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"Even though October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, our local focus is 365 days, 24/7" said Diana Parrish, Executive Director of Komen N.C. Triad Affiliate "We want all who live in our 11 county service area to know that we are working every day to empower, educate and eventually eradicate breast cancer."
Members of Quality Oil hope this pink truck will garner attention and spread awareness to help in the fight against the disease every day.
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related deaths in women.
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The truck will service the immediate Winston-Salem area, and all of its surrounding counties including Forsyth, Davie, Yadkin, Davidson, and Surry Counties. Quality Oil Company has been family owned and operated since 1929, offering fuel oil, propane, heating, and air conditioning services.
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Description: The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory is seeking a Director of Public Affairs and Government Relations. The Magnet Lab is a National Science Foundation and state of Florida- funded facility located in Tallahassee, FL. The Public Affairs Director supervises a staff of four, plus interns and part-time positions. The Public Affairs group is responsible for the lab's digital content and social media, print production, tours, news and editorial content, community events, charitable outreach, crisis communication, and government outreach. The full-time positions reporting to the Public Affairs director include: Webmaster, Web Content Director, Science Editor, and Graphic Designer. This position is responsible for the group's budget oversight. The Director is responsible for coordination of the day-to-day federal-side government relations duties that fall to the lab, assisting the Director in developing messaging for each relevant event/ response and coordinating accompanying details. This position provides the information presented in response to information, tours, or presentation requests from university and federal funding sources. The Public Affairs Director is also responsible for authoring a portion of the lab's Annual Report. The Public Affairs Director will coordinate publication of MagLab Reports, the lab's main communication outlet for its user community, as well as contribute content for Flux, the public-friendly publication run by the group's Editor. The Director also oversees the lab's Twitter and Facebook feeds and, with the group staff, authors press releases, web content, building signage/ displays, and collaborative pieces with the lab's educational arm, the Center for Integrating Research and Learning. The Public Affairs Director is also expected to play a role in planning for major conferences and the lab's annual Open House, featuring almost 90 scientific demonstrations, 5000 visitors, and an array of sponsorship arrangements. The director will partner with other groups at the lab to help create a graduate student recruitment package. The Director assists scientists with editing manuscript submissions, conference posters, and layman's-terms summaries of their work when necessary. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree and six years' experience or a high school diploma or equivalent and a combination of education and/or experience equal to ten years. An interest in science and science communication is essential, and 5+ years of communication and management experience, as well as editorial publication experience, is required. Knowledge of media and public relations protocols and ability to quickly learn and integrate new tools and technologies. Experience working with current media technology including issues, trends, web standards and best practices. Experience directing and executing public and media relations campaigns. Computer skills to include experience with standard Microsoft software. Supervisory experience required. Proficiency with Word, PowerPoint, and SharePoint preferred. Apply by email to firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to Ms. Bettina Roberson, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University, 1800 E. Paul Dirac Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32310-2740. An Equal Opportunity/Access/Affirmative Action Employer.
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Siemens PLM Software announced the latest release of Parasolid software, its 3D geometric modeling component for computer-aided design, manufacturing and engineering analysis (CAD/CAM/CAE), as well as architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) applications. Parasolid version 25.0 includes surfacing, visualization and performance enhancements.
"Parasolid delivers high quality solutions to meet the technical challenges presented by our diverse user-base of world-class application developers," said Paul Sicking, senior vice president, Chief Technology Office, Siemens PLM Software. "This latest release of Parasolid delivers an impressive set of enhancements that enable application developers to further automate workflows in order to boost end user productivity."
The version provides end users with fine control of surface modeling. For example, when repairing a hole in geometry that is often present in imported models, it is now possible to provide additional data to act as a framework structure for the repairing surface. Also, sweep operations through multiple profiles can be clamped to smoothly meet faces adjacent to the profiles.
The solution also includes new functionality to provide fine control when manipulating curves. A single smooth continuous curve can now be created from a chain of smoothly-connected edges and one or more curves may be projected onto a surface along the surface normal or along a user supplied vector.
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BEREA, Ky. - Asbury University senior Ellen Gray was named the KIAC women's basketball player of the week by KIAC officials on Monday, February 6th. This is her second conference player of the week award of the season.
Gray averaged 20.7 points and 3.3 assists in three Asbury wins last week. She started the week with 19 points and three rebounds in a 116-77 win over Midway College. The senior guard scored 23 points and made six 3-point attempts in a 70-64 win over Kentucky Christian on Friday. She finished the week with 20 points and 6 assists in a 90-43 win over St. Louis College of Pharmacy on Saturday.
For the week, the senior shot 59.4 (19-of-32) percent from the field and 60 percent (15-of-25) from behind the 3-point line. She ranks first in NAIA Division II 3-point field goal percentage (48.7) and is currently averaging 13.28 points per game. Gray also ranks eighth in 3-pointers made per game (3.0) and total 3-pointers made.
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The Open Standard for Public Transport (OSPT) Alliance is proposing a new open ticketing standard to be called Cipurse that will "enable technology suppliers to develop and deliver interoperable transit fare collection solutions for cards, stickers, fobs, NFC mobile phones and other consumer devices." Singapore's Land Transport Authority is the first to agree to adopt the new standard.
Six companies involved in the move to NFC-based transit ticketing have come together to create the Open Standard for Public Transport (OSPT) Alliance with the aim of creating next-generation open transit fare collection solutions.
The idea was first put forward in February 2010 by Infineon, Giesecke & Devrient, Oberthur Technologies and Inside Secure and the four founders have now been joined by Watchdata and the Open Ticketing Institute of the Netherlands, a group formed by Trans Link Systems (TLS) and partners with the aim of creating interoperable e-ticketing systems.
The OSPT Alliance is currently developing the initial version of an open security standard as well as documentation and reference implementations to enable technology suppliers to develop and deliver interoperable transit fare collection solutions for cards, stickers, fobs, NFC mobile phones and other consumer devices, as well as infrastructure components.
"Unlike systems based on proprietary technologies that limit choices, are potentially less secure and cost more to acquire, deploy and maintain, products that conform to this standard will include the most advanced security technologies, help ensure compatibility with legacy systems, and be available in a variety of form factors," say the members of the alliance.
Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) has already put its weight behind the project, saying it will adopt the new Cipurse solution once it becomes available.
"We are always keeping abreast of the latest security standards for our fare collection system, and have adopted open standards for all of our transit applications," says Silvester Prakasam, director of LTA's fare system. "Now, we are looking to future-proof our fare collection infrastructure by ensuring it is interoperable with NFC mobile devices as they start to be deployed commercially. Cipurse is an important step towards establishing standardized, secure and interoperable fare collection for all public transport schemes, and we plan to adopt it for future releases of Cepas."
The alliance now plans to establish an ecosystem of transit operators, technology suppliers, consultants and integrators, government agencies, and mobile ecosystem product and service providers, as well as other industry associations, to develop new transit fare collection solutions based on open standard security. The alliance has also approached the Calypso Networks Association (CNA) with the aim of creating a common working group.
"The OSPT Alliance ecosystem will be a key component for advancing the open security standard for transit fare collection," the members explain. "The ecosystem will offer transit operators the opportunity to choose from among a number of vendors, consultants and integrators to help them deploy or upgrade to a more secure and cost-effective transit fare collection system. Likewise, it will provide mobile device manufacturers with next-generation open standard solutions."
"Government agencies that need to evaluate bids for new or upgraded transit payment systems will have access to a much broader array of solution vendors and partners delivering a wider range of innovative, flexible and secure transit fare collection solutions," they continue. "The OSPT Alliance ecosystem will benefit transit system consultants and integrators by bringing together a greater assortment of vendors offering more product choices and richer capabilities than available with proprietary systems. For mobile device manufacturers, the open security standard will be the next 'must-have' checklist item they include in all next-generation NFC implementations."
"For a system integrator, the OSPT Alliance holds the promise of providing greater product choices with richer capabilities than is currently available with proprietary systems," says Pradip Mistry, vice president of engineering at Cubic Transportation Systems. "This will enable us to recommend and design solutions that generate higher customer satisfaction. Interoperability with NFC devices is a critical element for transit fare collection systems because it means simpler development with faster time to deployment, and the flexibility to adapt to any payment scheme or application. We are thrilled that the OSPT Alliance is offering an open standard security solution."


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Nevada County Wins Battle of the Badges
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I love to Sing-Just not in Public
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Last Chance to see the Music Man
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I'm just not a blogger
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Thunder in the sky this weekend in Auburn
Thank you to the EAA's Young Eagles program for offering free flights to interested children ages 8 to 17 last Saturday. My son Canyon had a great time flying with pilot Paul Bevelhymer for a half hour flight over the … Read more >
History made at the Sheriff's Department today
I was honored to attend the swearing in of new and promoted officers to the Nevada County Sheriff's Department today. I have to admire their spirit and the Camaraderie that makes a good department. You could just feel it in … Read more >
A New Business is Good News
Making my usual rounds through Grass Valley the other day, I noticed some activity on E. Main Street near the round-about. A building, empty for months, had a new fence and gate, and not just a gate, but a work … Read more >
Another Great Day with Fire and Law Enforcement
They call it qualifying or ongoing training. I call it fun. On Thursday local law enforcement and fire as well as public works gathered at the training facility next to fire station 2 on Sierra college Ave. The location provides … Read more >
What is Old is New Again
Welcome back to the KNCO News family, Ryan McCarthy. Veteran news reporter Ryan McCarthy began covering the foothills and surrounding region for the Sacramento Bee zoned editions in 1990. Most recently he was a reporter for the Marysville Appeal-Democrat covering courts, … Read more >
Pleast adopt a pet this weekend
Cheryl Wicks the Director of Sammies Friends and now Director of the Nevada County Animal Shelter on McCourtney Rd. is hosting her 10th annual pet adopt-a-thon event this Saturday at the shelter from noon to 4pm. You should go just … Read more >
We Did It! 38 Additional Seniors will get a Hot Meal
A message from Executive Director Sandy Jacobson from Meals on Wheels: Mary, you and all of the KNCO staff are amazing. As of 5:40 pm on June 19th, we have raised $3,965 since you and our other media friends have … Read more >
The Generosity of the Community Continues
The generosity of the community continues. The Gold Country Community Center put out the call last week that due to a funding shortfall 38 seniors in our community were not getting a hot meal through the Meals on Wheels Program. … Read more >
Thanks Lions and Weis Bros. Prospector Nurserys
A big thank you to Gold Country Lions Club for the generous donation (through the generosity of Weiss Brothers Nursery and Prospector Nursery) of 13 trees to the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Your donation will provide shade and beauty to the … Read more >
Nevada City in 2nd Place in Outside Magazine Contest
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Don't Feed The Bears
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Grass Valley Firefighter's Blood Drive
Grass Valley Fire Department Station 2 on Sierra College off E. Main Street is hosting a blood drive this Friday. Firefighter Chris Gregory says it's another way to reach out to the community. Firefighter blood drive The blood drive will … Read more >
To Find Election Results
The polls will close at 8 tonight, results wont begin coming in until closer to 9 pm. the Registrar of Voters web site will update results as they become available. The link follows: http://www.mynevadacounty.com/nc/elections/Pages/Home.aspx There is an interactive page where … Read more >
Yikes! Lightning Strikes!
I don't know about you but I was impressed with the Thunder and Lightning in the storm last evening. It sure rattled the house! Ann Westling at the Tahoe National Forest office provided these maps of where the lightning struck … Read more >
How to Access Nevada County Grand Jury Reports
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Grass Valley Firefighters Blood Drive
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Date (I mean day) with a Deputy in Placer County
The Placer County Sheriff's Department put on an incredible show with helicopters, K-9s, flash bang explosions, C-4 explosions, the SAT Team and so much more. Thank you to the Placer County Sheriff's Council for bringing the Department to the people … Read more >
Day with a Deputy this Saturday in Auburn
This Saturday, June 2, is the "Day with a Deputy" event at Regional Park in north Auburn, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be live demo's from many PCSO units, plus a classic car show. Come out and … Read more >
Proud of our Community
It was a beautiful Memorial Day weekend. I was happy to spend part of my Saturday in the parking lot of KNCO News Talk 830 as we hosted a yard sale to benefit Habitat for Humanity. We raised over $500 … Read more >
Carnivorous Plants
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Celebrating Memorial Day
This Memorial Day the annual tribute to veterans will be held at Memorial Park off the Colfax Highway in Grass Valley. The program should run about an hour. Coast Guard Veteran and speaker Claude Hessel says the even starts promptly … Read more >
The Holiday Weekend Approaches
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Nevada City Firefighters Association Hosting Spaghetti Feed
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Distractions of a New Car
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Higgins Fire Department Open House
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A Weekened with Firefighters and LE, what more could I ask for?
Saturday from 9 to 3 the public is invited to the Higgins Fire Department's Open House in the South County on HWY 49 and Combie Road, near Lake of the Pines. There will be lots of equipment on display, demonstrations, … Read more >
My Plants Wilted!
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I Passed the Handgun Safety Test
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Learning How to I.D. Counterfeit Money
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Odyssey of the Mind Team Presentation Tonight
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Truckee Police Ride Along
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Pictures from the Training Burn
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No Motor day on Scotts Flat Lake
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A Night of Hope
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Medical Marijuana Packs the House at Supes Meeting
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Kids Safe Event
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A Sure Sign of Spring
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I was surprised by the Snow this morning
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Read this thread. It looks like you had to revert back to GB.181 in order to get the update to .211.
DROID RAZR Utility 1.6 [Now Contains 6.12.181 Fastboot files]
Don't go back to gb. You could brick your phone. 214 was a leak that came out before 211 and 215.
Your best bet is to go back to .211 if you want to be on the JB upgrade path it to go to .215.
Read through these steps, instructions, & threads...
Going back to stock .211:
*On your pc, download and install Matt's Razr Utility 1.8 or 1.81 or 1.82. You can find 1.82 here:
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*Extract that utility to its own folder on your computer...you must extract the file on your pc. It will not work from your phone.
*After the utility is extracted, go to the Motorola drivers folder in the utility and make sure you have the latest Motorola drivers installed on your pc.
*make sure your phone is set to usb debugging mode (menu>system setting>developer options).
*Power your phone off. Then power your phone on while holding down your power, the volume up and volume down buttons simultaneously.
*Connect your phone to your computer with the factory supplied usb cable.
*On your phone select AP Fastboot, then in the utility select option 1..."restore phone to stock .211. Do not unplug the usb cable until the utility finishes.
*When completed your phone should reboot to stock .211.
*After running option 1, restart phone to make sure all is fine.
Install the .215 leak:
*check to make sure usb debugging mode is checked (menu-> system setting-> developer options).
*Then in settings, go to "Security" and check "Unknown sources."
*install the .215 leak following instructions here:
Root your og Razr or Razr Maxx:
*Simple step by step instructions for rooting using Mattlgroff's utility (use the same utility that you used to go back to stock) can be found on post #89 here:
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*Once safestrap is installed, follow the steps in quidot's thread to prepare safestrap's safe and non-safe side so you are ready for those roms... Safestrap Guide for RAZR
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Thanks Tis! I read through the thread and it had said if you were on a leak .75, then to revert back to .181 in order to receive ICS .211. Hopefully we didn't scare/confused the OP..
Yeah, I think if you're on a gb leak, then you have to go back to the official gb181 to be able to upgrade to ICS but if you're already on ICS, you have to be on ICS 211 to get an official OTA.
Now, I hope I didn't confuse anyone. .. because it is definitely confusing.
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Im still here following the thread.. wont jump into doing it until there is a definite answer on how to go about this... not that I doubt anyone posting but I really want at least two people to agree on a method before I jump into doing anything. By the way thanks for all your help, everyone.
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I'm sure waiting, while listening, is a great choice.
I believe you want to fallow this one that GotnFX put up. The issues with what Tis suggested is you havent gotten the .211 update yet because your on a leaked version of ICS and not the official one. So you need to downgrade back to the .181 in order to goto the .211 and beyond. Once your on .181 you may get the .211 update automatically and then you can fallow what Tis suggested to root and get the .215 patch. If it doesn't auto update to .211 then you'll have to find the file to side load it.
But I would read through that whole thread on the 1.6 utility before doing anything.
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Some birds seem more important than others. I suppose that they have what others species lack - ornithological charisma.
I've always thought of eagle owls as kings of their world, top of the heap. It comes as no surprise to me that the Spanish call them 'buho real', meaning 'royal owl'.
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A new school devoted to helping nonprofit infants and children with special needs opened in Bothell March 3, as a part of the Northshore School District.
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The all-suite, 600-room resort opened in March as part of the property's $1 billion, Phase III expansion and is a sophisticated area that includes Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill restaurant (the first outside the U.S.), ocean views from all rooms, and of course that breathtaking pool.
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