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A persistent allergic or non-allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, frequent asthma attacks, or even recurrences of a common cold can trigger abnormal growths in the nasal and sinus passages known as nasal polyps.
Nasal polyps, what are they exactly?
A membrane rich in mucous glands line the nasal and para-nasal sinuses, and from these mucous membranes arise certain polypoidal masses, which are basically overgrowths of these membranes, or hypertrophied membranes. This happens when these membranes are persistently inflamed, triggering a large production of mucus to get rid of the causative factors, and with such excess mucus production, they tend to accumulate in the tissues and cause swelling.
The swollen mass then protrudes outward, appearing to hang on a narrow stalk of flesh that keeps it attached to the mucous membrane. The polyp can either be a single mass or a cluster of small masses, and can be very tiny or big enough to interfere with normal breathing.
Nasal polyps have a tendency to recur, and it is best that natural approaches be employed to help manage them better.
Natural Treatment for Nasal Polyps Removal
The idea is to get down the inflammation which is possible with the use of certain anti-inflammatory herbs.
– The herb eyebright is used specifically to cure sinus problems, including inflammatory conditions and swelling associated with it. The herbal leaves can be taken internally by brewing a nice hot herbal tea. Steep a teaspoon of fresh leaves in a cup of boiling hot water, which has been removed from flame, for about 3 to 5 minutes. Strain, add some honey and consume every day until some relief is got.
Likewise, herbal teas using slippery elm, licorice, holy basil leaves, and bayberry bark powder can be prepared on a rotational basis to help with curing nasal polyps.
Herbs like turmeric, ginger, garlic, all containing natural anti-inflammatory qualities, should be used in every day cooking to enjoy their benefits.Get more Home Remedies .
How to Prevent Nasal Polyps from recurring
The next step should be to boost the immune system to reduce the chances of nasal polyps recurring time and again.
– Include a lot more of colored fruits and veggies into the person's daily diet. They should increase the consumption of citrus fruit varieties, have more of mushrooms, sweet potatoes, chicken soups and fish to strengthen their immune system. In addition to this, they will need to keep the body well hydrated by drinking plenty of water, which will help in proper drainage of the sinuses as well.
Meanwhile, they should follow a daily saline nasal irrigation process to alleviate congestion symptoms. To a cup of lukewarm water, add one-fourth teaspoon each of common salt and baking soda. Standing over a sink, with the head tilted sideways, use a bulb syringe to pour the solution through the nostril facing up, which will then flow through the sinuses and come out through the other, the side which is tilted toward the sink. Repeat this process the other side as well, and do this twice in a day to keep the sinuses clear.
Periodic steam inhalation will also help. Bring water to a boiling point, remove from flame, add a few drops of peppermint or eucalyptus essential oil and inhale the steam emitting out. Cover the person's head with a towel, bringing the towel over the pot of boiling water as well while inhaling, to ensure that not much steam is lost. The essential oils will help in clearing up the clogged nasal passages by thinning the mucus, and will help in reducing the inflammation as well.
People should also avoid food or environmental allergens, if the persistent mucosal inflammation occurring in their nasal and sinus cavities is due to allergic rhinitis.
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Silversmith, Inc. Innovative Fire Hydrant Monitors (HYDRALERT™)
Silversmith, Inc. "ELynn" gas meter
Silversmith, Inc. Offload Management System (OMS)
Silversmith, Inc. Develops Automated Control System
Silversmith, Inc. Completes Real-Time Testing of Products for Custody Transfer
Silversmith, Inc. Gas Measurement Products Pass Independent Review
Silversmith, Inc. Announces Dual Valve Control Unit
Silversmith, Inc. Issued U.S. Patent for it's Wireless Well Communication System and Method
Silversmith, Inc. Innovative Fire Hydrant Monitors:
Remotely Improve Safety, Save Money
April 2017. Silversmith, Inc., a leader in oilfield wireless communications throughout North America, has announced the beta testing of its HYDRALERT™, a real-time and remote computerized monitoring technology for fire hydrants.
Hydrants are strong and durable, but they are also subject to accidents, vandalism, theft, and freezing temperatures, all of which can compromise hydrant function in an emergency. In fact, malfunctioning hydrants in emergency situations account for millions of dollars in property damage and insurance costs, as well as needless fire fatalities. And, other than slow and costly manual inspections, fire hydrants are difficult to monitor, until now.
The HYDRALERT system is an extension of Silversmith's current technology and their robust communication structure.
HYDRALERT is a small electronic component that retrofits existing fire hydrants, regardless of hydrant type or manufacturer. The HYDRALERT sensor unit is installed inside the hydrant, while the outer unit, containing an embedded cell modem and tamper sensors, fits against the back side of the hydrant, away from road traffic.
Any interference with the hydrant based upon pre-determined water levels or evidence of tampering will transmit an alarm. The alarm is sent wirelessly via text, email, and handheld monitor.
Silversmith's HYDRALERT is appropriate for municipalities of all sizes, plus hydrant manufacturers. Utilities, industrial and business parks, and university campuses can also benefit from this technology.
Learn more about HYDRALERT™ patent-pending technology or call 989.370.4964.
Silversmith, Inc. "ELynn" gas meter
January 2015 President David Silvers announced that the end of Q3 is when the first prototypes of the Silvesmith, Inc. new gas meter "ELynn" would be ready for field testing. ELynn will have a .05% accurate digital sensor body, be Class 1 Div1 compliant, also have 2 megabytes of memory and have built in battery and smart charger so you can connect a charging source in directly. 2 Standard low power RS485 ports and one optional USB port for communications. Silver's went on to say that the unit will have the extremely low power draw for a API21 compliant meter. Look for production by years end.
Silversmith, Inc. Offload Management System (OMS)
October 2014 Announcing the premier solution for managing waste-water disposal. Our reliable ticket recording and
archiving system, combined with a flexible report generator, provide accurate and detailed tracking
of all offload activity.
We supply rugged, high contrast LCD displays and durable outdoor keypads, combined with a powerful browser-based user interface. State-of-the-art PLC technology provides remote pump and valve control as well as offload flow monitoring.
Already deployed at several salt-water disposal sites, Silversmith, Inc. can supply a complete off-the-shelf offload management solution or one tailored to your specific needs.
Silversmith, Inc. Develops Automated Control System
April 2014 Silversmith, Inc. has expanded to the field of automation with the development of the Level Manager Pro. Originally designed to monitor well tank batteries and provide automation at disposal facilities, Level Manager Pros are now integrated with Siemens S7-1200 microcontroller PLCs, and the applications are virtually endless. Level Manager Pro is fully customizable to suit the needs of any client, large or small, and is capable of integrating with a vast number of Modbus, HART, and Profibus compatible devices, among others. Pair the Level Manager Pro with Silversmith's Offload Management System (OMS) to completely automate and monitor your facility from offload to injection. This development and move into another sector of the gas and oil industry continues to prove Silversmith, Inc. is on the cutting edge of industry technology.
Silversmith, Inc. Completes Real-Time Testing of Products for Custody Transfer
Silversmith, Inc. announces that it's line of metering products have been submitted to real-time testing and achieved accuracy within the defined limits of custody transfer meters.
Working with Ronald E. Beaty PE and Premiere Measurement Services; Silversmith, Inc. refined and verified it's metering processes and calculations with marked improvements in both efficiency and accuracy.
The products were submitted to the Southwestern Research Institute (SwRI) for real-time testing. Across the board, Silversmith's metering products performed excellent in run by run basis comparisons. The Silversmith products showed an overal absolute difference of only 0.24% with 0.22% scatter. The resulting overall difference on a run by run basis equals 0.46%, not accounting for SwRI's published uncertainty of 0.15%.
These achieved results are well within the defined tolerances of a Custody Transfer Meter and the Silversmith, Inc. metering products have been approved for use as such.
Ronald E. Beaty is the Vice President of Engineering and Operations at Premier Measurement Services, Inc., where he serves as the Chief Operating Officer of the corporation. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Tulsa. Mr. Beaty is a Registered Professional Engineer in Texas and Oklahoma.
Silversmith, a privately held corporation, designs and manufactures systems for remote well monitoring and control. The company's product offerings combine state-of-the-art hardware and unique, patent pending transmission systems linked to our proprietary internet based monitoring system. Currently focused on the oil and gas industry, the company has systems implemented throughout the contiguous U.S.
Silversmith, Inc. Gas Measurement Products Pass Independent Review
Silversmith, Inc. has commissioned Ronald E. Beaty PE to conduct an independent review of Silversmith, Inc.'s line of gas measurement products.
Mr. Beaty is recognized worldwide as a measurement expert. His research has been used by the API, GPA and ISO in the development of standards. Mr. Beaty chaired the United States delegation to ISO TC 28 SC 5 and ISO TC 193 WG 3. He has also chaired the API Committee on Petroleum Measurement and the GPA Technical Section H. During his eleven year term as Chairman of the Committee on Gas Fluids Measurement, he chaired the research project to develop new coefficient data for orifice meters and prepare a new API Standard and ISO standard. He was instrumental in standardizing volume calculations by API and ISO. Mr. Beaty recently chaired the rewrite of the orifice meter standard concerning design and installation specifications. He has published over 37 papers. He has received numerous awards from national and international bodies for his accomplishments and service.
Mr. Beaty's company, Premier Measurement Services, Inc., calculated 81 results using AGA3 1992 formula and AGA8 Gross Method 2 formula, which are both used in Silversmith's product line to measure gas flow.
The median results calculated show a difference of 0.0022.
This finding, by such an industry luminary as Mr. Beaty, cements Silversmith's reputation as a world class manufacturer of gas measurement products.
Furthermore, Silversmith, Inc. has commissioned Mr. Beaty to continue working with the company to make these products even more accurate and precise.
Ronald E. Beaty is the Vice President of Engineering and Operations
at Premier Measurement Services, Inc., where he serves as the Chief
Operating Officer of the corporation. He holds a Bachelor of Science in
Petroleum Engineering from the University of Tulsa. Mr. Beaty is a
Registered Professional Engineer in Texas and Oklahoma.
Silversmith, Inc. Announces Dual Valve Control Unit
Silversmith, Inc. is proud to announce the release of our first dual valve control unit. The unit controls two solenoid valves to allow equalization of both tubing and casing pressures. The resulting decompression of the tubing allows more water to enter the tubing for evacuation.
Designed initially for Gas Lift Timer applications, the increase in tubing water allows the GLT to eject more water per cycle, resulting in a decreased number of GLT injections. The system is also perfect for Single Flow line systems as the casing gas does not have to compete with the tubing pressure to reach the production line.
The Dual Valve Control Unit can be added to any existing Silversmith, Inc. Controller.
Silversmith, Inc. Issued U.S. Patent for it's Wireless Well Communication System and Method
David Silvers, Founder and Partner of Silversmith, Inc. has been issued U.S. patent number 7,242,317 for a Wireless Communication System and Method. This patent is the culmination of many years of research and design by Mr. Silvers and Silversmith and acknowledges the leading edge technology that the company offers.
From the patent:
This invention relates to well communication systems. In one of its aspects, the invention relates to a wireless well communication, monitoring, and control system. In another of its aspects, the invention relates to a wireless radio frequency communication system for transferring commands and data between wellheads and a central data store. In yet another of its aspects, the invention relates to a method for wireless well communication. In still another of its aspects, the invention relates to a method for transferring commands and data between wellheads and a central data store using a wireless radio frequency system. In still another of its aspects, the invention relates to the remote monitoring of oxygen content of production gas that is delivered to a pipeline on a real time basis.

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Hand cream is something I have never been that interested in, I like it and use it but that's all. Recently I started using the Body Shop's Almond Hand and Nail Cream and thought I would do a little review on it.
"This effective daily hand cream cares for nails as well as hands and contains two manicurist's essentials: sweet almond oil and panthenol."
I bought the smaller size at £5.00 because I wanted to try it first before buying the larger size, find out more HERE.
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First off, this hand cream smells amazing and I love putting it on just for the smell. It dries in quickly which id important as I hate my hands getting everything I touch all greasy and mucky, it makes my hands feel really soft and smooth too. Although it is a nail cream as well, I haven't noticed any improvement in my nails since using it, although my nails have been in bad shape since I stopped biting them about eight years ago. Maybe it's something that will take more time and it is difficult to measure as nails get damaged everyday.
I started off using this hand cream just at night as I hate having greasy hands, but when I gave this a chance during the day I found that it didn't leave my hands feeling greasy, just moisturised. Now I use it whenever I remember and keep this one in my bag, I think I will buy the bigger size for beside my bed and I can use that at night.
My only criticism would be that the lid is sometimes difficult to get back on, especially with freshly moisturised hands, but it's not anything that would stop me from buying it. The tube is also flexible and allows you to roll in up and squeeze out any leftover product so nothing goes to waste. I am making a better effort with hand cream and trying to use it as often as I can, we are constantly using our hands and they will come into contact with chemicals, germs and goodness knows what so keeping them moisturised while using natural ingredients can only help protect the skin and help it to heal.
I usually bite the skin around my nails, I know it's horrible its just a bad habit that I'm trying to break, but since using this hand cream I have noticed that the appearance of them is a lot healthier looking, this could just be down to actually using hand cream more, but I love and believe in natural products and think that they might have something to do with this, either way it has encouraged me to take better care of both my hands and nails. Thank you Body Shop!


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RedFest 201423 August 2014
Way back in 2008 we were approached by the Redland Spring Festival to help them re-brand and build a new website. The Redland Spring Festival was rebranded 'RedFest' with a fresh new logo and a new website built on the new branding.
The Redland Spring Festival was one of three Propeller websites to reach the Finals of the 2009 McFarlane Prize for Excellence In Australian Web Design and we have continued to maintain the RedFest website and support the festival as a full sponsor since.
A lot has changed since 2009 however, with the festival and the new 'mobile' web outgrowing the ageing website. Themes had changed each year, requirements changed, bits previously unplanned-for bodged here and there and eventually the time came for RedFest to be rebooted…
Going 'Responsive'
The way people use the web has changed dramatically in that period – most obviously the unprecedented shift to mobile and tablet use. With the benefit of 5 years of Google Analytics data we were able to see just how the site use had changed.
When we built the first site in 2008-9, desktop use was 100% – zero smartphones and zero tablets. Judgning from the usage patterns, people would visit the RedFest site in the weeks leading up to the show to find out what was on, how to get there, then print out the program to take along etc. Although this was pretty standard at the time, in todays mobile world this seems somewhat archaic and hugely inefficient.
In 2013 mobile traffic had come to account for almost 40% of all visits to the site with tablet use coming in at around 20%.
The glaringly obvious need for a responsive design was borne from my own experience at last years' festival of trying to work my way around the old-skool PDF program on my iPhone as well as having to pinch & zoom my way around the website. Not exactly the world's greatest user experience. Whats more, the Flash slideshows and galleries, ubiquitous in 2009, never worked on iOS devices. Much working around and updating had been done but there were still areas which were failing miserably in todays mobile web. Something had to be done.
RedFest 2014 is designed in fully-responsive fashion and scales beautifully from the smallest smartphone display through to an 'epic' 1260px wide desktop / laptop final breakpoint which brings the amazing 'cinemascope' format hero images of the acts & attractions to life. Whilst we're happy with what we've created, we've also realised area's which could be improved for next year – giving less of the valuable screen-area to the logo / banner at mobile sizes for example. A good website is never finished and we'll de-brief and study the feedback and analytics data after RedFest 2014 as we have every other year with a look to making the RedFest 2015 site even better.
To retain quality and to future-proof the site we have provided retina or HiDPI images throughout the site. We foresee a future where retina displays are going to expand further to most desktops as well as smartphones, tablets and laptops and wanted to be ready without significant rebuilding. By heavily optimising the images on output and creating a variety of images appropriately sized for each display size we have done our best to offset the additional page-weight of including retina images and the result is certainly worth it, with images appearing clean, bright and sharp whether you're looking at the site on an iPhone or a large desktop display.
Take it with you
The whole strategy and user experience for the new RedFest site would be a radical shift in focus from a pre-show 'browsing' experience to engaging festival-goers from weeks prior to the festival to during and after the festival and ensuring the new RedFest could be used on all devices wherever, whenever.
In planning the new website our first look was to the competition. We spent time going through over 50 of the top festival websites from around the world seeing what worked, what didn't and what we could learn from our peers. One fairly interesting observation we did make during discovery is that while a lot of festivals have invested in iOS and / or Android apps; in a lot of cases this was at the expense of their website, likely due to the fact that many festivals are non-profits or low budget so building apps and quality websites is an expensive prospect. This approach assumes that everyone has access to and understands whichever platform you chose to build the app for – in most instances apps were available for either iOS or Android but rarely for both and thats before we consider other smartphone platforms… A good responsive website provides ubiquitous access – why complicate matters and additional cost / management?
Fully digital program and 'My Program'
Although we understood that, due to the wide target market for RedFest, we would never be able to completely do away with a printed program, we decided that we would provide the program in full on the site, grouped by venue and time and with a full 'event' detail for each act or attraction rather than just opting for a list or short summary. RedFest attracts amazing artists from all over the world and we wanted to give them their due.
In planning the site architecture we took on board a great suggestion from Joel Bradbury to decouple the events and venues from the actual program timeslots allowing us to update and add/remove artist information independently of the program itself. In future years this should serve to speed up entering the new program dramatically as the timeslots will remain and simply be tied to the acts and venues. Returning acts and attractions / venues will just need minor updates as opposed to having to be re-entered in full every year with associated calendar information.
Further to just providing information about the huge variety of entertainment on offer at RedFest, from previous attendances, we also realised that quite often visitors miss out on things by virtue of simply forgetting or taking a 'turn up and see' approach. Almost every year we've returned home and looked over the program again to realise we've missed something we really wanted to see because we were wandering Sideshow Alley or something else at the time.
Thinking about this further and from looking at what some other festival sites had done, the 'My Program' concept was born. My Program allows visitors to 'favourite' or shortlist the acts and attractions they want to attend to their own customised list. This personalised program can be given a unique name and shared to other devices or to friends and family.
We would love to see people using their program to get around RedFest over the festival weekend, staying up to date with any venue or performance schedule changes in realtime, ensuring festival-goers don't miss anything.
Future improvements will allow users to (optionally) create accounts and port their program between devices simply by logging in. Adding AJAX-calls to the 'Add/Remove' program links will speed up functionality by removing the need for page refreshes. We also plan on extending the site's use of geo-data to map the festival grounds and venues, making it even easier to find your way around: pick an act or attraction from your shortlist and follow the map to the location or venue…
Social media
Another seismic shift to take place on the web in the period between building RedFest 2009 and the 2014 reboot was the social media tsunami. Whilst the festival has in recent years taken to social media to promote itself, it was something of a hit & miss approach and we had bodged in some social sharing functionality in recent years but never really made it a priority or an integral part of the site design.
As with most sites these days, including links to RedFest's Facebook, Twitter and Google+ pages was pretty much given. We also added social sharing links to all events, acts, venues and the main information detail pages. We extended this further by providing visitors who had created their own personalised program's with the ability to share these by email and to social media. Attending various acts and attractions at RedFest as a group or family is now easier than ever to co-ordinate – draft up a list of your preferred attractions and share it to Facebook, Twitter or by email to coordinate with friends & family – you can even clone shared lists to yours…
In terms of using social media to promote RedFest's events and attractions, the new site allows all program entries and news to be posted to social media either when posted or on a schedule. Over the last week we have rolled out on an hourly basis the entire program to both Twitter and Facebook. Combined with free weekly email newsletters highlighting the headline acts and attractions we are keeping everyone up to date.
I'm sure there are further ways we can extend RedFest into the social media space. Future possibilities include Instagram and Pinterest but for now I think we've made a workable and manageable initial foray.
Keeping the fun
The 'old' RedFest site won many a kind comment by virtue of its fun feel and design. There's a time and place for corporate cleanliness but this is a music and family festival after all! Whilst moving to a responsive design can introduce some restrictions on design or at least make it trickier to 'go wild' as we may have done previously, we've done our best to retain the fun with the new site and to extend the design aspect with the available screen size.
A few people have already asked about the banner and footer artwork incorporated into the design. This stunning artwork was initially hand-drawn using an Intuos tablet by my Wife and Propeller partner, Renee. The bold hand-drawn illustrations have an organic, slightly retro style inspired by the fun and relaxed atmosphere of the festival.
Visitors hopping between phones, tablets and desktop may notice some nice switches of the artwork as the display stretches out. Stay tuned with RedFest to see how this style bends and flexes in coming years. We had hoped to introduce some CSS3 animation to the artwork but with the festival upon us this is another area for next year's wish list.
Back-office efficiencies
RedFest is a non-profit organisation which relies heavily on a volunteer committee and staff and as such any way we could save some time and / or paperwork contributes to the festival's ongoing viability. Several areas where we could create significant efficiencies by offloading various paper-based collateral to the website were highlighted and have already been implemented – reducing the need for programs for example. The second stage of the new site development will extend to integrating the vendor, artist and volunteer application and management process to the site, taking away much of the current back-office paperwork and duplication.
New high-speed infrastructure
Up to 2014 the festival has relied on straightforward cPanel-based hosting. The introduction of ExpressionEngine and the shift to the site being used as a real-time program and information desk prompted us to rethink the hosting and cacheing strategies to keep the site running as quickly as possible even during periods of peak demand.
With websites such as RedFest this is a tricky balancing act. For 11 months of the year, the site is almost dormant but then ramps up to a peak of huge demand during the week of the festival. With our new focus on people using the site on the day, we expect this to be much greater this year and thus far the statistics are bearing that out.
We deployed the new RedFest site on dedicated ExpressionEngine-optimised hosting from our preferred partner, Nexcess. Nexcess' Brisbane-based, ExpressionEngine hosting plans are super-fast and optimised for the platform.
In order to take as much load off the CMS as possible we have used CE:cache throughout and hooked this up to memory-based cacheing courtesy of the Nexcess EEPAU-300 hosting rig. Early testing is showing the new RedFest site to be lightning fast on desktop, tablet or mobile. How this holds up on the day under peak load remains to be seen although I strongly suspect Telstra's mobile network will prove more of a bottleneck on the day than our infrastructure ; )
We are proud of our ongoing involvement with RedFest and thank the Committee for entrusting us with the website again and look forward to bringing more of our ideas to fruition over the next year in time for RedFest 2015.
Anyway, that's it for 2014. We hope everyone enjoys and gets the most out of the new site and RedFest 2014. See you there!


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Indian smartphones and tablets maker iBall has added a new 7-inch tablet to its fold with the launch of the Slide 3G 7271-HD70. The rather weirdly named device is an ultra-affordable Android powered tablet that will retail for Rs.8,299 ($137) making it among the cheapest tablets you can buy in India. iBall's strategy clearly seems to be to reach out to the ultra-low end segment where there is demand for affordable tablets. Other manufacturers like Lava and Micromax too have been launching low cost tablets in India of late. Let us check out the detailed specifications of the iBall Slide 3G 7271 HD70
This iBall Slide 3G tablet features a 7-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1024*600. This is of course not that great – but then considering the price at which it will retail, it would be criminal to expect anything more.
iBall says that the Slide 3G 7271 HD70 uses a 1.3 Ghz Dual Core processor to power the device. It doesn't clearly mention which SoC is being used. There is thankfully 1 GB of RAM which should make the device relatively snappy. There is 8 GB of internal memory and no information has been provided whether you can expand this further using micro SD cards. We are awaiting confirmation regarding this bit from iBall and will update the same as soon as we have it. The device has plenty of connectivity options ranging from Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G, GPS, A-GPS to USB, FM Radio and EDGE. One of the most unique features of this iBall tablet is the presence of a dedicated extendable telescopic antenna for clearer FM radio reception. I am unsure how many users would actually use this feature in public. Under the hood, powering all this hardware is a 3000 mAH battery that should last an entire day of usage.
The iBall Slide 3G is also a large-screened phone with support for video and voice calling. There are Dual SIM slots on the device as well.
The iBall Slide 3G 7271 HD70 gets a very basic 2 megapixel main camera for its imaging needs. There is an LED flash added for low light situations. The camera however is not auto focus enabled – again, not surprising because of the ultra-low pricing.
The iBall Slide 3G runs Android 4.2.2 at launch and in all likelihood would not see an upgrade to Android 4.4 KitKat. We are however hopeful of a pleasant surprise from iBall.
If you are on the lookout for a tablet for a really low, shoestring budget the iBall Slide 3G 7271 HD70 is the device to go for.


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Ronald Reagan endured harsh, vitriolic rhetoric from journalists throughout his career, but that hasn't stopped some in the media from lecturing present-day conservatives on who best represents the legacy of the 40th President. This occurred even as the country celebrated Reagan's 100th birthday.
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About 2 weeks ago, I stumbled by the Banana Republic webpage while working on a Fashion Friday post and happily noticed a 40% off code. Since I rarely (so very rarely) buy full price, I quickly filled up my cart without reading the details. And then, finding that only a small percentage of the items were actually included in the discount, deleted most of the sharp clothing in my cart and purchased 1 outfit.
Let me know your thoughts.
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Good news! This coupon offering seems to keep coming and going. The 40% off was available again earlier this week, and last weekend there was a 30% coupon. Bottom line, click through the links to find out what Banana's offer is today (and click around to find your favorite looks.)
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Unemployment in the UK has fallen by 45,000 between January and March, taking the total of unemployed individuals to 2.63 million, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
This takes the unemployment rate to 8.2 per cent of the economically active population, down 0.2 per cent on the previous quarter.
However, while the number of people in work rose by 105,000 to nearly 30 million, the figures reveal that the number of people in part time work increased by 118,000 since last quarter.
This takes the number of part time workers in the UK to 7.99 million - the highest figures since comparable records began in 1992 - fuelling concerns that many Britons are resorting to shorter hours because they are unable to find full time employment.
Employment minister Chris Grayling said: "These figures are a welcome step in the right direction. For a number of months now, employment has been growing and this is starting to feed through into improving unemployment figures"
However, the minister warned against future 'significant international uncertainty' saying the Government would continue to follow its current economic strategy and austerity measures to 'ensure unemployment continues to fall.'
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) voiced concerns over the latest figures which indicated a fall in earnings, with the annual growth rate in pay at 0.6 per cent - down 0.5 on the previous quarter and the lowest growth rate since May 2009.
The TUC's general secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "Today's figures are mixed, with the welcome fall in unemployment driven entirely by part-time jobs."
"However the collapse in wages is terrible news for people in work and threatens our chances of economic recovery. The falling number of full-time jobs and six per cent fall in real wages over the last two years means that people are having to make huge salary sacrifices and put their careers on hold just to stay in work."
John Philpott, chief economic adviser at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) said: "While a weak double dip labour market might be able to sustain enough odd jobbing to prevent unemployment hitting the 3 million mark, the combination of a growing army of underemployed odd jobbers, 2.63 million people unemployed and pay rises still lagging well behind price inflation suggests that the underlying employment situation is worse than at any point in at least the past two decades."
Other figures from the ONS revealed that youth unemployment fell by 17,000 over the last quarter to 1.02 million. The number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance also fell by 13,700 to 1.59 million from March to April, the second consecutive monthly fall and the largest since July 2010.


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Tara Keely in San Juan Capistrano, CA
As soon as we came across this wedding (initially on one of our favorite wedding blogs, 100 Layer Cake!) we thought it was such a beautiful and well put together wedding. You could then imagine our excitement when we realized she was wearing one of our own- Tara Keely! Doesn't this wedding gown (style TK2052) look like it was made for bride Brittany? It fits her perfectly! That strapless sweetheart bodice is simply perfection.
Big thanks to Troy Grovers Photographers who did such a wonderful job at capturing their wedding day (see more of his photos on our blog here!)


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Using nmap's Idle Scan
An -sI How-To
Most of us are in some way or another familiar with this highly-popular tool. Whether we use the native UNIX version, or simply use the Windows port, we all have our uses for it. Some use it for penetration-testing purposes, while others as a means of network exploration. Have a remote idea what Im referring to? You guesses it, Im addressing Nmap, from insecure.org. Nmap, as described by its makers, uses raw IP packets in novel ways to determine what hosts are available on the network, what services (ports) they are offering, what operating system (and OS version) they are running, what type of packet filters/firewalls are in use, and dozens of other characteristics. The implications of this revolutionary tool are no doubt Internet-wide.
Now, youre all aware of this already. Youre an nmap aficionado; perhaps you are familiar with its many facets. Several of you have memorized the scan types, and how they work. Lest I bore you, let us cut to the chase. An often overlooked aspect of nmap is the -sI feature, or Idle Scan. Idlescan, as it has become known, allows for completely blind port scanning, reports insecures site. How is this so?
Nearly every web server today listens on several ports, especially port 80 and maybe even port 25. Many of us are aware of the three-way handshake process, in which a SYN (session establishment) packet is sent to the port, with a SYN|ACK (session request acknowledgment) packet returning if the port is open, and finally a RST packet if the port is closed.
Every IP packet on the Internet has a fragment identification number. Many operating systems simply increment this number for every packet they send. So probing for this number can tell an attacker how many packets have been sent since the last probe. (http://www.insecure.org/nmap/idlescan.html)
With all this in mind, it is possible to scan remotely, without sending a single packet to the victim!
STEP 1: Locate a zombie with a predictable IPID number (nmap will generally display this information when conducting a normal scan)
STEP 2: Employing raw socket technology, nmap is able to spoof the packet from the zombie to the host (remember, the IPID number of the zombie has to be incremental or otherwise guessable in order to use)
STEP 3: nmap will once again conduct a simple scan of the zombies IPID number, deducting the open, closed, and filtered ports of the host simply by observing the IPID number of the zombie!
~Practical Use
After you have located an appropriate zombie, using Idle Scan is a snap.
# nmap -P0 -p- -sI [zombie IP] [Host IP]
.and nmap will do the rest! It is wise to use the no ping option, as absolutely ZERO packets will have reached the host from your computer. Isnt that amazing?
Now, correct me if Im wrong, but Idle-scanning is largely in its infant stages. More advanced tools will be used to exploit this issue, as no OS vendors seem to want to confront the challenge. Will this have more far-reaching effects? It is up to the community to decide.
TUTORIAL BASED ON INSECURES PREVIOUS ARTICLE FOUND AT http://www.insecure.org/nmap/idlescan.html
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Closed Church Records from Charlotte Emmanuel UMC
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Central Illinois Conference Closed Church
Charlotte Emmanuel UMC
Overview of the Collection
|IGRC Archives and Special Collections, MacMurray College, Jacksonville, IL
|Charlotte-Emmanuel UMC
|Closed Church Records from Charlotte Emmanuel UMC
|1.5 cubic feet
|Cullom Charlotte and Fairbury Emmanuel UMCs linked in 1927 as one station but continued as two congregations until the 1989 closing of both. This collection has records from both churches.
|The records are in English.
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of minutes from the Admin Council, charge conference records, three membership books, trustees minutes, minutes from the Young People's Alliance from Charlotte, minutes from congregational meetings, Mission Band minutes, VBS committee minutes, Sunday School Board minutes, and a guest register.
Church Histories
The Evangelical Church established a mission field in Livingston County near Chatsworth in a Germany community in 1867. The small group met at the Madden and Bridge Schools. The first Sunday school wasn't organized until 1879. The congregation incorporated in 1888 and built a church shortly thereafter. The church was part of the Chatsworth Circuit along with two other churches.
In 1920 Charlotte separated from the circuit and built a parsonage. In 1927, Charlotte and Fairbury Emmanuel joined as a two-point charge and were interconnected until 1989.
The Emmanuel church began as a prayer meeting class as early as 1865 in Owega Township in the school house and was placed on a circuit with Eppards Point and Weston. A church was built sometime before 1890 but the congregation relocated to Saunemin Township and renamed Emmanuel. Emmanuel closed at the same time as Charlotte.
Index Terms
This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Restrictions on Access
The collection is unrestricted.
Separated Material
Volumes: 221A Charlotte Membership Book (1921-1963); 221B Charlotte Membership Register (1964-1981); 221C Charlotte Membership Book (1981-1989); 222A Emmanuel Membership Book (1901-1989); 222B Emmanuel Membership Book (1989).


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Tough times are ahead for the Australian economy over the next few years, says leading industry analyst and economic forecaster, BIS Shrapnel in its Long Term Forecast 2014-2029 report. This will also be the topic of discussion at the company's forthcoming Business Forecasting Conferences in September.
According to the report, domestic demand in terms of local consumption and investment expenditure will experience its weakest four-year period since the early-1990s recession, averaging only two per cent per annum to 2017/18.
While strong mining production and exports will take total output or GDP to an average three per cent annually, with net exports contributing around one per cent to annual output growth on average, employment growth will act to stymie domestic demand.
Richard Robinson, senior economist at BIS Shrapnel warns that employment growth will be soft with only 668,000 jobs created over the next four years.
Robinson comments that it will be a slow and difficult transition from an economy driven by the huge resources construction boom, which largely underwrote Australia's solid economic performance over the last decade. He notes that the high dollar has undermined the competitiveness of domestic trade-exposed industry, inducing structural change as the economy was tilted towards servicing high levels of mining investment.
The mining boom has now peaked, and its decline over the next four years will impact growth significantly, but will be somewhat offset by increased mining output and exports flowing from that boom.
According to Robinson, the economy awaits the next set of growth drivers to take over from mining investment; however they will be slow to come through. The rebalancing, the dismantling of the capacity to service high levels of minerals investment and redeploying resources to the non-mining sectors, and hence the reversing of high Australian dollar-induced structural change to more broadly-based growth, will take time.
A significant decline in the Australian dollar will trigger the next structural shift back towards balanced growth. BIS Shrapnel believes that the dollar is reasonably valued from the point of view of competitive domestic trade-exposed industry when it is valued at around US 75 cents. Robinson says it may take three to four years to get below US 80 cents. A high dollar undermines the strength of recovery in non-mining business investment and delays the next phase of growth.
Key findings from BIS Shrapnel's Long Term Forecasts report
GDP growth will slow over the next 12 to 18 months and remain stuck in a 2.5 – 3 per cent band, well below its potential growth rate of 3.25 per cent with the stubbornly high dollar providing a major roadblock to reversing the process of structural change away from declining mining investment to more broadly based growth.
Domestic demand growth will remain just below 1.5 per cent in 2014/15, similar to 2013/14.
Though there are some signs of a pickup in non-mining business investment in the latest ABS capex surveys, these industries are coming off the bottom of the cycle after the post-GFC collapse. Tightening capacity and improved confidence will drive a recovery in non-mining business investment but this is at least 12 to 18 months away. Non-mining business investment has also been impacted by subdued household spending, attributed to the public reaction to the Abbott Government's first budget which affected consumer confidence.
Real GDP growth in the short term will be driven by net exports and housing investment. Net exports are expected to add at least one per cent to growth over each of the next four years. The long-awaited recovery in dwelling investment is now entrenched with the expectation of low interest rates for an extended period, combined with a substantial deficiency of residential stock driving a solid increase in residential building.
Private non-dwelling building should also post moderate growth over the next few years with major projects in the retail, warehouses and accommodation sectors offset by declines after the current boom in hospital building.
The cumulative 40 per cent decline in resources investment over the next four years, coupled with a stalling in the upturn in dwelling and private non-dwelling building construction and only a moderate rise in public investment, will see total investment actually lower in 2017/18 than current levels, in real terms.
In other words, there will not be enough non-mining investment to replace the loss of mining investment over the next four years.
While GDP growth will look good, boosted by minerals production, the labour market will remain weak in the near-term. Loss of jobs associated with mining investment will keep employment growth subdued.
Households have built up a considerable savings buffer after several years of high savings rates. Though weak wages and employment growth are softening household income growth, the improved financial security will see consumer spending continue to pick up modestly over the next few years.
Strong growth is predicted to resume from later this decade, with GDP and domestic demand growth lifting to around 3.5 per cent in 2018/19 and strengthening through early next decade. A sub-US 80 cents dollar will be a key element of that stronger growth profile, with another round of mining projects, further public investment and renewed upturn in housing and non-dwelling building all contributing to this growth.
BIS Shrapnel's Business Forecasting Conferences in September
BIS Shrapnel hosts forecasting conferences in each of the major capital cities twice a year, presenting and discussing the company's outlook for the Australian economy and the building industry.
Dates and venues
Brisbane Tuesday September 9, 2014 – Stamford Plaza
Sydney Thursday September 11, 2014 – The Westin, Sydney
Melbourne Tuesday September 16, 2014 – Park Hyatt Melbourne
Adelaide Thursday September 18, 2014 – Intercontinental Hotel
Perth Friday September 19, 2014 – Hyatt Regency Hotel


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Asunder Contest Entries
All the entries from the Asunder contest are in and now I get to share them with you. We had two people enter the contest, each choosing to recreate the ASUNDER cover. I think the results are stunning! Let me know what you think.
The cover made by Enna from Squeaky Books:
The covers made by Jenny at Supernatural Snark:
I adore them all and Jodi does, too! Thank you girls for entering!!
Oh wow! Jenny's covers are so pretty! I especially love the second one. That would make a great paperback edition cover!
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"The News Starts Here!"
Since 2003, Hopkinton News
P.O. Box 351, Hopkinton, MA
December 19, 2011
2:46 pm A caller complained of someone riding up and down
Pleasant Street...
5:46 pm A neighbor complained of someone operating heavy
12:20 pm A resident complained about a family of
4:26 pm A caller hit a deer on Wilson Street, but the
deer fled...
12:57 pm A Yale Road resident reported that a neighbor is
shooting BBs...
Real Estate
Transactions for Hopkinton, Massachusetts
for HopNews.com by Robert Falcione © 2011 All Rights
New Transactions
from December 13, 2011 to December 19, 2011
Mirajuddin TR,
Village Realty Trust
New Album by Hopkinton's
Barbara Kessler Jump-Started by Online Sales
18, 2011 — Hopkinton resident Barbara Kessler (file photo),
whose work has graced these pages several times, has recorded a
new album of songs from the heart that is available for
pre-release purchase exclusively from
and offered here first.
In addition to the album, there are various levels of
involvement for fans, all the way from a signed CD, to a full
band concert, and everything in between.
The funds raised with the album "pre-sales" will be used to fund
the promotion to radio and press for the official "release" in
January. A portion of the proceeds raised during pre-sales will
be donated to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. The cover art
for the CD was created by local artist, Sue Pelletier. Have a
listen, compliments of Barbara Kessler, to
"New Me," a single from the album, and check out the video
above, with a greeting from Barbara and a peek at the album
cover art.
Wow Factor
December 18, 2011 — Three and a half year-old Norah Cox shares
something bright and colorful with mom, Maegan, at Weston
Nurseries Garden Center this afternoon.
the Hat Fits...
December 18, 2011 — Pam Hamlin has a good laugh as son, Jack,
tries on a festive hat at Hopkinton Drug this afternoon.
Maxine E. Adams, 79
E. Adams, 79, was called home to be with her beloved
husband, Francis Adams, on Saturday, December 17, 2011. Born in
Milford, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Maxine
A lifelong Hopkinton resident, Maxine was a gracious hostess at
Maxine's Marathon Madness for the past 12 years. She worked for
the town of Hopkinton for 33 years and spending time with her
family and friends was one of the things she valued most.
She is survived by her brother, Robert and his wife Rita of
North Carolina, and her four children, Robert Adams of Phillips,
Maine, Donald Adams of Framingham, Deborah Wright and her
husband Timothy of Hopkinton, and James Adams and his wife
Jaynne of Hopkinton. She also leaves behind her grandchildren,
Kelly Gilman, Alisa Adams, Andrea Adams, Jaime Wright, Daniel
Wright and his wife Michelle, Samantha Brinton and her husband
Rob, Chelsea Adams, Holly Adams and James Adams. She also leaves
behind 2 great grandchildren and many extended grandchildren who
lovingly called her Nan.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, December 21, 2011 from
4-7p.m. at the
Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, 57 Hayden Rowe St.
A funeral service will take place on Thursday at 10:00a.m. at
St. Paul�s Episcopal Church in Hopkinton. Burial will follow at
Mt. Auburn Cemetery in Hopkinton. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to Dana Farber Cancer Institute, 44 Binney St.
Boston, MA. 02115 or
dana-farber.org File photo.
If It Quacks
Like a Duck...
December 18, 2011 — This creature, by all accounts, appears to
be an American bald eagle spreading its wings on a rock on Lake
Maspenock this afternoon. A young seagull is in the upper left,
and West Main Street is above the rocks on the horizon. The
eagle is at least 1,000 feet from the camera, which was on the
shore of Woody Island.
Motor Vehicle Stop Leads to 159 Pounds of Marijuana
December 17,
2011 — Today at 12:19, Trooper Scott Driscoll from the State
Police Barracks in Sturbridge stopped a 2011 Toyota Sienna for
motor vehicle violations on Route 84 eastbound by the toll
booths in Sturbridge.
While the
trooper was conducting the motor vehicle stop, he detected a
strong odor of marijuana coming from the inside the car. He
requested assistance from Trooper Christopher Coscia and his K-9
partner Dante (HopNews file photo). Dante alerted to the
vehicle, which subsequently led to the discovery of
approximately 159 pounds of marijuana.
Placed under
arrest at the scene was the driver, ANDREW K. LOCKE, 34, of
Surprise, Arizona, and his
30-year-old passenger, TANIK S. KERR of Phoenix. Both parties are charged with
distribution of a class D substance. Additionally, Locke was
charged with failing to keep right, speeding, and unsafe lane
Both men are
due in Dudley District Court on Monday. Contributed content.
Medfield 72, Hopkinton 58
December 16, 2011 — Ryan Hamilton starts his drive down the
court looking for two against Medfield at the Athletic Center
this evening. Below, Charlotte Cheney and Katherine Sheridan
sing the "Star Spangled Banner" a cappella, and for much of the
song, albeit inadvertently, without amplification.
was Hiller Fan Appreciation Night at the Athletic Center, and
fans got in for free. They in turn showed their appreciation by
showing up in the hundreds.
Medfield 61,
Hopkinton 39
December 16, 2011 — The Hillers fell to a hard driving Medfield
team this evening in the Athletic Center. Above, Lindsey
Doucette starts a drive down the court.
Poll #1
We asked HopNews readers to weigh on on a potential
ban on the use of cell phones while driving, as
recommended by the National Transportation Safety
Board (NTSB)(Link
to video). The results of the 8-hour poll are
Poll #1. They point to an overwhelming
opinion - 95% - against their use in one form or
But is it, "Do as
I say, and not as I do?", we wondered.
So then we asked readers if they had ever done
the very things they wanted banned, and more than 90
% said they had in Poll #2.
Are people asking for a law to stop them
doing something they know is dangerous? Do people
need a law to force behavior which they want to
stop, but need a higher authority to rule them? What
does it mean to you?
Feel free to open up or join a
discussion in the HopNews discussion board, Town
Swimming and Diving Off to a Good Start • Win -
Win Situation
the early weeks of the winter season,
the Varsity Swimming and Diving Team is quickly out to a 2-0
record in the TVL. With big wins over Dover Sherborn and
Norton, the team looks strong for the season. A total of 61
members makes up the largest team in the history of the
program. Practices and home meets are held at Keefe Tech in
Framingham, which the team shares with many other High
Schools and teams. Often times the team practices only 45
minutes on an afternoon, and as late as 10:00 at night.
Highlights from the first few weeks was four new school
records being set. Two were relay records, and two were
individual records. Sophomore Carly Adams broke an eight
year old record in the 100 Breaststroke, and Freshmen Diver
Renee Salois (see attached picture) broke a six year old
diving record. The team swims a tough Mansfield Team this
weekend, before it goes on the road for three meets. Come
by to a home meet after the New Year to see some great
swimming and diving action! The swimmer, left, is John
Lagasse. The diver, right, is Renne Salois. ~ Contributed
Trooper Relieved of Duty - Allegedly
Found with Streetwalker in Cruiser
- December 16, 2011 — EFRAIN MONTANEZ, 50, of
Salem, was observed by Lynn officers picking up a suspected prostitute, who
entered his pickup truck in a parking lot between Union and Blake Streets, near Central Square. Lynn officers followed the pickup for a
short distance, until it stopped on Suffolk Street. The Lynn officers approached on foot, observed MONTANEZ
and KATELYN PUMPHRET, 23, believed to be homeless with a last
known address in Winthrop, engaged in a sexual act inside
the truck. After an officer displayed his badge, MONTANEZ put
the truck in reverse and then accelerated forward to get away.
As he did so, one of the
officers had to put his hands on the truck and push himself away
to avoid getting hit.
The Lynn officers followed the vehicle. At
the intersection of Washington and Broad streets, the
passenger door swung open and PUMPHRET exited the vehicle. The
truck continued driving, and Lynn officers activated a blue light on
one of the pursuing vehicles. The truck ran a stop sign at the
intersection of Nahant and West Baltimore
streets and ultimately pulled over at Nahant at Lynn Shore Drive.
MONTANEZ was
taken into custody and charged with unnatural acts; assault with
a dangerous weapon (the vehicle); failure to stop for police,
and stop sign violation. PUMPHRET was charged with unnatural
acts and being a common streetwalker. Please note that these
charges were filed by Lynn
officers and for the full details of the arrest, media should
contact Lynn.
The pick up
truck is MONTANEZ's department issued unmarked cruiser. He was
off-duty at the time of the incident.
MONTANEZ is a
27-year veteran of the State Police and is currently assigned to
the Gang Unit. Two State Police commanders responded to the Lynn
Police station and relieved MONTANEZ of duty. State Police have
taken custody of his badge and his department firearm. He was
bailed from the station and is expected to be arraigned today in
Lynn District Court. For arraignment results, please contact the
Essex District Attorney's office. State Police will monitor the
progress of the criminal case against MONTANEZ.
State Police have scheduled a hearing for late this morning to
amend MONTANEZ's duty status. The State Police Internal Affairs
Section will open its own investigation.
The actions of
MONTANEZ as alleged in the Lynn Police report are an outrageous
breach of duty and a violation of the public trust. MONTANEZ's
behavior, as alleged, is an utter embarrassment to the
Department and the overwhelming majority of troopers who wear
the badge with integrity and honor. The Department has no
tolerance for such conduct and will take appropriate action.
We are grateful
that no Lynn Police officer suffered serious injury and we thank
the Lynn officers for their restraint in last
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harrow has offered to share his letter to Selectmen with HopNews
Resident Unhappy
with Downtown Study Process
Dear Board;
News reports featured an extensive report on
the recent Board meeting where DISC presented their
controversial plan to 'align' the Main St/Cedar St intersection.
data was provided about the actual results of the traffic signal
cycle modification, "If the traffic light tweaks would have
provided close or equivalent benefit, 'We would not have gone
down that road.' " (Quoting Tom Nealon as quoted in the MWDN).
When was the test done? For how many, and which days? What time
of day were the tests conducted? Where is the data and how was
it collected? Was all or any portion of the duration of the test
recorded on video? Oh, wait, do I understand the failure of such
a modification is mere opinion? 'Alignment' of this intersection
will cost hundreds of thousands, if not a million dollars, and
we're not going to even run empirical tests with a modified
signal light cycle? I guess it's fun spending Other People's
Said intersection 'alignment' targets a
third-generation small business that is the heart of the
community. I find that utterly amazing. That this 'improvement'
should be under the auspicious of an appointed committee
consisting, mostly, of members of the Hopkinton Chamber of
Commerce (Some of whom are not even town residents!) is
shocking. That such a committee, made up of said members, could
believe that such disruption would have little or no effect on
Collela's Market is beyond absurd. Further, that they would
agree to significant loss of convenient parking spaces along
Main St speaks volumes.
The Wood St intersection has been a subject of
discussion for years. The 'improvements' sought should have been
accomplished when Patten Plumbing closed, and the planning for
Next Generation begun, not at the expense of an iconic Hopkinton
home just to benefit Next Generation patrons, and truck traffic
that likely has an out of town destination. Perhaps the 'study'
has collected data determining the source and destination towns
of those trucks that navigate that intersection and has that on
I fail to see how removing convenient parking
spaces, demolishing an icon house, significantly and adversely
disrupting a long-established Hopkinton business, all just to
'improve' traffic flow through town for a few hours five days a
week generates any benefit to Hopkinton businesses and little,
if any, to our residents. I see said 'improvements' as only
benefiting those who are passing through, not those of us who
are stuck with the bill. Perhaps the committee has collected
traffic-volume data, and can provide same so that the town
citizens might know the hours of peak flow so that we may better
understand, by dividing those few hours a day into the total
bill, and dividing that value by an arbitrary 20 years, the cost
of this project on a benefit-hour basis. Further, I question the
impacts 'down stream' of a greater volume of traffic moving
through Hopkinton at a higher speed. I would like to see the
data collected as to how these 'improvements' will effect
afternoon and evening traffic at the South Street lights, and on
to Upton.
Lastly, as one 30-year resident who will be
stuck with the bill, I attended a public presentation done at
the High School. When an attendance sheet was passed around I
provided my name, address, phone number and email. I expected,
quite naturally, to be advised of future meetings. I was not.
Edwin E Harrow
8 Spring Lane
Hopkinton, MA 01748
December 12, 2011
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NATICK, Mass. –
December 15, 2011 – Middlesex Savings Bank president John R.
Heerwagen has announced that Hopkinton residents John (Jack)
Dean and Kathleen A. Maroney have been elected officers of the
bank and promoted to new positions.
Dean has been
promoted to Community Banking Officer and manager of the
Middlesex branch at 235 Old Connecticut Path in Framingham. He
had been assistant manager of the bank's branch in Holliston.
Before joining Middlesex in 2001 he was an assistant manager at
Citizens Bank. He also worked at Caldor Corporation as a
customer service manager.
A 1992 graduate of Emerson College,
Dean holds a bachelor degree in advertising with minors in both
public relations and mass communication. He is a board member of
the Hopkinton Lions Club and has volunteered for Metrowest
Habitat for Humanity. He resides in Hopkinton with his wife
Renee and daughter Linnea.
Maroney joined Middlesex Savings in 2011 and has been promoted
to vice president and manager of
lending in the bank's commercial division. She works with
borrowers and lenders on the underwriting and management of
loans that have been enhanced and strengthened with assistance
from government agencies such as the United States Small
Business Administration, the United States Department of
Agriculture, and Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation.
A 1983 graduate of the University of Massachusetts with a degree
in economics, Maroney joined Middlesex Savings in 2011 after
four years as vice president and commercial services manager at
Metro Credit Union. Her extensive career in banking and finance
also includes nearly 20 years in credit, lending, and
relationship management positions at Multibank and its
successors BankBoston and Fleet.
She also served for two years as business development and
finance specialist for the Center for Women and Enterprise, and
she continues to share her professional expertise with women
entrepreneurs as a volunteer expert for The Story Exchange.
for something FREE to do during school vacation?
Join the Hopkinton
Demons for a FREE children's ice skating lesson, free skate and
pizza party on Wednesday, December 28th
from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at Navin Arena, Route 85 in Marlboro.
Kids aged 4-10 are welcome. Skaters must have helmet, skates and
mittens or gloves. No hockey gear or sticks allowed. For more
information contact Harry Keates at
For directions to the rink, visit
The Demons are Hopkinton's official youth hockey organization.
Visit their website at
Registration beginning Dec. 29
Registration for the
September 2012 Kindergarten class will be held at Center School
in Hopkinton on Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011, 9:00- 2:00 p.m. and
Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012, 3:30– 7:30 p.m.
A complete registration packet includes:
For additional information, contact:
Concie Kniager, Secretary, Center School, 508-497-9875,
Payroll Taxes Controversy
for Beginners from the White House
If you make less than $1 million a year, you may want to watch
a Deer...
December 14, 2011 — This doe had one ear turned, like a radar
antenna, toward two vehicles passing the Hopkinton State Park
building to leave, that had stopped to watch the deer. The other
ear, as it is plain to see, was turned toward the photographer,
who had driven past, parked on the other side of the entry
building and exited his vehicle to take a photograph.
Below, the deer bounds into the
air to flee the paparazzi-like gathering. Deer are more active
during the rut, when the females are in estrus and the
males become more active in response. This area is in the waning
of the rut, but the herd is still very active. NOTE: Remember,
double-clicking on a word on page one reveals its definition and
pronunciation as well as sound.
Senior Moments
Police Association Party for
Seniors a Success
Nancy L. Drawe
December 14,
2011 — T'is the season to be jolly, merry, festive, holly, and
just plain ol' happy! There's been plenty to
be jolly about at the
Center this past
week. The center is all decked out in preparation
for the holiday, looking pretty special for this Christmas
This year, the
much awaited Hopkinton Police Association's annual Christmas
Party for Hopkinton's senior citizens was held at the Senior Center on Saturday, December 10.
This tradition was started nine years ago, and it has become one
of the senior's favorite events. This party was sort
of an off shoot from the Fishing Derby, starting many years ago.
There happened to be some extra money left over from the derby
donations, so Lemon decided it would be great to do something
nice for the seniors in town. His idea was to host a
Christmas party, so enlisted the help of off-duty police
officers and their families—wives and children of all ages, to
help make the night a great success. Officers Pat
O'Brien and Phil Powers are now the organizers of this special
night and they did a tremendous job! There's always a wonderful
turkey dinner put on by John Tomasz from TJ's and lots of great
prizes donated by many of the businesses in town. This
year the seniors enjoyed the donations from New View Landscaping
and Stonework, Golden Spoon, Weston Nurseries, Barbara Cerutti
and Colella's, to name a few. There was even a raffle from
the Friends of the Seniors, with afghans made by the knitting
group and a grand prize, which was a Bose stereo system.
All the officers, their wives and children, served the meal to
close to 200 people "a la family style"—everyone was lending a
helping hand! The great room was filled with a sea of red
and white; everyone was in such a festive mood with their jingle
bell earrings and necklaces, Santa hats and Christmas clothing
galore. Pat O'Brien said, "The seniors look forward to
this; it's a time where they can have fun, feel comfortable and
relaxed." A wonderful time was had by all.
Many, many thanks go out to the Hopkinton Police Department for
hosting this wonderful Christmas party every year; they do such
an AWESOME job!
Next week
you'll get to read my column about special Christmas memories.
That's it for
now, so if you have any comments or suggestions, you can email
firstname.lastname@example.com. Until
next time, have a great week!
Nancy Wood, 83
Hopkinton -
Nancy Wood, 83, of Hopkinton, passed away Monday,
December 12, 2011. Born in Cambridge and raised in Natick, she
was the daughter of the late Mary (Ferreira) and Frank Angelo.
She was the wife of the late Harold Wood. She was a bookkeeper
at Dennison.
She is survived by her daughters, Kim Clark and her husband Boo
of Hopkinton, and Karen Carver and her fiancé Michael Willoughby
of Southborough. She also leaves behind her grandchildren,
Harold Carver III, Ashleigh Olson and her husband Patrick,
Meaghan Casey, Shannon Casey and Heather Clark. She is
predeceased by a sister, Rose Marie Angelo.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011 from 4-7 pm
at the
Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, 57 Hayden Rowe St.
Pelecypoda Hopkintonia
December 12, 2011 — These shucked fresh water clams on a rock in
Lake Maspenock were opened and eaten by gulls like the one in
the photo below (or by muskrats), as a result of them being
exposed in the mud during the lake's extreme draw-down this
year. It is done in hopes of killing the roots of invasive
weeds, which have overrun the 234-acre lake, when the seasonal
freeze comes. The draw down is being conducted by the
BOSTON – Tuesday, December 13, 2011 – Governor Deval Patrick
today appointed Stephen Crosby as chair of the Massachusetts
Gaming Commission. A former CEO, secretary of Administration and
Finance and gubernatorial chief of staff, Crosby currently
serves as dean of the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and
Global Studies at UMass Boston.
"Steve Crosby possesses the integrity and strong management
skills we need to lead the new Gaming Commission," said Governor
Patrick. "I trust Steve to build an organization that meets the
public's high expectations and my own for integrity and
professionalism. I look forward to working with the attorney
general and treasurer on the remaining appointments."
the chair of the newly created Commission, Crosby will lead the
implementation of expanded gaming in Massachusetts.
"It will be up to me and the Commission to assure both the
public and the participants in the gaming industry that the
process for developing expanded gaming in Massachusetts is
honest, transparent and fair," said Crosby. "The Commonwealth
and its residents have much to gain, most particularly in the
creation of jobs."
Crosby has served in a variety of senior leadership positions in
the private and public sectors, serving under both Republican
and Democratic governors. In May of 2000, Governor Paul Cellucci
appointed Crosby as his secretary of Administration and Finance.
In January 2002, acting Governor Jane Swift named Crosby chief
of staff. In 2006, Governor Deval Patrick named Crosby a
co-chair of the Patrick-Murray Administration's budget and
finance transition team, implementing the initial policies that
have positioned Massachusetts as a national leader in fiscal
responsibility and economic recovery. In March of 2009, Governor
Patrick tapped Crosby to lead a review studying compensation of
top managers at the state's quasi-public agencies and in 2010,
Crosby was picked by the state's Supreme Judicial Court to serve
on a task force to review hiring practices of the Massachusetts
courts and probation department.
"This is a terrific appointment," said former Governor
Cellucci. "Steve Crosby is a bright and effective leader and a
natural consensus seeker who will solicit all viewpoints
"Dean Crosby is a terrific choice for Governor Patrick," said
UMass Boston Chancellor J. Keith Motley. "His experience in
state government, contributions to the University of
Massachusetts Boston's McCormack Graduate School and commitment
to sound public policy and good government will serve him well
as he embarks upon this new and challenging position."
A successful entrepreneur and business executive, Crosby was
founder and publisher of CCI/Crosby Publishing in Boston. He has
served as chairman and CEO of technology and publishing
companies, including Interactive Radio Corp., Inc., SmartRoute
Systems, Inc., Crosby Vandenburgh Group and MetroGuide, Inc.
The expanded gaming legislation signed by Governor Patrick in
November 2011 allows for up to three destination resort casinos
in geographically-diverse locations, along with one slots
facility, competitively awarded statewide. The legislation
includes many of the principles Governor Patrick has advocated
for throughout the lengthy public debate on expanding gaming,
including transparent and competitive bidding of licenses,
maximizing long-term value to the Commonwealth, expanding jobs
and economic development benefits across all regions of the
state, protecting host communities and nearby regions,
addressing all social impacts and costs and ensuring rigorous
public safety, regulatory and enforcement mechanisms will be the
best in the country.
Through the legislation, the five-member Massachusetts Gaming
Commission was created as an independent body responsible for
implementing and overseeing the gaming licensing process with
the utmost integrity. The chair of the Commission is appointed
by the Governor and the attorney general and treasurer will each
appoint one member. The remaining two members will be appointed
by two out of the three appointing authorities. The Commission
must be bipartisan, with no more than three members representing
the same political party. The full Commission must be appointed
by March 21, 2012. Contributed content
Basketball Fan Appreciation Night
Come Support Your Hillers
at the HHS Athletic Center!!
Friday December 16th 2011
Girls Varsity Basketball vs Medfield 5:00PM
Boys Varsity Basketball vs Medfield 6:30PM
Women's Club
Donates TV to Respite Ceneter
December 13, 2011 — Yesterday, the Hopkinton Women's Club
donated a 42 flat panel to the Respite Center. The ladies
kneeling are women's club members who delivered the TV, Pam
McPherson, left, and Kathy Yankee. ~ Contributed
Advisory - Mass Pike Eastbound Accident - 8:10 am
At this time — 9:15 am — all lanes of traffic are open however,
traffic remains heavy.
December 13, 2011 — At this time,
8:08 am, troopers from the Massachusetts Turnpike are responding
to the eastbound side of Route 90, (118 mile marker) in Natick, for a three car collision with
non-life threatening injuries. The left travel lane will be
closed to allow for EMS to
provide medical services and to allow for clean up. Traffic is
reported to be heavy and the collision is expected to further
impact the commute. We will update you as we receive more
December 12, 2011 — This recent photo may look like the view off
the side of a barge steaming to the islands, but it is actually
the Hopkinton Reservoir as seen looking south from the boat
house rail at sunset one recent day.


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Edward Lee Bradford 1930 - 2010 Tonganoxie
Mass of Christian Burial for Edward Lee Bradford, 79, Tonganoxie, will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 18, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Tonganoxie.
Inurnment will be at Maple Groves Cemetery, Tonganoxie.
Visitation will be before Mass, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church.
Mr. Bradford died Sunday, June 13, 2010, at his home. He was born Aug. 16, 1930, in Leavenworth, the son of John E. "Pat" and Estella M. Gensler Bradford. He was a 1948 graduate of Winchester High School. "Ed" has lived in Tonganoxie seven years, moving from Littleton, Colo., where he had lived for 20 years after living in Lansing for 15 years. Mr. Bradford worked at Behee's Paint Store and was co-owner of Bradford Powers Paint in Leavenworth. He also served as manager of Cook Paint in Leavenworth and Greeley, Colo., before managing Sherwin Williams in Denver, where he retired in 1995. Mr. Bradford was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tonganoxie and was a former member of the Lansing Lions Club. He was married to Rosemary Sieben on Oct. 29, 1949, in Easton. She survives, of the home.
Other survivors include: a son, David (Gail) Bradford, Centennial, Colo.; two daughters, Marylee Ann Berry, McLouth, and Kimberly Bradford, Littleton, Colo.; six grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, Harry Bradford, in 1997.
Memorials may be made to Sacred Heart Church Building Fund or to Sunflower Home Health and Hospice in care of Barnett-Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, P.O. Box 416, Oskaloosa 66066, barnettchapeloaks.com.