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That episode was ... FANTASTIC. OMG. The writing was funny, witty. I want moooooore !
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She knew mentioning the money was what would make him angry, and that's what she talked to him about. Since he's in denial about his reasons for doing everything, he started going on and on about how she had to go because it would hurt the firm, when it was his ego and pride that got smashed, just like with Alicia. Poor Will, all these women hurting him.
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Finally got to watch this week's episode. Awesome! I don't think we are really meant to be taking sides (I certainly can't), rather we are just supposed to be .
Creating drama!
OMG....there was so much going on I could hardly keep up. That was the best hour of television that I've watched in a while, and that's saying a lot since I'm a huge Scandal fan. My heart couldn't take it!
What's so captivating about this show is that everyone pretends to be so damn righteous, yet no one has any room to talk about anybody's ethical behavior because it's all questionable. No one here is innocent, without blame, or undeserving of bad and evil things happening to them, regardless of how hard they try to pretend otherwise. Everybody uses everybody, period, and now it's just been called out.
But in the end, if I have to pick a side, I'm going with Team Florrick/Agos. And that's just because Will is such a sh*t. He's not as big a sh*t as Peter, but he's inching right along. He's still in love with Alicia, although I find that to be kind of disgusting because he's using her and her position as a politician's wife in order to advance himself and the firm. Right now he's pissed off because she got the better of him. He's acting on emotion, not logic. He's always allowed his emotions to get the better of him and he's never going to be as hard assed as he wants to be because of it. And that was really not cool for him to keep her phone. Alicia is not technologically sophisticated enough to have downloaded any files into her phone and Will knew it. That was a control tactic. Remember, she was on the phone trying to get her son to help her download the rest of the files.
Diane is a bit of a hypocrite too. And she's going to end up without a judgeship or a job. And she deserves it. And it's most fitting for her because at one point she was supposed to be the most loyal of the bunch. Cary was right when he said she brought it on herself, although he didn't know how deep that's gonna go. He's bitter, and he should be. They chose Alicia over him even after he had the most billable hours. After all, Alicia was the state's attorney's wife. They rehired him after he got fired from the state's attorney's office because of his inside knowledge there. They offered the fourth years partnerships and took back everybody's but Alicia's because she was the governor elect's wife. Yes, they treated Cary pretty badly.
I'm still trying to decide if I'm mad at Kalinda. She appears to be loyal to Will, but it looked like there were tears in her eyes when he asked for the second time over drinks in his office if she was loyal to him because he was going to destroy the competition. Am I reading too much into that? Was she teary because she knows that she's going to betray Alicia again? The only other time we ever saw any real emotion out of Kalinda was when Alicia found out that she slept with Peter. Is that a hint?
I don't know about any body else, but I am just so glad that Alicia is finally taking ahold of her own destiny. It was brilliant, watching how well she had observed everyone and how she knew all of the partners' habits and concerns. I'm glad that she has decided not to be walked over any more and that she's doing something for herself. She has avoided using her husband's influence up to now, but I hope that she takes advantage of it in the future.
Peter is still a sleaze. I was glad to see him handle this whole situation "like a husband." And his warning to Will was just great! No, Will, you don't want to go up against him and Alicia.
One more thing....am I the only one wondering where Elsbeth is going to go? She's just brilliant and worth a having a fight over!
The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are--Joseph Campbell
Mamie Gummer is guest starring this week!
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
The writers are so awesome. How many funny moments. Ethics gal with the Soup Pot! LOL Absolutely loved the whole episode. WHEEEEE!
I suddenly find myself older than I ever intended to be--Roxy Hart in "Chicago"
Interesting twist that Ethics Babe is pregnant. I was expecting her to make a play for Peter, um I mean Governor Florrick. She got to see both sides of Alicia pretty quickly - the caring empathetic one, and the 'don't feck with my family or firm' one.
I find it very hard to believe that there is ZERO temporary office space in Chicago. I know they're all packed into Alicia's place for the humor value, but seriously - go find some temp space. It's clear to see that Carey and the others are already playing Cary against her.
Crushed for Diane losing the judgeship. But, we saw it coming when she was instrumental in having the governor's wife escorted from her building.
Bored with the 'Will on the edge' subplot. Tattoo and crazy chick will not end well.
There is blood in the water and the sharks are circling! It's like a diabolical chess game. The rest of this season should be a really fun roller-coaster ride!!
I really can't believe that Diane, as astute as she is, thought that messing with the Governor's wife was not going to jeopardize her judgeship. I think that was a weak plot right there, on top of the everybody at Alicia's place contrivance.
Just got caught up on last week and yesterday's ep. WTF is up with Will and his tattooed love babe? with whom he makes out publicly in the office after knowing her for all of three days?? pml.
Grace continues to be the stupidest child of semi-celebrities ever.
Ooooh, eville eville stuff going one between our rival firms. I know some folks were rooting for Lockhart Gardner after the big split, and I think it's interested to get two eps where Florrick Agos thinks they've won some battles against Goliath only to be set back on their heels again -- but you know there's going to have to be a big win for the underdogs soon.
I'm liking the way we're still getting some Kalinda and some COTWs (tell me we've not heard the last of the case against the college kid - the trans "uncle" was way unbelievable, but I'm a sucker for locked room type mysteries.
Hooray for Nathan Lane! And his OTT unbelievable offer of free work!
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The scene last week with Diana crying in that bathroom after Kalinda broke the news that judgeship was essentially gone was so perfectly acted by Christine Baranski.
I am loving this show all over again! Sooooooooooooo many twists and turns...JUICY STUFF!!
I felt that this last episode was really the "best of Broadway" edition...Nathan Lane, Christian Borle, Hunter Parrish...WOW! And we have Alan Cumming as a semi-regular and Denis O'Hare as a recurring judge (the ultra-liberal one); and I know there have been others**. Such great acting by all.
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But its crime scenes, courtrooms and law offices are crawling with top-tier New York theater talent: Tovah Feldshuh did jury duty, Kate Burton was appointed chief justice, Terry Kinney traded construction kickbacks, Craig Bierko channeled Glenn Beck, and Boyd Gaines and Elizabeth Marvel fretted over their son, a teenage murder suspect. Jessica Hecht and Santino Fontana, critically lauded casualties of Broadway's short-lived "Brighton Beach Memoirs" revival, both showed up as plaintiffs in midseason episodes, while Patrick Heusinger and Mary Catherine Garrison filmed guests spots before beginning their current Broadway runs in "Next Fall" and "Lend Me a Tenor" respectively.
The judge's bench has been a revolving door of stage luminaries, some of whom — Denis O'Hare, Dick Latessa and Joanna Gleason — could use their Tony Awards as gavels.Dylan Baker ("God of Carnage"), James Carpinello ("Rock of Ages") and Karen Olivo ("West Side Story") have all juggled TV shooting schedules while doing eight stage performances a week.Ms. Olivo, a Tony Award winner from "West Side Story," is expected to be back for Season 2, joining the fellow stage veterans Mary Beth Peil and Alan Cumming, as well as Ms. Baranski.
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I'm saving this season to watch all the episodes back to back. Maybe I'll split them in two, and I'll have a Christmas feast and a May feast. I trust I won't be disappointed.
Julianna Marguiles was just on Letterman's: she said the writers are being so amazing she's sending them food baskets.
The writing really is great! The silly stuff, like operating out of the apartment or the ethics woman's morning sickness, don't bother me at all. (Please let there be ethical issue involving the baby daddy.) I'm definitely on team Floririck and Argos. Suborning perjury to try to hold someone liable for something that isn't their fault? That is sooooo unethical. Will is awful in so many different ways.
Diana might not have been as bad as Will and David Lee, but she didn't do anything to stop them either. And she didn't exactly come across a woman with integrity when she tried to undermine her former client's firearm case.
You never know what Kalinda's up to. Will is stupid to trust her, but so was Cary.
They do have to give us more closure on some of these cases.
It's official. I am madly in love with Meryl Davis.
I liked the Natalie Flores story line. Surprisingly good chemistry between her and Eli. The older guy/younger woman thing often has a skeevy vibe, and I would have thought that adding Eli to the mix would have made it even worse. But it actually worked.
However, I'm really, really tired of the ridiculous LG and FA battle. Stealing furniture and going through privileged files? It's so beyond how a major firm would behave. How most lawyers would behave. Will's character has become ridiculous. Boot him from the show and bring in more Natalie.
I am wondering what is going through Diane's mind regarding Will and his "new hire" and then David doing a 180 on that same hire. She looks ... pensive, as though she has some serious thinking to do. I think, like Kalinda, she feel something is not quite right but extends to more than just the new guy.
I found the "removing" of the furniture very juvenile indeed. If this is what Will is thinking is good for the direction of his firm, then he fully needs to be booted in his @ss by Diane. I would love to see her bring him down about, oh say, 25 steps or so. I don't know what is supposedly going through his head but as much as I disliked his former self, I DETEST this one. Payback may be a bitch, but he's acting like a spoiled child who didn't get his own way and is now set out to "destroy" everyone and everything else at pretty much any cost. I look forward to karma handing him some. Unfortunately, it's likely to be later than sooner.
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At first it was exciting to see the conflict between LG and FA...a battle of wits and legal maneuvering. But it is getting juvenile, far-fetched, and completely unrealistic.
Will's OTT behavior is really getting annoying...I am definitely on Team Alicia. I hope he gets his comeuppance soon, and we can get back to a more believable story direction.


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Times of Smithtown reports Smithtown Town Board has scheduled a public hearing for its June 21 meeting on an amendment to town's code of ethics that prohibits town employees from hiring relatives.
The proposed amendment reads, "No elected official, officer or employee of the town shall participate in any decision to hire, promote, discipline or discharge a relative or family member for or in any position in the town government."
In such case, a relative is defined as "any person living in the same household as the individual and any person who is a direct descendent of the individual's grandparents or the spouse of such descendent," according to the Times of Smithtown.
Superintendent Patrick Vecchio pointed to the town's highway department as being notorious for hiring kin, according to the Times of Smithtown, highlighting that Highway Supervisor Glenn Jorgenson hired his own son.
However, in the article Jorgenson refutes the claim stating that he followed personnel regulations within the union contract when dealing with his son.
The public hearing on the proposed amendment will be held 8 p.m. June 21 at the Eugene A. Cannataro Senior Citizen Center.
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---- — GLEN ARBOR — The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is not the only thing that is growing — so are efforts to raise money to maintain and expand the trail.
What organizers hope will become an annual Sleepy Bear Twilight Bike Ride is scheduled for the evening of Aug. 11, to raise money for maintenance, operating and winter grooming of the new and popular trail.
The estimated yearly cost of maintenance is about $1,000 per mile, trail advocates said.
The first paved segment of the trail stretches four miles from the Dune Climb to Glen Haven. It opened in June 2012 and appears to be getting a lot of non-motorized use.
A survey done by the nonprofit Friends of the Heritage Trail during the third week of August 2012 indicated an average of 378 trail users each week day and 507 on weekend days – or a total 2,900 for the week, said Tom Ulrich, deputy federal park superintendent.
Judy Finn first rode the trail while on vacation last year and returned two weeks ago.
"We had such a lovely time, we wanted to come back," Judy said. "It was so fun because last year the kids were just learning to ride and this time they were riding ahead."
She said the family spent a week on vacation in Alden and made a side trip to Glen Arbor for another ride before heading home to Ohio.
"It was such a beautiful day we came just to do the trail," she said.
Construction of the next paved segment — from the Dune Climb south to Empire — is scheduled to be completed by Memorial Day, Ulrich said.
A permanent donor plaza also will be built at the base of the Dune Climb to recognize donors who give $1,000 or more.
The Sleepy Bear Twilight Bike Ride is sponsored by the Friends group and Cherry Republic. It starts at 8 p.m. at Cherry Republic, 6026 S. Lake Street, near the corner of Lake and State streets. Cherry Republic is a Glen Arbor-based business that sells cherry products and other merchandise through its four retail outposts, website and catalog.
The total nine-mile loop to the Dune Climb and back is expected to take about 90 minutes and riders should be back to Glen Arbor by dusk at 9:30 p.m., said Todd Ciolek, Cherry Republic's chief operating officer.
"Our goal for this first year is to get 250 people riding and to build from there," Ciolek said.
Participants can sign up at friendsofsleepingbear.org/donate. The cost is $30 per family or $10 for an individual.
Proceeds will be used for maintenance and grooming only and should not be confused with TART Trails' ongoing larger Phase II fundraising campaign, which seeks $775,000 in private donations to build two new sections of paved trail, Ciolek said. TART has raised $175,000 of that goal, so far.
The two new Phase II segments and expected completion dates are:
• Five miles from Glen Arbor to Port Oneida by fall 2014;
• Three miles from Port Oneida to County Road 669 (Bohemian Road) by sometime in 2015.
Estimated cost of Phase II is a little over $5 million, said Pam Darling, TART Trails development development director. TART already has secured $4,276,000 in public funding for Phase II.
The overall 27-mile Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail is at least a decade-long project of the Leelanau Scenic Heritage Route Committee (LSHR). Trail development is a partnership between the LSHR Committee, the Michigan Department of Transportation, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes, and TART Trails
When completed, the trail will stretch from Manning Road south of Empire to Good Harbor Beach at County Road 651 at the lakeshore's north end.
Yet another fundraising effort — the Dune Dash, a four-mile walk/run on the trail — is scheduled to start at 9 a.m. on Aug. 17 at the Dune Climb. It also will finish in the same spot. All proceeds will go to support the trail.
Registration costs are $30 for adults 18 and older, $20 for teens 13 to 17 and $15 for children 12 and younger. Prices go up $5 after after Aug. 15. The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore also charges an entrance fee of $10 per vehicle if you do not already have a park pass.
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Step-by-step, pedal-by-pedal, each of my daughters reached the important milestone of riding their bikes without training wheels this past summer.
To them, the ability to ride a bike meant gaining a certain amount of freedom at our family campground — a chance to keep up with friends, explore new territory and help run items from Point A to Point B.
This Thursday, Middleburg resident George Weller will be using his bicycle to help others, too. Weller is a drug and alcohol counselor and clinical supervisor with Gaudenzia in Sunbury and Middleburg. He is also an avid cyclist ever since a friend got him involved in the outdoors activity several years ago.
"I was out of shape and wanted to get healthy. A friend suggested that I try cycling," Weller said. "I bought a bike and built up from riding eight miles. It took a few years and a lot of hard effort to get to the point that I'm at now."
That point includes a 100-mile awareness ride Weller has planned later this week. On Thursday morning, he'll begin at the Gaudenzia outpatient facility in Harrisburg, riding north to the Middleburg Gaudenzia location and then east to the Sunbury and eventually the Berwick offices. The total trip will eclipse the 100-mile mark.
"National statistics state that one in four families are directly affected by substance abuse. This places a tremendous burden on our communities," Weller said. "The financial cost alone drives the majority of our prision system. DUI and drug-related charges are often the sign of an untreated subsatnce abuse problem. The emotional costs are immeasurable."
According to Weller, what is measurable is the benefits of quality treatment. Statistics show that every $1 invested in addiction treatment saves $7 in reduced crime and criminal justice costs. Factoring in health care costs, the ratio is closer to 1-to-12 in savings.
"With proper support in the forms of treatment, community-based support groups and the courts addressing underlying substance dependance issues, recovery on an individual, family and societal level is possible," Weller said.
The 100-mile ride throughout the Valley is geared towards awareness this year, with hopes that it will become an annual benefit ride that will grow in size and fundraising scope. Weller already has received donations towards this year's ride and those interested in helping the cause can get involved via Gaudenzia's website: www.gaudenzia.org.
The biggest hurdle in our region to addiction treatment, according to Weller, is a reliable source of transportation in a spread-out, rural environment.
How does one cyclist hope to tackle large-scale transportation issues via a 100-mile trek across the region?
The same way two young girls learn to shed their training wheels and attack every nook and cranny of their favorite family campground.
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SELINSGROVE — Call it a Super Sunday, if you are a New York Giants fan.
That's because Giants fullback Henry Hynoski and wide receiver Hakeem Nicks will visit Amato's Pizza on Route 522 in Penn Township to meet fans.
Marcello Amato, who has passion for sports and memorabilia, said he is in touch with the New York Giants all the time and decided to bring in a few of the players.
"I have a connection with the Giants," he said. "I met these guys during the regular season and I have a hobby of collecting sports memorabilia and figured this would be a nice thing for Giants fans."
Hynoski is no stranger to the Valley. The former Southern Columbia High School and University of Pittsburgh football star visits family and friends regularly.
In his last game last year, Hynoski scored his first NFL touchdown and performed the memorable "rhino dance."
"It will be great to have him here," Amato said. "This should be a fun day for fans."
The first 100 fans will receive a free Hynoski autograph, and anyone thereafter will have to pay $10, Amato said.
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Downloaded and installed network licens of ACAD 2014.
Activated my license and got my License file.
First tried to replace the 2013 ACAD portion of my old license file with the 2014 file.
(We have Lots of various licenses including Civil 3D, Revit, Inventor, etc. all in one license file.)
License file does not work.
I read the message that came with the Register Once page telling me I may have to re-activate my other licenses.
I reactivated my 2013 AutoCAD and appended the 2014 license onto that with no luck.
I've tried various versions of this with no luck.
I'm going to also write a ticket about this after lunch (cause I'm starving right now).
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In order for your combined Autodesk license file to function / cascade properly, it is recommended that all components be generated on the same day, which potentially would explain why you're having issues.
I would be more than happy to generate a new combined license file for you if you could send me a Private Message (click on my philip.s profile name and then "Send this user a private message") with the relevant licensing info and server name / ID and or the current license file.
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I'm not very clear about your question, what did you mean 'License file does not work'? Can you give us more details on your issue? Did you get any error message or error code?Can you attach your server status and the debug log file to do some research?
I have begun my testing and troubleshooting with the 2014 release of the NLM.
Review my post here. It contains a lot of getting started information and common issues with getting the NLM working.
Also check out the information I have on combining license files.
Thanks for the responses.
I filed a ticket with support and they got me up and running.
Not sure exactly what it was, but I think it has to do with having to reactivate ALL the licenses in the license file.
I had only reactivated the AutoCAD.
Also, apparently they all have to do be reactivated on the same day.
I don't want to do this every time I get a new upgrade, so I guess I'll just wait until I get them all.
Bummer. So much for trying them out as I get them.
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Friday, November 15, 2002The Valparaiso University volleyball team moved within one win of 20 on the season as the Crusaders defeated Chicago State 26-30, 30-19, 30-20, 30-18 on Friday evening in Chicago, Ill.
Liz Mikos (Dundee, Ill./Jacobs H.S.) paced the Crusaders with ten kills and 14 blocks (10 solo), while Marion Hansen (Huntley, Ill./Huntley H.S.) and Michelle Robinson (Bloomington, Ill./Normal H.S.) each added 11 kills for the Brown and Gold.
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In my experience, immediate adverse reactions to topical shampoos usually are mild and consist of pruritus, erythema, flushing,
and rare urticarial episodes. Many of the patients needing long-term shampoo therapy are patients with pruritic diseases (e.g. atopy). A worsening of the pruritus by the shampoo may be missed or attributed to the underlying disease. I recommend diluting
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2. Holm, K.S. et al.: Eosinophilic dermatitis with edema in nine dogs compared with eosinophilic cellulitis in humans. JAVMA 215 (5):649-653; 1999.
3. Moriello, K.A.: Eosinophilic dermatoses. BSAVA Manual of Small Animal Dermatology, 2nd Ed. (A. Foster; C. Foil, eds.). British Small Animal Veterinary Association, Gloucester, Engl., 2003; pp 233-241.
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While you and I were enjoying the last rays of summer sunshine, the pundits, gurus and Twitter addicts have sounded the warning bell for a rocky fall.
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The results are in, the bills are all paid, the racers all recovered, and our 2ndannual RCEF OktobeRun is the story of the month! Thanks to 1,125 runners and walkers, a small army of volunteers, and many generous sponsors, the race netted $50,000 to fund critical education programs for our students.
As well as supporting our students' education, the race was a great success for participants. Top runners completed the 5k course in blistering times. Top male with a time of 17:04 was Erik Brown of Sunnyvale. Top female, at 18:39, was Dena Evans, parent and coach in Redwood City School District. Top speeds for the ½ marathon were logged by Peter Quinzio of San Francisco at 1:15:29 and Clifford School teacher Shannon Cody at 1:27:47, repeating her win of last year. See full race results. Expressing his feelings on Facebook, runner Allen Lucas wrote, "Thanks for the great race! The weather and all those amazing volunteers helped make this a blast!"
Race directors Rick Hunter and Ron Talain were especially pleased by the turnout, which was an increase of 25% from last year's inaugural run. As Hunter commented, "We had runners from five foreign countries and 11 states. There were student runners from every one of the 16 schools in our district, many running in groups with their PE teacher or coach."
More than 20 members of the Redwood City District Office participated, and Superintendent Jan Christensen distinguished herself by capturing first place in her age category. The Sequoia Union High School District was represented as well with a team of 60 runners from Woodside High School, dubbed the Wildcat Prowl, as well as individual runners from Sequoia High School.
Wells Fargo, San Mateo Credit Union, and many other sponsors were key to the success of the event and were widely acknowledged on race shirts and banners. Talain had nothing but praise for all the sponsors and commented, "We're especially proud of Sequoia Healthcare District for providing 100 student scholarships for new third to eighth grade racers, encouraging even more of our kids to run." See all our fantastic sponsors.
Like the RCEF itself, the success of OktobeRun hinged on a team of dedicated, beyond-the-call-of-duty volunteers, starting with our incredible race team. Crews of volunteers from Oracle, Redwood Shores Community Association, Sequoia High School Cross Country and Leadership Teams, Woodside High School, Monta Vista High School Octagon Club, Mz. Shirliz Transitional Living, and the City of Redwood City created a race day that ran smoothly from start to finish.
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Hopes and dreams fueled area athletes at the WPIAL Track and Field Championships yesterday.
Aspirations of capturing a WPIAL title and punching a ticket to the state meet filled the minds of those who packed Baldwin High School to prove their mettle.
A lone Lawrence County athlete was able to reach the mountaintop — capturing a WPIAL championship.
That distinction went to Mohawk High's Lucas Grim, who took the crown in the 800.
"Going into qualifiers, I was thinking I could get a medal here. Last year, I got third and I was hoping I could do better," Grim said. "I was coming into this meet (seeded) first, so I thought I could get first."
This marks the first WPIAL championship for Grim, who also was the starting point guard for the Warriors' basketball team this season.
His winning time of 1:58.90 outdid runner-up Roy Hadfield (Quaker Valley), who clocked in at a time of 2:00.01.
"It feels great. It's unbelievable," he said. "I like that team aspect of it, but it is special (to win as an individual)."
When it was all said and done, 17 boys, eight girls and three relay teams realized their goal by earning at spot at the PIAA Championship on Friday and Saturday at Shippensburg University. The five top finishers in each event in Class AA and the four best in Class AAA, along with those finishing in the top eight and meeting certain qualifying standards, qualified for state.
Grim won't be alone in Shippensburg. He will be joined by teammates Vince Menichino, Shane McFarland and Austin Main as members of Mohawk's 400 relay team. The Warriors claimed fifth in the event with a time of 44.60. First-place Washington paced the pack at 43.29. Ellwood City Lincoln notched third, running at a time of 44.21.
"We worked really hard for this," McFarland said. "From our earlier times, we were ranked third coming into this event. We just came in every day and gave it our all in practice and worked hard."
McFarland cites the friendship of the team being key to its success all season stating, "We have a great relationship. We are all good friends and bonded together."
The Wolverines squad of Nicholas Ioanilli, J.T. Baldelli, Keaton Docchio and Damion Barrett was excited to reach the next level.
"It feels awesome, amazing," Barrett said. "I can't wait for state. I thought we'd come in fifth, not third, but we did well."
Barrett was one of two freshmen on the relay team, earning his first WPIAL medal in the process.
"I knew we could place for sure and move on to state," Ioanilli, the other freshman said. "We just had to do what we had to do."
Docchio will go to the state meet with two events on his schedule. Along with the 400 relay, he almost grabbed the 110 hurdles crown, losing a close race to South Side's Ricky Fayad. Docchio ran a 15.27 while Fayad clocked in at 15.08.
"I was pretty disappointed, but you can't be mad with a second place at the WPIAL," Docchio said. "There's next year, though. I'm only junior. We'll see what happens."
It's the first time in three years Docchio will be part of multiple events in the state meet, having gone in the relay in ninth grade and the hurdles in 10th.
Kevin Court will be joining fellow Ellwood City athletes in the state meet after finishing fourth in the 300 hurdles at 41.19. Shenango's Ron Davis wasn't far behind at 41.20 in fifth, joining Court in Shippensburg. Riverview's Tyler Murphy led the field at 38.89.
Davis will be accompanied by Wildcats' teammates Jake Cochran, Nick Dombeck and Andy Feil, who placed fifth as a 1600 relay team at a mark of 3:32.78.
Eli Williams represents the lone Union athlete for both the boys and girls participating in Shippensburg next week. Williams registered a fifth-place result in the 400 at a time of 51.67. He trailed winner Alex Vaughn of Trinity Christian, who came in at a mark of 49.91.
Williams set a new personal record with his time, knocking two seconds off his previous high effort.
"It feels good. I was really excited," he said. "It felt good to just run."
Relatively new to track, Williams plays on the Scotties' defensive line on the gridiron. He entered his second season running track and was thrilled with making it into the state meet.
"It's way different from what you're used to on the football field," he claimed. "It's all about staying focused and just running."
Ethan Wilson and Joey Johnson will carry the green and white banner of Laurel with them to the state championships. Wilson claimed third in the 800 at a time of 2:00.19. Johnson met success in the high jump, earning fifth at a height of 6-0.
Neshannock's Caleb Holes grabbed fifth place and a state bid with a 12-6 mark in the pole vault. Freeport's Alec Stivers owned the top score of 13-3.
New Castle's Mike Mazzanti placed fifth in the 800 with a state-qualifying standard of 1:56.62. His time was less than a second off the top mark of Penn Hills runner Dylin Wilhoite (1:55.88).
In AA, the following local athletes earned a medal for placing in the top eight in an event — Shenango's Jake Cochran (400, eighth), Matt Pherson (shot put, eighth), Vince Albertini (javelin, eighth); Laurel's Clint Glenn (eighth, 800), Alex Brooks (high jump, sixth), Josh Finley (high jump, eighth), James Steele (triple jump, eighth); Mohawk's Zach Shasteen (pole vault, eighth).
In Class AAA, two local athletes earned a medal for placing in the top eight — New Castle's Levar Ware (javelin, seventh) and Antonio Rudolph (400, seventh).


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A Saturday morning fire damaged production equipment at the fuel pellet mill at the Ernst Biomass plant at Ernst Conservation Seeds in Union Township.
It was 8 a.m. when the first of nine area volunteer fire departments were called to the scene at 9006 Mercer Pike, about three miles south of Meadville, Chief Don Grinnell of Vernon Central Volunteer Fire Department, said.
No injuries were reported, but the fire caused about $50,000 in damage to the conveyor system and other equipment at the biomass plant, Grinnell said.
The pellet mill grinds switchgrass, a tall, perennial grass into pellets for use as a fuel source for pellet heating stoves.
Ernst Conservation Seeds specializes in native and naturalized seeds and plant material of eastern North America that are cleaned and tested to U.S. Department of Agriculture standards, according to the company's website. Ernst supplies seeds, mixes, and bioengineering products for restoration, reclamation, and conservation applications.
Grinnell said the biomass plant's automatic fire suppression system would have extinguished the fire, if it had started in the mill and not within the conveyor.
"The conveyor is enclosed from bottom to top and runs about 75 feet in length," Grinnell said. "The fire was inside it and destroyed it."
The exact cause of the fire isn't known, but is considered accidental, he said.
"It could have been a bad bearing overheating or something else going wrong with the equipment," Grinnell said of what may have sparked the fire.
Fuel pellet production had been halted for the day around 5 p.m. Friday, according to Michael Ernst, who oversees the Ernst Biomass project. Ernst discovered the fire around 8 a.m. Saturday.
"We're thankful the fire departments responded so quickly," Calvin Ernst, Michael's father who is president of Ernst Conservation Seeds, said. "This could have been a serious fire. We're thankful no one was hurt, too."
There were about 10 employees on the property preparing for work when the fire was discovered.
It's unknown how long the biomass plant may be out of production because of the loss of the conveyor system, Michael Ernst said.
"We don't know yet — it might be several weeks," he said.
There are five full-time employees at the biomass plant and about another eight or nine seed company employees involved with it as well, he said.
"It's unlikely, but we don't know," Ernst said when asked if the firm might have to do temporary layoffs. "It's disappointing to see this happen because our demand (for pellets) is up."
It took firefighters about four hours to extinguish the fire, Grinnell said.
He said one problem was a pit area underneath where the switchgrass is first chopped and put on the conveyor. That area, containing waste material about three to four feet deep, was smoldering and about 10,000 gallons of water had to be used to make sure it was out, Grinnell said.
Vernon Central Volunteer Fire Department was assisted at the scene by Vernon Township, Cochranton, Conneaut Lake, Greenwood Township, Edinboro, West Mead 1 and West Mead 2 volunteer fire departments and Meadville Fire Department and Meadville Area Ambulance Service.
The last fire units returned to service around 12:30 p.m.
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Another week, another copper theft from a PECO substation in the Levittown area.
Bristol Borough police say they are looking for the culprit who took "several lengths" of copper wire from the substation at the corner of Linden and Mifflin streets.
According to police, the theft was discovered recently and will end up costing PECO $6,000.
Monday, November 11
A 35-year-old Otter Street resident was arrested at Route 13 and Bath Street for DUI.
Wednesday, November 21
Warrant Arrest
Steve Brewington Jr., 26, Race Street, was taken into custody after it was discovered he had an active warrant out for his capture. He was released to the custody of the sheriff's office.
At 2:45 p.m., police responded to a stolen street sign at the intersection of Beaver Street and Fifth Avenue.
Numerous items of jewelery and and two knifes were taken from a residence in the 200 block of Dorrance Street.
The side window of a Ford Explorer SUV was smashed overnight on Radcliffe Street.
Thursday, November 22
Officers reported that $200 was taken from the cash register of the Philly Phamous Cheesesteak location on Farragut Avenue overnight.
Saturday, November 24
Disorderly Conduct
An 18-year-old Hayes Street resident was cited for disorderly conduct and criminal mischief at 3:35 p.m.
Sunday, November 25
A $125 gray Murray mountain bike was stolen from the 300 block of Cleveland Street. The crime was reported at 6:20 a.m.
A Dodge vehicle parked on Market Street had it's windshield smashed by a brick. A value of the damage was not reported.
Tuesday, November 27
Disorderly Conduct
A 37-year-old Otter Street resident was cited by officers with disorderly conduct at 10:13 p.m. on Washington Street.
Underage Drinking
A 18-year-old Farragut Avenue man was cited for public drunkenness and underaged drinking at 11:53 p.m. at Cedar and Mulberry streets.
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