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Due to the winter storm, Gov. Jack Markell has issued a Limited State of Emergency and "Level 1 Driving Warning" for Kent and New Castle counties, effective at 5:30 a.m. today, Thursday, Feb. 13.
State offices in Kent and New Castle Counties are closed.
State offices in Sussex County will open two hours late.
According to state law, a "Level 1 Driving Warning" means that any person operating a motor vehicle when a Level 1 Driving Warning has been activated shall exercise extra caution in the operation of their motor vehicle. Nonessential employees, regardless of whether employed by a public or private entity, are encouraged not to operate a motor vehicle on the state's roadways when a Level 1 Driving Warning has been activated, unless there is a significant safety, health or business reason to do so.
"We strongly encourage drivers who do not need to travel to delay or refrain from being on the road," said Markell in a press release. "Conditions throughout Kent and New Castle County have deteriorated, and it is safer not to drive if you don't have to. Hundreds of DelDOT crews are continuing to work on clearing roads and we will continue to evaluate conditions."
DART has made service changes because of the weather, in its updated schedule.
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Defense Finishes Spring On Strong Note In Purple-Gold Scrimmage
Sharp Passing Effort, Physical Play Dominate Second Scrimmage
Pirates Dodge Weather, Use Shell Workout To Finish Scrimmage Preparations
East Carolina Wraps Up First Week Of Spring Work
ECU Head Coach Ruffin McNeill Welcomes Back 21 Returning Starters, 50 Lettermen
East Carolina vs. South Carolina (9/8/12)
Projected to remain in role as ECU's top "boundary" end as a senior and is poised to take honors candidacy on the Conference USA level to new heights ... Continued development rate has been lauded by coaches, who feel his maturity, fundamental enhancement and work ethic in strength and conditioning program have earned reputation as one of the league's top defensive ends ... A 2013 Preseason All-Conference USA selection by Phil Steele's College Football Preview Magazine (third team) ... Unselfishly agreed to lose redshirt status late during his true freshman season and was pressed into action because of an epidemic of injuries along the line ... Was not credited with any statistics during the first spring scrimmage but registered a sack for a seven-yard loss in the second contest on April 13 ... Added another hit in the Purple-Gold Game a week later to close out the workout period ... Gains in strength development reached an impressive growth of 266 pounds over the past two years in three primary lifts - bench press (400/+75), back squat (605/+125) and power clean (352/+66) ... Owns a positional record with a 365-pound push jerk, a total that also currently ranks as the eighth-highest overall in program history ... Has also tacked on nearly two inches to his vertical jump (28")... In all, has added nearly 40 pounds to announced signing day weight of 255 (in 2010) ... Appeared in two post-season bowl games during a career that spans 30 games and 14 starts ... Has recorded multiple tackles in 19 of 30 contests.
2012: An All-Conference USA selection (honorable mention) for play during junior season ... Opened 12 of 13 contests - starting the last 11 at defensive end after a beginning the South Carolina game at nose tackle ... Booked 36 tackles (17 solo) with 4.5 TLFs (-9 yards) ... Against Appalachian State in the season opener, recorded three stops (two solo) and a TFL (-2 yards) in a reserve role ... Followed that with a trio of three-tackle outings at South Carolina, Southern Miss and North Carolina ... Recovered first career fumble in the third quarter vs. UTEP ... Also had TFLs against UCF (1.0/-1 yard), Memphis (0.5/-1) and UAB (2.0/-5) ... Matched career-high with six tackles during ECU's 41-7 victory over the Tigers ... Contributed a five-stop performance (UL-Lafayette in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) and a pair of four-tackle efforts (UAB and Marshall) ... Recorded multiple stops in nine contests ... Thirty-five of 36 stops were on rushing plays ... A vital component of a defensive unit that held four opponents to less than 100 yards rushing (USM/91, UAB/82, UH/28, TUL/9) ... Named team's "Defensive Lineman-of-the-Year" during program's annual awards banquet.
2011: Played a full season following late activation as a true freshman and made career's initial starts, at Houston and UTEP ... Tallied 26 tackles (eight solo), including 1.5 hits for lost yardage and one sack (Tulane) ... Also credited with one quarterback hurry, at Houston ... Booked 23 of season's 26 stops on rushing plays ... Made 15 tackles (12 assists) during Conference USA games ... Tied for seventh on the squad with five solo hits in non-league action ... Slightly more productive in the second half of the year, collecting 15 stops during the final six games and 11 in the initial six ... In season finale at Marshall, recorded seventh game of the year with two or more tackles, stopping Travon Van and Tron Martinez following two-yard rushes in the opening half ... Registered both stops against Southern Miss on fourth-quarter runs ... Recorded a career-high six tackles versus Tulane, including first sack with a four-yard drop of Ryan Griffin in the opening quarter ... Tallied all six stops against the Green Wave in the first three frames ... At Navy, booked all three tackles on rushes during the last drive of the third quarter ... All three hits against the Midshipmen were solo, matching career high ... Made first start at Houston and recorded season's quarterback hurry, forcing a Case Keenum incompletion in the second quarter ... Lone stop versus UAB was first career tackle for a loss combining with Terry Williams to drop Pat Shed two yards behind the line of scrimmage in the third quarter ... Against Virginia Tech, recorded two of game's four hits on final two plays of the opening quarter.
2010: Played in five games after having redshirt removed prior to Navy game due to numerous injuries along the defensive line ... Served as a reserve defensive end and picked up 11 tackles with six solo hits ... Also recorded a quarterback hurry, in the fourth quarter against SMU, forcing a Kyle Padron incompletion ... Tied personal best with four tackles, three in the fourth quarter, at Rice ... Credited with season-high three solo hits against the Owls ... Made East Carolina debut against Navy, booking career-high four tackles, three assists.
High School: A four-year starter who was a three-time all-region selection ... Was credited with 90 tackles and 10 sacks as a senior ... Helped Marlboro County and head coach Dean Boyd to a 13-1 record, falling just one game short of reaching the state (AAA) title game ... Selected to play in the 2009 South Carolina North-South All-Star Game ... Named to the High School Sports Report AAA All-State Team in 2009 ... Rated by scout.com as the 34th-best prospect in South Carolina ... Made 112 tackles, 20 tackles for a lost yardage, 10 sacks and one interception during junior season, in which the Bulldogs fell in the state semifinals to Myrtle Beach in what many consider to be the best game in county history ... Reportedly owns a bench press of 400 pounds, a squat of more than 500 and a power-clean lift of 300 ... Finished second in the Armed Forces Classic (weight lifting event) in his age division ... Played for former Pirate receiver Mitchell Galloway, who is a volunteer assistant coach on the Marlboro staff.
Personal: Full name is Lee Morris Pegues ... Born July 13, 1991 at Cheraw, S.C. ... A family community services major whose work in the classroom earned inclusion on ECU's Honor Roll (3.0 grade point average or higher) for the 2011 fall semester ... Enjoys hunting and fishing during spare time.


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Carole King and James Taylor reunited at the intimate Hollywood venue in concert
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Second Half Surge Propels Women's Basketball Past Illinois State 67-50
In the first game between the Princeton women's basketball team and Illinois State since the 1996 WNIT, it was the Tigers who employed a second half surge to propel past the Redbirds, 67-50, Wednesday evening in Normal, Ill. The victory snaps Princeton's two-game skid and improves the squad to 7-4 on the year.
Niveen Rasheed led the Tigers notching her third double-double of the year with 21 points, going 10-for-18 from the field, and 10 rebounds, as Princeton shot 47.5 percent (29-for-61) from the field, while holding ISU to 23.4 percent (15-for-64).
From the opening tip resulting in a Blake Dietrick triple, the Tigers forced a quickened pace as they jutted out to a 12-4 lead over the first five minutes of play.
Princeton remained in control for much of the half relying on a stringent defense, while connecting on shots and going on 9-2 run to expand its lead. Amidst that run, Megan Bowen established the Tigers' first double figure differential, 17-6, at 13:44.
The Redbirds contested Princeton's double-digit advantage as the half wound down, taking their first lead, 28-26, off a Katy Winge trey with 2:56 to play.
Both sides traded baskets over the final minutes of action to enter halftime knotted 32-32.
Like the first half, Princeton opened with the advantage and took off on a 7-0 run behind three Bowen points to reestablish its lead, 39-32, with 18:26 left in regulation.
She finished with 11 points and five boards.
Unable to sustain their early momentum surge, the Tigers saw Illinois State come as close as 41-38 at 14:37.
After nearly two scoreless minutes, Kate Miller buried a three to resurge the Tigers and open an 18-8 run, including a 10-0 rally, over 8:23 minutes to put Princeton up for good.
Freshman Michelle Miller tallied a career-high 14 points, going 6-for-9 from the field, including a pair of threes, while Dietrick had eight points in her second career start.
The Tigers only had four free throw attempts, going a perfect 4-for-4, to the Redbirds' 18-for-24. Princeton held differentials in rebounding (41-42), assists (13-7), blocks (8-1) and steals (7-6) in the all-around team victory.
The Tigers wrap up their Illinois state road trip in Chicago at DePaul (9-3) on Friday, Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. ET.


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Women's Cross Country Finishes 5th at Notre Dame; Curham 12th
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (10/4/13) - The Princeton women's cross country team captured a fifth-place finish at the Notre Dame Invitational on Friday, Oct. 4 with a team score of 201.
No. 30 Princeton finished ahead of No. 4 Duke which finished 10th and No. 19 Notre Dame which placed sixth.
No. 2 Florida State won the race with 77 points, followed by No. 15 New Mexico in second place with 82, No. 24 San Francisco in third with 96 and No. 28 BYU in fourth with 187.
Freshman Megan Curham proved that her first race was no fluke as she paced the Tigers with a 12th-place finish with a time of 17:21.2. Junior Emily de La Bruyere ran a 17:33.2 to finish 20th. Senior Molly Higgins and freshman Lizzie Bird came in 45th and 46th at 17:54.5 and 17:55.0. Sophomore Kathryn Little was the final scorer claiming 78th place at 18:19.5. Junior Kathryn Fluehr and freshman Rachael Chacko rounded out the top seven. Senior Clare Gallagher and freshman Jessica Ackerman also competed.
Princeton will send another group to compete at the Paul Short Invitational tomorrow.
Princeton Finishers
12. Megan Curham 17:21.2
20. Emily de La Bruyere 17:33.2
45. Molly Higgins 17:54.5
46. Lizzie Bird 17:55.0
78. Kathryn Little 18:19.5
91. Kathryn Fluehr 18:23.7
105. Rachael Chacko 18:31.1
115. Clare Gallagher 18:38.1
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PULLMAN, Wash. - The addition of the center-hung scoreboard in Beasley Coliseum, home of Washington State University men's and women's basketball teams, has been completed and is ready for use in the 2011-12 season. Washington State completed the project in conjunction with Daktronics, Inc. of Brookings, S.D.
"We are excited about the addition of the center-hung scoreboard in Beasley Coliseum," men's head coach Ken Bone said. "We think our fans will really enjoy the scoreboard as it will add a substantial amount to the game-day experience. We sincerely appreciate Bill Moos and President Floyd's continued efforts to enhance the facilities of Cougar basketball".
The new center-hung display features four LED video displays, each measuring 11 feet high by 15 feet wide. With 10 millimeter line spacing, these displays will incorporate clarity and contrast of video images with the capability to present live and recorded video. The displays are also capable of showing custom animations, vivid graphics, up-to-the minute statistics, player highlights and in-game advertising from sponsors.
"The center-hung scoreboard is an amazing addition to Beasley," women's head coach June Daugherty said. "It improves the game atmosphere and provides our fans with something special."
A digital ring display is also part of the center-hung structure and will be able to show a variety of graphics, animations and statistical information. In the arena on the lower level in two corners, integrated message displays have been added as well. The installation also includes a custom audio system and control system upgrades.
In 2008, Daktronics installed an integrated video and sound system at Martin Stadium, home of Cougar football.
The center-hung scoreboard will be used for the first time as the WSU women take the floor to host Seattle Pacific, Saturday, Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum.


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School personnel found two first-grade girls who had wandered away from the King-Murphy Elementary School playground on Tuesday morning, after they decided to play "Survivor." They were missing about 40 minutes.
The school is at 425 Circle K Ranch Road about 3 miles west of Evergreen in Clear Creek County, in a densely forested area surrounded by open space and dotted with homes.
The girls, whose names were not available, had been dropped off separately, one by a school bus and one by a parent, said Clear Creek County school Superintendent Bill Patterson.
The Jeffco school board heard arguments Jan. 14 from both sides on a proposal to alter Evergreen and Conifer school boundaries in Indian Hills. The board decided to put off any decision to give residents more time to consider the possible change.
"Maybe we'll take it up later, but nothing now," board member Paula Noonan said in an e-mail interview. "(We) want to give the people there more opportunity to discuss, since there seems to be a difference of opinion."
The Evergreen Fire Protection District board will hold a public meeting beginning at 8:30 a.m. Saturday to further define the department's "Mission Vision and Values" statement for 2010, it was decided at the fire district board's regular monthly meeting Jan. 12.
Three of the five seats on the board of the Evergreen Fire Protection District will be up for election on May 4.
Jeff DeDisse, George Goldbach and Charles Simons all have terms that will expire in 2010.
Goldbach told the Canyon Courier that he is definitely running for a four-year term but that he is hoping to move to Lakewood if he can sell his house in Evergreen. Given the state of the real estate market, he doesn't expect that to be very soon.
John Kilpatrick, 61, started the job Jan. 1 at an organization that was created in 1997 from three smaller fire districts. He takes over an organization with 43 volunteers and 450 to 475 calls per year, 60 percent of which come from Interstate 70. He will earn $65,000 a year.
A break in a natural gas line under Lewis Ridge Road at Sun Creek Drive about 7 p.m. Sunday created widespread concern in the neighborhood.
"The smell was unbelievable," said Cam Goodman.
The line was underneath a water drainage culvert more than 3 feet below the surface, and the ground was frozen, said Mark Stutz, a spokesman for Xcel Energy. One home had to be evacuated, but there was no loss of service except to the one home. Xcel was at the scene within 30 minutes to secure the site, Stutz said.
Mark Hurlbert, the district attorney for Clear Creek and Summit counties, has decided to run for the state Senate in District 16, which covers most of the mountain resort communities and parts of Boulder and Jefferson counties.
As a Republican, Hurlbert could wind up facing Evergreen real estate developer Tim Leonard in the primary, assuming both can win enough votes at the Republican Assembly on May 22.
If Evergreen resident Dan Maes succeeds in getting elected governor of Colorado, he would immediately lay off 4,000 state workers, downsize government, undo all Bill Ritter's energy/environment rules and try to bring back the traditional oil and gas businesses.
At a regular monthly meeting of the Evergreen Conifer Tea Party on Jan. 11 at the Evergreen Public Library, Maes boldly outlined his conservative credo of self-reliance, small government, lower taxes, traditional family, immigration enforcement, home-school vouchers and the sanctity of life.
If you're looking for a way to save money on building materials and help a nonprofit in the process, then Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity's new ReStore is the place for you.
The store, which is having its grand opening on Jan. 22, will be located in the back of the Evergreen Mercantile in Bergen Park. The building used to be BMC West and is across from King Soopers.
The 4,600-square-foot store will have appliances, cabinets, hardware, tile and other building materials. Some will be new and some used.
Never underestimate the compassion first-graders have for other children.
After hearing about the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the first-graders in Sue Queen's class at Wilmot Elementary School decided to send their extra school supplies to help first-graders in Haiti.
Queen explains that the students have been learning about weather, so recently they've seen a lot of pictures about floods, tornadoes and other weather-related events. Last week, they saw pictures of the results of the earthquake in Haiti.
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This is along the lines of How to start tailing a file that has not been yet created with a twist: a file with the name already exists.
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It seems that every year we experience a period of drought or heat that adversely affects the grass in our yards. Our regionally adapted grasses are prepared for this onslaught. Grasses have the ability to go dormant for differing lengths of time depending on their genetics and overall health.
Dormancy is a mechanism that grasses use to avoid conditions where inadequate moisture is available for growth. The most noticeable aspect of dormancy is the brownish-tan color of the leaf blades. This often occurs under drought conditions and during colder months.
Most established turfgrass can stay in a drought-dormant state for 3-4 weeks without dying. If the drought goes beyond 4 weeks, it's recommended to rehydrate the lawn with deep, infrequent watering early in the day. Daytime temperatures in the 80's (F), lawns can survive for 3-4 weeks, whereas climates in the 90's reduce that survival time frame to 2-3 weeks. Irrigate lightly, about ½ inch, every 3-4 weeks to help your lawn get through the hot and dry summer months. Watering will not totally green up the grass, but will keep it alive. Infrequent and deeper watering prior to drought will develop deeper roots, which make plants much more sustainable.
During drought induced dormancy, turf will grow at a much slower rate and in turn will not require frequent mowing. Taller cut grass will have deeper, more extensive root systems than short cut grass which will help the turfgrass to withstand summer stress. If you need to mow, follow the one-third rule, never remove more than the top 1/3 of the blade at each mowing. To help minimize stress to the leaf blade ensure your mower blade is sharp.
During a dormant phase caused by heat or drought, an application of fertilizer will not bring a lawn out of dormancy. The turf is not growing because the roots have in essence shut themselves down. Once growing conditions are favorable with adequate moisture and tolerable air temperatures, the roots will be ready to take up nutrients from the soil. An application of fertilizer at this time is acceptable. Milorganite is one of the few fertilizers that can be applied during drought conditions. The salt free formula will not burn the turf, and the nutrients will remain in the soil profile until conditions become favorable for root uptake.
Cooler temperatures can send both warm and cool season turf into dormancy. Cool season turf endures cooler weather better than other types of grass and typically begins to go dormant in the fall once soil temperatures drop to 50 degrees. Warm season turf can tolerate extremely warm temperatures and have a very low tolerance for cold weather. Warm season turf will typically begin to go dormant around mid to late October. Keep in mind that an application of fertilizer will not bring turf out of dormancy, however this is the most important time of year to fertilize. You're not feeding the grass for the growth above ground, you're building up food reserves so the grass will go into the winter strong and green up faster in the spring.
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I'm trying to get my splits; I'm well on my way, but I still have a long way to go. How often should I stretch to improve my flexibility at an optimal pace (and not injure myself)? Is flexibility like strength, in that I need rest days for my body to recover?
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Kurz does not talk about the maximum number of times one can do relaxed stretching, but I imagine that it could be more frequent, though his warning about soreness would probably still apply.
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CAMP LEJEUNE | The Third Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division will hold a battalion deactivation ceremony at 1 p.m. Friday at Camp Lejeune's WPT Field.
The "Seven For One" battalion was activated in 1943 and served through multiple campaigns and operations spanning the Pacific during World War II, Operation Desert Storm, Operation Desert Shield, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Friends, families and battalion alumni are invited to the ceremony. For details, contact 2nd Marine Division Public Affairs at email@example.com or (910) 449-9923.
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JACKSONVILLE | The Jacksonville chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America will sponsor a Vietnam Recognition Day ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, April 27, at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Jacksonville.
Guest speaker will be County Commissioner Paul Buchanan. Rolling Thunder will be presenting a POW/MIA table ceremony.
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Posted on Monday, April 4, 2016 - 3:24pm
It's a tall order. Every spring, Madison Water Utility crews set out to clear mineral sediment from some 800 miles of water main. They spend months moving from neighborhood to neighborhood, opening up more than 2,500 fire hydrants to flush iron and manganese out of the city's water pipes.
"It takes about 8 or 9 months, usually from April to Thanksgiving," says Shayne Santi, who oversees Madison Water Utility's water main flushing program. "The goal is to flush the whole city one way or another."
But Santi says it didn't used to be that way.
"We used to flush just two weeks in the spring and two weeks in the fall. It was that way up until eleven years ago."
That's when Madison Water Utility faced public outcry over naturally-occurring manganese in the city's drinking water. A shift in pumping patterns had made Madison's longtime manganese issue even worse, and it became clear that cleaning mains for just four weeks a year wasn't enough. Utility officials were pushed to make a change.
"That unfortunate circumstance actually turned to a good thing," insists water chemistry expert Abigail Cantor, P.E., who has worked with Madison Water Utility and other utilities across the country to conduct water quality investigations.
Cantor helped Madison revamp its flushing program. She points out that, these days, it's not just the utility's focus on flushing that sets it apart from many utilities across the Midwest. It's the type of flushing the utility now conducts—a procedure developed in the early '90s known as unidirectional flushing.
"Doing unidirectional flushing versus standard flushing is very important. With unidirectional flushing, you achieve a very high velocity through the pipe and really scour the debris off the pipe walls. You don't stop flushing until you actually measure on a turbidimeter (a device that measures the relative clarity of water) that ... it's very clean."
Madison Water Utility now spends about $300,000 a year on water main flushing alone. About 300 miles of main located in parts of the city where water contains elevated levels of iron and manganese are flushed using the unidirectional method.
"Madison is on the forefront of doing unidirectional flushing and having a routine protocol for doing that," Cantor says. "It's essential for achieving the best water quality that can be achieved."
"Overall the water quality is night and day, in the downtown area especially," adds Santi.
Photo: MWU installed iron and magnanese filters at this north side well as part of a $5.3 million facility overhaul
The utility has also spent millions of dollars installing iron and manganese filtration systems at some well facilities and is stepping up its water main replacement program. It's all part of a multifaceted approach to dealing with what Cantor calls a common water quality problem in the Midwest. Communities throughout the area have high levels of iron and manganese in their groundwater. Cantor has examined the water quality in so many of those places and beyond, she's lost count.
"It's like I'm a pipe whisperer," she laughs. "You can see amazing things if you take water samples in a strategic way ... You can come to some really good conclusions about what is shaping your water quality – the interaction of the water with the piping material and the debris on the pipes."
But she says despite its success, a comprehensive flushing program like the one enacted by Madison Water Utility eleven years ago is still pretty rare.
"The flushing and pipe replacement typically get on the bottom of the budget list in most utilities. There's a big impact of the cleanliness of the pipe on water quality. That sounds like common sense, but for some reason, it's not."
Still, Shanti says there are signs that other utilities are starting to take notice of the program and the benefits of unidirectional flushing.
"I've had a lot of different water utilities call and ask about what's we're doing and ask for advice on how to get a flushing program going," he says.
Water main flushing in Madison started on April 4th. You can find our when crews will be working in your neighborhood on Madison Water Utility's water main flushing page.
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You might have thought it was just one of those silly, spontaneous flash mobs. There were hugs and happy faces dancing in the sunshine at the Town Lift on Thursday. But, if you looked and listened closely, there were also tears and a deadly serious message.
The event was part of "One Billion Rising" a global demonstration calling for an end to violence against women. It was inspired, in part, by the rape of a woman in India who died as a result of injuries sustained in a brutal sexual assault. The crime received international attention and highlighted the continuing plight of women in many societies around the world.
The message was especially poignant in the wake of news that Oscar Pretorius, the heroic amputee who competed in the London Olympics, had been accused that morning of murdering his girlfriend in South Africa.
But local law enforcement and a handful of domestic-violence service providers, many of who were at Thursday's event, were likely thinking about cases that hit much closer to home. They have proof that violence against women occurs within our county and even within our neighborhoods.
According to Park City Mayor Dana Williams, Park City takes pride in being tolerant of diverse ideas but, he said, it will continue to be intolerant of violence. In fact, the community has demonstrated strong support for counseling and protective services for victims of violence. The Park City Board of Realtors annual fundraising effort on behalf of the Peace House and the Police Department's recent hiring of a victim's advocate are two examples.
But, despite Park City and Summit County's relative prosperity and level of awareness they are not immune. The violence may just be less visible.
While the mood was light on Thursday, the resolve was strong. But in order to sustain the effort, local residents need to press state and federal lawmakers to adopt policies that protect women and families from violence.
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Type 1 diabetes may also be known by a variety of other names, including the following:
There are two forms of type 1 diabetes:
Immune-mediated diabetes is the most common form of type 1 diabetes, and the one generally referred to as type 1 diabetes. The information on this page refers to this form of type 1 diabetes.
Type 1 diabetes accounts for 5 to 10 percent of all diagnosed cases of diabetes in the US. Type 1 diabetes usually develops in children or young adults, but can start at any age.
The cause of type 1 diabetes is unknown, but it is believed that genetic and environmental factors (possibly viruses) may be involved. The body's immune system attacks and destroys the insulin producing cells in the pancreas. Insulin allows glucose to enter the cells of the body to provide energy.
When glucose cannot enter the cells, it builds up in the blood and the body's cells literally starve to death. People with type 1 diabetes must take daily insulin injections and regularly monitor their blood sugar levels.
Type 1 diabetes often appears suddenly. The following are the most common symptoms of type 1 diabetes. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
In children, symptoms may be similar to those of having the flu.
The symptoms of type 1 diabetes may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
Type 1 diabetes can cause many different problems. However, the three key complications of diabetes include the following:
The Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT), a landmark 10-year study, demonstrated that persons who lowered their blood glucose concentration have a better chance of delaying or preventing diabetes complications that affect the eyes (retinopathy), kidneys (nephropathy), and nerves (neuropathy). Two groups of patients with type 1 diabetes were studied: one group followed a standard treatment regimen and the other group followed an intensive treatment regimen. Persons who lowered their blood glucose levels practiced the intensive treatment regimens which included careful self-monitoring of glucose, multiple daily insulin injections, and close physician contact.
Specific treatment for type 1 diabetes will be determined by your physician based on:
People with type 1 diabetes must have daily injections of insulin to keep their blood sugar level within normal ranges. Other parts of the treatment protocol may include:
Advances in diabetes research have led to improved methods of managing diabetes and treating its complications. However, scientists continue to explore the causes of diabetes and ways to prevent and treat the disorder. Other methods of administering insulin through inhalers and pills are currently being studied. Scientists are investigating gene involvement in type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and some genetic markers for type 1 diabetes have been identified. Pancreas and islet cell transplants are also being performed.
Type 2 diabetes is a metabolic disorder resulting from the body's inability to make enough, or to properly use, insulin. It used to be called non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM).
Without adequate production or utilization of insulin, the body cannot move blood sugar into the cells. It is a chronic disease that has no known cure. It is the most common type of diabetes, accounting for 90 to 95 percent of diabetes cases.
Type 2 diabetes is commonly preceded by prediabetes. In prediabetes, blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not high enough to be defined as diabetes. However, many people with prediabetes develop type 2 diabetes within 10 years, states the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. Prediabetes also increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. With modest weight loss and moderate physical activity, people with prediabetes can delay or prevent type 2 diabetes.
Prediabetes affects 57 million people in the US, according to the American Diabetes Association.
The exact cause of type 2 diabetes is unknown. However, there does appear to be a genetic factor which causes it to run in families. And, although a person can inherit a tendency to develop type 2 diabetes, it usually takes another factor, such as obesity, to bring on the disease.
Type 2 diabetes may be prevented or delayed by following a program to eliminate or reduce risk factors - particularly losing weight and increasing exercise. Information gathered by the Diabetes Prevention Program, sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and the American Diabetes Association, continues to study this possibility.
The following are the most common symptoms of type 2 diabetes. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
Some people who have type 2 diabetes exhibit no symptoms. Symptoms may be mild and almost unnoticeable, or easy to confuse with signs of aging. Half of all Americans who have diabetes do not know it.
The symptoms of type 2 diabetes may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
Risk factors for type 2 diabetes include the following:
Specific treatment for type 2 diabetes will be determined by your physician based on:
The United Kingdom Prospective Diabetes Study (UKPDS), the longest and largest study of persons with type 2 diabetes completed in Europe in 1998, demonstrated that intensive control of glucose and blood pressure in these persons reduced the risk of kidney disease, blindness, stroke, and heart attack.
The goal of treatment is to keep blood sugar levels as close to normal as possible. Emphasis is on control of blood sugar (glucose) by monitoring the levels, regular physical activity, meal planning, and routine healthcare. Treatment of diabetes is an ongoing process of management and education that includes not only the person with diabetes, but also healthcare professionals and family members.
Often, type 2 diabetes can be controlled through losing weight, improved nutrition, and exercise alone. However, in some cases, these measures are not enough and either oral medications and/or insulin must be used. Treatment often includes:
Untreated or inappropriately-treated diabetes can cause problems with the kidneys, legs, feet, eyes, heart, nerves, and blood flow, which could lead to kidney failure, gangrene, amputation, blindness, or stroke. For these reasons, it is important to follow a strict treatment plan.
Gestational diabetes is a condition in which the glucose level is elevated and other diabetic symptoms appear during pregnancy in a woman who has not previously been diagnosed with diabetes. All diabetic symptoms disappear following delivery.
Unlike type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes is not caused by a lack of insulin, but by blocking effects of other hormones on the insulin that is produced, a condition referred to as insulin resistance.
Approximately 4 percent of all pregnant women in the United States are diagnosed with gestational diabetes.
Although the cause of gestational diabetes is not known, there are some theories as to why the condition occurs.
The placenta supplies a growing fetus with nutrients and water, as well as produces a variety of hormones to maintain the pregnancy. Some of these hormones (estrogen, cortisol, and human placental lactogen) can have a blocking effect on insulin. This is called contra-insulin effect, which usually begins about 20 to 24 weeks into the pregnancy.
As the placenta grows, more of these hormones are produced, and insulin resistance becomes greater. Normally, the pancreas is able to make additional insulin to overcome insulin resistance, but when the production of insulin is not enough to overcome the effect of the placental hormones, gestational diabetes results.
Although any woman can develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy, some of the factors that may increase the risk include the following:
Although increased glucose in the urine is often included in the list of risk factors, it is not believed to be a reliable indicator for gestational diabetes.
Gestational diabetes maybe diagnosed with a 50 gram glucose screening test, which involves drinking a glucose drink followed by measurement of blood sugar levels after one hour.
If this test shows a blood sugar level of greater than 140 mg/dL, a three-hour glucose tolerance test may be performed after a few days of following a special diet. If results of the second test are in the abnormal range, gestational diabetes is diagnosed.
Specific treatment for gestational diabetes will be determined by your physician based on:
Treatment for gestational diabetes focuses on keeping blood glucose levels in the normal range. Treatment may include:
Unlike type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes generally does not cause birth defects. Birth defects usually originate sometime during the first trimester (before the 13th week) of pregnancy. But, the insulin resistance from the contra-insulin hormones produced by the placenta does not usually occur until approximately the 24th week. Women with gestational diabetes generally have normal blood sugar levels during the critical first trimester.
The complications of gestational diabetes are usually manageable and preventable. The key to prevention is careful control of blood sugar levels just as soon as the diagnosis of gestational diabetes is made.
Infants of mothers with gestational diabetes are vulnerable to several chemical imbalances, such as low serum calcium and low serum magnesium levels, but, in general, there are two major problems of gestational diabetes: macrosomia and hypoglycemia.
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Traveling to Egypt
It is a hot, still afternoon in Egypt, and I am reclining on the floor of a felucca, a white, wide-bottomed sailboat. A gentle Nubian river captain makes me tea and recites one of his poems as we float down the Nile, the city of Aswan appearing on our right, the banks of Elephantine Island blooming on our left.
I can't remember the last time I felt this relaxed — it's as if my bones are melting. There is a slight breeze as we float, a breeze that feels sweet juxtaposed with the heat. Until now, my trip to Egypt has been at breakneck speed: I've dodged hair-raising traffic in Cairo, risen at dawn to traverse the west bank of Luxor by hot-air balloon, zipped from one tomb to another in the Valley of the Kings.
But the hassles of this trip — the language mix-ups, the cultural confusions, the sexual repression I feel on the streets — are slipping away as I sip tea steeped in mint, listen to the occasional slap of oars on water, and watch the horizon. For once, that's all I have to do: just watch the horizon.
Other veterans of travel to Egypt will tell you about the awe-inspiring pharaohs' tombs, the repose of the Sphinx, the beauty of the mosques. I wouldn't offer a word of argument — everything they say is true — but I wouldn't trade my afternoon on the Nile for anything.
The Current of My Life
When you float down the Nile, you actually float north. This dizzying fact upends any notion you have of what is the right direction for things: The southern half of the country is known as Upper Egypt, which means, of course, that the northern half is Lower Egypt.
The current of my life has never quite run in the expected direction either. I used to think that adventure and travel were for your 20s, before you settled down. My motto would have been "Backpack to youth hostels while ye may." Only I never got around to that kind of travel when I was younger. Wanting both money and security, I worked all my summers in college, then landed a steady job in Saint Paul; I was vested in a pension plan before I turned 30. But now, in my 40s, I live as a writer in New York City, a midlife woman who not only realizes that her time on the planet is finite but also that she wants to see as much of that planet as possible. Thus, when my friend Craig, a filmmaker and TV producer, announces that he is taking a year off to teach in Cairo, I hear myself promising him that I will visit.
Still, I don't believe it myself until it is April and I am on a jet beginning its descent into Cairo. No, wait — the sweet-voiced flight attendant has now announced that we are actually landing in Sharm el-Sheikh, a luxury resort area on the Red Sea, because of severe sandstorms in Cairo. Sandstorms? I hurriedly consult my guidebook. Yes, there it is, a plain-faced warning that in early spring, Egypt is hit by the khamsin, hot winds of whipped sand so dense you can't see in front of you. I do an inventory of my situation: first trip to the African continent; first trip to an Islamic country; I know only one person, and he lives in a city where my plane can't land. Not to mention, up is down and down is up. I'm oddly cheerful. Who knows what will happen next?
What happens next is I meet Maha, an Egyptian businesswoman who lends me her cell phone and her companionship during a 12-hour day of waiting in the airport and at a hotel. When it's unclear how soon the sands will subside, we make a pact: We will turn this detour into a destination. We will climb nearby Mount Sinai together. She has just returned from Indiana, where her first grandchild was born; she swore on his safe delivery that she would climb to the summit in thanksgiving. Me, I've never been, which is reason enough. So I am a little disappointed when the skies clear and we actually take off for Cairo.
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At least I arrive in time for my belly dancing lesson. Oh, don't make that face. If you knew that a famous belly dancer in Cairo gave lessons in her home studio overlooking the Nile, wouldn't you sign up?


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It is not possible at the moment to create an upload element. When I set required = false, the file is not uploaded and there is no validation. When I set required = true a file is needed. It is not possible to set the form element optional.
Requirements for my form:
Image is optional. Image are upload ->validate this. Image not uploaded -> ignore image.
Here's my config ini:
news.create.elements.image.type = "file" news.create.elements.image.options.label = "Bild" news.create.elements.image.options.validators.size.validator = "Size" news.create.elements.image.options.validators.size.options = "20MB" news.create.elements.image.options.validators.mimetype.validator = "Mimetype" news.create.elements.image.options.validators.mimetype.options = "image/gif,image/jpeg,image/png" news.create.elements.image.options.required = false
My php:
$config = Zend_Registry::get ('config'); $form = new My_Form ($config->news->create); $form->image->setDestination (ROOT_DIR . '/public/images/neuigkeiten');
if ($this->_request->isPost ()) { $formData = $this->_request->getPost ();
if ($form->isValid ($formData)) {
} else {
$form->populate ($formData);
To validate only the file we are interesting in ( $this->getName() ) and return true if : 1 : the validation only failed because no file were uploaded (Zend_Validate_File_Upload::NO_FILE ) AND 2 : the file were not required (isRequired() == false)
Also clean the error ( $adapter->clearErrors() ) so no error message will be displayed on the form for a non required file input.
Sorry, the last one is wrong. This one is good.
Just add the "clearErrors()" so we can remove the "NoFile" error on a non required file input.
Please try r11258 and see if it fit's your needs.
Problem was solved differenty as the underlaying feature is not only related to HTTP POST.
In Form_Element_File, we should only try to receive the file that we are actualy validation, otherwise, if you mixed required and not require file input in the same form, the validation will fail on the required file.
Index: Form/Element/File.php
--- Form/Element/File.php (revision 11259) +++ Form/Element/File.php (working copy) @@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ } }
- if($adapter->receive($value)) {
- if($adapter->receive($this->getName())) { return true; }
And, in File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract, just a little fix :
Index: File/Transfer/Adapter/Abstract.php
--- File/Transfer/Adapter/Abstract.php (revision 11259) +++ File/Transfer/Adapter/Abstract.php (working copy) @@ -506,7 +506,7 @@ } }
- if ($this->_options['ignoreNoFile'] and (isset($this->_messages['fileUploadErrorNoFile']))) {
- if ($this->_options['ignoreNoFile'] and (isset($fileerrors['fileUploadErrorNoFile']))) { $fileerrors = array(); }
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Published: Monday, March 4, 2013 at 9:42 a.m.
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Maxine Everhart Shaw, 83, of Brookstone Retirement Center, formerly of Holly Grove Road, passed away Saturday night, March 2, 2013, at Brookstone.
Her funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Davidson Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Sammy Allison Jr. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Davidson Funeral Home.
Maxine was born in Davidson County on Dec. 15, 1929, to Gurley James Everhart and Allie Bessie Loman Everhart. She was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Baron Shaw on Oct. 26, 1992; and a son, Kenneth Shaw.
Surviving are her daughters, Patricia Cranford (Russell) and Alice Newman, all of Lexington; sons Paul Shaw of Asheboro and James Shaw of Troy; 12 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and sisters Allie Shaw, Gladys Weavil and Frances Weaver, all of Lexington.
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Today is the second day of See's Thanksgiving Truffle collection. I have another part of their "Seasonal Pie Truffles" collection: the Pecan Pie truffle. I was partiuclarly interested in this truffle because, in regard to pies, my family is 100% all about pumpkin. We love it and have no desire to have any other pie with our Thanksgiving spread. I can only think of two times in my life where I have had pecan pie. Once was while I was over at a friend's house after Thanksgiving, and the other was brought by a different friend when my family did a potluck Thanksgiving one year. So my experiences with this beloved and classic pie is extremely limited. Which brings me to my review today, since it's Pecan Pie!
The truffle is gorgeous. It's a mountain of pristine, white chocolate crowned with a pecan half. It smells sweet and has an extremely rich, nutty flavor of the roasted pecans. The flavor is absolutely amazing, I daresay it trumps a real pecan pie (from what I remember!). The texture is smooth, as the pecan is blended so finely into the butter cream center that no pieces are left to get stuck in your teeth. The flavor stars off sweet and buttery of the white chocolate coating, then it gradually melts away to the flavor of the center which is fully of the flavors of rich brown sugar, molasses and pecans. The pecans certainly take center stage as the main flavor, as they sound, and it makes for an intensely nutty, rich, and flavor truffle.
I was impressed with these! They are very flavorful and delicious. I found I love having them paired with coffee or tea, in true dessert style. This truffle is one of the few in the "Seasonal Pie Collection" that you can buy separately in its own box. I can easily see these as a thoughtful hostess gift for Thanksgiving or for a treat for yourself if you don't have the time or energy to make a pie yourself. Yum!
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. -- The men's tennis program will begin its spring season ranked 52nd nationally by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. It is the highest ranking in program history.
The Buccaneers are ranked No. 6 in Region II, also its best rankings in school history.
Two singles players and one doubles team also earned recognition. Junior Gustavo Gomez (Balcarce, Argentina) will begin the spring ranked 67th nationally. He also earned a No. 14 ranking in Region II. Gomez finished last season ranked 97th in the nation.
The other ETSU singles player that earned a ranking was freshman Marcos Pavlovich (Otamendi, Argentina). Pavlovich is ranked No. 16 in Region II. The doubles team of Gomez and sophomore Roberto Fernandez (Buenos Aires, Argentina) is ranked No. 7 in Region II.
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At about 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, a large semi truck traveling east on U.S. Hwy. 50 failed to make the curve at Swink (Road 24.5 intersection) and rolled over, taking out a power pole and downing power lines onto Hwy. 50. The driver was killed. Emergency vehicles, including ambulance and emergency medical technicians, fire truck and police were at the scene, plus numerous town officials, who cut the power to the lines so that the emergency crews could work safely.
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Cinco de Mayo is this weekend and today's DIY flower piñata will add a fun pop of color to your celebration! I fell in love with the idea of making a piñata full of flowers for the holiday, and was surprised by how easy this was to make. It adds such a fun, unexpected touch (…) Read more
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sisi Favorite of all my friends I think its safe to say everyone would die over these. The top of the shroom is dark chocolate, the bottom half milk chocolate. The cookie is nice and crunchy. It's very rich and super cute. Love it. February 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wildcat Very yummy A great little snack, and, as another reviewer said, addicting. Just the right amount of chocolate paired with the right amount of cookie. I got on sale, but even at full price they are a good value. Yummmmm. They would look pretty in a candy jar or dish, but around my house they'd never last long enough to admire. So why bother? Just chomp 'em down and get some more! January 19, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5 by TokeiUdedokei Delicious and better then Pocky! :D These are very cute and delicious! They're even better then Pocky and I love Pocky! You get more chocolate for the biscuit part of the snack then in Pocky and the shape gives you a different and delicious experience :D The only bad thing is the price, I wish it didn't cost so much! I'd buy so much of it and give it as gifts! I'm use to how much it had cost at a Japanese store I went to a few years ago but now World Market is a couple of dollars cheaper! Though recently when I went to get some at World Market I couldn't find it :[ June 4, 2011
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An 18-year-old Newark man has been arrested and charged with 25 counts of dealing child pornography.
The Delaware Child Predator Task Force arrested Roosevelt J. Cubbage, Jr. Oct. 9 after executing a search warrant at his residence in the 4200 block of Cindy Drive and seizing two laptop computers containing images and videos of child pornography.
An undercover online investigation led to the arrest of Cubbage, charging him with distributing the images and videos over the Internet.
Police detained Cubbage after police collected evidence, said Jason Miller, a spokesman for the Department of Justice.
He was taken to Delaware State Police Troop 2 for questioning and based on that and the evidence sized, he was arrested and charged with 25 counts of dealing child pornography.
Cubbage was arraigned over videophone at J.P. Court 2 and committed to the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in default of $250,000 secured bail.
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It's beginning to look a lot like the holidays… Or at least that's what retailers seem to be saying.
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Director of Planning and Urban Design Represents City of Wilmington at International Public Management Conference in Namibia
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On June 18, 2013, Sophia Hanson, Director of the City's Department of Planning and Urban Design, travelled to Windhoek, Namibia to present at the 2013 International Public Management Conference.
The conference focused on the planning, economic growth and sustainable development of communities worldwide. Situated in Southern West Africa, and bordered between Angola and South Africa, Namibia was named by Bloomberg News, in 2013, as the top emerging market economy in Africa and the 13th best in the world.
"Namibia provided the perfect location for a conference designed to stimulate discussion on ways to promote economic and physical development," said Hanson.
As an experienced City Planner, Hanson presented on innovative planning techniques that incorporate the ideas and input of both the business community and the citizenry. Other notable presentations made at the conference included the United States Ambassador to Namibia, Wanda Nesbitt. Her Excellency spoke on investments made in countries to create a better future versus aid that only meets the needs of the day.
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Top 50 trucking companies: Emerging from the shadows
Leading trucking company CEOs say it's time to pay down debt and put profit to work to recapitalize their businesses - all at a time of tightening capacity. For shippers, the days of rock bottom rates could be long gone.
"Customers understand it…Yield improvement is very important right now. It's been three or four tough years, and we need to rebound in terms of profitability in order to reinvest in our businesses." - Bill Logue, President and CEO of FedEx Freight
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This year is a time for change, top carrier executives agree. Having ridden out the storm, leading trucking executives say it's now time to focus on profits. Fleets need money to recaptitalize after three lean years and shippers should be bracing for higher freight rates across the board, they say.
"Customers understand it," says FedEx Freight's Logue. "Yield improvement is very important right now. It's been three or four tough years, and we need to rebound in terms of profitability in order to reinvest in our businesses."
That's already starting to happen. Last year, sales of new Class-8 trucks rose nearly 15 percent year over year, while medium-duty truck sales zoomed 24.7 percent to 271,992 units, according to WardsAuto.com.
Carriers are adjusting their networks to meet customers' needs. Often, that has meant reinventing long-haul truckload networks into a series of regional networks in order to place trucking equipment and drivers closer to their customers as shippers have increasingly created a series of five or six regional distribution networks to cover the country.
"We've been a long-haul trucker for 75 years, but now we have 50 percent of our business in regional configuration," says Schneider's Rourke. "We have reinvented ourselves."
That's because that's where shipping is going. Because more long-haul freight is moving on the railroads, Rourke says the over-the-road emphasis is on short-haul (under 750 miles) going by truck.
"Previously, in our long-haul network, we might have dispatched a truck once a day," Rourke says. "In our new regional model, we dispatch that truck on average one and a-half times a day. The intensity has picked up the entire pace across our operation."
This has occurred in response to changing shipper demands. "They've deployed inventory closer and closer to the end user, whether it's industrial or retail freight," Rourke says. "We've studied the demands of the market and that's why we've made the change."
Similarly, LTL carriers have tweaked their operations. Pitt Ohio recent expanded its service offerings, adding a small package service, heat-track service, temperature control, truckload, and logistics capabilities.
Averitt Express, No. 13 on the LTL list, has historically been a Southeast regional carrier. But it has changed with the times, joining Pitt Ohio and four other regional LTL carriers to form the Reliance Network. That consortium, launched in 2009, has grown to be the eighth-largest LTL network nationally, according to a recent Raymond James analysis.
"Regionalized distribution networks are popular in the industry because they offer quick and flexible services," says Phil Pierce, Averitt's executive vice president of sales and marketing. "However, many shippers have long-haul LTL needs. The challenge with regionalized networks has been shipping outside of the network; so, in response to this, Averitt participated in forming the Reliance Network."
Similarly, FedEx Freight recently transformed its operations from separate long-haul and regional operations into one network handling both types of freight. It also changed the nomenclature from "regional" and "long haul" to "expedited" and "economy" and pricing that freight accordingly.
More and more, freight is being priced according to its distinct characteristics and its cost within a carrier's network. Shippers who tend "driver-friendly" freight (on pallets with no waiting time for drivers on pickups and deliveries) will be getting spared the higher increases that other customers might face.
"If a shipper is making it as easy as possible for freight to be picked up, that allows us to be much more flexible on rates," adds FedEx Freight's Logue.
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