MacSurvivor Castillo - Award Challenge
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"Elite Minds"
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This will be a timed web challenge. One the web challenge is posted, castaways will be given 24 hours to complete the challenge. As you answer questions, a timer will calculate how long it takes you to answer each question, and whether you got the answer correct. The timer only activates during the questions. After each question there will be a pause period where you will see the correct answer. You can pause as long as you wish. As soon as you click on the action to take the next question, the timer begins again. You do not have to answer all the questions in one sitting, but if you do stop, be sure to stop at a pause. If you stop after a question, the timer will continue!
Dust off your thinking caps and oil your brain gears, and prepare to find out if you have what it takes to be among the elite!
To engage the Elite Minds challenge, go to http://users.mac-guild.org/ and click on "Elite Minds Challenge", or click here to reach it directly. Questions range from Mac technical questions, to Mac Guild reviews, to MacSurvivor trivia.
SCORING
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SCHEDULE
The contest began on 1/2/06, 11:00 AM Castillo time. The castaways have until 1/9, 11:00AM Castillo time, or until 24 hours after the first castaway completes all 40 questions, whichever comes first. After the challenge concludes, it will be opened up to the entire Mac Guild membership.
THE AWARD
| Castaway | Score | Total Time |
| John Gebhardt | 176 | 90 mins, 30 secs |
| Mark Pickett | 170 | 30 mins, 15 secs |
| Diane Love | 170 | 76 mins, 14 secs |
| Jim Melton | 158 | 21 mins, 37 secs |
John won the challenge with the best score. He chose the Dymo Labelwriter as his
prize. The contest was then opened up to the general Mac Guild membership. The Matias
TactilePro keyboard was awarded to the non-castaway who got the best score.