Together, we helped prevent this material from entering landfills.

As you may know, Newport is a leading provider of e-waste recycling and asset recovery services to companies , educational institutions, banks and hospitals across the country from our facilities in Rochester, NH and Morrisville, NC.   If you know of any companies or organizations who might be interested in our services, I would very much appreciate a referral.

Thanks again for your time and environmental concern!

Best,

Anton Glovsky
Newport Computer Services, Inc.
20 Spaulding Avenue, Rochester, NH 03868
627 Distribution Drive, Unit C, Morrisville, NC 27560

Phone: 603-926-4300 Ext. 225
Mobile: 978-828-7060
a.glovsky@newportcomputers.com
www.newportcomputers.com

By the way, if you don’t know what on Earth a Url Shortener would be used for, they’re handy for shrinking a long website address into a very small one. Most times these are used for in Twitter and like status messages where you have only a limited number of characters you can use.

Do you have a Facebook business page? Is it ready for the new layout changes? Do you have your banner, profile image and apps all setup? Because Facebook switched all of them over to the new layout March 30, 2012, ready or not.

Have you heard of the latest social media craze, Pinterest? Are you getting a headache just wondering about how this one works and how you can make it work for your business? Do you have nightmares about what the next social media trend will be and what you’ll have to learn and keep up with next?

Relax, don’t worry about it! Focus on your business and hire me to focus on your business’ social life.

March 28, 2012
Earth Day 2012 Free E-Waste Recycling Event at Newport Computers

In celebration of Earth Day, Newport Computers is offering free e-waste recycling to the Rochester, NH and Morrisville, NC communities from April 18-20. Newport will be accepting desktop and laptop computers, CRT and flat screen monitors, printers, scanners, networking equipment, switches, routers, keyboards, mice, cellphones, gaming systems, tablets, iPods/MP3 players and other electronic equipment. NO TVs or appliances are accepted at this event.

Appointments must be made and an authorization number with a drop-off time will be sent to registrants. To register, download the Recycling Form from the link on the company’s home page or directly from:
(For Rochester, NH) http://www.newportcomputers.com/uploads/Recycling_Form-NH.pdf.
(For Morrisville, NC) http://www.newportcomputers.com/uploads/Recycling_Form-NC.pdf.

The registration form may be emailed to sales-ars@newportcomputers.com or faxed to 603-505-8818. On the form you’ll be able to select the date and time that works best for you.

Newport Computer Services offers asset recovery services and computer recycling to corporations, businesses, schools and individuals throughout the country. Newport is one of the few companies in the world to hold both the prestigious e-Stewards and R2 / RIOS certifications, designating its adherence to the highest standards for compliant and responsible recycling of electronic equipment.

For more information, email sales-ars@newportcomputers.com or call Newport at 603-926-4300 X223.

For many towns and cities across the United States, e-Waste is becoming an increasingly growing concern. Solid Waste Programs in many regions simply do not have the facilities and capability to properly dispose of the mountains of used electronics we throw away every year.  

This mountain of eWaste engorges with every Christmas and Holiday season as the newest electronics are often the gift of choice, replacing our older gadgets from last year.

The most purchased electronics for 2010 were:

• Smaller Laptops (such as netbooks)
• Smartphones (iPhone leading in sales)
• Tablets (iPad leading in sales
• HDTVs
• Digital Cameras
• MP3s players
• Video Game Consoles (Xbox 360 and PS3 top sold systems)

Many of these products produce a new updated version every year, enticing us to regularly update and providing us with the dilemma of how to dispose of our old electronic equipment. This contributes to the fact that electronic waste is already one of the fastest growing segments of municipal waste in the world, and is increasing at 3 times the rate of all other waste.

All electronics are composed of environmentally and health hazardous chemicals that can cause people to become ill not only by direct contact but also through the after-affects of improper disposal and the resulting effect on our surrounding environment. Electronics can contain lead, chromium, cadmium, mercury, beryllium, nickel, zinc and Brominated flame retardants, all which can cause disastrous effects when leached into our ecosystem. This is the result when our electronics become buried in landfills and burned in incinerators.

Proper disposal of electronic waste helps keep our environment and ourselves healthy. These toxic chemicals and heavy metals become safely contained where they can’t do harm and often can be recycled for reuse.

Repco Steel Framed Homes

REPco Industries designs, engineers and supplies steel frame manufactured homes, garages and other utility buildings. Our prefabricated steel buildings are green made of recyclable materials, energy-efficient, environmentally safer, and provide a cleaner and healthier environment. Visit our website to view our popular metal frame house plans. We offer custom designs for commercial and residential construction. We offer many great design ideas and complete custom concepts for a wide variety of steel framed homes and buildings.

Repco Steel Framed Homes

Why build a steel frame home? Steel is a superior construction material with the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any building material. It’ll withstand more weather, high winds and earthquakes than a wood-framed home. In addition, steel framing won’t burn, rot, warp, split, mold, crack or creep.

RepCo Industries is based in Social Circle, Georgia GA, but offers their home and building kits for sale worldwide.

They’ve hired Soul Oyster Web Studios to provide SEO Search Engine Optimization of their website and continuous monthly internet marketing services to increase online traffic to their website at http://www.repco-usa.com

Portsmouth is a popular stop for visitors touring the seacoast, being less than 1 hour north of Boston, less than 1 hour south of Portland, Maine and located along the highways of Route 95 and Route 1. Not to mention being picturesquely perched alongside the swift-flowing Piscataqua River on its route to the nearby ocean only ½ a mile away. For many, its a few days of an enjoyable waylay while on a driving trip through coastal New England or with its many moorings and yacht clubs, a boaters haven.

With its near 400 years of European history, Portsmouth is one of the oldest cities in the United States, being settled in 1623. Pristine examples of every era of architecture can be found in town. Don’t miss visiting the museums around town of which there are many. From oldest surviving wood-framed house in New Hampshire, built in 1664, the many Federal-style mansions around town now maintained by Historic New England, and the over 30 historic homes from many different eras that can be toured at the Strawberry Banke Museum. Neighborhoods solely comprised of only early colonial homes can still be found, packed in side by side tightly on windy and narrow roads.

The downtown area was obliterated by fire not once, but 3 times. After which they reconstructed in a less flammable material of brick and stone. The Portsmouth Athenaeum, located in Market Square is a gorgeous example of the rise from the ashes, and was constructed in 1817, only 4 years after the last great fire. Its Federal-era style of brick and white elaborate ornamentation is rarely seen.

Portsmouth’s early elite built grand, opulent mansions all over town. The Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion was built in 1750 for then England’s Royal Governor Benning Wentworth. New Hampshire’s first Governor, John Langdon (also signer of the US Constitution) built his masterful residence that is also now a museum located on Pleasant St.

The town was once on par with Boston as one of the major merchant seaports in this hemisphere. Portsmouth’s harbor was once filled with sailing vessels from all over the world. Boaters from all over the world still fill the harbor. To celebrate Portsmouth’s heritage, Tall Ships still visit this area a couple times a year and are welcomed with grand entrance parades.

But to truly enjoy Portsmouth and the seacoast area, you should tour it from the waterside. Boaters here enjoy spectacular views all along the coast of Kittery Maine and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Two historic lighthouses stand sentry at the mouth of the river still in use to light the way for coming and going ships. If you don’t have your own boat don’t worry, day trips are available on several vessels including those from Portsmouth Harbor Cruises, Isles of Shoals Steamship Company and Tug Alley Too.

The brick row houses downtown that now hold restaurants, art galleries and boutique shops were once storehouses and shops from this merchant-shipping era that sold goods from China, India and other exotic places. These and other antique buildings around town make interesting settings for the unique shopping and dining experiences that Portsmouth now holds in store.

One of the more unique and antique venues is that of the Blue Mermaid Island Grille. Located in the old Nutter-Rhymes House built in 1810 in the cluster of antique structures now known as The Hill (in between Deer and Hanover Streets), this Caribbean-inspired restaurant serves its fare in a building built in 1810 and features a rarely seen carriage-way through the middle of the building.

But if this type of food doesn’t inspire your stomach, don’t worry, there’s plenty in this town that will. The town is abound with restaurants of every type, from take-out, casual and the finest dining. You can even buy a traditional lobster roll right from carts on the street. If you prefer water views with your dining or outdoor seating, don’t miss a tour of Bow Street, Ceres Street and the waterfront area known as “The Decks.”

The riverside of Portsmouth holds not only history, beautiful scenery, sumptuous drinks and dining but also the festive and event-filled Prescott Park and Gardens on Marcy Street. Here you can find events from April to October in food festivals, musicals, plays, and concert productions. You can find beauty in the gardens as long as they’re in bloom.

The shopping here is fantastic. Most are unique boutiques only found in town or in New England. Some, in the old tradition, import goods from around the world (Fa la Lo, Celtic Crossing, Par’s Oriental Rugs, Worldly Goods). Admittedly the apparel shopping here is more favorable towards women (Serendipity, Ganesh, Second Time Around), but there are some men-shopping opportunities, particularly at the Manporium which is focuses on selling items with guys in mind. But there are plenty of opportunities for those who love art, antiques, gourmet items, artisan crafts and all things New England.

Portsmouth is truly a pleasant place to visit any time of year to have a true New England experience.

Jenn Marcelais is a photographer, resident of Portsmouth and owner of Soul Oyster Web Studios, http://www.souloyster.com providing web design, graphic design, SEO search engine optimization and Internet marketing services. She also documents early New England gravestones and history at A Very Grave Matter, http://www.gravematter.com. You can see more of her photographs at Seacoast Photographs http://www.seacoastphotographs, http://www.flickr.com/photos/souloyster, and purchase prints at http://souloyster.imagekind.com.

This article was also featured as a guest post on New England Blogger.

Last year, NCS was one of the first three companies, worldwide, to receive the prestigious Basel Action Network e-Steward certification for the responsible reuse and recycling of electronic materials.

Now, NCS, as part of LCAnalytics, is helping to develop a model to measure accurately the environmental impact of computers and their components. The working name for the project is LCAT, or Life Cycle Analytic Tool, and it audits not just the manufacturing process of the various electronic parts, but the impact of their transportation, years of use and final disposal — hence life cycle. International global warming accounting standards, including the ISO 14000 series, are being adhered to throughout the process.

Read full article at http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=%2F20110822%2FGJBUSINESS_01%2F708229999%2F-1%2FFOSBUSINESS

Newport Computers is a leader in the computer asset recovery and IT asset recycling industry. They specialize in the responsible disposal or recycling of leased, used, old or obsolete computer and electronic equipment. They are 100% committed to safe disposal of your computers and business electronics as well as secure destruction of your data. 

Newport accepts your business’ used or old e-waste such as desktop computers, laptops, monitors, and other outdated technology for disposal and recycles it in an environmentally sound manner. Their mission is to ensure you peace of mind by offering high level of data security, and start to finish transparency in the recovery and recycling of your IT assets.

Newport also offers quality and tested refurbished desktop computers, refurbished laptop computers, printers, monitors and other used computer parts and components. Their philosophy of reuse and recycle makes them the premier source for used computer parts and refurbished IT online.

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