kings hockey

We have our trial this coming tuesday and our first warm up game next wednesday night 6pm at kings. Looking forward to it.

the chiefs 2011 squad

The 2011 Chiefs Investec Super Rugby squad by positions is:
Props:
Ben Afeaki Prop North Harbour 11 Chiefs games
Ben May Prop Waikato 15 Chiefs games
Toby Smith Prop Waikato 6 Chiefs games
Sona Taumalolo Prop Hawke's Bay 23 Chiefs games
Nathan White Prop Waikato 30 Chiefs games

Hookers:
Aled de Malmanche Hooker Waikato 46 Chiefs games
Hikawera Elliot Hooker Hawke's Bay 27 Chiefs games
Daniel Perrin Hooker Bay of Plenty New Chief

Tight Forwards:
Craig Clarke Lock Taranaki 26 Chiefs games Romana Graham Lock Waikato 4 Chiefs games
Culum Retallick Lock Bay of Plenty 13 Chiefs games
Isaac Ross Lock Canterbury New Chief
Hayden Triggs Lock/blindside flanker Otago New Chief

Loose Forwards:
Colin Bourke No. 8 Bay of Plenty 16 Chiefs games
Tanerau Latimer Openside flanker Bay of Plenty 47 Chiefs games
Fritz Lee No. 8 Counties-Manukau New Chief
Liam Messam Blindside/No. 8 Waikato 63 Chiefs games
Scott Waldrom Openside flanker Taranaki New Chief

Halfbacks:
Tawera Kerr-Barlow Halfback Waikato New Chief
Brendon Leonard Halfback Waikato 31 Chiefs games
Taniela Moa Halfback Bay of Plenty New Chief

First five-eighths:
Stephen Donald First five-eighth Waikato 72 Chiefs games
Mike Delany First five-eighth Bay of Plenty 22 Chiefs games

Midfield Backs:
Richard Kahui Midfield Back Waikato 34 Chiefs games
Save Tokula Centre Waikato 2 Chiefs games
Jackson Willison Midfield Back Waikato 16 Chiefs games
Tana Umaga Second Five-eighth Counties-Manukau New Chief

Wingers/Fullbacks:
Lelia Masaga Wing Bay of Plenty 47 Chiefs games
Mils Muliaina Fullback Waikato 43 Chiefs games
Tim Nanai-Williams Wing/Fullback Counties Manukau 11 Chiefs games
Sitiveni Sivivatu Wing Waikato 75 Chiefs games
Dwayne Sweeney Midfield Back Waikato 46 Chiefs games

Prop James McGougan was not considered for selection due to the long recovery expected from his back injury.

Chiefs' players on All Black end of year tour are Hikawera Elliot, Liam Messam, Mils Muliaina and Stephen Donald. 

Kohekohe Hockey

In the last three weeks my club team has played four games. We had two games in the first weekend, we played one-puke mens A and won 2-1, next we played indians A and won 7-2 and i scored my first goal of the season. the next weekend we played indians B and won 16-0 me and the goal keeper were the only players not to score, then last weekend we play newly formed waiapa united mens A and we won 7-0. So at the end of the first round my club came out on top of the table making then inter-city a competition and we have our first game against this weekend in hamilton.

Defining the difference & Why do these help.

Why Do These Help?


-Locking the Door: To prevent unauthorized access


-Locking the Keyboard: Prevent people from being able to type, this stops


them from writing, changing and deleting your information, passwords and 

personal details.


-Locking the Workstation: To prevent theft, shutting down the work station, 

requires login when you start up.


-Shutting Down the WorkstationRequires to log back in, with 

a password, so it's safer.


Defining the Difference


-Copyright is the LAW/AGREEMENT someone breaches.


-Piracy is illegal copying.


-Individual Privacy = Personal details.


-Organization Confidently includes data used by the company.


-Always Recommended


-Legitimate software.


-Data security to protect privacy.


-Policies for conduct in the workplace (keeps the business covered).

Ensuring Data Integrity (Correct and Safe)

Back Up Techniques
    -Back ups must be regular and on a schedule
Virus Protection Facility
    - A firewall monitors your own network and block unauthorized acces 

       from outside your computer, if a virus does get through anti virus 

       software can remove it form your computer.
Frequency of Saving
   - power cuts can stop you keeping your memory or computer because 

    you have not saved it or do not save frequently. Short term power 

   cuts still allow the system to keep running for at most around a week
UPS or Surge Protector
   - If a power surge happens it protects your computer

Threat To Files

1. Unauthorised Access 
       Hacking can be a problem when online as it can 
ruin your files and put viruses on your computer
       -Position of computer and use a password. 
2. Internet & Email 
        The internet is a threat because of hacking and 
        emails can send viruses.
       -Worry about what sites you go on to and if they are legitimate.
       -Dont open attachments unless you trust the person who sent them.
3. Viruses, Trojans & Spyware 
      -This is when you have unauthorized access such as
        viruses and trojans use your computer spyware. Spyware 
       is a file downloaded from internet and grab all your password 
       and account numbers and sends them back to the writer. The 
      other type of virus is one that causes harm to system meaning you 
      cant write your files. A trojan is a hidden virus that pretends to be 
     another file  and when opened it ruins your files.
  4. Power Failure 
      Power failure can cause the loss of unsaved work. 
      -Corrupts files, ruins the machine and loses file when power is cut off.
5. Natural Disaster 
      Natural disasters can lead to data corruption and unauthorized access.
      -Keep files in a high place, not on ground floors incase of flooding etc.
        Have folders backed up on  several things.
6. Data Corruption 
       -A mix up within the file, which results in the computer not being able 
       to open it. This can be caused by any of the above.
     7. Peer to Peer Access
       -Opening up acces to your machine with lime-wire to anyone on the 
        network making it easy for hacker to feed viruses and malware to your computer.

File structure

File structure

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