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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is looking for a new candidate to lead American and allied forces in Europe after his first choice, Marine Gen. John Allen, bowed out Tuesday and announced his intention to retire for what he called personal reasons.
The move further clouds the picture for Obama as he repositions key figures on his national security team and in key military leadership roles. The White House is fighting for Senate confirmation of Chuck Hagel as defense secretary; a confirmation vote was stalled last week by Republicans but is expected to happen next week.
Obama also is switching commanders at Central Command, which is responsible for U.S. military operations throughout the greater Middle East, and Africa Command.
After meeting with Allen at the White House, the president issued a brief statement praising Allen's service. He called the 57-year-old Allen "one of America's finest military leaders, a true patriot, and a man I have come to respect greatly."
Allen appeared to be a shoo-in as the next top commander of allied forces in Europe. Obama nominated him last Oct. 10, but in November, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta stunned many by announcing that Allen was being investigated for potentially inappropriate email exchanges with a Florida socialite, Jill Kelley. Panetta put Allen's nomination on hold.
Last month, shortly before Allen completed a 19-month tour as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced that Allen had been cleared of any wrongdoing and the White House said it was prepared to re-nominate him for the Europe job.
Even so, it was not clear that Allen would choose to go ahead with a Senate confirmation hearing, given the nature of the email probe.
Allen is held in high regard by Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Armed Services Committee, which would have voted on his appointment, and he was expected to win full Senate confirmation. It came as no surprise to many on Capitol Hill when Allen was cleared of wrongdoing in the email probe, which several lawmakers had indicated was not as troublesome as some had initially suggested. The actual emails between Allen and Kelley were never made public.
One of Hagel's biggest detractors, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., showered Allen with praise Tuesday, saying the nation owes him a great debt and "his leadership in the future will be missed."
An Iraq war veteran with a reputation as an astute strategist, Allen took over in Kabul in July 2011, succeeding Gen. David Petraeus, who quit to become CIA director. Allen relinquished command Feb. 10 to a fellow Marine general, Joseph Dunford.
Allen said retiring from the military was "the only choice I could make." Although he did not explain his reasons in detail, he said "my primary concern is for the health of my wife, who had sacrificed so much for so long." He served 38 years in the Marine Corps.
In retiring, Allen passed up Obama's offer to promote him to the Europe job, which is one of the more prestigious jobs in the military. It carries the dual responsibilities of commanding NATO troops from allied headquarters in Belgium and heading the U.S. European Command, a separate organization based in Germany.
The U.S. has about 80,000 troops based in Europe.
It's unclear who Obama will nominate for that job. The current commander, Navy Adm. James Stavridis, had planned to leave last year, but was asked to stay on until Allen could take over. He is expected to remain until a successor is confirmed.
Army Gen. Carter Ham might have been a logical choice, in part because he previously served as commander of all U.S. Army forces in Europe. But he is scheduled to retire this year. He currently serves as commander of U.S. Africa Command.
In a written statement Tuesday, Allen he wants to focus on helping his wife, Kathy, cope with health issues. He was not specific about her ailments, but The Washington Post quoted Allen on Monday as saying that his wife suffers from a combination of chronic health issues that include an autoimmune disorder.
"The reasons for my decision are personal," Allen said in his statement. "I did not come to it lightly or quickly, but given the considerations behind it, I recognized in the end it was the only choice I could make.
"While I won't go into the details, my primary concern is for the health of my wife, who has sacrificed so much for so long. For more than 35 years, my beloved Kathy has devotedly stood beside me and enabled me to serve my country.

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2012 Alpine SufferfestRe: 2012 Alpine SufferfestSandman we miss you
Re: 2012 Alpine SufferfestNice riding guys. I think it's cold down there. Don't get too cold.
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It is mate, but the worst of it was the crazy winds blowing us off the road near Charlotte Pass Friday afternoon FPR Ragamuffin
Re: 2012 Alpine Sufferfest2 X HC climbs ...... This might be the closest thing to childbirth pain women complain about lol!
Re: 2012 Alpine SufferfestAwesome ride guys... Thanks for organising... Had a lot of fun being in the hurtbox....
50sec Greg... grrrrrrrrrr http://app.strava.com/activities/27382936#490955688 Thanks for the tempo tow. The rest that are still down there, hope you guys are having fun on your "WALK" up at Threadbo...
Re: 2012 Alpine Sufferfest btw anyone leave a TF2 spray in me car ?
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thats mine Ehly, get it off you later
Re: 2012 Alpine SufferfestGreat weekend guys the weather, company and riding were excellent
Thanks to Greg for organising it, the unit was perfect (except for the stairs, ouch!!). Thanks also to the Spizman for the lift and for organising the logistics with all the bikes, great setup (wish I could post the pic) Special mention to Sandy (NFS) for marching Donny, Spiz and myself to the highest point in Australia without any food or water or protection from the elements. HTFU indeed
That's brilliant FPR Ragamuffin
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Blown all the gaskets on that Classic! Thanks Don! As Rogan said.....the trick to a PR is doing your first ride as slow as possible LOL !
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No food! Ehly would never have made it
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Thanks all. Greg the accommodation is simply brilliant. Company is A-1! Lets do it again.....oh the pain!
Re: 2012 Alpine Sufferfestthredbo to dead horse (sorry about the noise, dont know how to edit yet
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Nice sprint to take the win Donny
Re: 2012 Alpine SufferfestDont think the others were trying too hard but will take anything I can
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there was a sprint... damn !!!!! i missed it.
No food .... thats HARDCORE TOP Weekend of riding boys !!!!! thanks again for the company.
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I've gone soft too. Just ordered an 11 / 28 from Mr Wiggle. Particularly since there is talk of completing some unfinished business in the Bright area FPR Jubilado Bludger
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Bandito called, he wants his band back and Sandman said he's never gonna ride again! FPR Ragamuffin
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I'm obviously not explaining myself clearly enough for some of those "compact" brain people. With a 28 tooth on the back there will be no need to use the small chainring at all so that can be dispensed with to free up weight to assist in any serious climbing. I thought it was just so obvious, never mind NFS FPR Jubilado Bludger
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Don't worry Sandy- even "if" you used the granny gear with a 28 you'll still be pushing a bigger gear than Chucky
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Perhaps a "compact brain" is exactly what you need mate What happened to the old NFS who rode C grade, climbed TG's with one up his sleeve and pantsed me on Lapstone ?? All we get from this new version is excuses, can't do this, can't do that A far cry from the HTFU can do attitude I've grown used to
A bit rich coming from someone who's curled up in the fetal position and hasn't turned a pedal stroke in anger since TG's. George reckons therapy can help FPR Ragamuffin
Re: 2012 Alpine SufferfestTherapy doesn't seem to have helped George
Re: 2012 Alpine Sufferfestive been on the bike once since jindy. Soft? lazy? couldnt be bothered? better things to do? Pick one or all as they all apply at some point. Might get back in the saddle next week
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I have used Michelin LTX M/S tires exclusively on my tundra after I ditched the factory Dunlops....poor grip and noisy, not to mention poor mileage. Although I have never achieved the nominal mileage with them, I prefer handling and braking performance over tire wear every and any day. These new M/S2 tires are noticeably quieter on the road than my old LTX ones. They seem to grip a bit better as well. I like them a lot.
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AwesomeGPU price: $250
Price in Europe: $250 - $ = 250, 250 + € = 250€
Phoronix: ALUSA Atom Desktop
For the past several weeks I have been testing out the ALUSA Atom Desktop with Linux. As implied by the name it's an Intel Atom powered desktop/nettop computer, but this Atom system comes out of Portugal from a small Linux-focused start-up company.
Here's the thing about pricing: everything costs more in Europe because the prices are converted from USD using the following formula:
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AwesomeGPU price: $250
Price in Europe: $250 - $ = 250, 250 + € = 250€
echo '$250' | sed 's/^\$//' | sed 's/$//'
no, because the portuguese unlike, say, the americans or chinese that want to sell higher quantities at a lower profit, they prefer to sell much lower quantities at a much much higher profit margin
that and the 23% tax rate
which by the way you wouldn't have to pay since you are buying it outside EU. But again, porkies have no business management skills or anything, and that's why it's a bankrupt country that has to buy stuff from china and doesn't even bother rebrand it.
I don't see much benefit in buying this thing from ALUSA, when you can buy just as good FoxConn barebone with FoxConn brand, with AMD CPU, probably for less money. OK, ALUSA might have linux preinstalled, but I imagine most Phoronix readers can do that themselves.
I've been running AMD E-350 based FoxConn nT-A3500 machine for a year and a half now. All 100% Open Source, running Debian, with open source Radeon drivers. It works great. I'm using it to play movies on TV, as a home internet router/firewall, as a download machine for longer downloads and generic home server. I didn't have any issues installing Debian Sid on it.
Oh, and it looks like FoxConn now has two more AMD based barebones:
Good for you, but Hon Hai Precision Industry have problems with Linux support in the past http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=869249 and there is no guarantee for proper Linux support in other their products (except mentioned nT-A3500). That why products with proper BIOS/UEFI and guaranteed Linux support, like ALUSA, System76 and ZaReason, is still important.
What seems puzzling is that many linux hackers (kernel and otherwise) and commoners seem to buy Apple hardware and noone seems to be venturing/looking into the market of Hi-end linux machines.
I know that i would be all over a machine with MBPr specs that will run linux flawlessly.
Sure, clearly the four or five persons that would buy such a 2k linux laptop completely justify the effort in creating such
Tell me that you wouldn't like running your command line on a HiDPI display. Imagine how crisp all the ascii art will look like and the possibilities of something like that
Seriously i think we need something with good linux support on the mid to high end market. No manufacturer seems to care.
I'm getting old - my eyesight wouldn't give me any improvement for a retina display compared to a regular fullHD one at 24".
But talking seriously too, the total addressable market is way too small. Say Corp A creates such a laptop for 2k and ships it with Ubuntu.
How many of the 1% of linux users would consider it? Let's be generous and say 5%.
Then how many of those would abandon it because a competitor offers a better keyboard/trackpad/more ports? Over half, given the tech-inclined audience.
You just couldn't sell much of a single model. And even with a fuller range, the costs would skyrocket over the sales.


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CBBC Newsround "Deathly Hallows" Quiz
Aug 06, 2007
Posted by SueTLC
UncategorizedPart One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Part Six Part Seven
Good Luck!
Aug 06, 2007
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Part Six Part Seven
Good Luck!
i liked the book of deathly hallows Mrs.J.K.Rowling. i have read the book and it is very good.
says:Fun! I got 10/10 on all the parts. I hope they have one up for the final chapters soon.
says:I missed two… oh no!! ... great questions!!
says:Ha! I got 56/60. Guess I'd better reread…
says:Yes! 58/60… I guess I need to re-read the part where Harry gives a wrong name (you just have to remember yourself, what that is, so you can answer correctly… :-) )
says:I missed one question. I couldn't remember how many delecour's came to the wedding. :-(
says:Missed two. Couldn't remember what happened to Voldemort's orphanage, and couldn't remember what name Harry gave. Still, great quiz and I'm not too embarrassed about 58/60 after one reading.
says:That was so easy! I only got maybe three wrong overall. I'm proud that I remembered so much since my memory sucks so bad lol.
says:Thanks, i post it on BlogHogwarts.com
says:Brilliant test, I only got a few wrong total
says:Easy peasy.
says:Ten out of ten on all six quizzes! Of course, test taking was always one of my favorite things, in contrast to my total loathing of handing in homework, even if I did do it.
says:So close! I forgot Mr. Weasley's status and what Hermione gave Reg Cattermole.
says:Piece of cake! 60 out of 60. Fun quiz though.
says:That was easy, I only got a couple wrong, bring on the hard quizzes!
says:that was really fun!
says:60/60, I'm good, haha…
says:56 / 60 Stupidity on two of the answers. Didn't know on the other two.
A great test.
says:I got 58/60… missed how many people guarded Harry – forgot to subtract Harry himself, and what the orphanage is now.
Loved this question: Who did Ron almost get taken by when he left Harry and Hermione?
A: Death Eaters
B: Gobblers
C: Snatchers
Hee! There's a Golden Compass reference there. :)
says:Okay, I'll try to do this without spoilers. In Part 1 Question 7: Which character that we know from earlier books is the first to die? I put B, because we find out later that he died right after they took flight and A died later in flight even though we see it 1st. Did anyone else get confused by this question?
says:Jules – I noticed the HDM reference too! :) Wouldn't it be great if Jo and Pullman worked on a series together?!
Only got two wrong – not bad since I've only read DH once!
says:yeah 60/60 and i've only read it once so far! :)
says:i did think about that, but i presumed as it was like a kiddy quiz, and the little kids werent as likely to think through timescales, just to think about actual occurences in the book: i guessed the one WE see first to be the one they meant.
But yes, it is badly worded.
says:That's pretty cool, it was fun! I got like 7 wrong but w/e! That's still good, I guess!
says:There is a typo. One of the options is Vernon Dudley but his name is Vernon Dursley :P
says:Harry Fan07—
It isn't a typo… Harry said his name was Vernon Dudley.
says:Great! Got only one wrong…couldn't remeber what name Harry gave instead of his own…but I don't think it was sooo important anyways. =))) LOL
says:I missed one out of all parts, the one where it says something like, "What is built next to Tom Riddle's ruined orphanage?" or something like that.
says:I got all of them right!!! squeals
says:Got 57/60 :]
says:I counted the Veela cousins, so I got the Delacour family count wrong… Fun though:)
What about that gigantic Leaky quiz? :D
says:Hell!! I gotta start re-reading the book.
says:That was easy, I got one wrong.
says:I got 2 wrong…so 58 out of 60 so 96.6%.
says:57/60, and a great distraction from work for a few minutes.
says:I missed only one…and this was an easy one, I missed the last known owner of the Elder wand
says:Obviously, either the quiz was pathetic or we were brilliant :) . I got 58/60 (I admit – with some luck on one or two of the questions), and as I see your perfect results, I begin to feel a bit miserable :P .
says:hey but …wheres the last chapters? i missed 6/60 right now but oh well…lol i dont remmeber lil things but i loved the book
says:what i meant is i got 54/60 right lol
says:Sigh…stupid orphanage! 59/60. I love the quizzes, so bring 'em on!
says:Got 55/60.Messed up 5 unimportant questions while remembering the important ones in the book.
says:awright! i can't stop re-reading the book since it came out—looking forward to dive into this quiz! =)
says:60/60 bam! Easy easy stuff…come CBBC you can do betta than that! :-P
says:I missed three… I forgot at that point in the book that Dumbledore was the last known elder wand owner, what was built on the orphanage, and what color hair Teddy Lupin had as a baby… Oh well. I was surprised that I got all the rest correct—I only read the book once! :-) Great quiz!!
says:I missed one, though it says I missed two. In part 6, it's on question #5: they actually have an error unless the UK and US versions are different. It's the question about what happened to Ariana at age 6. The quiz says the correct answer is the first one (attacked by muggles), but I looked it up, and on p. 564 (US), it is the second answer (attacked by three muggle boys).
I sent them an email about it, so it'll be interesting to see if they change the question or explain if the difference is because of something different in the two books.
says:I agree with kardio—where's the rest? There's still a out six chapter left! And they're the really good ones, too! Mostly I'm complaining cuz I want to see some Snape questions… ^_~
says:I got 58/60. Messed up Mr. Weasley's status & I did pay attention to the chapter numbers on the quiz so I got the elder wand question wrong!!!
i hope they add a quiz for the last few chapters
says:all I missed was mr. weasley's status… 59/60
says:missed 1, first 1 too, oh well. good quiz.
says:Ahh, missed one. I guess my brain didn't think the former owner of the tent they were using on their 'camping trip' seemed significant. :)
says:59/60… and the one I missed was the very last question. I said Teddy's hair was blue.
says:I think some of the answers to this quiz are wrong. Have you guys gone through and done it? Some of the questions are ambiguous, and they seem to suggest that Bellatrix doesn't die.
says:GOT 10/10 ON EACH PART, LOVE THE BOOK. HARRY POTTER RULES
says:Got all of them correct! :)
Mind you, I've read the book twice already and I don't think I'll be able to resist much longer to read it for the 3rd time.
says:I got 60/60 and i still what to re-read it for the 5th time
says:Dithered on discipline question, 59/60, have read DH twice.
Eeyore – You miss-read the question which read "She attacked three muggle boys". No, they attacked her
says:I know this is off topic in a way, but I just wanted to ask if there is a problem with the mac dashboard news feed? I'm not getting my news, you see… I suppose it might be because of all this very cool redecorating you're all doing (amazing by the way!) Just wanted to say that I miss my news…
says:60/60. :D Yayness
says:Oh, and I've read twice. Might read again soon too.
says:55/60 eek. I read the book in 13 hours so…I may have missed a couple parts. Didn't remember Teddy's hair color, and Dumbledores sisters name…one of the questions I knew, I clicked the answer and submitted before I realized what I did :( now I'm sad inside. Forgot who had the elder wand last too!! Well, I will re-read it once I re-read the whole series (for the 5th time). Only this time I am keeping a journal of all the clues leading up to the end!! w00t!
says:Cool game!!! Only five wrong answers…^^
I loved Deathly Hallows and read it without break (16 hours 40 minutes, he he)... But it's hard to realise, that it's over now cry...
says:Did I misread one of the questions?
Part 2, Question 10:
"Who took the locket Horcrux AWAY from the cave?"
I answered A. Didn't LV make Kreacher go to the cave with him to TAKE THE LOCKET THERE? I thought RAB was the one who REMOVED it.
says:Only got one wrong! Woohoo! It was the question about who took the locket to Grimmauld Place. I said it was RAB, but it's Kreatcher… Oh well, not bad… 59/60.
says:2 wrong. Couldn't remember Arthur Weasley's status, and I though Teddy Lupin's hair was blue.
says:Eeyore, the trick to the question about Ariana is that the second answer says she attacked three muggle boys. She was attacked by them.
Betsyjane, RAB took the locket from the basin but had Kreacher remove it from the cave. RAB was dragged into the lake by the inferi.
says:Thanks Dragonfan. I'm going to have to go back and read a few things again. I don't remember there being a picture of a kittenon Harry's poster in Umbridge's office. I thought it was just a note saying "To be punished". I must have been reading too quickly. I know there were putrid kittens all over her office though.
says:Eh, I missed 5 just because I hit the wrong answers, and I read it once, with a few hours of sleep for 3 days. Lol
says:DO NOT DISTURB SIGN IS OFF JK ROWLING'S OFFICE DOOR!
says:The best chapter in harry potter and the deathly hallows is undoubtably the princes-tale. Although the chapters that follow answer a few questions that weigh on your mind not only throughout the 7th book but also throughout the previous books! This chapter totally explains the inner depths of severus snape and finally I feel sorry for him and give him respect for everything he did in his life. Where the chapter before I was saying he deserved his death, now it seems regrettable and unfortunate. His love for Lily Potter is so strong that it outweighs everything else in his life as he gives it the most piority. This ultimately leads to the sacrifice of his own life. It shows unrequited love however it also makes you wonder had he never got involved with the dark arts or called Lily a "mudblood" he may have ended up marrying the then Lily Evans. This chapter shows a much more passionate and devoted Snape, the character I would least have suspected to fit such a profile. Although some like me may have guessed Snape's killing of Dumbledore was pre-arranged I never imagined the depths to him that J.K Rowling has shown.
says:Drat, it's two weeks old. I think I've been in a time warp anyway.
says:ZoeRose: the sign at jkrowling.com has been off for a while. She opened her door the day before the 7th book release and it's been that way ever since. It's the paper with her 'acknowledgements' on it. It was so sad =(
says:I got 9/9 on each chapter quiz! I need to get the book back from my friend asap!
says:I missed 4! Actually one I missed because I read it wrong and one I missed because I second guessed myself, but still.
I do not remember reading that Ginny was short for Ginevra. I had actually been wondering if it was short for something, so I thought I would have remembered that, oh well.
says:100%! Yay!!!
says:59/60, couldn't remember what color was Teddy's hair, so I guessed and got it wrong.
says:Kate, I was caught off guard by the question 'which death eater died', but each quiz it based on certain chapters. It's not asking who died, but who died in those chapters, so the answer is Peter Pettigrew, even though, yes, Bellatrix soes die later.
says:Only got 1 wrong on this, not too bad I think. It's good to know I retained the details. Great quiz!
says:I got one wrong, the one about the last known owner of the Alder Wand because I thought that at that stage of the book we didn't know Dumbledore had owned it yet. That'll teach me not to cheat and look in the book!!
says:59/60. I thought Ariana was attacked by three Muggle boys….
says:I got 56/60. I'm really disappointed… but I have not reread the book yet.
says:sorry, but didn't both Bellatrix and Pettigrew die?
and what's the e-mail address to give a news tip to leaky? since the new website the contact us page isnt updated. thanks
says:Sweet! I got them all right. That could be because I've read it 4 times and am currently reading for the fifth time.
says:JKR stated in her website that her favorite funny quote was from Ron who said,'really captures the scope and tragedy of the thing, doesn't it?' Help me remember where/when this was said. It sounds very familiar, but I can't place it right off. It bothers me like not knowing a star's name in a movie.
says:oops wrong comment section sorry.
says:Dumbeldore was a teenager, not a child, when he was friend with what it's name.
I got a few wrong but I am quite happy with my performance, considering I finished reading it two weeks ago.
I will have it read to me in French this autumn when my wife will receive her French copy.
It was fun.
says:almost perfect scores! lol.
cant wait for the next chapters to be posted…
says:I missed the question about what had been built over the orphanage. Where was that in Deathly Hallows?
says:Got 59/60! And I missed the easiest question: who was the last owner of the Elder Wand. I found that rather confusing because I think that in that moment Harry didn't know Voldemort had already got the Elder Wand.. anyway I'm happy with my result :)
says:I got 57/60
says:Too easy. 100%
says:I got 56/60… I feel good about that one. I lost ones that could've gone different ways had they been in different parts of the book. I didn't see the quizes were broken up by chapters… oh, well.
says:I'm so at awe at how so many true harry fans are not as upset as i am if you read the book. how did harry sopport his family? Who ended up running the school? did hermine just have kids or did she become someone? and who took in teddy? Why didn/t harry if he married?Rowlings goes from battle to nineteen yrs later.maybe the movie will be better.What a let down????What happened to the others??mcgonagle,hagrid,the weasleys…..
says:60/60 for this gal…
says:Kathy, if you want to know what happens to the characters, check the past couple weeks of leaky news. Jo did plan all of that out, it just wasn't strictly necessary for the epilouge. Anyway, I thought the quiz was too easy.
says:Missed two! I forgot the color of Ted's hair and the muggle who attacked Ariana. Drat!
says:All correct! It's easy to say now: "That was too easy, nothin' to it"
says:59/60, forgot the color of Teddy's hair.
says:58/60. I missed the one about which day they got to Godric's Hollow (Christmas Eve, Christmas Day…same thing) and Mr. Weasley's "status" (tracked? watched? I can't even remember which one it is now) but I think I got the important questions right! Most were pretty easy.
says:59/60% I missed one something about who ran something and i put dudleus deegle (i am sure i just murdered that name) please forgive me its 12 o clock here and i am exashusted.
says:Oh, and Malerie, I misread that answer the first time too, but it actually said Ariana ATTACKED three muggle boys…not that she was attacked BY them.
says:One wrong- I forgot what they called Mr. Weasley's status. Hey, they all sounded like good answers!
says:Wow – I got 58/60.
I forgot the tent belonged to perkins not runcorn (I thougtht they changed who they got the tent from – someone with lumbago) and also I thought arthur weasley's status was 'watched' not 'tracked' because I remember harry saying 'your being watched' when he was pretending to be that despicable tall death eater.
says:56/60…How many to protect Harry (accidently included Harry); Ginny's full name; Mr. Weasley status; and Baby Tonks' hair color. It was a great quiz. Anyone know what happened about the prediction quiz given by Leaky before the book came out?
says:missed 2…could remember whether mr. weasley was being tracked or watched, and i thought dudley said i dont think your a waste of space…i didnt know he actually said thanks for saving my life lol..
says:Um, Lauren, Dudley DID say "I don't think you're a waste of space." Either you got the two mixed up in your post, or something else happened, because "I don't think you're a waste of space" was the answer.
btw, I'm almost done reading the book for the second time. 59/60. If I hadn't been re-reading, I would've had no clue what Ted Tonks's hair color was.
says:I've only read the book once but I just got 57/60 right! Pretty pleased with myself. Also read it fast in just a few hours so I reckon that's pretty good!
says:The best book! Totally agree with J.K. Rowling. 58/60…How many to protect Harry (accidently included Harry). 'froggy818' we are on almost on same footing.
says:Right, this is officially driving me insane; in part 5 of the quiz, the pic at the top is of two fans sitting in front of a giant DH banner with a silhouette of Severus Snape. I swear I have seen it before and know who the artist is but endless googling hasn't coughed up an answer. Anyone???
says:""" How many to protect Harry (accidently included Harry). """ Didn't got tricked by that one. almost though. 4 mistake, not bad given how fast i read it lol !
says:60/60 Woo-hoo! Man's greatest treasure is wit beyond measure!
says:I didn't miss very many it was mostly wording on the questions that was confusing…or maybe I was thinking about it too much. Over all it was very easy and I missed four, one was the orphanage question and one was the elderwand question. One was what was Arther Weasley's security status (all the words meant the same thing) couldn't remember the exact word used. The other question was equal to the last, can't remember what the question was.
says:That was what the question was…reading peoples posts….When did they arrive in Godric's Hollow….Christmas Day was what i put and it was Eve…okay…
says:58/60! Pride :)
says:I got 56 out of 60. A little disappinted in my performance, but I am only 1/2 through the book for the second time. That is still pretty good for an old woman ;-)
I think this is my favorite book in the series now. JKR packed so much stuff into this book, and how could I not LOVE The Prince's Tale. Somehow I knew that Severus' heart was not completely blackened and shrivelled like Dumbledore's hand.
says:60/60 that was so easy. Bring on the toughies!
says:'bellatrix's parole officer'- when Harry was going through Arthur Weasley's file in Umbridges office it clearly stated that he and his family were tracked.
says:Carebie- yes it was Christmas eve, Hermione exclaims this when they arrive and people don't normally sing Christmas carols out on the street on Christmas day, it's usually eve.
says:I felt emotions of harry , hermione and ron in each page. The best of all as it contains the answer to every question
says:56/60…I think that's pretty good as I've only listened to the audio book twice. I couldn't remember what Teddy's hair color was, the last known owner of the elder wand, how many "Harry"s (forgot to subtract the real Harry), and Arthur Weasley's security status. I can't wait until I can borrow my brother's copy of the book so I can actually read it, instead of listen to it!
says:There is one question that is wrong that only "Serge Gingras" has mentioned so far:
Quiz: Chapters 16-20 Question 5 Who was Dumbledore close friends with when he was a child? A: Severus Snape B: Marvolo Gaunt C: Gellert Grindelwald
The quiz states that "C" is the correct answer. This is incorrect.
Dumbledore only met Grindelwald after he had graduated from Hogwarts which would make him over seventeen and thus of age, therefore, an adult. With Snape entering Hogwarts when he was only eleven, technically, the only possible answer could be "A" (ignoring the fact that it says "close" friends). The real answer is, of course, Elphias Doge, but that would neccessitate placing the question among those from the first five chapters.
says:59/60 only missed one couldn't remeber the name Harry gave. not to bad.
says:60/60, it was the easier quiz!
says:Oh Yeah! 100%
says:Missed 4. Dang. Should've been just 3, but I answered too fast on the "Who took the locket out of the cave" question. I chose RAB before I looked at the other choices. Stupid. Haha
says:I got 58/60! I got the shape of Lovegood's house wrong and some other minor thing I can't even remember now XD
says:68/70 points possible… OMFG! Oo
says:57/60. Darn. I forgot the pukingness, and the status of Arthur. I thought Harry said "You're being watched.."
says:Missed 1 question… ticked arthur weasely was being "watched", instead of "tracked". Got all ekse right…woohoo…
says:59/60 only wrong on the Arthur being followed question. used whatched in stead of tracked
says:I agree with Lexi, I think question 7 in Part 1 is wrong: Question 7 Which character that we know from earlier books is the first to die?
A: Hedwig
B: Mad-Eye
C: Hagrid
The answer was A <—Voldemort chased after the others first until he got to Harry (and then most likely left the scene once Harry eluded him) so Mad-Eye must have died first (or may have). It is a trick question…
Other than that, I got them all right…
says:JBrosch, I think the question mainly refers to who we (as readers) read about dying first. Hedwig was the first character we knew was dead.
says:Quite easy, but still nice. :) Just a few stupid mistakes and couple of inaccurate questions. I answered that Bellatrix died but it was Peter. I think that question means that who died in that chapter, and Bellatrix died later.. And I thought the last horcrux was inside Nagini, not Harry (question 5, chapters 31-36)? Voldemort did Nagini-horcrux after he tried to kill Harry when he was a baby, and the horcrux inside Nagini is destroyed AFTER the horcrux inside Harry, right? Or have I missed something important?
says:Katya… I agree with you aboout the horcrux question. I think it should be Nagini as well. That was the only question I missed. 70/71! Yay.
Although I got the question right… wasn't it Ron who used the Wingardium Leviosa to get past the Whomping Willow, not Harry? or am I not remembering that part correctly?
says:I think there's a mistake in the last quiz. The 'right' answer on the final Horcrux is supposed to be Harry, but we know it's Nagini. She's both been created after Harry and destroyed after the Horcrux in Harry.
says:At first I got 55/60.Now it is 66/71(as the quiz of final chapters have been released !).
says:I disagree with #5 on the seventh part. Technically, Nagini is the "final" horcrux (as the question asks), because the bit inside Harry was destroyed before Nagini was.
says:I think out of all seven quizzes, I missed maybe five questions.
On the third question of part seven, they ask which spell does Harry use to get past the Whomping Willow. It's not Harry; it's Ron. Oh well.
says:I got one wrong :D
I got confused with the last horcrux bit. Nagini was last, but Harry found out last he was a horcrux :P
says:So didn't anyone answer all 71 questions? or did they add part 7 after you all took the tests? I got 66 out of 71.
says:got two of the final ten wrong… oh well
says:Did anyone else realize that they asked "what spell did "Harry" use to get past the whomping willow" when it was RON that used Wingardium Leviosar to make the stick jab the knot that makes the tree stop moving?? I only missed the one about the Horcrux, but that one is bogus since they should have phrased the question better. They must have meant what is the last horcrux we/Harry find out about. Because Naghini was the last horcrux created and the last to be destroyed.
says:I agree with Katya and others. Nagini was the last horocrux, not Harry.
Also timewise Mad-Eye snuffed it before Hedwig.
The question about Dumbledore's friend when he was a teenager is vague, he met Grindewald after he finished school when he was planning to go for this world trip with Doge.
says:60/60 The best test I have ever had LOL
says:Ok I just got another 10 right LOL There were only six when I took it yesterday and I didn't notice the 7th until after I posted my results and read some more replys.
says:I wish there would have been harder questions.
says:pancrafts, the seventh came up recently…
I got 60/60 the first round and was flush happy about it, but now I got only 9 right on the seventh one, sigh! The resurrection stone question and the curse Voldy put on Neville stumped me.
Guess its time to re-read. Its just that I want to re-read the whole series in order. OCD!
says:I got 65 out of 70. not too bad. I loved the Quiz – it was fun and I can't wait to reread it. Bring on more quizzes
says:OKAY. the last to be destroyed was inside the snake..so..REALLY. i should have gotten perfect>_> I suppose they meant, which was the last created or soemthing. meh.
says:I didn't think that some of those questions were really right, though. Call me pedantic, but questions like "which ghost stole Ravenclaw's diadem" are just incorrect – she wasn't a ghost when she stole it. There were a few like that and I thought that they were just sloppy.
(And no, this isn't sour grapes – I still got 100% right)
says:YAY 60/60 and ive only read it once!!
says:yay 60/60 and ive only read it once!!
says:I got 1 wrong, but I know I'm right… the book says Ariana was attacked by 3 muggle boys and I answered it that way and got it wrong…..but I'm not wrong!
says:Jules, there is a tiny difference between those answers in that question. :) Yes, Ariana was attacked by three muggles, but alternative B says that she attacked three muggle boys, which actually means that the boys were victims, not Ariana. So, C is right, she was attacked BY muggles.
says:They had a question in the last part: "Where was the last horcrux?". They say in Harry but the one in Harry was destroyed BEFORE the one in Nagini. Harry's is destroyed when Voldy casts the AK on him in the forest. After limbo land, Hagrid carries Harry back to hogwarts. Neville then defies Voldy, Voldy disarms him, puts the hat on him, which leads to the sword being summoned. Chaos ensues, harry hides in cloak, Neville uses sword to decapitate nagini, destroying last horcrux. That's the order of events. Their answer is incorrect.
says:...and Harry's horcrux was the 6th created. Nagini's was done last when Voldy killed the old man in the beginning of GOF. JKR said so in an interview. (She was asked which murders led to which horcruxes…Here's the answers best I can recall…Ring-Tom Riddle Sr; Locket-Can't recall; Snake-Old man in GOF at Riddle House;Diadem-I want to say Bertha Jorkins but that doesn't seem right for some reason. Cup-Hepzibah Smith;Diary-I think she said someone random…not sure;
says:i got 56/60..I got two questions on the last section wrong. Well, I was very upset when I was reading that because I thought Harry had died for a moment, and I wasn't paying as much attention as usual. Did anyone else almost faint with love for Ron when he was going insane trying to get to Hermione when she was being tortured?? When they say he was half sobbing as he pounded the walls and that he was trying to apparate without a wand, I started to cry. He's just so adorably in love with her. It's sad that we never get to see any huge affectionate stuff between Harry and Ginny.
says:Locket – a muggle. Diadem – an Albanian peasant. The diadem was done long before Bertha was killed, as he had hidden it in the school when he went to apply for the Prof of DADA job. Nagini – Bertha Jorkins. Diary – Moaning Myrtle.
I also agree about the question on the BBC's quiz. The last one should have been Nagini. I emailed them about that.
says:didn't moody die before hedwig, they just tell us about hedwig first
says:yesss…71/71! i thought it was really easy…
says:70/71 that's not bad, I forgot Arthur Weasley's status… ;o)
says:Where is the final Horcrux? A: Inside the diadem B: Inside Nagini C: Inside Harry The answer was C How is this true? The last made was Nagini, the last destroyed was Nagini. Harry was only the last they found out about.
says:59 out of 60. Not too bad for an old man of 64!
I will sorely miss this series, but will have to muddle through with rereading them, again and again and again.
If only the movies were getting better, instead of worse.
says:Sorry, I got 69 out of 70. I hope everyone reads that book so well, that they all get at least 90%.
says:I think I only missed one total!!!!!! Harry potter champ is here!!!! This is deffinately my favorite Harry Potter book by far!!!!!!!!
says:YAY! I got all of them right! They were sort of easy, but you did need to think.
says:I got 10/10 on the first quiz..havn't taken the others yet.
I found question 10 a bit odd…I assume they mean during the escape.
says:I agree with Brent. Technically, the last Horcrux was Nagini, which Neville destroyed AFTER Harry's death and resurrection which destroyed the Horcrux in Harry. I did fairly well on the other questions. I think CBBC needs to get some of their facts straight.
says:Hey, not bad! I thought some of the questions were badly phrased, though, leading to some confusion on my part – for instance, whether the "last" horcrux referred to the last one created or the last one that needed to be destroyed. Good, though! I think I only got 3 wrong after a single reading.
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and the winner is hd5770 for the best performance to price ratio !
Phoronix: AMD FirePro V8800 2GB
Last week AMD launched the FirePro V8800, which is their first workstation graphics card derived from an ATI Evergreen graphics processor and designed to be a step-up from the previously reviewed FirePro V8700 and FirePro V8750. The AMD FirePro V8800 features 2GB of GDDR5 video memory with 147.2 GB/s of bandwidth, 1600 Stream processors, four DisplayPort outputs, ATI Eyefinity support, DirectX 11.0 / OpenGL 4.0 support, OpenCL 1.0 capable, a full 30-bit display pipeline, Multi-View display support, and much. We have now carried out our Linux testing of this new ultra high-end workstation graphics card and have the results to share this morning.
and the winner is hd5770 for the best performance to price ratio !
The open source KMS driver should support eyefinity in 2.6.34.
nice thank you very much...
i think the open-source driver will beat the fglrx very fast!
tests shows me that the opensource driver can beat the fglrx!
"Once Warsow was running with the Catalyst driver, the R300g Mesa 7.9-devel Gallium3D driver was actually faster than Ubuntu 8.04 with the fglrx 8.47 driver!"
"Finally, with our World of Padman benchmark we see the open-source Linux graphics stack in Ubuntu 10.04 outperforming the four-year-old proprietary ATI Linux driver. "
i think in the end the fglrx will lose
i know no one how believes in the power of cloused source on an long therm period.
for exampel Blender and the new Opteron 6000
Blender is 200% faster on Linux than Windows.
in that point opensource beat cloused source
why use C4D or catia ?
i think on an long period of time Blender will beat this shit out of business. ok c4d first and then catia and thats only because catia have another point of use than blender and C4D.
Blender pulls FireGL cards out of business to because they wana fokus on opensource drivers.
@ Michael Larabel
Why is there no competitive analysis in the article?
I don't think the V8800 can be declared the "performance champion", or that we can accurately know the price to performance benefit of the V8800 without comparing it to a NVIDIA card in the same price segment.
ok ill try to aswer this to you.
there no benchmarks!
nvidia fermi and amd's R800 are OpenGL4+ directX11 grafic cards!
unigine haven for exampel are only openGL3.2! 3.2 ! 3.2! you can't check a ogl4.0 grafic card by only checking openGL 3.2!!!!
the 3D-cat stuff the same storry most of the professional benchmarks only use openGL2.1 or mybe OGL3...
there is no real benchmark for an REAL battle fermi VS r800!
why sould michael waste his time on checking openGL3.2 on OpenGL4 cards?
he only wait for real programms and real benchmarks with real DX11 apps on wine and real OpenGL4 apps on linux!
then be sure michael will benchmark all this suff in a round!
@ Michael Larabel
That is a fair answer. Thank you for the reply.


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MIS731 - Information Security and Governance
Unit details
Year | 2015 unit information |
Enrolment modes: | Trimester 2: Burwood (Melbourne), Cloud (online) |
Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
Unit chair: | M Warren |
Prerequisite: | Nil |
Corequisite: | Nil |
Incompatible with: | Nil |
Contact hours: | Campus: 1 x 3 hour seminar per week. |
Security and its governance have now become key issues for all organisations. In this unit Information Security and Governance you will learn to examine how organisations and professionals operate securely in the Information Age and understand the importance of developing structures, policies, procedures, processes and controls to protect information.
Within this unit you will explore organisational information security risks and different approaches that organisations can use to mitigate these risks and implement security plans and processes. You will also examine the role of governance from both a technological and organisational perspective, for example understanding the issue of complying with governance standards and synthesising this knowledge into understanding how policies are developed with governance in mind.
Assessment 1 (Written assignment 2500-3000 words) 30%, Assessment 2 (Written assignment 1000-1500 words) 10%, Examination 60%
Unit Fee Information
Student Contribution Rate* | Student Contribution Rate** | Fee rate - Domestic Students | Fee rate - International students |
$1096 | $1096 | $2871 | $3208 |
* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
Please note: Unit fees listed do not apply to Deakin Prime students.


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The Shave N Cream is an interesting place. It isn't very big, it's attached to a dry-cleaners and it's located in the small town of Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Probably not the location you would expect if you were looking for shaved-ice creations inspired by Hawaii.
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What a boring, unattractive program. The tacky costume isn't helping, either. Someone please get Miki away from Morozov. Thank god it didn't win her the gold here - the way the judging has been going this weekend, I was concerned we'd see another ludicrous score.
What did Yu-Na receive?
Well, Yu-na won but I wouldn't call it convincing. Chink in the armor--she may indeed be beatable at OG with a couple of monster skates by someone.
My two favorites were Akiko and Ashley. I think Akiko should have won the LP.
It definitely wasn't a convincing outing for Yu-Na Kim, but I'm still glad she was able to come out and fight like she doesn't normally have to. I think it bodes well for her Olympic chances, and it also ensures that it will not just be a one-woman race in Vancouver because indeed, there will be stiff resistance.
Agreed. She bombed in Torino and came back to win Worlds the next year. What a fighter!
Well, I agree with the placements, although I think Akiko's PCS should have been higher (when will the judges respect her?)
Everyone seemed very tense except Wagner and Akiko. Must have been nerves after watching Joannie and Alena implode.
Congrats to Yu Na, Miki and Akiko!!
ITA!!!!!! Akiko should have at least been ahead of Miki in the free!! I'm happy with Ashley's 4th place . I think she and Akiko were the ones that made a statement tonight. Akiko that she has to be on the Oly team and Ashley that she can deal with pressure and be fearless out there.
Congrats to Yuna's 3rd GPF champion.
Congrats to Miki and AKiko.
Yup, Yuna's skating has grown tentative in the last 2 events. She's simply not attacking her jumps, which actually decrease their success rate. Again, I'm hoping that she's seeing a good sports shrink, but her focus on pre-performance falls seems to indicate she is not. Brian Orser, get thee to a sport shrink's office now!!!
This must be encouraging to Mao.......
And she landed her flip! That is the most important. Now she knows she can land it at the Olympics too!


text: Power and Castroneves Hit the Streets of BaltimoreAugust 30, 2013BALTIMORE, Md. (August 23, 2013) – Team Penske's Will Power and Helio Castroneves got acclimated to the Grand Prix of Baltimore street course Friday as practice began for Sunday's IZOD IndyCar Series race around the circuit.Power, last week's race winner in Sonoma, had the sixth-fastest lap during the afternoon session. His No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Dallara/Chevrolet was clocked at 1:19.8756 around the two-mile street course through downtown Baltimore's inner harbor. Power ended the session in a tough spot as he nosed into the tire barrier at Turn 9. "It was a decent start to the weekend today for the Verizon team," said Power, who has won the last two series pole positions at Baltimore and won the race at the street circuit in 2011. "I think we still have a bit of work to do on the car to get it to where it needs to be and find some more speed. The track itself is very physical, especially the chicanes. Those are pretty tough. On the last lap there in the afternoon session I just locked up the tires going into Turn 9 and fortunately there wasn't much in the way of damage to the front wing. We'll give it another go tomorrow." Meanwhile, Castroneves posted the 13th fastest lap in the PPG Automotive Refinish Team Penske Dallara/Chevrolet with a time of 1:20.4774. "Baltimore is a different kind of place. It's a bumpy track, for sure, and it takes a lot out of you," said Castroneves, who enters this weekend with a 39-point lead in the series standings with four races remaining in the season. "If you put a good lap together here you're really doing something because it's very difficult to control the car. But the PPG Team Penske guys did a good job today and we're looking for a brighter day tomorrow. We'll be ready to go for qualifying." Practice resumes Saturday morning at 9:05 am ET before qualifying takes to the track at 12 noon. Qualifying will be seen at 6 pm ET Saturday on NBC Sports. Follow the IndyCar action all season long on Verizon's IndyCar 13 mobile app. Now available across all carriers, download it now by calling **INDY on your mobile phone or find it at the App Store and on Google Play. Back to previous page. Copyright ©2015 Team Penske. All rights reserved. |


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NWS ramps up to track Post-tropical Cyclone Sandy
Tuesday - 10/30/2012, 11:44am EDT
Steve Cooper, deputy director, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
When Post-tropical Cyclone Sandy slammed into the Delaware/New Jersey coast Monday afternoon, the meteorologists and hydrologists at the National Weather Service in Silver Spring, Md., were doing what they do every day — gathering data and informing the public about the weather.
"Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, all year long, the weather doesn't stop and neither does the National Weather Services and many of the NOAA assets across the country," Steven Cooper, acting deputy director of National Weather Service, told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp Tuesday.
Although NWS, which is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, serves the public 365 days a year, it ramps up its efforts when storms like Sandy occur.
"We bring extra staffing in to augment staffing to make sure that we have enough people to add around the clock, to make sure we can handle interviews and keep up the reports," Cooper said.
Steven Cooper, acting deputy director, NWS
This week's storm wreaked a lot of damage up and down the coast, producing coastal flooding and heavy winds. "It moved rather rapidly inward and now it's slowed down some and it's producing a lot of rainfall and quite a bit of snowfall, particularly in the West Virginia area," Cooper said.
While this schedule can be tiring sometimes, Cooper said, like many other agencies, the workload is helped by increased planning and preparation that begins many days before a storm's arrival.
In addition to the extra personnel, NOAA is able to deploy a variety of aircraft and other assets to track a storm, including the Air Force's Hurricane Hunters.
"We work with the Air Force and their group of C-130s that have meteorological packages that they put inside the planes," Cooper said. "And they go through the storms every six hours and provide information back to us into our computers. Sometimes it's more frequently than that."
NOAA has two additional types of planes that it uses to track topical storms and hurricanes. One is a P-3 plane, which, like the Hurricane Hunters' aircraft, flies through storms to gather information.
"We also have a Galaxy 5 class jet that does not fly through the storm but flies around the storm," Cooper said. "It gathers environmental data all around the storm. Both sets of planes drop what we call 'dropsondes,' which are instruments that we drop through the storm to get information around it."
NOAA typically releases weather balloons twice a day from 92 sites around the country to track weather patterns. The balloons, filled with hydrogen or helium, carry a radiosonde, which measures temperature, humidity and pressure. With this information, NOAA is able to track windspeed and direction of the weather.
"Starting last week we actually went to four times a day because of the complexity of the storm, across the country," Cooper said. "We've never done that before in the history of the U.S."
The extra balloons added more information to NOAA's computer models, which help meteorologists to better forecast the storm.
Like many agencies, NOAA and NWS face tough budget times ahead, but Cooper said his agency would continue to do its job in fair weather or foul.
"We'll find the money," he said. "We do this. This is what we have to do. It's a matter of lives and we take that very seriously."


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NHIAA Football: Bedford storms past Memorial
That's when his Bedford Bulldogs really turn on the jets. Twenty-eight second quarter points Friday helped the Bulldogs to a 45-14 win over Manchester Memorial.
In fact, it was Memorial making plays early. Deon Ball returned the opening kickoff 44 yards to the Bulldog 36.
But the Crusaders stalled at the 25 and turned the ball over on downs.
But Memeorial came right back with an eight-play, 70-yard drive capped by a one- yard run by Peter Abood.
But as off as the Bulldogs have been on the first quarter, they have been catching fire in the second.Colella kept finding his favorite target Nate Jaeger open in the end zone. Jaeger had touchdown catches of 28 and 25 yards to make it 19-7.
Jaeger added to his big night with an interception late in the second.
Two plays later, a scrambling Colella hit a wide-open Vailas for a 43-yard touchdown making it 35-7 at the half.
Keenan McCoole added a field goal.
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Golf Results for the week of 9/27/2013
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Women's Golf Club
On Tuesday, Sep. 17, the ladies played an individual single eclectic.
The winners were as follows: First flight: Tied for first place – Jan Anderson and Betsy Schadrack; third place – Jackie Luckey.
Second flight: first place – Jennifer Zumbro; second place – Shirley Agnos; third place – Cindy Donohue.
Chip-ins were scored by Patty Rohman and Barb Crist.
Whitehawk Ranch Ladies Golf Club
Sept. 18, 2013
Tuesday was the first day of our 2013 Club Championship. The skies were beautiful but the wind was howling when the ladies took to the tee. It indeed was a fun but challenging day of competition. But today the weather was perfect and the ladies were trying to overcome nerves and play their best rounds. The scores of both days were combined.
The gross division was tightly contested. Marcia Zeigler is again our Club Champion with a score of 165. In a close second was Patty McNamara with a 166! Great playing ladies!
Chris Hyatt won the Captain's Cup as the net division champ with a score of 134. Runner up was Mary Ann Crowe with a score of 140. Congrats to all the winners and all the ladies who gave it their best.
Champagne was poured, toasts were made, and cake was also appreciated by all.
The West Shore ladies played their last game of the summer on Thursday, Sept. 19. The game of choice was Las Vegas Amigas. Julie Azevedo won first place with a score of 64 in the first flight, Linda Kluge was second with a 66 and Kathi Shennan also had a 66 for third.
Shirley Friedrichs was first in the second flight. Her score was 67. Cyndy Horn was the second place winner with a 68 and Karen Nelson's score of 68 netted her third place.
There were two birdies and two chip-ins. Karen Tratt had a birdie on hole 7 and Kathi Shennan on hole 6. The chip-ins were by Kathy Doms on hole 15 and Karen Nelson on hole 18.
The season's finale will be on Thursday, Sept. 26, and is the annual Invite Your Mate tournament which is always jokingly referred to as the Hate Your Mate tournament. Lunch will follow afterwards at the clubhouse.
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Monday Madness
The format for Graeagle Meadows Monday Madness on Sept. 16 was 3 - 2 - 1. That is, three net scores count on the first hole, two net scores count on the second hole and a single net score counts on the third hole. Starting on the fourth hole, the scoring repeats.
First place was won by the team of John Grasso, Tom Fregulia, Lorraine Cornish and Jack Cornish with a score of 123. Second place was won by Holly Anderson, Dan Anderson, Jim Oster and Dee Walker with a score of 124. There was a tie for third place between the team of Wanda Wideriksen, Bob McIlroy, Lynn Hogan and Rick Hogan, and the team of Bill Smidt, Duane Austin, John Lighthill and Tom Gossett with a score 125.
Graeagle Meadows Wednesday Men's Play Day
Due to many conflicting golf events during the week of Sept. 16, there were fewer players than usual for the Graeagle Meadows Wednesday Men's Play Day. In that week there was on Monday Madness, Tuesday Team Play at Plumas Pines, Thursday Mountain Men's Mixer at Whitehawk Ranch, and Friday Badditos and Bandits at Graeagle Meadows. That was a week with a lot of golf.
Since there were so few of the White Tee Flight players, only a Combo Tee Flight competition was held. The winner was Marv Pierce with a net score of 69. Second place was a tie between Jim Oster and Tom Fregulia with a net score of 71.
There were nine skins awarded. Jim Oster won three skins, Tom Fregulia and Marv Pierce each won two skins, while Tom Gossettt and Duane Austin each won one skin.
Mt. Huff Golf Scores
The morning dawned chilly for the Mt. Huff Golf Course Wednesday Morning Scramble. The chill didn't deter the spirits of the golfers, however.
In first place at nine under par was the team of Todd Posch, Darel Joseph and Jeff Stevens.
Coming in at eight under par was the team of Leo Sorosinski, Ron Christensen and Greg Stevens.
Closest to the pin was won by Todd Posch and Bill McRoberts and Dick Grace shared the chip-in.
Thursday evening continued to be cool, but there was a good turnout for the Thursday evening scramble.
In first place at six under par were team members Todd Posch, Todd Johns, Gary McClellan, and Lynn McClellan.
At four under par, the second place honors went to the team of Jeff Stevens, Dick Grace, Carol Metzdorf and Gary Metzdorf.
Long drive winner was Jeff Stevens and Todd Posch took closest to the pin.
Graeagle Meadows Women's Ace Of Aces Qualifier
Thursday, Sept. 19, was the final qualifier for the annual Ace of Aces Playoff, which will be played on Thursday, Sept. 26. Congratulations go to this month's qualifiers: Low gross, Susie Wiese, with a score of 105, and low net Giuliana Glazer, with a net 76. Once a player has qualified, she is eligible to win in her flight, but not for overall low gross or low net Ace of Aces qualifier. All Ace of Aces play is from the Red Tees.
Additionally, one low gross and two low net places were paid in each of three flights: First flight low gross, Susie Wiese (105); first low net, Joanne Lake (77), and second low net, Ellen Fearing (78). Second flight low gross winner was Ann Pratt (106); low net was a tie between Linda Bilger and Dee Walker, each with a net score of 77. Third flight low gross was Karen Fraser (110); first low net, Giuliana Glazer (76); second low net, Pat Grew (77). Congratulations to all.
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Dr. Garcia and his wife Carol The Inaugural J. Patrick Garcia Memorial Breathe Easy took place the weekend of November 6-7 in Albuquerque, N.M. The event consisted of a walk/run on Nov. 6 and a luncheon and reception on Nov. 7. The Breathe Easy was originally created to honor Dr. J. Patrick Garcia, a PH patient of five years who was also diagnosed with a stage four malignant brain tumor in September. Dr. Garcia was a tremendous advocate in the PH community. By hosting the Breathe Easy, his family sought to acknowledge his personal efforts and also raise funds for PH research and support.
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On September 28, 2010, Dr. Garcia passed away from complications from the brain tumor. While the loss came shockingly soon, the Garcias did not succumb to their grief. The Breathe Easy became a memorial event in which the family invested their energy in order to honor and remember Dr. Garcia. They rallied support from additional family members, friends, their local community and the PH community. Their determination to make an impact in the fight against PH and continue Dr. Garcia's legacy resulted in seven corporate sponsorships totaling more than $8,000 and individual donations of more than $5,000.
The outcome of the family's hard work extended far beyond monetary achievements; the Breathe Easy was momentous in all accounts. The lunch/reception boasted approximately 130 people and included an award ceremony for PH patients and their families. Keynote speaker, Dr. Franz Rischard, a PH Specialist from the University of Arizona-Tucson, gave a powerful presentation and Carol Garcia, widow of Dr. Garcia, also spoke. Additionally, New Mexico State Senator Jerry Ortiz y Pino presented a proclamation designating November as Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month in the state.
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The browser's update adds a refined menu, a private-browsing mode, and a scalable interface that allows for support on tablets and smartphones.
The latest version of the Opera browser for desktops comes with a new tool that lets you share multiple bookmarks at once.
Changing your go-to apps can save you megabytes or more in mobile data.
It's unlikely to dethrone major names like Chrome and IE, but CEO Jon von Tetzchner hopes Vivaldi will attract power users who want a full-featured PC browser.
Technically Incorrect: Railing against the digital takeover of music, Waters says that he was lucky to be a part of the true music business, not the allegedly thieving one it is today.
The Opera Coast 4.0 update includes a new Turbo mode that uses Opera servers to compress images and videos for faster page loads.
The mobile browser now has the third largest user base of any app, behind WhatsApp and Facebook.
Opera Software's newest browser for Apple's mobile OS incorporates a data-compression feature to cut down on video problems. It's also tuned for new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus screens.
As demand for bandwidth increase, carriers in Myanmar are looking toward third-party solutions such as Opera to help relieve traffic congestion.
The Opera browser will let you surf the web from the smartwatch and has finger-friendly features that should work well on smaller screens.