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HARFORD COUNTY, Md., Feb. 7, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Darren Manning, a former Indianapolis 500 starter with 25 career top 10 finishes, made an appearance on February 5 at Window World of Harford to autograph The Stinger, a concept Indy show car that travels the country to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R).

The Stinger was unveiled at the 2011 Indianapolis 500 and is a tribute to the first winning Indy 500 car, the 1911 Marmon Wasp. It was developed by John Andretti, Andretti Autosport and Window World, Inc.(R) So far, the concept car has been autographed by more than 220 of the 273 living former Indy starters invited to sign the vehicle. For each signature received, Window World Cares(R), the charitable foundation of Window World, makes a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Ultimately the car will be auctioned and all proceeds will benefit St. Jude.

"As a former Indy 500 Starter, I'm proud to be in the company of the other 220 drivers who signed The Stinger," said Manning. "It's a worthy cause, and I'm glad to help."

"The entire Window World of Harford team is excited to participate in The Stinger mission," said store owner John Goldbeck. "I just think it's great that this car is going to be auctioned to benefit the kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and I'm happy to have been a part of it."

Window World Cares was founded in 2008 by Window World Chairman and CEO Tammy Whitworth and her late husband, Todd Whitworth. Since its inception, the foundation has donated more than $2.9 million to St. Jude and was named New Corporate Partner of the Year by the hospital in 2010.

To learn more about Window World of Harford, please visit http://www.WindowWorldMaryland.com

Window World, Inc.(R):

Window World, Inc.(R), headquartered in North Wilkesboro, N.C., is America's largest replacement window and home remodeling company. An ENERGY STAR(R) retail partner, Window World's products have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval five years in a row. Additionally, through its charitable foundation Window World Cares(TM), the Window World family provides funding for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R). For more information about Window World, visit http://www.WindowWorld.com or call 1-800 NEXT WINDOW.

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AboutTime Technologies, the market leader of real-time, remote data collection solutions today announced its exhibition at the International Roofing Expo 2013 in San Antonio, Texas. Addressing all facets of the roofing industry, the International Roofing Expo is the most attended event for roofing professionals in the United States

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AboutTime will be displaying their latest award winning software solutions at booth 464 http://connect.theroofingexpo.com/connect/public/Booth.aspx?IndexInList=3&BoothID=823080&FromPage=nz_ALExhibitorSearch.aspx&; that focus on mobile data collection, daily earned value, up to date project costs, and real-time visibility of roof construction projects of all types. AboutTimes construction management tools and mobile data collection solutions will be on display to share with commercial and residential roofing contractors, builders, replacement contractors, remodeling companies, building owners, facility managers, consultants, architects, designers, and other industry professionals in attendance.

The AboutTime innovations are focused on leveraging Apple and Android smart phones, tablets, net-books and laptops to collect job and project data directly from each remote project location. Mike Merrill, AboutTime COO said, We have spent nearly 10 years working directly with roofing companies throughout North America to eliminate paper and other inefficient manual processes. We are dedicated to maintain our hard earned reputation as the most powerful and capable mobile data collection solution in the roofing industry. Because all of our data transmissions are done wirelessly, AboutTime helps companies cut down on paper, excess time delivering and processing information and costly errors. This saves companies real dollars that cannot be recouped in any other way. Our system helps management oversee most of their field operations in real time, no matter where their projects are in the world. http://www.abouttimetech.com/index.php/media/solving-mobile-data-collection.html

Ryan Remkes, AboutTime CEO stated, We are pleased that our product continues to meet the changing needs of the industry and help companies better leverage mobile technology. We have continually seen our clients save significant time and money using AboutTime. We to listen to our customers and through our progressive development strategies are continually striving to create new and innovative solutions to solve their greatest business challenges.

AboutTime Technologies is the leader in mobile time and attendance systems. The company specializes in tracking mobile employees and their production via G.P.S., biometric fingerprint recognition, proprietary sync technologies and other cutting-edge technological services. AboutTimes clients typically see a 15% reduction in overall payroll costs.

For more information regarding AboutTime visit http://www.abouttimetech.com/component/content/article/83.html

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AboutTime Technologies provides real-time remote data collection for companies in the construction and services industries including roofing, general contracting, concrete, masonry, roofing, drywall and plastering, mechanical, restoration, heavy highway, oil and gas, mining, energy, steel, and other industry verticals that employ large numbers of mobile employees. AboutTime helps companies with mobile field employees improve productivity and streamline manual processes, leading to increased profitability and extreme proficiencies. AboutTime accomplishes this by leveraging todays most innovative mobile technologies allowing customers the ability to lower operational costs, accelerate critical business initiatives, and improve the process of accurately collecting field data through a variety of project management, mobile labor tracking and job costing software solutions.

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Ron Harland has resigned from the Kalona Cooperative Telephone Company Board of Directors, stating that he felt it was time to provide someone else with the same opportunity to serve the Cooperatives members that he has enjoyed for over 34 years. Since Ron was elected in 1978 he has worked to keep Kalona equipped with the latest in telecommunications technology. This has included three replacements of the switching equipment used to connect Kalona to the rest of the world, and the transition from copper to fiber optic cable. He helped guide the company through the unprecedented deregulation of the telephone industry in 1984 and negotiations with AT&T for a direct connection contract to provide the best service and the lowest possible rates for KCTC customers long distance service.

Major changes and many challenges would paint the landscape for years to come, as new technologies emerging in the industry promised to revolutionize the role that KCTC would play as a local service provider. The growth of the company was astounding, says Ron when asked what milestone most defined his term on the board. The construction of the current 8,000 square-foot facility, the installation of a fiber to the node network, and then all the new services that we were able to provide with our new network: Pagers, dial up internet, PCS cell phone service, DSL high-speed internet, Television and HD service have all been available in our community when other providers wouldnt service this area.

For more than three decades Ron Harland has provided invaluable leadership for KCTC and for the telecommunications industry. His consistent and resolute focus on innovation has distinguished us from our peers and he will leave some big shoes to fill for incoming board member Jeremy Kuenster.

Under the KCTC Bylaws, vacancies on the Board are filled by Board vote. Following a diligent search the Board selected Jeremy Kuenster to serve the remainder of Ron Harlands term. They felt that Jeremys business experience would be an asset to the Board and KCTCs members. Jeremy previously demonstrated his interest in serving KCTCs members by running for the Board at the 2012 annual meeting. His term of office will expire at the 2014 annual meeting.

KCTC deeply appreciates the willingness of Ron and Jeremy to share their time and knowledge to guide the company in providing the telecommunications services that are so essential for a strong community wanting to stay on the leading edge of technology and innovation.

Our community is truly lucky to have such high caliber professionals willing to dedicate their time and experience to the betterment of Kalona. If you see Ron around the community please join us in congratulating him and wishing him the very best in his future endeavors.

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SHIRLEY -- Energy Advisory Committee Chairman Bryan Dumont walked away from the selectmen's meeting with several EAC projects in progress and a signed OK from the board to proceed to the next phase on one of them.

The board endorsed an "investment grade" audit agreement with ABM, a Woburn-based company now conducting preliminary energy audit reviews of all the municipal buildings on its list, plus the two school buildings in town.

Dumont explained that the EAC selected ABM from a field of 11 companies responding to the committee's request for proposals. Four finalists were interviewed, he said.

Currently, the process is at the "30-thousand square foot overview" stage, in which the contractor does the initial energy audits with an eye to making energy-saving changes, he said.

In the first phase, the work is minor and relatively inexpensive. Switching out old-fashioned light bulbs for lighting that lasts longer and costs less, such as LED, for example. Costlier items on the to-do list would come later and might include large-scale insulation and repairing or replacing major building components, such as HVAC systems.

Much of the initial work will be paid for from the remainder of a $153,000 state grant, Dumont told the board and there's plenty left for the purpose, he said. The grant came about as a result of the Green Community designation the EAC landed last year, with the blessing of the selectmen and Town Meeting.

The next step

If savings are less than estimated after the work is performed, the company -- in this case, ABM -- must cut the town a check for the difference, Dumont said. It all ties into the state's Green Communities plan, which mandates a 20-percent reduction in energy use over five years as one of its criteria.

In addition to the ongoing energy audits, Dumont said he EAC is moving forward with other projects, such as dousing some useless streetlights and upgrading others with energy-efficient replacements. Bulbs in all 14 decorative street lamps downtown, for example, more than half of which have been dark for some time, will get LED replacement fixtures, with estimated savings of $1,000 per year and more light in the bargain. One more component is on order and expected any day, with work to commence as soon as the weather allows.

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