to hold and keep in your pocket.
The LiveStage earbud experience, an HTC Ultrapixel camera, 12 video themes and super-strong speakers add the final touches to the number 1 phone. The bottom line is: if you are looking for a stylish, powerful phone with excellent battery life and sophisticated features, and you don't mind spending the extra money, you should look no further than the HTC One M8.
2. Motorola Moto G
With its low price and customizable, interchangeable backs, the Moto G is both stylish and cost-effective. The phone is lightweight and comfortable, with a medium screen size at 4.5 inches and weight of just 143 grams; with a curved back design, the Moto G will sit comfortably in your hand. 16 gigabytes of internal storage and a sharp, 720p HD display is good for anything from movie watching to gaming.
With an 8 megapixel camera, protective shell, water resistance, and a powerful battery that supports an impressive 24 hours of talk time, this is a great, all-around phone. Convenient multitasking features, an FM receiver, easy wireless data transfers, quad core speed and much more make this phone the number 1 on our list. If you are searching for a lighter, cost effective but still quality phone, then the Motorola Moto G is the phone you should choose when it comes time for your next upgrade.
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 4
The Note 4 is a larger phone than the previous two, a "phablet," if you will, with a large 5.7 inch screen. The phone's size gives the owner the advantages of a tablet in a phone; it's lighter than you would think- only 17 grams heavier than the HTC One M8. If the size does not phase you, keep on reading, because the rest of its features are quite impressive.
Boasting a Quad HD Super AMOLED display, talk time of 21 hours, and battery capacity of an incredible 3,200 mAh, as well as a fast CPU processor and 32 gigabytes of storage, it is obvious that this phone will perform flawlessly according to your every need. Add cool and convenient features such as the S Pen stylus, 16 megapixel rear camera, and MultiWindow multitasking feature, and this phone will meet all of your expectations and then some. If that isn't enough, the option of integrating the phone with a Samsung Gear Smartwatch is an enticing idea for any tech-lover. If phablets are your thing, then so is this phone.


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The force was strong with California officials when they nabbed a contractor who pocketed close to $2 million dollars after defrauding the California Department of Transportation.
Eric Hodgson, 43, of Elk Grove, CA, was contracted to make print advertisements for Caltrans' new construction contracts. Instead, he faked invoices, using the money to buy Star Wars collectibles, among other items.
While Eric Hodgson serves his nine-year prison sentence for defrauding Caltrans, his collection of Star Wars items, including this three-foot-tall Yoda, will be auctioned off by the state.
Hodgson agreed to a plea deal that included a nine-year state prison sentence and forfeiture of his personal and real property, which includes two residences, two cars, several retirement accounts, and a collection of Stars Wars items worth more than $10,000, Attorney General Kamala D. Harris announced last Friday (July 12).
The seized Star Wars collection included a three-foot-tall rubber Yoda statue, two limited-edition light sabers (Darth Vader and Skywalker models), an encased Millenium Falcon spacecraft model and an AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport) walker model.
Hodgson used the money to not only buy a $10,000 Star Wars collection, but for exotic trips, cars, mortgages, and toys and comics.
The state plans to auction of the Star Wars memorabilia.
Defraud Caltrans, You Will Not
Hodgson was arrested in April on 22 counts of grand theft stemming from a California Department of Justice investigation. The investigation started after Caltrans staff discovered fraudulent invoices for print advertisements that had never actually run in local newspapers as promised.
As part of the plea deal, Hodgson pleaded guilty to seven of the 22 counts in Sacramento Superior Court.
The company Hodgson owns, Phenix Print & Image, was hired by Caltrans to publicly advertise new construction contracts to bidders. The investigation of invoices submitted by Phenix found two contracts from 2008 and 2009 that totaled more than $1.8 million.
An investigation found that Hodgson defrauded Caltrans out of almost $1.9 million from two contracts in 2008 and 2009. A third contract in 2011 was terminated by Caltrans.
The investigation found that Hodgson defrauded Caltrans of almost $1.9 million by submitting false documentation. He used the money to pay off a mortgage, buy toys and comics, and pay for exotic trips for him and his company staff.
A third contract, awarded to Phenix in 2011 for more than $800,000, was terminated by Caltrans before any invocies were paid.
Comment from josh hutcheson, (7/19/2013, 10:47 AM)
now if they only went after the fraud in their goverenment the same way they would not be broke
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|The Ulster Tower Thiepval
The Ulster Tower, Thiepval
|For the men of the British 36th (Ulster) Division
|50°3′40.5″N 2°40′49.1″E / 50.061250°N 2.680306°ECoordinates: 50°3′40.5″N 2°40′49.1″E / 50.061250°N 2.680306°E
"This Tower is Dedicated to the Glory of God in grateful memory of the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and Men of the 36th (Ulster) Division and of the Sons of Ulster in other forces who laid down their lives in the Great War, and of all their Comrades-In-Arms who, by Divine Grace, were spared to testify to their glorious deeds.
|Statistics source: Inscription Plaque, Ulster Memorial Tower
The Ulster Tower is Northern Ireland's national war memorial. It was one of the first Memorials to be erected on the Western Front and commemorates the men of the 36th (Ulster) Division and all those from Ulster who served in the First World War. The memorial was officially opened on 19 November 1921 and is a very close copy of Helen's Tower which stands in the grounds of the Clandeboye Estate, near Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland. Many of the men of the Ulster Division trained in the estate before moving to England and then France early in 1916.
The Tower (plus a small cafe nearby) is staffed by members of the Somme Association, which is based in Belfast.
1916 Battle[edit]
The Division attacked the Schwaben Redoubt, which is near the Ulster Tower, on 1 July 1916. The Schwaben Redoubt was a little to the north-east of where the tower stands, and was a triangle of trenches with a frontage of 300 yards, a fearsome strongpoint with commanding views. It is also located close to the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme.
The front lines were at the edge of Thiepval Wood which lies to the south-west of the road between the Thiepval Memorial and the Ulster Tower. Troops of the 109th Brigade crossed about 400 yards of no man's land, and kept on going. They entered the Schwaben Redoubt, and advanced on towards Stuff Redoubt, gaining in all around a mile, though not without losses. To their left, the 108th Brigade were successful in advancing near Thiepval, but less so nearer the River Ancre.
The 107th Brigade supported them, but although men of the 36th Division held out for the day the Germans mounted counterattacks, and as their stocks of bombs and ammunition dwindled, many fell back with small parties remaining in the German front lines. The casualties suffered by the 36th Division on 1 July totalled over 5,000.
At the entrance to the tower is a plaque commemorating the names of the nine men of the Division who won the Victoria Cross during the Somme. There is also a memorial here commemorating the part played by members of the Orange Order during the battle.[1] The inscription on this memorial reads:
- "This Memorial is Dedicated to the Men and Women of the Orange Institution Worldwide, who at the call of King and country, left all that was dear to them, endured hardness, faced danger, and finally passed out of the sight of man by the path of duty and self sacrifice, giving up their own lives that others might live in Freedom. Let those who come after see to it that their names be not forgotten."
The Inscription on the Memorial Reads : "This Memorial is Dedicated to the Men and Women of the Orange Institution Worldwide, who at the call of King and country, left all that was dear to them, endured hardness, faced danger, and finally passed out of the sight of man by the path of duty and self sacrifice, giving up their own lives that others might live in Freedom. Let those who come after see to it that their names be not forgotten."
There are 5 known Orangemen who were awarded the Victoria Cross .
- Private George Richardson (VC) from Cavan who was awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery during the Indian Mutiny and was recommended on 3 other occasions for the same award. He served in the 34th Regiment of Foot, later the Border Regiment. Private Richardson later emigrated to Canada.
- Robert Hill Hanna, born in Kilkeel, Co. Down, emigrated to Canada, member of Ontario LOL 2226, he was awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry at Lens, France, 21 September 1917, during the WW1, when serving with the Canadian Army.
- Rev John Weir Foote, was a Captain, later Colonel, in the Canadian Chaplain Service, attached to the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry. A member of Fraserville LOL Ontario. He was with the Canadians during the Dieppe Raid, and stayed on to minister to wounded, subsequently captured by the Germans. Weir was awarded the VC in February 1946 for services above and beyond the call of duty during World War II.
- Riflemen Robert Quigg from Bushmills was awarded the medal for his courage on the Somme on 1 July 1916.
- Englishman Abraham Acton, from Whitehaven, Cumberland, was awarded the Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery at Rouge Bances, 21 December in 1914. Acton was killed in action at Ypres in 1915 at the age of 22, and he has no known grave.
Orangemen Robert Dixon I2442 Toronto serving with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and Lieut J McCormick from Canada were recommended for the Victoria Cross.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ Steven Moore, The Irish on the Somme: A Battlefield Guide to the Irish Regiments in the Great War and the Monuments to their Memory, Belfast, 2005, p.110.
- ^ http://bramptonlol5.webs.com/throughouttheworld.htm
Further reading[edit]
- Falls, C. (1922). The History of the 36th (Ulster) Division (Constable 1996 ed.). Belfast: McCaw, Stevenson & Orr. ISBN 0-09-476630-4.
External links[edit]
- 1914–1918.net Sacred ground Somme Thiepval
- Historic Trips
- The Somme Association
- Web matters France Ulster Tower
- World War I Battle Fields Somme Thiepval
- Somme 90th Anniversary Pictures Ulster Tower
- The Military Heritage of Ireland Trust
- 360° Panoramic View
- Homepage of the Royal Innniskilling Fusiliers Association
- Homepage of the Connaught Ranger's Association
- Homepage of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association
- Homepage of the Royal Munster Fusilier's Association
- Homepage of the Bandon War Memorial Committee
- Department of Government, Commemorations: Irish Soldiers in the First World War


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Category Archives: Trustee Meeting Minutes
Trustee Meeting Minutes – May 2, 2016
Library Trustee Meeting May 2, 2016
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: Virginia presented the April 2016 minutes. Bob motioned to accept the amended minutes and Celeste seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy distributed the treasurer's report and it was noted that there is $5,000 going to be used to pay for the projector and video equipment recently received. This money does not appear in the current report. Denison's has given Nancy an estimate of $3,220 for the creation of 2 tables for the entryway. A patron of the library will also be donating some funds to go toward the expense and the Friends of the Library may also contribute to the cost. The trustees discussed which line to deduct the remaining cost of the tables and movie equipment. They wanted to ensure that the appropriate lines were used. Bob motioned to file the report for audit and Virginia seconded. All in Favor.
Old Business: Selectman Hugh Curly had been asked to attend the meeting but was not available. He had talked to Nancy and indicated if we were just putting down hard pack for the parking lot that there should not be any issue. There was discussion regarding moving forward with the parking lot expansion as all agreed that it was necessary.
New Business: Nancy provided a copy of the Library's Newsletter to highlight how many activities are scheduled for the upcoming weeks. It is wonderful to see the variety of programs offered at our library. There was discussion noting that the new video equipment has made a great improvement for the movie matinees and evening showings.
It was also noted that the trustees need to go through our manuals and update it as well as review our policies and job descriptions.
Next meeting scheduled for: TUESDAY June 7, 2016 @ 6:30pm. * Special Date requested due to a few conflicts of committee Chairman.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – April 11, 2016
Library Trustee Meeting April 11, 2016
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: Virginia presented the March 2016 minutes, and there were a few grammatical errors which were corrected. Bob motioned to accept the amended minutes and Celeste seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy distributed the treasurer's report and it was noted that this report shows fuel and water for the old library separate. This has been brought up several times. These lines should be combined and titled simply: FUEL and WATER. Nancy will speak to the Treasurer about correcting this. It was also noted that $5613 was returned to the town and there was discussion on how this is documented in our budget. It may cause confusion showing it and will have to be explained during the budgetary process. Bob motioned to file the report for audit and Virginia seconded. All in Favor.
Old Business: Nancy reported that the projector, screen and blue ray DVD player purchase are all moving forward. Gerry Rousseau will be handling the electrical work for the new technology. Bob stated that he is waiting to hear back from Selectmen regarding the parking lot. Nancy reported that she is working on obtaining quotes for the new cases and table in the front entryway. It will be wood (cherry) and set up to store food pantry items in the case.
New Business: Tom Rand, Epsom Historical Association, met with the Trustees to discuss the need for assistance with keeping the old library/Historical Association open. The Trustees and Nancy all offered to help cover the Wednesday hours. It was decided to meet on Wed. May 11 @ 6-8pm @ the Historical Association building. The members of the Historical Association will give us orientation on operations there and then each of us will sign up to work a few shifts through the summer.
Trustees that are available will be signing up to attend the May 23rd NH Library Trustees Association Conference and Annual Meeting. This has proven to be helpful for all members.
Next meeting scheduled for: May 2, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – March 7, 2016
Library Trustee Meeting March 7, 2016
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the February 2016 minutes, Bob motioned to accept the minutes and Carole seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy distributed the treasurer's report and noted that the new figures in the budget reflect the proposed amounts for 2016 budget, but are subject to voter approval. If the budget fails, then the default numbers will be inserted into the budget. Virginia noted that this report shows fuel and water for the old library separate. These lines should be combined and titled simply: FUEL and WATER. Bob motioned to file the report for audit and Virginia seconded. All in Favor.
Director's Report: Nancy noted that a community member approached her about donating something to the library in memory of his wife. It was suggested that perhaps a table could be created line the ones we have in the other rooms, but sized to fit in the entry way. Nancy will check with the prison or Lyndon Furniture that created the tables we currently have, to see if they could produce one for the entryway. Nancy also spoke about the need to find someone to help re-finish some of the furnishings. It was suggested that Virginia call Tom Bosiak to see if he could help with this.
Old Business: Nancy reported that she is still working on the project, screen and blue ray dvd player purchase. The cost to do the whole system through CCS would be approx. $7,500 and this would include all fixtures, shipping and installation.
New Business: There was discussion on the library Trustee positions and it was agreed to keep the same positions. Bob as Chair, Virginia as Secretary and Carole as Treasurer for the upcoming year and Celeste to continue as our alternate trustee. Trustees reviewed the policies and found them to be pertinent and up to date. Celeste spoke about the need to do something with our old library building. It was discussed to look seriously at having the old building moved to the current library site.
Next meeting scheduled for: April 4, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
* Rescheduled to April 11, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes-February 1, 2016
Library Trustee Meeting February 1, 2016
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the January 2016 minutes, a small change was made to the last paragraph changing wording from "retiring" to 'out on medical leave. Bob motioned to accept the amended minutes and Carole seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Trustees reviewed and discussed the treasurer's report provided by Dodie Duclos. The 2015 appropriations budget which will be published in the Town Report was also reviewed. Bob noted that $5,613 will be returned to the town. Trustees signed the letter of agreement for the 2016 Board of Selectmen regarding the payroll and budget process for the upcoming year.
Old Business: Bob will be calling Advanced Paving the regarding the parking lot expansion. He is also hoping to contact Hugh Curley and Keith Cota to meet with him and the paving company.
New Business: Nancy provided the employee contracts with the disclaimer that if the town doesn't approve the budget, the raises will not be valid. There was discussion regarding the preparation for the Deliberative session. Trustees also spoke about going forward with the painting maintenance that was identified at previous meetings. It is hoped that if funds are available we will move on having the children's arts area painting. It is important to try to keep up with maintaining our rooms in the building.
Nancy noted that the Friends of the Library would like to cover expenses to refinish some of the furniture such as tables and chairs.
Bob noted that there will be the Annual Library Trustees Association conference on May 23 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. Trustees all expressed the hope to attend as it proved to be very beneficial in the past.
Next meeting scheduled for: March 7, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – January 4, 2016
Library Trustee Meeting January 4, 2016
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the December 2015 minutes Bob motioned to accept the minutes and Carole seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Trustees reviewed and discussed the budget presentation with the MBC. It was noted that once again it appears to be a difficult budget year. There was a lot of discussion on what could be cut from our current 2016 budget. After being told that we overestimated on some of utilities, Nancy went through all the bills for utilities to see our current expenses. Also it was noted that we would actually have to increase our budget for town water as the Water Commission has approved an increase for maintenance of the tank. We increased the water line by $48. Bob and Virginia looked for areas to make some cuts per the concerns from the MBC. One area that we felt fairly comfortable to cut would be the fuel line. We agreed to cut the fuel by $1,500 and electricity by $2,000. Also we agreed to cut supplies by $1,000. Virginia made a motion that we approve the $4,500 cuts to our budget as discussed. Bob seconded and all in favor. There was further discussion regarding winter maintenance as we can never know exactly what will be needed. Also there is difficulty in finding someone to do the shoveling during snow storms. Nancy has asked Dennis O'Brien to shovel both libraries and noted that he did a good job on the first snow storm. We hope that he will continue to handle this small job for the library.
Due to our small staff it is often difficult for the staff to use their vacation time and this past year was more difficult with a staff member retiring. Virginia made a motion to allow 30.5 hours of vacation time for Nancy Claris and 35 hours of vacation time for Vicki Benner to carry over to the next year. Carole seconded and all were in favor.
Employee contracts will be taken up at our next meeting.
Next meeting scheduled for: February 1, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – December 7, 2015
Library Trustee Meeting December 7, 2015
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the November minutes Bob motioned to accept the minutes and Carole seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy handed out the treasurer's report. Trustees reviewed the budget and discussed increases on various lines. The money budgeted for the projector may have to be encumbered as there has been a delay on choosing the appropriate system. Bob discussed the budget presentation to the MBC and his thoughts on how to proceed. He will be highlighting community spirit and continuing the legacy, which are the main drives of our library. Volunteers and the community actually give the people of our town thousands of dollars in time and expertise. Approx. $40,000-60,000 is generated through community support which saves in tax dollars. Volunteers, the Friends of the Library and community supporters are the mainstay to our library, which we all agree is the community center of our town. The library offers equal opportunity to everyone in our town!
The utilities for the old library have all been included to our regular utilities and the designated lines for the old library can now be removed from the budget. One increase involves the benefits line, as one additional employee will be taking the insurance benefit.
Bob made a motion to file the treasurer's report for audit and Carole seconded. All in favor.
There was discussion regarding creating a warrant article to create an expendable trust for the old library to be moved to the library complex. Also there was much discussion on utilizing the buildings and the danger of parking in the old lot, especially with the dangerous traffic flow. There was a proposal to have some programming at the old building, but no decisions were made on anything of these issues.
Trustees noted that the Appreciation dinner was wonderful and everyone agreed it was a great opportunity to show our appreciation to all our volunteers. Thank you to Nancy for hosting the event at Yeton Tavern.
Trustees reviewed the Employee Handbook and discussed recent changes. There was discussion to have criminal background checks on the staff and it was agreed to have them done. There was dicusssion regarding comp.time, holiday pay and sick leave. It was noted that the dress code is a nice guideline to maintain professionalism, though this has never been an issue. The review also ensured that the changes of the town's policy handbook are reflected in our updated handbook. Bob moved to accept the policy employee handbook and Carole seconded. All approved.
There was a lot of discussion on who can shovel the walkways at both libraries as no one had responded to earlier requests.
Virginia was reminded to write up the Library Annual report and to submit it to the town office by Jan. 8, 2016.
Next meeting scheduled for: January 4, 2016 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – November 2, 2015
Library Trustee Meeting November 2, 2015
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the October minutes Bob motioned to accept the minutes and Celeste seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: No report available due to a computer issue.
Director's Report: Nancy reported that the library will need someone to do the shoveling for the library and the old library. The person who had done this for the library in the past is no longer available. Virginia will ask Greg Foss of K & K Landscaping if they can recommend someone to handle shoveling the walkways on snow days. This would need to be completed before the library opens.
Nancy asked the trustees to discuss the holiday schedule for the library. It was decided that the library would close early on Thanksgiving at 3pm. It will close at 2pm on Christmas Eve and since Christmas falls on a Friday, the library will be closed Sat. Dec. 26.
The people counters for the library have arrived but not yet installed. Gov.Connect has given the library 2 quotes on projectors and they would recommend the one with more lumens. She has also received a quote for the remote controlled electric screen. $511-703 are the amounts for the project and $254 for the screen.
Bob then began discussion on the budget and asked for input regarding the upcoming budget presentation. There was a consensus that the changes that were approved at our last meeting would be part of the presentation.
There was discussion regarding the Capitol Improvement (CNHRCP) meeting that had met for a visioning session and is now meeting with various town departments. Katie Nelson who is working on the CIP would like to meet with the trustees after the New Year. Celeste has been in contact with her and directed her to contact Bob to be included at a future meeting.
Trustees are updating the signature cards for the checking account and Anne Clark fund.
Bob has not heard back from Advanced Paving regarding our parking proposal. He is looking to schedule a meeting Hugh Curley and Keith Cota to go over the parking improvements.
There was discussion about the upcoming event to thank our volunteers, library Friends, and staff. Trustees organized the menu and plans for the upcoming Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. The dinner is scheduled for Nov. 21 @ 5:30pm and trustees will arrive @ 4:30pm to set up.
Bob will provide meat lasagna, Celeste veggie lasagna, Nancy chicken lasagna, and Virginia will make salad. Each will also bring a loaf of bread, soda and a dessert. Nancy will take care of the paper supplies. Nancy brought up a new idea for a gift for the volunteers. In the past, they have received umbrellas, and mugs. This year, she thought that a lined empty journal would be nice, with a photo of the library on the cover. It was estimated that we would need 30-35 journals and cost would be about $12 each. Virginia will explore having them created through Snapfish or Shutterfly.
New Business: Bob noted that his term as a trustee is up this year. Trustees were unanimous in the hope that he would file to run for another term. It was stated that he has been a wonderful leader and an asset to the library. All agreed that the Trustees have a great working relationship and would like to see it continue.
Bob noted that the employee handbook needs to be reviewed at the next meeting.
Nancy asked if Virginia could contact Terry Knowles regarding the balance of funds for the library salary line.
Next meeting scheduled for: December 7, 2015 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – October 12, 2015
Library Trustee Meeting October 12, 2015
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: After reviewing the September minutes Bob motioned to accept the minutes and Celeste seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy handed out the Treasurers report and the 2015 Appropriations reports provided by the accountant. She also noted that we need to combine the fuel costs for the old library with the library. It was noted that the fixtures line has not been spent, but the new film screen, Blue Ray DVD player and projector will use up all the funds in the line. Bob motioned to file the report for audit and Celeste seconded. All in favor.
The Trustees did a thorough review of the budget and discussed each line. After a lengthy discussion, the trustees decided to move forward the proposed budget increases of approx. $6,800 which would include increases to the following: Books, Video materials, Technology, building maintenance, cleaning, and supplies. Also included in the increase would be a 50 cent raise for employees and a 75 cent increase for the Children's Librarian. A reduction of $500 would be removed from the website costs. The Chairman of the Trustees will be presenting the library budget to the Board of Selectmen at their Oct. 26th meeting.
The CIP was discussed and the consensus is that we need more time to formulate any plan regarding moving the old library.
The meeting with the Selectmen regarding our parking project was discussed and it seemed to have been favorable. Bob will contact Keith Cota to see if he would be willing to help facilitate the parking lot project.
Director's Report: Nancy reported that the library continues to see increased usage and participation at the programs. The Appreciation dinner will be on Nov. 21 and Bob and his wife will be doing the invitations.
Next meeting scheduled for: November 2, 2015 @ 6:30pm.
Submitted: Virginia J. Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – September 8, 2015
Trustee Meeting Minutes – August 18, 2015
August 18, 2015 Library Trustee Minutes (Special meeting)
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Virginia Drew, Celeste Decker, Keith Cota
Trustees had asked Keith Cota to come and discuss ground cover options to allow the library to increase the parking spaces. Road Agent Gordon Ellis was also scheduled to meet with us, but was unable to attend. He has offered to stop by the library and discuss costs and logistics of putting gravel or crush stone in our open area. Keith offered to draw up a design utilizing the original parking design created for the old meeting house. With Keith's experience with the NH Dept. of Transportation as well as his years as a Selectman he was able to outline the possibilities for the library to increase our parking options.
Trustees also discussed the need to change the date for the Appreciation Dinner from Oct. to Nov. 21 @ 5:30pm at the Yeton Tavern.
Next meeting will be September 8, 2015 at 6:30pm. *NOTE Special Date due to Labor Day
Submitted by Virginia J Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – August 3, 2015
August 3, 2015 Library Trustee Minutes
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Carole Brown, Virginia Drew
Secretary's Report: Virginia provided the June & July minutes. Trustees reviewed the minutes. Bob made a motion to approve June & July minutes and Carole seconded. All approved.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy provided the treasurer's report and trustees reviewed it. Bob explained that he was still trying to hear from Eastern Propane regarding a better price on propane. He will continue to try to reach someone for a price quote. Also we noted that most lines are being spent down and that the water line may go over due to increase in town water costs. Bob made a motion to file the Treasurer's report for audit. Carole seconded it and all were in favor.
Old Business: Due to discussion needed for Budget Preparation, the trustees will continue their review of the Personnel Policy Employee Handbook at their next meeting. There was discussion regarding criminal background checks for library staff as well as volunteers who work with children. There was an agreement to go forward with having background checks done as we want to ensure the safety of our staff as well as our patrons.
The trustees noted that an increase of $1,800 for books and a $1,000 increase for the video would be included in the upcoming budget. Also decided to lower the website line by $500, but increase Technology by $1,500. The cleaning line needs to increase 1,000 as well as the maintenance line. Both of these increases are a direct result of the increasing useage of our building and also noting that the building is nearly 10 years old. Virginia brought up the issue of the parking lot and we discussed putting in gravel or some other suitable material to increase the number of spaces for our patrons. She will contact Keith Cota and Gordon Ellis to see if they could meet with the trustees to assist with type of material, how much would be needed and cost estimate. Through further discussion of the budget it was noted that programming should be increased by $500 to allow for at least one or two more programs. Bob stated that toner and other supplies are predicted to increase by 20% this upcoming year so it was decided to increase supplies by $1,000. Total increases at the time are tentatively $6,800 and this does not include any salary increases. We typically wait to see what the selectman offer as an increase to other town employees and have our increase in line with the other town employees. *Reminder to Virginia to bring the updated Agreement with the Historical Association to the selectmen for their signature.
New Business: The Volunteer Appreciation dinner is scheduled for Sat. Oct. 24 @ 6pm. More details as the date gets closer.
Next meeting will be September 8, 2015 at 6:30pm. *NOTE Special Date due to Labor Day
Submitted by Virginia J Drew
Trustee Meeting Minutes – July 6, 2015
July 6, 2015 Library Trustee Minutes
Attendees: Robert Paine, Nancy Claris, Celeste Decker, Virginia Drew, Betsy Bosiak, Harvey Harkness, Thomas (TJ) Rand
Secretary's Report: The minutes were not available at the time of the meeting.
Special Business: Bob welcomed the members from the Epsom Historical Association and explained that we are updating the agreement between their Association and the library to reflect the current policy regarding payment of the utilities. Nancy provided copies of the document and there was discussion regarding item #3 titled RENT. Betsy noted that there were rules or perhaps regulations from the state regarding hours open to the public and the participation of the library. Betsy also suggested the EHA seek to create a fund within the Capital Budget account for the cost to move the old library to this site. Nancy clarified that this would be done through the Trustees and could be an expendable trust administered by the library Trustees for this purpose. There was concession that this would be a positive move by all.
*Item #3 of the 2009 USE & OCCUPANCY AGREEMENT was removed to reflect the vote of the library trustees.
Treasurer's Report: Nancy provided the treasurer's report and trustees reviewed it. The reports included May and June 2015. Bob made a motion to file the Treasurer's report for audit. Celeste seconded it and all were in favor. During discussion it was noted that the fuel line for the old library should be rolled into the regular lines for utilities. It was also noted that the technology costs in the prior month took a hit due to the computer problems. Nancy explained that currently there is an issue with the printer and computers when the power is interrupted.
Old Business: Nancy provided copies of the amended Epsom Public Library policies. Dianne Bird helped implement the changes to the document and printed out new hard copies to the Trustees. Virginia noted that Dianne had uploaded all the past minutes and has been extremely helpful. She is a great asset to our library. There was discussion on whether staff should have criminal background checks and would this include volunteers. Virginia will contact Terry Knowles and ask if there a policy or regulation for volunteers regarding background checks.
New Business: Trustees did an initial review of the 2016 budget and our plans for the continuation of the 2016 budget process. Bob noted that the cost of books has continued to increase and our budget should reflect the increase in cost. Also our technology line needs to increase to cover the monthly upkeep of the public computers. Computer and printer supplies have continued to increase also. It is anticipated that the library will need to purchase additional computers next year. DVD's are borrowed heavily and we will continue to need more funds to keep up with this demand. Bob also brought up a concern that we should increase the number of cleaning hours as well as maintenance costs to reflect the continued increase use of the library. It was agreed that these issues will have to be reflected in the upcoming budget proposal.
Next meeting will be August 3, 2015 at 5:30 pm.
Submitted by Virginia J Drew


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