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Finished 13. The Lies of Locke Lamora. Lamora is an ordained Priest
Finshed 15. Control Point
Dude's in the Army, good book!
Finished 21. Black Halo
Whole thing's on an island
Carolien, before I can count task 25 you have to write a small article. The interactive part also has to be done when you read a book only for the individual challenge.
As a team you have earned 2 more cards:
Carolien has also earned her first two stamps:
Congrats!
Updated!
As a team you have earned 2 more cards:


Carolien has also earned her first two stamps:


Congrats!
Updated!
I agree completely about the Last Continent!
Completed Task 38 I Shall Wear Midnight for the individual challenge
Completed Task 38 I Shall Wear Midnight for the individual challenge
I just wanted to remind you all that this challenge will end in one month. So you have only one month to read those last books to finish the group challenge, your individual challenge or if you have already done that you might try to get one of the overachiever stamps.
I will allow a couple of days after the challenge is done to do the final update, but don't wait to long. :)
Have fun in the last month of this challenge!
I will allow a couple of days after the challenge is done to do the final update, but don't wait to long. :)
Have fun in the last month of this challenge!
To (finally) complete task 25 (I think I read the book in February!).
On 10 October the choir and organists of St Columba's Church, Parkview held their third and final concert for 2012. The theme of the evening was "Music of the Great Cathedrals" and the concert basically followed the outline of the standard Anglican services held on a Sunday.
The choir performed choral works by modern English composers as well as stalwarts like JS Bach. The concert included the premiere of Nic Redelinghuys' French mass as well as a beautifully performed piece by the French composer Viernne.
It was concluded with participation by the audience in the singing of some favourite hymns and deemed a great success by all who had attended. The evening ended with a cheese and wine and socialising in the church hall.
On 10 October the choir and organists of St Columba's Church, Parkview held their third and final concert for 2012. The theme of the evening was "Music of the Great Cathedrals" and the concert basically followed the outline of the standard Anglican services held on a Sunday.
The choir performed choral works by modern English composers as well as stalwarts like JS Bach. The concert included the premiere of Nic Redelinghuys' French mass as well as a beautifully performed piece by the French composer Viernne.
It was concluded with participation by the audience in the singing of some favourite hymns and deemed a great success by all who had attended. The evening ended with a cheese and wine and socialising in the church hall.
Completed Task 40 for the individual challenge. Read Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions.
Done!
Done!
Tomorrow is the last day to read for this challenge, but I will give everyone two more days to update. I will announce the final results either on Saturday or Sunday!
This challenge is now over and updates can no longer be done.
The winners of this challenge have been known for a long time. Lauren F. won the individual challenge and The City Watch won the group challenge. Congrats guys, well done!
Of the 5 groups that participated only two managed to complete the challenge. These were the City Watch and the Witches of Lancre. Congrats!
The Unseen University completed 22 tasks (73% of their intended total), The Wee Free Man completed 18 tasks (60% of their intended total) and The Assassins Guild completed 19 tasks (47,5% of their intended total). Well Done!
In the individual challenge things went a little better. Of the 17 people who did actually participated from start to finish 9 people have completed it: Lauren F., Crusader, Claudia, Barbara, Lauren S., Jennifer, Lu, Liezel and Carolien. Of these 9 only Barbara and Lauren S managed to get an overachiever rank. Only Barbara read all 40 tasks for the individual challenge. Congrats Guys!
The scores of the other participants were: Jestersinc completed 12 tasks, Marcel completed 10, Johann completed 8, Shelagh completed 7, Niecole completed 6, Mohammed completed 5, Shannon completed 4 and Claudine completed 2. Well Done!
For the people who are interested I have a couple of statistics:
As said 17 people began and completed this challenge and they were divided into 5 groups. These 17 people have read 306 books for this challenge They wrote 8 articles and 8 short stories and designed 4 stamps and 3 coins or banknotes.
As a group the members of The Witches of Lancre read the most. Their 3 members read 87 books (29 b/p), The 4 members of the City Watch read 85 books (21 b/p), the 3 members of The Wee Free Men read 48 books (16 b/p), the 3 members of The Unseen University read 45 books (15 b/p) and the 4 members of The Assassins Guild read 41 books (10 b/p).
The most popular tasks were tasks 9 (Read a book about hell or demons), 34 (Read a mystery novel) and 40 (Read a non-fiction book). They were each read by 11 people.
10 people read tasks 21 (Read a book that takes place on an island), 23 (Read a book about vampires), 27 (Read a book about a hero), 38 (Read about a book about someone who is bullied) and 39 (Read any book published in the period this challenge is active).
9 people read tasks 1 (Read a book in which an unusual colour plays a part), 2 (Read a book about the end of a world), 29 (Read a book about time travel), 30 (Read a children’s or YA book) and 35 (Read a book in which the seasons play a major part).
8 people read tasks 4 (Read a book about Death the character), 5 (Read a book about a magical or haunted item), 11 (Read a book in which the main character is unemployed or gets fired), 13 (Read a book in which the man character is part of a religious movement), 15 (Read a book about war or going to war), 16 (Read a book where the main character is in a band or is a musician), 17 (Read a book about two friends who haven’t seen each other in a long time and are reunited again), 18 (Read a book in which one of the main characters is pretending to be someone or something they are not and write a short story), 22 (Read a book about or set in Australia), 25 (Read a book in which the main character is a journalist or works at a paper and write a small article), 26 (Read a book in which time plays an important part) and 32 (Read a book with a hat on the cover).
7 people read tasks 6(Read a book in which a group of women is the main focus of the book), 7 (Read a book about ancient Egypt) and 28 (Read a book about magical animals).
6 people read tasks 3 (Read a book about role reversal), 8 (Read a book about dragons), 14 (Read a book about elves not fairies), 20 (Read a book about Christmas), 24 (Read a book about dwarves) and 37 (Read a book about sports).
5 people read tasks 19 (Read a book about an artificial or non biological lifeform) and 31 (Read a book in which the main character is in the army).
4 people read tasks 10 (Read a book about the movie industry), 12 (Read a book that is based on a fairytale) and 33 (Read a book in which letters or email play a major part and design your own stamp)
The most unpopular was task 36 (Read a book in which the main character works in the financial/banking business and design your own coin or banknote). Only 3 people read this task.
I hope you guys had fun reading for this challenge and I hope to see you all in the Parasol Protectorate Challenge.
The winners of this challenge have been known for a long time. Lauren F. won the individual challenge and The City Watch won the group challenge. Congrats guys, well done!
Of the 5 groups that participated only two managed to complete the challenge. These were the City Watch and the Witches of Lancre. Congrats!
The Unseen University completed 22 tasks (73% of their intended total), The Wee Free Man completed 18 tasks (60% of their intended total) and The Assassins Guild completed 19 tasks (47,5% of their intended total). Well Done!
In the individual challenge things went a little better. Of the 17 people who did actually participated from start to finish 9 people have completed it: Lauren F., Crusader, Claudia, Barbara, Lauren S., Jennifer, Lu, Liezel and Carolien. Of these 9 only Barbara and Lauren S managed to get an overachiever rank. Only Barbara read all 40 tasks for the individual challenge. Congrats Guys!
The scores of the other participants were: Jestersinc completed 12 tasks, Marcel completed 10, Johann completed 8, Shelagh completed 7, Niecole completed 6, Mohammed completed 5, Shannon completed 4 and Claudine completed 2. Well Done!
For the people who are interested I have a couple of statistics:
As said 17 people began and completed this challenge and they were divided into 5 groups. These 17 people have read 306 books for this challenge They wrote 8 articles and 8 short stories and designed 4 stamps and 3 coins or banknotes.
As a group the members of The Witches of Lancre read the most. Their 3 members read 87 books (29 b/p), The 4 members of the City Watch read 85 books (21 b/p), the 3 members of The Wee Free Men read 48 books (16 b/p), the 3 members of The Unseen University read 45 books (15 b/p) and the 4 members of The Assassins Guild read 41 books (10 b/p).
The most popular tasks were tasks 9 (Read a book about hell or demons), 34 (Read a mystery novel) and 40 (Read a non-fiction book). They were each read by 11 people.
10 people read tasks 21 (Read a book that takes place on an island), 23 (Read a book about vampires), 27 (Read a book about a hero), 38 (Read about a book about someone who is bullied) and 39 (Read any book published in the period this challenge is active).
9 people read tasks 1 (Read a book in which an unusual colour plays a part), 2 (Read a book about the end of a world), 29 (Read a book about time travel), 30 (Read a children’s or YA book) and 35 (Read a book in which the seasons play a major part).
8 people read tasks 4 (Read a book about Death the character), 5 (Read a book about a magical or haunted item), 11 (Read a book in which the main character is unemployed or gets fired), 13 (Read a book in which the man character is part of a religious movement), 15 (Read a book about war or going to war), 16 (Read a book where the main character is in a band or is a musician), 17 (Read a book about two friends who haven’t seen each other in a long time and are reunited again), 18 (Read a book in which one of the main characters is pretending to be someone or something they are not and write a short story), 22 (Read a book about or set in Australia), 25 (Read a book in which the main character is a journalist or works at a paper and write a small article), 26 (Read a book in which time plays an important part) and 32 (Read a book with a hat on the cover).
7 people read tasks 6(Read a book in which a group of women is the main focus of the book), 7 (Read a book about ancient Egypt) and 28 (Read a book about magical animals).
6 people read tasks 3 (Read a book about role reversal), 8 (Read a book about dragons), 14 (Read a book about elves not fairies), 20 (Read a book about Christmas), 24 (Read a book about dwarves) and 37 (Read a book about sports).
5 people read tasks 19 (Read a book about an artificial or non biological lifeform) and 31 (Read a book in which the main character is in the army).
4 people read tasks 10 (Read a book about the movie industry), 12 (Read a book that is based on a fairytale) and 33 (Read a book in which letters or email play a major part and design your own stamp)
The most unpopular was task 36 (Read a book in which the main character works in the financial/banking business and design your own coin or banknote). Only 3 people read this task.
I hope you guys had fun reading for this challenge and I hope to see you all in the Parasol Protectorate Challenge.
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