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The Kent State softball team won its first two games on Friday, then let leads slip away in both games on Saturday to wind up 2-2 after the 2013 season-opening Plainsman Invitational at Auburn's Jane B. Moore Field.
The Golden Flashes, picked to finish third in the Mid-American Conference East Division according to the league's preseason poll, topped East Tennessee State 11-5 in the opener then defeated Army in Friday's nightcap 5-2.
The Kent State lineup did its damage early against ETSU, scoring all five runs in the first two innings. Senior Lauren Grimes (Tallmadge) delivered an RBI double during a two-run first frame. After East Tennessee State tied it up, the Flashes scored three runs in the second as junior Abbey Ledford delivered a bases-clearing double with two outs.
Junior pitcher Lauren McNeil went the distance, allowing six hits with seven strikeouts.
The Flashes never trailed in the nightcap, as freshman Lauren Kesterson delivered a bases-loaded double of her own to plate three runs and put her team up 4-0 in the fourth.
Sophomore hurler Emma Johnson struck out 11 batters and allowed just five hits in the victory.
On Saturday, the Flashes scored runs in the first inning of both games but still fell 5-3 to host Auburn and 8-5 to Furman.
Freshman Shelbi Tilton drove in two runs with a first-inning single to put KSU up 2-0 on the host Tigers. Johnson kept that lead for four innings, allowing just one hit, but surrendered two runs in the top of the fifth.
Kent State responded in the bottom portion of the inning, taking the lead again on a sac fly by Ledford. But Auburn tied the game with a sixth-inning homer, then took advantage of a throwing error to score the game-winning runs in the seventh.
Johnson (1-1) recorded eight strikeouts for Kent State in the complete-game effort, allowing just three earned runs.
Kent State also had a big first inning against Furman, this time scoring four runs as junior Caitie Kilbane belted her first homer of the year. But Furman scored three times in the first two innings, then plated four runs in the bottom of the fourth to take a 7-5 lead before holding Kent State hitless in the last three innings to grab the win.
McNeil (1-1) took the loss, allowing four earned runs and 11 hits in 5.2 innings. She struck out five batters.
Overall, Flashes veteran coach Karen Linder was pleased with her team's opening weekend.
"The weekend allowed us to identify some areas we can improve on, and we have all next week to focus on strengthening them since we don't play for two weeks," she said.
Kent State will be back in action with four games at the Louisville Invitational from Feb. 22-24.
Freshman Dior Delophont was the only KSU athlete to win an event at the SPIRE Division I Invitational on Saturday. Her mark of 42-9 in the women's triple jump ranks second in school history. Delophont also finished as runner-up in the women's high jump by clearing 5-10.75.
Junior Ann Marie Duffus clocked a school-record 8.38 in the finals of the women's 60-meter hurdles to finish in sixth place. She also took second in the long jump with a mark of 19-6.75.
Two other Kent State athletes turned in performances that rank second all-time in Kent State history. Senior Melinda Sawnor finished third in the women's 800-meter run by clocking a 2:06.50, and senior Michael Heller (Stow) finished sixth in the men's 3,000-meter run with a time of 8:08.81.
Other top performances on the men's side came from sophomore Jacob Swords and freshman Jesse Oxley. Swords finished fourth with a time of 1:50.61 in the men's 800-meter run, which ranks fourth in school history, while Oxley cleared 16-6.75 in the men's pole vault to finish seventh.
On the women's side, sophomore Jackie Leppelmeier was runner-up in the shot put with a toss of 50-11.
Kent State will be back at home next weekend when it hosts the Kent State Tuneup on Saturday.
Head coach Rob Marinaro announced the addition of seven signees to the soccer program. Joining the Kent State family next fall will be Jenna Hellstrom (Sudbury, Ont.), Abbie LaVigna (McMuray, Pa.), Abbie Lawson (Stow), Megan Lindbert (Roselle, Ill.), Brittany Maisano (Dublin, Ohio), Mariandrea Molano (Neiva, Columbia) and Morgan Williams (Cranberry Twp., Pa.).
"We're really excited for our 2013 class," Marinaro said. "Not only do we feel we have tremendous soccer players, but also wonderful student-athletes. This group of young ladies will help us continue on the road of success, on and off the field."
Hellstrom is one of two international signees of the class. She led her Lasalle Secondary team in scoring as a freshman, was named team captain her sophomore year and was the MVP after scoring 26 goals in eight games as a junior. Hellstrom gained international experience as a member of the 30-person Canadian World Cup team in 2012.
LaVigna joins the Flashes after four years as a defender at Peters Township High School, which earned state titles three consecutive years from 2010-2012. In her senior season the team was ranked No. 1 in the nation by MaxPreps. LaVigna contributed as a three-year starter, helping the defense record 47 shutouts.
A four-year letterwinner at Stow High School, Lawson has picked up athletic and academic accolades along with her career 53 goals and 30 assists. She was named all-district, conference player of the year, WAKR Student-Athlete of the Week and Academic Second Team All-Ohio. She was a captain of the soccer team and the basketball team her senior year, and has earned three letters in basketball and track.
As a freshman, Lindbert was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America High School All-Academic Team. She was a part of the multiple State Cup-finalist Sockers FC Chicago team.
Maisano was chosen for the All-Central Ohio Super 12 First-Team as a senior. She produced 15 goals and 20 assists in her career as a defender and contributed to 28 shutouts. Maisano also played for Blast FC, a two-time State Cup champion.
Molano was a member of the Colombian U-17 Women's National team that played in the 2012 World Cup in Azerbaijan. Prior to that she was on the Bogota Regional team in 2011, and the Molano's Gold Star club team that won the regional championship for three consecutive years from 2010-2012.
Williams lettered four years at Seneca Valley High School as a forward, and was named all-state, all-conference and Post Gazette All-Area after her senior season. She finished her high school career with 49 goals and 32 assists.
The Flashes finished 13-5-2 and made it to the semifinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament last season.
Kent State standout left tackle Brian Winters, a former star at Hudson High School, has been invited to the NFL Combine that runs from Feb. 20-26 in Indianapolis. Winters made a solid showing during the all-important workouts leading up to last month's Senior Bowl, and is currently projected by most experts to be converted to guard and drafted in the third or fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
Meanwhile, 1,000-yard rushers Dri Archer and Trayion Durham were honored by the Columbus Touchdown Club Saturday night as 2013 Players to Watch, while kicker Freddie Cortez is getting plenty of attention on the internet after swishing a football from halfcourt -- with a kick of course.
Two overtime matches went Edinboro's way as the No. 16 Fighting Scots squeaked by Kent State 20-19 Sunday at McComb Fieldhouse.
Eight minutes was not enough to settle the final match, as a buzzer-beating reversal by Ernest James in a tiebreaker gave him a 4-2 victory over Keith Witt and gave Edinboro a one-point win.
Each team won five matches and each side earned bonus points in three matches, but an Edinboro pin by No. 3 AJ Schopp at 133 pounds made the difference in team points.
Kent State senior Dustin Kilgore did everything but pin Warren Bosch, earning a 16-1 technical fall by the end of the second period. Kilgore improved to 34-0 with his 27th bonus-point win of the year, and extended his NCAA winning streak to 53 matches and his dual winning streak to 63 matches.
Seniors Stevie Mitcheff and Casey Newburg each claimed major decisions for the Golden Flashes. Mitcheff improved to 24-10, while Newburg upped his record to 31-5 with his 14th bonus-point win of the year.
Sophomore Caleb Marsh and redshirt freshman Sam Wheeler each won by a score of 3-2.
The overtime bout came at 157, when senior Tommy Sasfy and Casey Fuller were deadlocked at 10-10 after three periods. Fuller's takedown in sudden victory gave the Scots a commanding 17-4 lead before the Flashes bounced back with four straight victories.
Kent State (9-5) returns to action Sunday, hosting Oklahoma State, Wisconsin and Northern Iowa in the NWCA Duals Regional at the M.A.C. Center. Pairings for the dual tournament will be announced on Tuesday.
Junior Marie Case was named MAC Gymnast of the Week for the second week in a row after winning three of the five events in Kent State's Feb. 2 victory at Bowling Green.
Case earned a 9.925 on the floor exercise and the balance beam, winning both events, and captured the all-around with a career-best score of 39.450.
Kent State, playing in its first-ever event without Mike Morrow as head coach, sits in 12th place after Sunday's round one of the Lady Puerto Rico Classic held at Rio Mar Country Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.
The Golden Flashes posted a 24-over 312 among the 15-team field, with sophomore Jennifer Ha leading the way with a 75 after the first 18 holes. The Calgary native's first round puts her in a tie for 22nd in the 84-player field. Freshman Josee Doyon recorded a 4-over 76 for a share of 39th place.
Arkansas leads the tournament following the first day of play with a 3-over 291. Individually, the Razorbacks' Emily Tubert is first following a 2-under 70.


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Collier resident earns doctorate in chemistry
Adam Gagorik of Collier Township received his doctorate in chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh on April 27. Adam is a 2004 graduate of Chartiers Valley High School. His proud family includes his mother, Nancy Will of Rennerdale; his father, Gerald Gagorik of Glassport; and his brothers, Ian and Ethan Gagorik. Adam will move to Northwestern University to start his postdoctorate work in September.
• Nicole Marie Sell and William Allen Driscoll Jr. were united in marriage on July 5 at the SNPJ Recreation Center in Enon Valley, PA. The ceremony was performed in the lakeside gazebo, with a reception in the Alpine Room. The bride's parents are Irene and Calvin Sell of Salineville, Ohio, and the groom's parents are Linda and William Driscoll of Carnegie. Nicole and Bill reside in Carnegie with their children Connor, 3, and Claire, 6 weeks.
• Joann and Donald Cain of Carnegie were set to celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. They celebrated with their daughter Candy. Donald also celebrated his 76th birthday on July 8. Best wishes to the both of you!
• Rennerdale United Presbyterian Church, 151 Noblestown Road in Rennerdale, is partnering with Crestfield Camp and Conference Center for a week of fun, crafts and learning about God for kindergartners through fifth-graders. The dates will be July 21 to 25, from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, go to Rennerdalepresbyterian.org.
• Happy 39th wedding anniversary to Kathy (McCreary) and Ron McCartney of Rosslyn Heights, who celebrate Saturday. They are the parents of one daughter, Michelle (Matthew) Ball and they have one grandson, Mason McCartney Ball.
• Welcome back to Carnegie, Sara Mannes, who spent five days on a trip to Washington, D.C., attending the 2014 Constitutional Academy, held by the Bill of Rights Institute. Sara will be a senior this year at Carlynton and was missed by her mom, Amy Coyne, and sister, Erin.
• Happy birthday to son and mother, Timmy Mancini, who will be 25 on Tuesday, and Linda Mancini, who celebrates her birthday on July 31. They are both residents of Collier Township.
• Happy birthday to Ryan Cameron Clegg who will turn eight on Wednesday. He is the son of Katie (Krasousky) and Cameron Clegg. His grandparents are Liz and Tim Krasousky, and great-grandparents are Shirley and the late Ed Krasousky of Rosslyn Heights. He is big brother to Jordan, Wyatt and Collyn.
• Happy 22nd wedding anniversary to Kathleen and Hush Cantley who celebrate Friday. They are the parents of Kaitlin and Brandan.
• Happy birthday to Paul McIver of Collier Township who celebrates Wednesday with his wife, Sue, and family.
• Steve Glancy of Carnegie celebrates another year on Sunday. Steve and his wife, Coral, are the parents of four children and are proud of their eight grandchildren — nine in December.
• Katie (McMullen) and Andrew Smith of Crafton will celebrate their third wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Katie is the daughter of Nancy (Bryan) and Chris McMullen of Carnegie, and Andrew is the son of Debbie Klein (Jim Hedges) of Crafton and Tom (Arleen) Smith of Crafton. Katie is the granddaughter of Joan and the late Jack Bryan of Cubbage Hill.
• Happy 16th birthday to Britnee Smith, who celebrates Tuesday, and to her sister, Carlee Smith, who will be 12 on July 26. They are the daughters of Beth Smith.
• Birthdays this week include Ronny Hatcher, Cece Stocki, Linda Alisesky, Vicky Feeney, Jake Dulick, Tim Bailey, Tony Williams, Diane Durst, Ken Staley, Jovanna DiFiore, William Hendricks, Barbara Steinberger and Becky Petronsky.
• Happy birthday to Carrie Wilson Holderbaum who celebrates Wednesday with her hubby, Denny, and four sons.
• Joan Kundra of Heidelberg celebrated her birthday on July 19 with her son, Jacob, and other children from Bethany Presbyterian Church, who spent the week in Washington, D.C., on a mission trip.
Brothers Josh and Kenny Staley of Heidelberg were married 29 days apart. Josh Staley married Ashley on May 3, and Kenny Staley married Steph on June 1. They are the sons of Kebbie and Ken Staley. Kenny and Steph moved to Seattle, and Josh and Ashley will reside in the area.
Cindy Babish Schultz is a Trib Total Media columnist. She can be reached at 412-249-6346 or email@example.com.


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Oh baby...photoshop time
Hibbert is lookin' good
Looks like Hibbert lost some weight
Hopefully both of these guys can come in and be fixtures for a long time.
Hibbert looks good!!! If these aren't photoshopped (which I don't think they would photoshop weight) he looks like he has lost a good 25 lbs. Unless, it's just the t-shirt gone underneath the jersey. Regardless the dude looks good. Also, he doesn't have any tats I kind of like that.
I like em, nice pictures...
Rush has had some free time during the year to work on a couple tats, can't help but notice em...
Nice tall Hibbert, hope he lives up to my thoughts....
Ya Think Ya Used Enough Dynamite there Butch...
If I saw Hibbs on the street with the trim up top and looking that
slimmed down w/o having seen those pics, I'm not sure I'd even
recognize him. Dude looks like a completely different guy.
So do you think it's good he's lost weight?
It should definitely help his speed/mobility which people were questioning when we picked him.
Aww, they look so grown up. It's hard to imagine that they were just babies a few months ago.
I'll admit, they do look older and more mature in Pacers' unis.
I really don't think Hibbert has lost too much weight, although he may have lost a bit. Those Georgetown uniforms, especially the shorts, seem to be excessively baggy even by pro or college ball standards.
yeh, i'm not sure how much weight hibbert has lost but, he does look like he has been slimming down. he looks good. it's a great relief to finally see some things that are encouraging.
not to mention i can't help but get the vibe he won't be trouble like harrison was.
Hibbert is looking fit..
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Hibbert does look thinner. Let's hope it makes him faster.
Didn't Bird or someone reportedly indicate that Hibbert had been following a pretty strict training and nutrition regimen in preparation for the next level and maybe even specifically to play in our system?
I'd rather die standing up than live on my knees.
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I just hope they embrace being Pacers and want to be a part of the good things to come.
The best exercise of the human heart is reaching down and picking someone else up.
.. from the original article, thats some serious slimming down.1. Remember when Roy Hibbert was a big ol' 7-2 wide body to complement Jeff Green on the way to the FInal Four in 2007? Well, you should see the Georgetown product now. He puts Jared from Subway to shame.
It looks like Hibbert is standing on water.
He shall henceforth be known as Black Basketball Jesus.
Look at how Hibbert has slimmed down:
A hair cut can change how a man looks...totally.
Cool pics .
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My thoughts exactly.
I'm pretty optimistic and hopeful about roy, I really hope he turns out to be somethin really special for our team for years to come. I can't wait for the season to start, especially the preseason cause we'll most likely not see much of hibbert past that point unless he REALLY impresses and even then I don't see him getting past 12-15 minutes a game this upcoming year. Also plan on going to the fanjam this year to see all our new players in person.


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Three of CNN's political analysts- Jeffrey Toobin, David Gergen, and Gloria Borger- all gave President Obama B's or B-pluses on the economy and overall job performance during the network's special "The National Report Card: The Second 100 Days" on Thursday. These grades from these "non-partisan" analysts lined-up with the A's and B's that Democrats Paul Begala and Donna Brazile gave the president.
CNN conducted a non-scientific poll by phone and on the Internet of how the American people graded the President mainly on several issues, and others such as Hillary Clinton, Vice President Biden, and the news media in general at the 200-day mark of Obama's presidency. As Wolf Blitzer and his so-called Best Political Team on Television presented the polling results, anchor Campbell Brown polled the "front panel" of Toobin, Gergen, and Borger, as well as the "back panel" of Begala and Brazile, and Republicans Alex Castellanos and Bill Bennett, for their personal grades of the subject in question. All of the participants held up placards with their grade, and explained how they came to that conclusion.
Just after the beginning of the 8 pm Eastern hour, Brown turned to the CNN analysts' panel for their grade on President Obama's handling of the economy. Senior legal analyst Toobin unsurprisingly replied, "I'm giving him a B. You know- he's off to a decent start. He got a stimulus package planned. It passed. It seems like it's having some impact, but the economy stinks and he's the president and the buck stops there."
Gergen gave the Democrat a B-plus: "I think that this economy was going over a cliff when he took office. He stopped us from going over a cliff. I think they made some mistakes on their policy. Stimulus bill wasn't big enough. I think they haven't moved the foreclosure bill very well. I don't think they moved credit very well. But he's got us basically back on a better track. He's got real problems ahead with unemployment."
Borger concurred with her colleague Toobin: "I'm going to give him a B and it's an average. The rescue- I give him an A for, because he did get rid of the panic- the recovery, not so much. The content and the selling of it- I give him a C, so my average is a B." The fourth CNN talking head on the panel, political correspondent Candy Crowley, didn't give a grade, but stated that "I think that people do not give him an A for the stimulus package and other things, because while there are signs of recovery, what are our two big trouble spots? Home mortgage foreclosures, as well as the jobless rate- the two things that people really get- I mean, it hits them where they live."
Bennett and Castellanos gave Obama a D on the economy. Castellanos explained, "I'll give him a D, a 'D' for debt. He's indebted the country for generations- spent a lot more than he should have." Brazile gave the president a "strong B," while Begala explained his own B grade in his trademark ultra-partisan fashion: "Give him a B for Bush. He inherited the debt from Bush. He's trying to dig us out of that ditch, Mr. Castellanos."
Over an hour and a half later, Brown polled the "non-partisan" CNN analysts for their overall grade of the president. The three gave Obama the same grades as they had on the specific issue of the economy, while Crowley gave the president a vote of confidence, even without the grade. Begala and Brazile unsurprisingly gave the president an overall A-minus grade, and in the same manner, Bennett and Castellanos gave Obama a D.
BROWN: That's right, Wolf, and let's get right to it. You guys have been thinking about this a lot today. Jeff Toobin, what grade are you giving the president?
TOOBIN: Well, after the media report, I think Wolf is going to start calling us the least-bad political team on television. (panel laughs) But I think the president gets a B. You know, he's got a lot on his plate. He's gotten some things done, but there's so much more still to do, particularly health care. We can't really know how he's going to stand six months from now.
BROWN: A crucial month or so ahead for sure. David Gergen, hold your- hold your grade up so we can see it.
GERGEN: B-plus- listen, by my lights, President Obama has gotten off to the fastest start of any president, with the most accomplishments of any president since Ronald Reagan in 1980. I think that by historic standards, he's off to a fast start. By comparison to the expectations he set, I think he's falling below expectations because he set the bar way too high, and I think people- we can see tonight- the honeymoon is over. The glow is wearing off. You can see it in all of these grades. I think the grades have been way too low tonight, but you can see things have changed. The country is more split- much more split now.
BROWN: Do you agree with that, Candy?
CROWLEY: Well, I was going to say- much more important now than how he's done up to here is what has he got left that is going to get him- power him through what are some really difficult issues? What he has left is a 56 percent approval rating by the American people, despite the fact that the economy sucks, that health care is in a mess. So he- you know, you can take that to the bank when you're a politician. So he has got to cache there that he can move forward. Now, who knows what else will hit him, but this remains a popular president, and that is what drives Washington- is who are the American people behind? And the American people are behind this president at this point.
BORGER: I would- I would give him a B, and I think no matter what you think about what he's done on health care, you have to grade this president on a curve, because he was dealt such a bad hand. You know, there are two things that he had. He had the agenda he campaigned on and the agenda that was handed to him when he became president because of the economic situation. He made it harder for himself because he decided he could keep his original agenda, and take care of the economic problems, and as a result, I believe he is spread a little too thin and trying to do too much. But I still give him a B.


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Yesterday I dropped off the last of my children at school, and now our nest is empty (sort of, my 7-year-old son is still at home, as are our two cats), so me and Mrs. C8j are now living a relatively empty nest life (or at least a single child family).
What does this mean? Will we become Helicopter (or worse a Blackhawk) parents? We seem to have the time to do this, but given my son is on the Autism spectrum, we will be closely involved with his education, but again, that may not really count. Will we be foot loose and take up new lifestyle ideas ? Nah, not me any how, although I might get a bigger TV (80″ does sound pretty sweet for the football season).
Do we now have much more disposable income? Ay, there's the rub, I have an empty nest, however money obligations continue to live on don't they? University education costs continue to dog us, schooling costs in general, repairs on our house must be done, so when do you finally get some "me money time"? I have no bloody idea.
I have had a few younger co-workers say something about how they envy me, being close to retirement and such, however, I usually beg to differ with them, pointing out that throughout my life my disposable (or discretionary) income has shrunk throughout my life. The time I had the most "me money" was when I was in High School and University. As soon as I graduated my "throw around" money started to shrink and it continues to shrink.
Maybe one day I will suddenly realize that I am "foot loose and fancy free" financially, but I honestly cannot see that day any time in the near future (unless it rains money, or I start making a bloody fortune on this blog (OK, that is always funny when I write that)).
Question: When do you think you will be financially comfortable and your money is your own?


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Hempfield softball team bounces back after falling in semifinals
Hempfield's goal of winning a WPIAL softball title came to a halt last week at California (Pa.) University.
The Spartans were on the wrong end of a perfect game at the hands of Canon-McMillan's Alayna Astuto. The game was a rematch of last season's Class AAAA championship which the Big Macs won, 4-1.
"She just had everything," Hempfield coach Bob Kalp said of Astuto's performance. "When you don't get a base runner, it's real hard to compete against a team of that caliber. We just couldn't get anything going."
But Hempfield (17-6) didn't waste time sulking after the loss. The next day, Kalp's team scrimmaged District 6 power Ligonier Valley in an effort to stay sharp for its third-place consolation game against Peters Township (18-5). The plan worked, as Hempfield topped Peters Township, 9-5, Wednesday and advanced to the PIAA playoffs.
Despite not being able to do anything on offense, Kalp was positive about the effort his Spartans gave in the semifinals.
"Games like that can get ugly and out of hand real quick," he said. "But we played a very strong defensive game and kept our composure. Canon-Mac hit well and played strong."
Hempfield entered the season with high expectations. Seven regular players returned from last season's teams. The Spartans didn't reach one of their goals of winning the section but finished in second place. Kalp was pleased with the overall season the team has put together.
"At a place like Hempfield, the expectations in softball are always going to be high," he said. "We may not have had the season we would have liked, but we accomplished a lot of things.
"We played and beat a lot of real good teams — Shaler twice, North Allegheny, Latrobe, Canon-Mac. There are a lot of top-tier programs at this level and we played well. We didn't win the section, but making it to the semifinals is a great accomplishment."
Kalp points to his team having several under-the-radar players being a key to the program's sustained success.
One of which is senior second baseman Callie Madden, who recently has set three program records.
Madden, who Kalp refers to as a player you don't hear much about it but is an integral part of his team, now owns Hempfield records for most career assists (182), single season assists (74) and sacrifice bunts.
"You tend to only read about pitchers and home runs," Kalp said. "But a player like Madden, as a coach, is nearly irreplaceable. She's probably one of the best defensive players to ever come through here and is going to be a big, big loss for this team when she graduates. She's the type of player that when a ball is hit on the right side you don't have to worry about anything."
Kalp also pointed out another senior — pitcher Hope Pehrson — as someone who stepped up to have a huge season for the Spartans. Pehrson anchored the pitching staff, piling up 15 wins and a 1.66 earned run average.
"Hope was restricted early in the season (recovering from an injury)," Kalp said. "But she really stayed after it and kept getting stronger as the season went along. I'm very proud of her and the season she had."
Brian Hunger is a freelance writer.


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I took my office apart to have new flooring installed and two days later put it back together, including plugging things back into my APC. Now, the red "Replace Battery" light stays on constantly and every half hour or so I get 15 seconds of loud annoying beeping.
Any way to find out what the problem is? It worked fine before unplugging everything and then plugging it back in. At the very least, I'd like to stop the beeping. I understand APC is just trying to give me a warning, but they should give me a way to turn off the warning - these things go in people's offices!
You should only be receiving a notification of a replace battery for one minute every five hours. I would recommend disconnecting all equipment from the UPS at the end of the day, and allow the UPS to remain on overnight, to receive a full charge. At that point, depress the test button for 10 seconds, and that will initiate a self-test. That should clear the replace battery LED and audible tone. If not, the battery would need replacing.
Wow, thank you! I'll try that tonight.
Is there any way to simply stop the audible tone? The battery may need replacing, but I'm not going to do it, and I don't want to hear that noise all the time any more.
The only way to stop the audible tone altogether would be to install the PowerChute Personal Edition software and select "disable battery backup alarms at all times" in the Notification section of the software.
hello, i have two APC UPS devices (both are Back-UPS RS 1000).
i also recently started hearing that one-minute long series of rapid beeps from one of the units, every 5 hours or so (it's quite annoying).
so after searching this forum and reading the above post, i was hopeful about turning off the beeping. i downloaded the latest PowerChute v1.3.4 for OS X, installed it, connected the USB cable, it recognized the UPS... all good, except there is no 'notification section' displayed anywhere in this system preference extension.
am i missing something? or is the software missing something...? :(
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unfortunately, Powerchute for OS X doesnt have the ability to mute alarms. Only the windows version does. :-(
i dont believe you can disable the replace battery alarm though because its trying to tell you it needs a replacement battery. if you muted it, you would potentially never find out you had a bad battery if you didnt look at the UPS until it was too late.
can this missing feature in the OS X version of PowerChute be officially confirmed by anyone from APC?
and if my only option is to borrow a Windows PC to mute the alarm, then will that setting remain in effect even after i disconnect the PC afterwards?
PS. i agree, muting the alarm all the time would prevent you from knowing your battery needs replacement... but now that i already know it needs replacement, i want to mute the alarm... i do not need a reminder every 5 hours (i sleep here too, so the beeping currently wakes me up 2x per night).
i work for APC. i can confirm the OS X software not being able to do that.
yes, the setting will remain.
yes i understand you not wanting to wake up. but again like i said, i am 99% sure that is the one audible alarm you cannot mute.
You could always remove the UPS until you procure a replacement battery. A weak battery might not being doing much for you as-is.
I did that, and had purchased already 2 new original batteries and did not work with my LS 500, stayed almost an hour with tech support and the beep doesn't stop.
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Could you please let me know the exact Model and Serial number of the UPS? You can find these details on a white bar code sticker at the rear of the unit. What lights are on the front of the UPS when it is beeping? Is the Replace Battery Light flashing or Solid?
The Battery in my Smart-UPS, SUA1000 was replaced less than one year ago however the light configuration showes full charge, all gree lights, yet the red replace battery light is on and the it beeps periodicaly for about 1 minuet. I removed the battery and had it tested and it came out good, no need to replace. What is wrong and how can I stop the beeping.
Assuming you have already tried running a self test, you can try a manual run time calibration to reset the unit.
My no-break, an APC Back-UPS RS 1500VA, has a little more than four years and yesterday, after I performed a self-test, and it failed, it also started beeping for sometime, every now and then. The red "replace battery" light is on. I contacted APC Support today and the person told me that there is no way to disable such warning. I use Windows XP, I can see the option "Enable PowerChute notification sounds" in PowerChute, it is UNselected, but still, it does not stop this beep warning and the person from Customer Support told me indeed that there is no way to stop it until I replace my battery.
Well, my no-break is an overkill for me. 98% of the time, the load on it is around 250W; never goes higher than 350W. It can support up to 865W. So, even with an old battery that is not anymore providing the same amount of time that I can have in case of an outage, still it gives me more than 20 minutes, plenty enough. Although the no-break has "failed" the self-test, I made a better test and it passed: I just disconnected it from the power outlet and it kept working fine with PowerChute reporting accordingly the time remaining. So, why should I be FORCED to replace my battery if I think I don't need?
Now I find this thread and I see that this is an old issue. APC is not willing to "fix" it because obviously APC wants us to BUY new batteries by annoying us!
Well, I am not buying! I buy when I want to buy and not when someone else tells me to buy. I am an electrical engineer, I don't need APC to tell me that my battery needs replacement (well, I would appreciate the advice but not an alarm that bothers me a lot 3-4 times a day!).
Interestingly, this is my 3rd no-break from APC and none of the others never had this "problem". One is newer and the other is much older. Probably the newer one will eventually end up the same way.
What I am going to do is to disassemble the unit and try to remove or cut the energy to the buzzer. If I am unable to do it, I will just throw it away. Coincidentally, yesterday I bought a new no-break - for a new computer that I am assembling - from a different vendor (one that is PFC PSU-friendly because it's wave is senoidal-like but not as expensive as a Smart UPS from APC) and hopefully I will be happier with it and forget about APC, a brand that I always praised and liked but no more.
I can't imagine myself spending $500+ for a SMART UPS from APC and, 3 years later, the unit will start annoying me to force me into buying a new battery. That is just outrageous. I'm glad I learned the lesson with a less expensive unit.
I permanently silenced the beeper in a model ES350G by opening up the unit and applying a small dab of epoxy glue into the small hole on top of the beeper (small black component with hole on top) - may also work with silicon sealant (FIRST UNPLUG UNIT AND REMOVE BATTERY)
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I have the same problem with the apc "marketing" and will never buy it's products again.
If you still need help please call apc at 1-800-555-2725
hi can someone plzz help me what to do my apc back ups is constantly shutting down causing my computer to cut off. when i put the apc back on there is a constant blinking red light but no sound. what does it mean? do i have to change the battery or something? help plz!!!!!!
What does the blinking red light says, is it Replace Battery or Overload?
I have the same exact no break as "Vee" and I was able to disable the beeper using NUPS in Linux:
upscmd apc beeper.disable
I don't understand why Powerchute would prevent you from doing that. Anyway, just my 2 cents.
blaine, thanks for your hint. I created this account just to thank you. I went further and instead of covering the buzzer I roughly broken the circuit that powers the buzzer, so no need to open the motherboard to reach it, just opened the cover.
I am dissapointed from APC, my battery in my Smart-UPS SC620 is 1.5 years old and since more than a month I get these alarms and errors.
The support used to be good, there was a support system under: emea-de.apc.com which stopped now, I guess, the site is off.
I have now the three possibilities:
-buy a new battery (surely not from APC) for about 40 EUR
-open the device and stop the beeper by force like some others here (my favorite)
-buy a new UPS without this annoying, unstoppable beepfack (surely not from APC)
For those of you recommending sabotaging your hardware, there is a better solution. Similar to DânielFraga's idea above, I found that using the apctest utility on Linux (part of the apcupsd package on Ubuntu) there is a simple menu where you can enable/disable all UPS alarms. You only have to do this once, and the change will remain in effect regardless of reboots, operating system changes, etc. so it's permanent (in the good sense) but reversible (you can always run the utility again after you fix the problem with your batteries or if you change your mind). This worked great on my APC Smart-UPS 750i.
For those not using Linux, I'll just add that nowadays you can easily boot Linux from a USB flash drive or CD which you can create even from Windows, for example with an Ubuntu LiveCD (or LiveUSB). This doesn't make any permanent changes to your computer or Windows/Mac installation. You then boot into Linux, install the apcupsd package, change a couple of settings in the configuration file (/etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf) to specify your particular UPS model and connection type (USB or serial), and run apctest to disable the alarm. The whole process can take a few minutes if you know what you're doing, and even if you don't, probably less than the time it would take to open up your UPS and destroy its speaker.
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It's not only other people who may get under your skin during pregnancy; remember how you would blame PMS for all of your emotional or angry moments? Well, now you can blame pregnancy hormones - the supersized version of PMS. Sure, it's natural to have a crying fit at Pottery Barn because the new colors are just so beautiful and the next minute laugh hysterically at the bobble heads in the gift store next door. Sure. As you may know by now, mood swings are common during pregnancy. They are especially strong in the first trimester, but continue throughout. These ups and downs are all a natural part of the hormonal tidal flows surging through your body - those bursts of chemicals that are helping your baby grow, but that are not the norm for your metabolism (or your spouse's). These surges are also amplified by uncomfortable sensations in your body, worries about your pregnancy, and the emotional revolution in your lifestyle. Talk about learning to surf on the big waves.
There are several different suggestions for maintaining a more even keel - pregnancy vitamins, particularly B6; reducing sugar intake; regular sleep - all of which are extremely helpful. But there is one thing I know for sure: Trying to stop a mood swing in progress is like trying to stop an erupting volcano. In the moment, it's hard to believe that your emotions aren't real or rational. But if you can activate a small bit of awareness and a sense of humor right when you feel an overwhelming urge to gush, cry, scream, or laugh (beyond your norm), sometimes you can stop the Vesuvius Condition! Learning to soothe yourself now when you feel anxious, stressed, or emotional will certainly help you as you are raising your kids, and many of these techniques work well in relaxing your little ones as well.
Some tips on taming your mom-to-be mood swings:
Make music your best friend.
Create a CD or a play list of songs guaranteed to make you smile or calm you down any time you start feeling emotional.
Breathe deeply.
Listen to yourself inhale and exhale. (I use this with my son when he is on the verge of a meltdown. Having him focus on breathing in and out really distracts him.)
Count it down.
Taking a minute to count to 10 and back down again before you react tends to take a little of the edge off. This tip not only works for me today, but I have taught my son to count to 10 and back again when he is about to get worked up about something. It is amazing what a difference in reaction that little bit of time and shift of focus can make.
Excerpted from The Hot Mom to Be Handbook: Look and Feel Great from Bump to Baby by Jessica Denay.
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Are these bye weeks longer than regular weeks, or do they just seem that way? Geesh. It feels like the Bombers haven't played in a month. Having said that, a 2-6 record has a certain drag to it, too. Anyway, the club returns to the field Tuesday in preparation for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the annual carnival that is the Labour Day Classic. Once that day arrives, we should know a few things:
- Like who the new players on the practice roster are. The club has promised there will be at least three new players in the mix -- a defensive tackle, an offensive tackle, and a wide receiver. No names yet, but there is something interesting about those players and the positions they play. Ask any fan what they think the number one hole on the club is right now and they'll point to the linebacker group. Wide receiver and offensive lineman are on the wish list, but not as high as the LB area. DT probably doesn't even make the top five.
- Is Dudley Guice Jr. in Winnipeg? The wideout was released by the Indianapolis Colts Saturday.
- How is QB Buck Pierce and his right knee? Head coach Paul LaPolice said Pierce "ran around" Sunday but no decision will be made on his status for the LDC until after a full week of practice. Mobility is the big issue. If he's not the Pierce from the first two games of the season, then the coaches don't want to put him out there. They already made that mistake in Week 7 versus Hamilton. Yes, get ready for more 'Will he or won't he?' talk, people.
- Is anyone coming back from injury? Yes! Two players, for sure. S Ian Logan and LB Marcellus Bowman should be back on the field Tuesday. Great news for the Bomber defence. Logan will help settle a occasionally manic secondary, while Bowman – who is just a rookie, remember – should help the Bombers defend the small stuff underneath.
- Can the Bombers catch a break in the schedule and play someone who might be napping? With the Roughriders' loss in Edmonton, Winnipeg now faces a rival who will be completely focused on getting a win – instead of feeling good about their game. It's not the first time this has happened this year. Week 2: Winnipeg faces a winless Toronto team and loses. Week 3: Winnipeg faces a winless Hamilton team. The result is a loss. Week 6: Versus the Ticats again (who were coming off a loss). Same result. Week 8: Winnipeg drops a game to Montreal, who lost the week before to the Argos.


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Ten years is a long time to wait for a follow-up customer service call, wouldn't you say? A few people are calling the following story a hoax, but there's certainly the chance that it's not. If it's true, Microsoft recently made a follow-up call to see if a caller's problem had been resolved, only it was 10 years late. A whole decade!
The story goes like this: Last week on January 8th, a man named Brian received a phone call at his parent's house (where he no longer lives) from a Microsoft customer service rep who was calling to see if his problem had been resolved. Brian hadn't called Microsoft's customer service for quite some time and figured the 1-800 number that the caller left on the voicemail as the return number was a hoax and that it was some kind of scam. Eventually Brian did a reverse phone look-up only to find that the number did in fact belong to Microsoft. So why were they calling him, and why was the call being made to his parent's house where he no longer lived?
He sat there putting the pieces together and realized that back on January 7th, 1998, he had placed a call to Microsoft's customer service. This was during the time that he lived with his parents, and thus gave that number to them as contact information. They said they'd follow up with him in a day to see if his problem had been resolved. Apparently when they went to enter the information into their database, they entered January 8, 2008 as the return call date instead of January 8, 1998. Given that the 9 and the 0 are right next to each other on the keyboard, it would be a simple mistake to enter 1/8/08 instead of 1/8/98.
As mentioned, a few people are calling this story a hoax. Over at Brian's site where he originally posted the story, a man commented saying he works for Microsoft's Professional Support and he highly doubted that they'd leave a case open for that long. Others have pointed out that most people who have to enter in data use the number pad in which case the 0 and the 9 aren't close together. Regardless, this is a fun story — and if it's true, at least we know Microsoft actually calls you back after you've placed a customer service phone call… even if it's 10 years late!
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The measure approved 20-10 on Thursday is different than the House version that has stalled in the House Finance Committee.
Haslam originally sought to limit the vouchers - or so-called "opportunity scholarships" - to students from low-income families attending the bottom five percent of failing schools.
Under the new version, if there are not enough students for the available slots, then eligibility would be opened to low-income students in districts that have a school in the bottom five percent.
The companion bill would expand eligibility to the bottom 10 percent of failing schools if slots are left. That version has had trouble mainly because of opposition to further expansion of the measure.


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The Palestine government loan question now pending in the House of Commons was held over for the fall session of the House. It was stated that the resolution introduced by the Colonial Office to authorize the Chancellor of the Exchequer to guarantee the Palestine government $22,500,000 loan will be taken up in November when it will be finally approved.
In the House of Commons yesterday Sir F. B. Sanderman, Conservative, raised the question as to whether the Palestine government, in deciding on the loan, had consulted any representative body of the inhabitants and whether it has ascertained the opinion of the Arabs who constitute 90 per cent of the population and will bear the chief burden of the loan. He also asked the Colonial Office to inform the House of Commons as to how the annual repayment will be raised.
The Hon. William Ormsby-Gore, under-secretary for the colonies, in reply to the first question stated that in view of the fact that the Arabs have refused to participate in the formation of a legislative council, there is no representative body to consult. With regard to the last question, he stated that the repayments will be made from the ordinary revenues of the country.


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Alliance opened its season with a big play on special teams and Southeast never recovered.
The Aviators, sporting several newcomers at the skill positions, zoomed past the Pirates 33-13 Friday night in the season opener for both teams in Mount Union Stadium.
Alliance (1-0) scored all of its points in the first half.
"We played well in the first half," said Alliance head coach Mike Schott. "We controlled the line of scrimmage, we cut down on our mistakes and penalties. We didn't have any turnovers."
The Aviators ran 21 offensive plays and accrued 117 yards the first half. The Pirates (0-1) were held to 20 yards in 18 snaps.
"They brought some thunder up front and their defense took away some of the things we wanted to do," said Southeast first-year head coach Patrick Youel.
The Aviators also attacked defensively and that aggressiveness was rewarded with a safety on a lost fumble out of the end zone, three sacks and two interceptions the offense turned into scores during the first two quarters.
Middle linebacker Will Oesch led Alliance with six tackles and also picked up a fumble and returned it 42 yards to stop a Southeast third-quarter drive.
While forced to start the second half with a running clock, Southeast out-scored Alliance 13-0 in the final two quarters. Sophomore linebacker John Meluch covered an errant lateral in the end zone and junior running back Reed Myers scored on a 10-yard run.
"We played ugly the second half," said Schott. "We played a lot of kids, but I thought we let down and we can't afford to do that."
There was no letup from the Aviators at the start.
Freshman running back Duce Johnson returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown to give Alliance a boost of confidence and Southeast a jolt.
"We executed that return to perfection," said Schott. "It gave us a big lift."
Alliance junior quarterback Aeyron Williams was 5-for-5 through the air and fired three touchdown passes and Jared Watson booted a field goal during the first-half outburst.
"They have a lot of speed," noted Youel. "You can't afford to let them get in space and we did. We also missed a lot of tackles."
In his first-ever play in a varsity football game, Johnson fielded the kickoff near the left hash mark at the 16, angled right and outran the Southeast coverage team for an 84-yard TD return which opened the scoring 15 seconds into the game.
"We haven't had practice defending live kickoff returns, but give their kid credit," lauded Youel. "He has great speed and made a play."
Demitri Lott picked off a pass deep in Southeast territory, setting up a 21-yard touchdown pass from Williams to sophomore D.J. Hancock on a drag pattern in the end zone to make it 14-0.
Johnson, who also played linebacker, and Eric Kline recorded consecutive sacks on Southeast's next possession, pushing the Pirates back to their 5-yard line. On the next play, Southeast lost a fumble out of the end zone and it was 16-0.
Following the ensuing kickoff, Alliance drove 34 yards before the drive stalled. Watson, however, split the uprights with a 23-yard field goal to make it 19-0 at the end of the first quarter.
Jordan Leone intercepted a Southeast pass and returned it 15 yards to the Southeast 35. Three plays later, Williams fired a quick pass to Quinnjon Gayles, who ran a hitch route to the left. Gayles cut across the field and turned it into a 30-yard touchdown pass play and Alliance led 26-0.
Alliance concluded the first-half scoring with an 81-yard drive. The tenth and final play was a slip screen by Williams to Leone, who eluded a defender and scored from five yards out.
Williams finished 7-of-7 passing, distributing the football to seven different receivers. Lott led the Aviators in rushing with 69 yards.
"We did a lot of good things offensively in that first half," said Schott.
Southeast scored all of its points in the fourth quarter, when Meluch fell on an Alliance errant lateral in the end zone and Myers capped a 72-yard drive with a 10-yard run.
"Our kids never stopped fighting and believing," said Youel. "They didn't give up."
This was the second and final contest in a brief two-game series between the two schools. Alliance also won last year's contest.
Southeast 0 0 0 13 -- 13
Alliance 19 14 0 0 -- 33
A -- Johnson, 84 kickoff return, 11:45 1st (Watson kick)
A -- Hancock, 21 pass from A. Williams, 4:57 1st (Watson kick)
A -- Safety, Southeast quarterback fumbled out of end zone, 3:21 1st
A -- FG Watson 23, 0:00 1st
A -- Gayles, 30 pass from A.Williams, 8:58 2nd (Watson kick)
A -- Leone, 5 pass from A. Williams, 2:16 2nd (Watson kick)
S -- Meluch recovered fumble in end zone, 9:54 4th (kick failed)
S -- Myers, 10 run, 1:01 4th (Canfield kick)
First downs 11 10
Rushes-yards 31-144 33-75
Passing yards 79 48
Att.-Cpl.-Int. 9-7-0 12-6-2
Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-yards 3-12 2-19
Rushing: Alliance -- Lott 9-69, Frazier 7-33, Jackson 1-27, D. Johnson 6-14; Southeast -- Myers 12-66, Schmidt 7-29.
Passing: Alliance -- A. Williams 7-7-0 79; Frazier 2-0-0; Southeast -- Proctor 12-6-2 48
Receiving: Alliance -- Gayles 1-30, Hancock 1-21, Hammerton 1-14, S. Johnson 1-13; Southeast -- Norquest 5-39.


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In 1996, Tom Nevin is shot dead at his pub in Co. Wicklow. His wife, Catherine, is found gagged and bound in their home above the bar. There is jewellery strewn around the house, a television at the top of the stairs - but no sign of a break-in. On Tom Nevin's body, a wallet with Ir£200; in the till beside his corpse, Ir£400, all untouched.
What exactly happened that night in Jack White's pub? And just how did Catherine Nevin come to be one of Ireland's most infamous murderers? For Scannal this week, Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh investigates the extraordinary events of that night and in the weeks - and years - after Tom Nevin's murder. The programme traces the story as it unfolded to the nation at the time and pieces together the inconsistencies that lead to the eventual arrest and conviction of Tom Nevin's wife, Catherine.
The story is one of the most extraordinary and scandalous crime stories this country has known in recent times. It brings together a cast of characters from the IRA, the Gardaí and the judiciary in a story of greed and ambition that is as incredible as it is real.
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Providing a dedicated personal service for the discerning voyager, BlackZQN exists to turn what is traditionally a travel nuisance into an indulgent experience.
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This feature allows a Microsoft Windows® Server administrator to automatically set a "working directory" for all Rational RequisitePro client for Windows (Rational RequisitePro) users working on the server machine. As a result users will not be prompted to manually select a "working directory".
To enable this feature you need to set the "working directory" path for all users working on the server.
This task requires you to have Microsoft Windows Server administrator rights.
Open the Window Registry Editor and navigate to one of the following registry paths:
On a 32-bit version of Windows:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Rational Software\RequisitePro
On a 64-bit version of Windows:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Rational Software\RequisitePro
Create a string value named 'RqWorkspaceAutomatic'.
Set the value to the file system path of the desired working directory for all users on the server.
RqWorkspaceAutomatic = C:\path_to_RequisitePro_working_directory
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Enemis and Effect
Hello, I'd like to know if this spell repel dementor, because for its 'translation', it deflect enemies, and on the film version, the dementors dodged from the shield?? thank you!! Dobby4ever 20:58, September 26, 2011 (UTC)
I'd like to know too if this spell may be a variation of the shield used by Albus Dumbledore on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix??? thanks!! Dobby4ever 03:03, October 12, 2011 (UTC)
Well, I'd have to say yes to the first question; as it repels enemies, both as per the etymology and as seen in the film, and as the dementors are their enemies, yeah. And supposedly 12 Grimmauld Place was given the best protection there was, so in my opinion, it's likely. However, unless J. K. Rowling or someone similar can confirm it, the second point isn't definite. Hunnie Bunn (talk) 15:49, September 2, 2012 (UTC)
Unknown teacher or member of the Order of Phoenix?
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the protective enchantments around the grounds were summoned byFilius Flitwick, and Flitwick alone. In the second part of the film adaptation, Flitwick is joined by Molly Weasley, Horace Slughorn and a unknown teacher or member of the Order of Phoenix to do so.
I do not get this, because There is no other "Teacher/Order member" casting protections, Besides Molly, Horace and Filius.First of all, I'd like that you'd put you signature. After that, do what the photo says and I think that in another talk page, or fianto duri talk page or protego maxima talk page, are a photo that is clearer. Dobby4ever 13:02, October 14, 2011 (UTC)
I say to the second contributor that didn't leave his signature, you don't know if there is another person contributing to the proteccion in other place in Hogwarts, so perfectly another person could make protective charms fom another place. Lestrange97 13:21, October 14, 2011 (UTC)
When Mcgonagall is giving the instruccions to Neville, Madam Pomfrey is runing to the Gran Starcaise, it could mean that when she was going to the Hospital Wing, arround the Quad, she saw the other spells and she contributed too. It is only a possibility. Lestrange97 17:07, November 8, 2011 (UTC)
Isn't Kingsley the other person doing the spell? The chain seems to emanate from the place he and Remus were standing to defend the castle. 23:49, November 16, 2011 (UTC)
I noticed this as well. We won't know who it is, it could be any member of the Order or staff. Kingsley and Remus are on the battlements, the spell is coming from the center of the courtyard, so I don't think its them. Madam Pomfrey was more than likely going to the hospital wing. I would say it was Pomona Sprout that was casting it since she is the last head of house and it would make sense. we may never know, Gryffindor1991 23:13, November 16, 2011 (UTC)
Yes, it's most possible that was Sprout who casted the spell, but we don't see her leaving the Great Hall with the rest of the staff. I think we should put it in Behind the Scenes. Lestrange97 14:24, November 19, 2011 (UTC)
Pronunciation and incantation
I sse this video on Youtube (http://www.youtube.com/user/TheMagicOfHogwarts#p/u/2/Q9I5tlU4Kuo) and when they are protecting hogwarts with the spells, I can't define if they say: Repello Inimicum or Inimigotum, can you watch after about one minute and thirty seconds, and they start. I would be so glad if you can listen it correctly to me, and please, rename the page. Thanks Dobby4ever 20:26, November 7, 2011 (UTC)
That's a very good question; apparently it's Repello Inimicum, as per the page's name, but to me it sounds like they're saying Repello Inimigotum.... unless they're stuttering at the end of Inimicum. Hunnie Bunn (talk) 15:49, September 2, 2012 (UTC)
Hey guys. I just wanted to confirm with you so that there's no controversy. I was watching the blu-ray version of deathly hallows part 2 and the volume was very loud. the subtitles were also on. as i watched this part it was, with the spelling, like this: Protego Maxima. Fianto Duri. Repello Inimicum. i heard it very clearly myself too. if there's anymore controversy, i think you guys should try that. also about the fourth caster. we have no proof that there was a fourth caster because we didn't actually see him/her cast the enchantments. they showed the other three. it could've also been mcgonagall though because she told harry "I will protect the school". just another thing to think about Dement0r 01:40, November 14, 2011 (UTC)
- See the picture of the page Protective Enchantments and you see four chains of spells. Three on the viaduct counteryard and another on another place, look with atention. AND.... she seys "I'll secure the castle". Thanks Dobby4ever 15:45, November 16, 2011 (UTC)
- It might just be my eyes, and I don't know any of the names of the places, I hope you won't mind. To me it looks as though there's five blue things of light going up into the sky. I would highly appreciate if someone would please and thank you give an opinion on this? Thanks :) Luna Malfoy 00:57, November 24, 2011 (UTC)Luna Malfoy
- I saw five of the spells being cast around the castle.i think it was suppose to be like that because as you see there is three people casting the shield spells in the front part of the castle which is the viaduct courtyard,then theres only one person casting at the back and if u look at the top part of the pic you see a tiny blue spell. so i think its suppose to be five casters so that it looks like the teachers were given a point to stand and cast the shield.
I, too, saw five, and yes, I think it likely that they would cast the spell at different places to ensure the strongest protection around the castle. --Hunnie Bunn (talk) 15:49, September 2, 2012 (UTC)


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