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An appeal to the New Zealand Rugby League may yet deny Tasman a place in the Southern rugby league final but as it stands the Titans will host the Southland Rams in the big show next weekend.
The Titans sit atop the South Island Districts series log courtesy of an expansive 40-22 thrashing of Otago at Trafalgar Park on Saturday.
The Titans have now beaten every side left in the competition but could still miss out on a finals berth they have undoubtedly earned.
Last Thursday, previous competition leaders, defending champions and title favourites Canterbury, were cut from the competition for conduct contrary to the spirit of the game. Having already made the final, Canterbury decided they would default their last round robin game against Southland "due to the lack of available players".
They pulled the same stunt last year, and this time NZRL Southern Zone general manager Steve Martin chose to send them packing.
In 2011 when Canterbury defaulted their final match, the opposition were awarded two competition points for a win and a 30-nil scoreline.
That result pushed Tasman out of the finals and if Canterbury's appeal is successful and the standard spoils for a default are maintained then Tasman will lose out on a finals spot to Southland.
Martin said that the decision made last week still stands, subject to the decision of the NZRL appeals committee.
"The final will be between Tasman and Southland and it will be drawn to be played in Nelson. However, final confirmation of that will have to wait until the appeal that Canterbury rugby league has made to New Zealand Rugby League is heard, which we are anticipating will be Tuesday."
On the current table Southland, who were beaten 32-30 by Tasman in Invercargill in the previous round, are two points adrift. Southland also have a points differential of 18 compared with Tasman's 40 but that buffer could also be negated.
"The normal procedure for a default is two points and a 30-nil scoreline for calculation points differential. That is one of the scenarios, I guess."
It is a scenario that would rob the Tasman Titans of the opportunity to win their first title that was not secured (tentatively) until their seven tries-to-four sinking of the Otago Whalers. Canterbury's decision not to play a game may have robbed the competition of some credibility, but nothing can take away the balance and form the 2012 Titans are displaying.
Heading into this match, the Titans still could have missed out on a finals spot but playing into a steady northerly breeze Tasman got into their work early. On the back of a foot-trip penalty, Lucas Bennett opened the scoring for Tasman in the third minute, Hayden Smith converted for a 6-0 lead.
Five minutes later the Whalers levelled after winger Gruelyn Taitua gathered a cross-field kick and shrugged his tackler to score in the left-hand corner, that was it from Otago in the first half but Tasman were far from finished.
Stand-off Hayden Smith took the ball to the line and stepped through with a body swerve that evaded his defenders.
Captain Jamein Bristowe then scored in a scintillating solo effort, coming off his wing to take the ball 20m out from his line; a powerful bust in midfield was backed up by genuine pace to stand up the fullback. Winger Kaiapa Paul crossed in the corner to finish a well set-up team try taking Tasman to the break on a high and leading 22-6.
Otago were more competitive in the second half but it was Tasman who continued where they left off.
Bristowe took the ball within inches of the tryline and the lefthand touch, a quick play-the-ball was snapped up by replacement dummy-half Freedom Walker diving in on the blind.
Otago scored two quick tries to Joel Taniora and a second for Taitua but the mini-revival was quashed by their poor handling and Tasman fullback Sam Hedges and Hayden Smith combined to make 80m and Walker finished off again from dummy-half.
Callum Smith, an Otago representative last year, crossed against his old team, latching on to a pinpoint attacking chip-kick from Hayden Smith.
Otago's dummy-half got a late consolation try, good reward for Otago's best on the day, but it merely reduced the margin.
The rangy Tasman forwards were outstanding in defence and set a good platform, but it was the backs who turned on the points.
Hayden Smith was a commanding presence, directing play with assurance, kicking well from hand and kicking six from eight goals.
The back three Titans were electric, Hedges didn't get on the score sheet, but he was a menace when he came into the line from fullback. Bristowe exemplified equal parts of pace and power while Paul beguiled the defences with his fleet footwork.
Otago's ruck defence was exposed on a number of occasions by two outstanding dummy-half displays, Troy Wilson tied Otago in knots and later Walker took his toll on the scoreboard.
Tasman Titans 40 (Lucas Bennett, Hayden Smith, Jamein Bristowe, Kaiapa Paul, Freedom Walker 2, Callum Smith tries, Hayden Smith 5 cons 1 pen), Otago Whalers 22 (Gruelyn Taitua 2, Joel Taniora, Simon Fuatara tries, Ben McKerchar 3 cons). Ht: 22-6 to Tasman
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It's been more than two years since Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs laid down plans for a futuristic new campus and now new images give the closest indication yet as to how the pioneering structure will look.
Nicknamed the Apple spaceship because of its vast circular shape, the 175-acre project will feature a man-made forest of more than 7,000 trees and the building itself will take almost quarter of an hour to walk around.
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During an interview with Architectural Record, chief architect Norman Foster gave an insight into how Apple's 'spaceship' headquarters in Cupertino, illustration pictured, will be built - as well as the inspiration behind the circular design of the main building on the 175-acre site. Work is expected to be completed in 2016
When Jobs first submitted the plans back in 2011 the campus was billed as 'the best office building in the world'. It has taken since then to get approval from the local council and its likely the campus won't be completed until 2016.
Reports in April claimed the project had already exceeded its budget by around $2 billion (£1.32bn), pushing the total cost up to around $5 billion (£3.14 billion) and putting it a year behind schedule.
Earlier this year Apple was asked to submit new plans with updated landscaping designed, a slightly revised floor layour, renderings, and a bicycle plan, however the overall main design wasn't changed. Under these updated plans, the campus was renamed Apple Campus 2.
Appearing as a giant saucer the Silicon Valley site near the 280 Highway will be home to 13,000 Apple employees.
The Spaceship will have 360-degree curved glass fronted walls and central courtyard as well as a 1,000-seater auditorium, a gym and 300,000 square feet of 'research' space.
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This room-sized mock-up of the planned Apple headquarters in Cupertino was released in November last year before executives submitted their plans to the council
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During his initial proposals, Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs said he wanted the building to be covered in 40ft floor-to-ceiling panes of curved glass so that all of the building's four storeys would be visible from the outside and offer a large amount of natural light, pictured. Sir Foster said these glass panels 'can literally move sideways and just open up into the landscape' to make the building seem more open
Much of the inside of the futuristic building will also be made of glass with stone-coloured walls to add to the building's natural-looking design, pictured. The 175-acre Silicon Valley site near the 280 Highway will house 13,000 staff
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'We have treated this project just as we would any Apple product. And this will be a place for the most creative and collaborative teams in the industry to innovate for decades to come.'
The circular, four-storey building will be around a mile in circumference and a third of a mile wide and was recently described by the San Fransisco Weekly as a 'massive glass doughnut'.
Foster said he wanted to add a series of 'organic segments' to the Cupertino building because co-founder Steve Jobs wanted the circular building to surround a private space in the centre, designed to replicate the California landscape, and mimic the orchards that Jobs remembered fondly as a child. The plans feature underground parking hidden from view, illustration pictured. Sir Foster told Architectural Record: 'The car would visually be banished, and tarmac would be replaced by greenery'
Not all of the parking spaces will be hidden. The parts of the multi-storey car park that will be on show, according to this latest image from Apple, will be covered in plants and greenery to help the concrete structure blend in
The building stays eco-friendly with natural ventilation that works instead of air-conditioning for 70 per cent of the year, low energy LED lighting where natural light doesn't reach, and on-site recycling.
'This will be one of the most environmentally sustainable developments on this scale anywhere in the world,'' said Apple's Whisenhunt.
In the centre will be an enclosed arboretum and orchard complete with thousands of fruit, oak, and olive trees according to the San Jose Mercury-News.
'We love California, and by adding over 2,500 new and indigenous trees that truly belong here,' Oppenheimer said, 'we're bringing back the beautiful orchards that once made up this valley.'
Campus 2 was designed by Norman Foster's firm Foster and Partners. The architectural experts also designed Wembley Stadium, London City Hall and The Gherkin.
Apple has also factored in a 90,000-square-foot cafeteria, part of which is pictured. It will cover at least two storeys of the predominantly glass building and will feature oak tables and chairs
The cafeteria will also feature an outside dining and picnic area, pictured. Apple's Campus 2 additionally comes with a fitness centre in the northern part of the building
'The concept of the building,' Oppenheimer said, 'is collaboration and fluidity. It'll provide a very open-spaced system, so that at one point in the day you may be in offices on one side of the circle and find yourself on the other side later that day.'
current office building at 1 Infinite Loop will remain and the new
offices down the road will be built in addition to the current
offices, which house around 2,600 workers.
When Jobs first presented the plans in 2011, he said his firm was 'growing like a weed.'
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Employees will additionally be given a 90,000-square-foot cafeteria that connects to an outside dining and picnic area. This will be a short work from the fitness centre in the north of the building.
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But that is only part of the story. South Station sits prominently amid a diverse and growing collection of old and new neighborhoods and business districts, visitor attractions, parks, water, and a network of roads and sidewalks. How will an improved and expanded station fit into the changing urban fabric? How will it complement — and even help to integrate — its surrounding spaces, rather than stand apart? These are the types of questions facing the South Station Expansion project team members working on a crucial element of the project: urban design. Urban design blends architecture, landscape architecture, and city planning to make urban areas more functional, vibrant, and attractive to a wide range of users. It examines how a project fits into the context of a city and its neighborhoods, and how residents and visitors interact with it. Good urban design connects people and places. And around South Station, an array of new places will mean lots of new faces for years to come.
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'Escape Plan' a nostalgia bash for Sly and Arnold fans
For a few seconds of the shoot-'em-up climax, this film's generic tension music gives way to a theme that recalls "Jurassic Park" – perfect for the sight of two action movie dinosaurs, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, mowing down the bad guys. It's no accident that Sam Neill, who preserved prehistoric remains in that film, plays the doctor who cares for these two dried-up bruisers. "Escape Plan" is set in an ultra-modern prison, but it's fossilized entertainment.
Stallone plays the world's leading analyst of top-security penal institutions. His method is to enter as an inmate and figure out an escape plan. Schwarzenegger plays his prime convict ally when Sly gets trapped inside a super-secret high-tech facility that warehouses terrorists and other criminals "governments don't want on their books."
The stars get their first big laughs when Schwarzenegger tells Stallone "You don't look that smart" and Stallone replies "You don't, either." Actually, they don't have to be smart to act out this script, which sets up the smug warden (Jim Caviezel) as a vain, finicky jerk, easily bamboozled while our heroes hatch a plot to break out of his sleek joint.
The screenwriters, Miles Chapman and Arnell Jesko, are primitives when it comes to generating suspense. They cut away to Stallone's colleagues (Amy Ryan and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson) poring through computer files and nosing around his office, as if that's as dramatic as watching cavalry mount up for the rescue.
The director, Mikael Hafstrom, shoots the action like he's near-sighted. Even the fights are claustrophobic. He fails to exploit the eerie setting, a maze-like compound of glass and metal cubes housing incorrigible jail rats. How obvious is the symbolism? The warden wears a black suit; the guards wear black uniforms and black masks.
Still, crowds respond to the stars' trademark moments. They chortle when Arnold tells Sly "You hit like a vegetarian." (Schwarzenegger plays the more cheerful, likable character.) They howl when he picks up an automatic rifle and gets ready for the close-up of his signature homicidal glare. Stallone's appeal is more masochistic. Audiences root for him to take a beating and manage to go the distance. They giggle when he relinquishes his intellectual pose and says something self-deprecating, like, "I didn't see that coming."
The people who show up for this movie will know what's coming almost every step of the way. In "Escape Plan," fans of both stars get off on seeing their favorite beefcake pounded.
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- Adrienne Lyle (USA) and Wizard capped off the first day of competition for the final week of the Adequan® Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) with a win in the FEI Grand Prix CDI 5* presented by Diamante Farms. The pair earned a personal best score for the grand prix with a 74.160%. Ashley Holzer (CAN) and Tiva Nana scored a blue ribbon finish earlier in the day, winning the FEI Grand Prix CDI 3* presented by Diamante Farms on a score of 70.000%. AGDF 12 is sponsored by Diamante Farms and Wellington Equestrian Realty.
Adrienne Lyle was also presented with the Champion Equine Insurance Dressage Style Award and a crystal horse from Swarovski for her win in the FEI Grand Prix 5*. The American rider topped the class with Wizard, a 15-year-old Oldenburg gelding owned by Peggy Thomas. Second place went to fellow American Tina Konyot and Calecto V for their score of 72.720%, while Danish rider Mikala Gundersen rounded out the top three with My Lady and a score of 72.520%.
Lyle was thrilled to post her all-time grand prix high score with Wizard in the on Thursday evening. A triumphant return to the ring was the best she could have asked for after having to withdraw Wizard from the AGDF 10 CDI W.
"I was thrilled with him. He felt fresh and happy and really amazing for being the end of a long season," Lyle grinned. "That's my best grand prix score I've had on him in our career, and I think the most rideable; the best combination of him having energy, and he was listening to me."
She continued, "It was a little nerve-wracking. We were entered for the [CDI] W [during AGDF 10] but he got himself cast in his stall. He came out with banged up legs the day before the jog. We made the decision to scratch and not try to get him through it since he wasn't a hundred percent. It was hard to go home and sit out a couple of weeks. Everyone is wondering what's wrong, and of course they always think it's the worst and you're never going to come back. So it was nice to come back and do really well."
Lyle admitted to having a good feeling about their test, but insisted a rider can never really know when they're going to have the "test of tests" before it's over. Her main focus, and possibly the difference in their score, was the extended trot.
"I think he's got a great, amazing, trot extension, but I think we lose a little balance. He gets a little tight, and we've done some skip steps a couple times. So we came in around the outside of the arena, and I really made him gallop around a couple times and got going. I felt like I was able to ride it, not to not have a mistake, but to have more power and really go for it and not feel like I was being conservative," Lyle described.
Lyle will forgo the FEI Grand Prix Freestyle 5* on Friday, opting instead to contest the FEI Grand Prix Special 5* in preparation for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG) selection trials.
"I love doing the freestyle with him, but he just had a couple weeks off and he hasn't been working that much before the show, I thought it would be smarter to put him in the special. He doesn't need to get himself all hyped up again. I've done the freestyle the last two shows. I think I need to get back to focusing on the special a little for the trials," Lyle explained.
Second place finisher Konyot is known for her jubilant expressions after a test with Calecto, but explained that her serious look on Thursday evening was not a reflection of the overall test.
"I was happy, actually. I've been trying to get a little bit cleaner grand prix. I've had several shows with so many mistakes in my grand prix, so I was much, much, happier with my grand prix," Konyot said. "Until the end. He really cheated me at the end, he stopped very early and thought it was over. He did his final halt-salute and there was no budging. He just caught me a little bit by surprise because he can do a little bit further than that."
Konyot pointed out her canter tour as the highlight of the test for her, along with a trot tour she thought was well done. With the FEI World Cup Dressage Finals next on her calendar, she was pleased to have achieved her main goal for the class.
"I felt great because I had a better grand prix. I often have quite a good freestyle, and since I am leading North America and going to the World Cup, I was happy that I could have a better grand prix. That was something that I was looking towards," Konyot said.
Gundersen and My Lady have a different championship competition looming; their sights are set on the Danish Championships, an event Gundersen described as one with the most pressure of the season. The show plays a large role in choosing the Danish team for the WEG this fall.
Gundersen has been more than satisfied with how My Lady has progressed throughout the season in Wellington, describing her test on Friday evening as very rideable and supple.
"I could have had a little more energy from behind, but I had a lot of really good movements. There were some things that I worked very hard on, to get better, and they were. I look at my scores and see that they got better, and then I lost a bit on other things," Gundersen shared.
"That's how it is," she continued. "You go to shows and you feel like 'Oh I need to improve this,' and then you go home and work on that. Maybe you lose something else a little bit on the way. I think in the end, we'll get it all together. For me, it's most important when I get to the Danish championships in the summer that it should all be there."
On behalf of all the riders, Gundersen expressed her gratitude for the AGDF hosting a 5* event and thanked the sponsors of the show for their generosity.
"It's amazing. I think this season, we've always had something to ride towards. Either World Cup points or the five star," Gundersen pointed out. "It's amazing to have all of this. For one, all the money that's being sponsored in this class. And then, for us, we're always thinking about world ranking points, and [a five star] counts a little extra there. So it's a big deal."
In only her second outing at the CDI level, Tiva Nana enjoyed a victory with Ashley Holzer earlier in the day during the FEI Grand Prix 3*. Holzer finished at the top of the class with a score of 70.000%, while American Laura Graves took second with Verdades on a score of 69.140%. Third place went to Megan Lane (CAN) and Caravella, who earned a score of 69.120%.
Tiva Nana, a 14-year-old KWPN mare, has been owned by Marissa Mastranardi for the past five and a half years. When Mastranardi asked trainer Holzer to ride the mare in September, she handed the reins over to her full-time.
"Ashley started riding her in September, just her riding her, and it was going so well that I was like, 'Take her! See what happens,'" Mastranardi recounted. "Obviously, having Ashley on her is the best thing for the horse and for her education. I'm more than thrilled with how it's been going."
Tiva Nana, known as "Nina" in the barn, has continued to step up to the plate as she has progressed up the levels. Thursday was only the horse's second CDI and fourth time completing a grand prix test.
"She's getting better and better every time. It's really cool to watch," Mastranardi smiled. "It wouldn't happen without a rider like Ashley. If I was in there, I'd be like, 'Oh, I know it's scary!' Ashley knows how to make adjustments and give her confidence in the ring."
For Holzer, Thursday's test, and subsequent win, was a pleasant surprise. "I thought that it was far more in control than the last week! I think that the harmony was much better. I thought her accuracy and her harmony were just really top-notch today. Her focus was better. As a horse, I felt like I had a partner that was really tuned into me."
Holzer admitted she would have to rethink her plan after what the mare showed her in the ring. "I have to sit down and really rethink that after today. She really showed me something in this main ring. We thought she would take a much longer time to settle in this big ring," Holzer acknowledged.
She continued, "She really has very little experience so this is quite a shocker. When they said to me in the barn today, 'Ok so try to give a 70?' and I was like 'Pfft! Yeah right! Give me a break, I was pretty amazed with 68 last week.' But she went in and was just a joy to ride. She's so much fun. She's a very nice horse to ride."
Second place finisher Graves was thrilled with Verdades' rideability throughout the test, noting that the pair have enjoyed great improvement over the last three months at the AGDF. She's worked with Olympian Debbie MacDonald since the beginning of the circuit on various aspects of Verdades' training.
"It's gotten so much better since our first CDI. It's a little sad that the season is over for us, because we're kind of hungry for more and hitting our stride," Graves explained.
Graves has her sights set on the Festival of Champions in Gladstone, NJ, which also serve as the selection trials for the American team to go to the WEG.
"We'll spend the next two months really training hard, and hopefully, depending on how everything shakes out on the West Coast and who decides to go to Gladstone [New Jersey, for the Festival of Champions], we're crossing our fingers that this might give us a ticket."
Of her test today, Graves pointed out the biggest turning point for the test was the piaffe, which she admitted she had been going down centerline and "praying" to go well in each previous test.
"There's nothing more terrifying than having to do something on a centerline and just having to go in there and praying. That's pretty much all we've been doing, because he wouldn't let me touch him," Graves explained.
She continued, "He's so worked up and he tries so hard, and you touch him with your legs or your hand, and he would just get all out of sorts. To be able to put my leg on a little, or actually ride a half-halt in the piaffe is kind of cool. Hopefully one day it will actually be a highlight for everyone to watch, so that's where we're going."
Lane has also focused on progress at each competition with Caravella. The pair won the FEI Grand Prix Special during AGDF 1, and both rider and horse have benefitted from the experience of six CDIs over the course of the season.
"I think both her and I are relatively inexperienced, so the more we get out there, the better. Coming to Wellington, you can only get it here," Lane pointed out.
She continued, "Progress is always in my mind, so with every show I look for progress in some area. Today, the piaffe-passage tour was definitely the highlight. Normally, that's a little bit tricky."
With Caravella, it's just a matter of channeling her nervous energy into precise focus in the show ring. "Although she's extremely talented, she gets a little nervous in the piaffe, which affects our transition to passage. Today, that was excellent. I was really happy with her," Lane smiled.
Junior and Young Rider competition kicked off the first day of the AGDF 12 CDI 3*/5*. Paula Matute (ESP) earned top call in the FEI Junior Team aboard Firmamento Ymas with a score of 70.946%. In the Young Rider Team Prix St. Georges test, it was Laurence Tetreault (CAN) and Lowelas who emerged victorious. The pair earned a score of 68.860% for the first place prize.
In a special award of the night, Lars Petersen (DEN) was presented with the FEI Grand Prix Circuit Championship for his scores with Mariett. They had the highest cumulative of average scores competing at a minimum of four CDI competitions at the AGDF.
Full Results for the FEI Grand Prix 5*, presented by Diamante Farms
Rider, Country, Horse, Breeding, Age: Judge E%, Judge H%, Judge C%, Judge M%, Judge B%, Total %
1 Adrienne Lyle, USA, Wizard, 15-year-old Oldenburg gelding owned by Peggy Thomas, Pica x Weltmeyer: 72.300%, 76.200%, 74.200%, 71.900%, 76.200%, 74.160%
2 Tina Konyot, USA, Calecto V, 16-year-old Danish Warmblood stallion owned by rider, Bahera x Come Back II: 72.200%, 72.900%, 73.800%, 70.400%, 74.300%, 73.720%
3 Mikala Gundersen, DEN, My Lady, 14-year-old Danish Warmblood mare owned by Janne Rumbough, Marion x Michellino: 72.400%, 71.900%, 72.700%, 71.600%, 74.000%, 72.520%
4 Shelley Francis, USA, Doktor, 11-year-old Oldenburg gelding owned by Patricia Stempel, Gurena x Diamond Hit: 72.700%, 72.800%, 74.800%, 71.800%, 70.500%, 72.520%
5 Belinda Trussell, CAN, Anton, 14-year-old Sachsen gelding owned by Robyn Eames, Shirley x Anteaus: 71.000%, 74.700%, 73.100%, 71.500%, 70.000%, 72.060%
6 Cesar Parra, USA, Van the Man, 12-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by Michael Davis, Lady x Obelisk: 70.700%, 69.000%, 72.300%, 70.100%, 72.500%, 70.920%
7 Lars Petersen, USA, Mariett, 16-year-old Danish Warmblood mare owned by Marcia M. Pepper, Zendi x Comeback II: 70.800%, 68.500%, 71.300%, 68.000%, 71.500%, 70.020%
8 David Marcus, CAN, Chrevi's Capital, 14-year-old Danish Warmblood gelding owned by Deborah Kinzinger-Miculinic, Indira Gandhi x Obelisk: 69.300%, 70.500%, 71.700%, 69.000%, 69.000%, 69.900%
Full Results for the FEI Grand Prix 3*, presented by Diamante Farms
Rider, Country, Horse, Breeding, Age: Judge E%, Judge H%, Judge C%, Judge M%, Judge B%, Total %
1 Ashley Holzer, CAN, Tiva Nana, 14-year-old KWPN mare owned by Marissa Mastranardi, Nana Linda x De Kennedy Stoeterij: 71.000%, 69.200%, 69.200%, 70.500%, 70.100%, 70.000%
2 Laura Graves, USA, Verdades, 12-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by rider, Liwilarda x Florrett As: 69.900%, 70.600%, 64.300%, 71.300%, 69.600%, 69.140%
3 Megan Lane, CAN, Caravella, 13-year-old KWPN Mare owned by rider, P. Riviera x Contango: 68.800%, 69.400%, 66.700%, 71.100%, 69.600%, 69.120%
4 Christilot Boylen, CAN, Hudson 18, 10-year-old Oldenburg gelding owned by Jean & Gary van der Ploeg, Pretty Lady x Donnerhall: 68.300%, 67.000%, 67.400%, 69.000%, 69.000%, 68.140%
5 Kasey Perry, USA, Trøstplund's Scarlet, 15-year-old Danish Warmblood mare owned by Diane Perry, Ramona x Blue Hors Don Shufro: 68.500%, 68.900%, 66.500%, 70.200%, 66.600%, 68.140%
6 Devon Kane, USA, Destiny, 11-year-old Danish Warmblood gelding owned by Diamante Farms, Rubenstein I x Diamond Hit: 67.000%, 67.800%, 67.400%, 69.500%, 68.800%, 68.100%
7 Lars Petersen, DEN, Willano, 12-year-old Danish Warmblood gelding owned by rider, Aleksina x Willemoes: 67.300%, 67.300%, 65.100%, 66.600%, 68.900%, 67.040%
8 Jill Irving, CAN, Degas 12, 12-year-old Hanoverian gelding owned by rider, Rosana M x De Niro: 66.600%, 66.400%, 64.500%, 65.600%, 65.700%, 65.760%
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Susan perceive the move to Boise?
(a) A chance for her children to grow up in the West
(b) An opportunity to write more
(c) As going into exile
(d) A grand adventure
2. Susan says the trip to Mexico was to her, like a trip to two Old World cities - which ones?
(a) Paris and Rome
(b) Istanbul and Madrid
(c) London and Berlin
(d) Boston and New York
3. What job offer does Oliver finally take?
(a) Accompanying John Wesley Powell in the Geographical Survey
(b) Teacher in Boise
(c) Superintendent of the New Almaden Mine
(d) Hunting guide for Teddy Roosevelt
4. What does Susan intend to do when she returns to the East Coast after Frank's death?
(a) Marry Thomas Hudson
(b) Build a monument to Frank
(c) Get an apartment in New York and continue her career
(d) Go into business with Nellie
5. What surprise does Oliver have for Susan?
(a) He has built her a house on the mesa
(b) He has learned a new language
(c) He has bought her some flowers
(d) He has brought her family from MIlton
6. What happened to Agnes?
(a) She got pregnant by Frank Sargeant and left town
(b) She drowned
(c) She became a teacher
(d) She got married
7. How does Lyman's wife tell him she is leaving him for his surgeon?
(a) She tells him in person
(b) She calls him on the phone
(c) She sends him a telegram
(d) She writes a note and places it on his hospital bed stand.
8. What news does Oliver have when he returns to Don Gustavo's house after seeing the mine?
(a) Don Gustavo fell off his horse
(b) There is no money to be made in the mine and the early reports were incorrect.
(c) The mine is full of silver
(d) The other men laughed at his clothes
9. What happened to Frank Sargeant?
(a) He ran off with Susan
(b) He shot himself in the head
(c) He married Nellie
(d) He ran off with Agnes
10. What memory does Susan reflect upon as she and Oliver prepare to leave Mexico?
(a) Her last meeting with Augusta
(b) Her last conversation with Frank Sargeant when he confesses his love for her
(c) Her wedding night
(d) A childhood day of play
11. After several years of waiting for financial backers, what happens to Frank and Wiley?
(a) They get other jobs
(b) They begin writing and illustrating
(c) They join the army
(d) They get married
12. Who has returned to the canyon to help with the new efforts on the irrigation scheme?
(a) Thomas Hudson, Frank, and Lizzie
(b) Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
(c) Don Gustavo, Emelito
(d) Frank, John, Wiley and the cook Wan
13. What task has Oliver given to Susan while he is gone?
(a) To spy on Emelita
(b) To find a house if he decides to take the job
(c) To write to her family for money
(d) To buy some pots
14. What are the names of the Ward children?
(a) Ollie, Betsy and Agnes
(b) Susan, Betsy and Bessie
(c) Rodman, Ollie and Susan
(d) Ollie, Nellie and Elliott
15. How old is Shelley in this chapter?
(a) 15
(b) 60
(c) 35
(d) 20
Short Answer Questions
1. What is unusual about Ellen's visit?
2. When the money runs out and the group is facing a winter of no work, what do they decide to do?
3. What is their cook's name?
4. How does Oliver look in the procession of people headed to the mine for inspection?
5. What does Frank tell Susan he misses the most?
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Wigan 22 St Helens 10: Title glory is all for 'Our Terry' Newton, says Martin Gleeson
By Neil Barraclough for MailOnline
Martin Gleeson dedicated Wigan's first engage Super League title in 12 years to the club's former hooker Terry Newton.
Newton was found hanged last week and there was a minute's silence for him before
Saturday's Grand Final began.
Warriors centre Gleeson pointed to his wrist strapping — emblazoned
with 'RIP Terry' — when he scored his first of two tries, and appeared
close to tears when he
put Darrell Goulding over for his side's third score.
Gleeson said: 'I was pretty close to Terry. What happened is a tragedy, and this win's for him. I wanted this one in his memory.
Emotional: Martin Gleeson scores his second try at Old Trafford
'It's just a sad, sad thing and we send our best to his family. I
was thinking about him during the game. I hope he's resting in peace
somewhere nice.'
Saints could find no way back after conceding three tries in the
first 20 minutes, each down their left flank. Centre Gleeson, 30, went
over from close range and then finished
a sweeping move involving Sam Tomkins, Thomas Leuluai and Paul Deacon.
Leuluai was outstanding, pipping Tomkins for the Harry Sunderland Award as man
of the match after controlling Wigan's play in a manner that saw frustrated St Helens lose their cool.
Grand finale: Wigan celebrate their first title in 12 years
Gleeson added: 'It's the most emotional game I've ever played in. I'm just so glad we've won it.
'It's credit to the coach, Michael Maguire. He's made us work our b***s off this year. There's a different mentality and we work so hard for each other.'
Wigan's win meant there was no fairytale finish for St Helens legend Keiron Cunningham, who bowed out of rugby league by losing his fourth consecutive Grand Final.
Tragic: Terry Newton
Gleeson, a former Saints teammate of Cunningham's, was the first to offer a handshake when the hooter sounded.
WIGAN WARRIORS: S Tomkins, Goulding, Gleeson, Carmont, Richards, Deacon, Leuluai, Fielden (Prescott, 28min), McIlorum (Riddell, 23), Coley
(Paleaaesina, 23), Hansen (Farrell, 26),
J Tomkins, S O'Loughlin.
Tries: Gleeson 2, Goulding, S Tomkins. Goals: Richards 2, Riddell.
ST HELENS: Wellens, Foster, Gidley, Meli, Lomax, Wilkin, Smith, Graham
(Emmitt, 32), Cunningham (Roby, 21),
Hargreaves, Soliola (Dixon, 24),
Flannery, Puletua (Clough, 14).
Tries: Dixon, Meli. Goals: Foster.
Half-time: 16-6.
Attendance: 71,526.
Referee: Richard Silverwood
'He's a champion,' said Gleeson. 'He's been the leader of Super League since it
started. The script was written for him and we spoiled it. He was upset and I felt
sorry for him. He's my mate off the field, but we had a job to do.'
Cunningham confirmed there would be no postponing his decision to retire.
He said: 'I always said that I wanted to go out on a high. I wanted to be playing well and leave my name on people's lips. I want to be missed next year.
'The game didn't go my way, but I've just got to enjoy my memories. You can't dwell on one loss. This year was definitely it. I spoke to the chairman halfway through the season and told him, ''No matter what, this is it. The legacy ends now''. They'll get used to playing without me.'
Man of Steel Pat Richards is in danger of missing the start of next year after rupturing his achilles tendon, but Wigan will celebrate regardless. Sam Tomkins's score finished a campaign in which they have been the dominant force.
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Andrew Bailey: 'This game is what's going to push me forward to next year'
|10.03.12 at 12:36 am ET
NEW YORK — The job description for Andrew Bailey is fairly basic: Finish off victories when the Red Sox have a ninth-inning lead. But over the last five weeks, with the Sox' season amidst a free fall, the opportunities for the pitcher to carry out that task have been few.
That, in turn, amplifies the dismay attendant upon his recent failures. His blown saves down the stretch have served as double-whammies: Not only do they rob the Sox of the rare moments of dignity provided by victories, but also leave a bilious residue that he now must carry into the offseason.
On Tuesday night in the Bronx, Bailey stepped to the mound for just his third save opportunity in the last two weeks. But for the second time in those three chances, he blew it.
Given a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the ninth inning in Yankee Stadium, Bailey gave up a leadoff single to Curtis Granderson and then left a 93 mph fastball on a 1-2 count down the middle to Raul Ibanez. The pitch was launched for a game-tying to deep right field. After a groundout, Bailey gave up a double to Derek Jeter, intentionally walked Nick Swisher and then walked Alex Rodriguez to load the bases with one out.
He was pulled in favor of Mark Melancon, who managed to escape the jam without further harm. Still, Melancon's Houdini merely delayed the outcome — a 4-3 Red Sox loss to the Yankees — that was set in motion by Bailey's struggles.
"I let the team down," said Bailey. "There's nothing fun about going out there, letting guys run around the bases and do all that. Unfortunately, we'll have a long offseason, I'll have a long offseason to think about that. You've got guys like [Dustin] Pedroia going out there, playing with broken hands, broken fingers, whatever he has, getting that big double, Jonny [Lester] throwing a hell of a ballgame, bullpen coming in and doing their job. I didn't."
Thus continued a stumble to the finish for the closer. After missing most of the year while recovering from thumb surgery on the doorstep of the season, he proved effective upon his return, holding opponents scoreless in 12 of his first 14 outings and working to a 3.09 ERA and going 5-for-5 in save opportunities after resuming the closer's job on Aug. 24. However, in his last five appearances, he's given up eight runs in 3 2/3 innings (19.64 ERA) while blowing two saves.
It's not the finishing note for which he'd hoped. However, the closer insists that he will find motivation in his rough end to a rough season.
"No one likes losing. I've let the team down a couple times. It's my fault. There's no one else to blame. It's a mixture of not getting ahead of guys, making bad pitches when I've got to put people away," said Bailey. "There's no reset button for me. For me, my numbers speak for themselves. Unfortunately, we have a long offseason. This game is what's going to keep me pushing forward to next year. … These guys aren't going out there just giving games away. Everybody fought today. I went out there and blew it. It doesn't feel good. These last two weeks are definitely going to keep me motivated enough to do more than I ever have."
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Around this time last year, it looked like Adak's jet service was in jeopardy. Alaska Airlines wanted to stop flying there, and it was only after much back and forth that they conceded to continue serving the community, on a trial basis.
Now, the uncertainty appears to be over. Alaska Airlines was the only company that responded to a recent request from the federal Department of Transportation for bids on the community's Essential Air Service contract, and they've agreed to commit for two years.
Marilyn Romano is the airline's regional vice president. She says Alaska decided to bid even after the news that Icicle Seafoods would be shuttering its processing plant on the island because other companies — and industries — are poised to make up some of the traffic.
"None of us can predict the future, but people in the community of Adak feel like there are some possibilities for growth, possibly even in the oil industry, and so we take all of that into consideration when making a decision," Romano says.
But Alaska Airlines' commitment to Adak in the face of an uncertain future will come at a cost. The company is asking the federal government to increase their subsidy for the route by half a million dollars, for a total of $2 million a year. Romano says that factors in the loss of passenger and cargo revenues from the processing plant, and potential increases in the price of jet fuel.
For its part, Adak appears to be fully in support of Alaska Airlines' proposal. City manager Layton Lockett says continued jet service is critical to the community's development, a sentiment that fish buyer Pete Hartman echoes in a letter to the DOT. His company, Hart Sales, started shipping fresh fish off the island after Icicle's closure, and he writes "without the Jet services of Alaska Airlines to the lower 48 markets I will have to cease our operation."
The DOT will review the bid and is expected to make a decision about whether to award the contract in the coming weeks.
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