Well, the discussion has been carried about many times before. All I can really say is that Rosetta is giving your CPU work when your machine is asking for it. The amount of work requested, and when it is requested is entirely up to the BOINC core client running on your machine, and the code that decides how and when to fetch work, and how to handle two projects when one is down is an area that is changing frequently. They are still really trying to achieve the right balances between enforcing your resource shares, always having enough work for all of the CPUs you've configured for BOINC to use, returning work on time (i.e. before deadlines), etc....

R@h does not have GPU tasks. The only time shown in your messages that CPU work was requested, you received some. How are your network settings configured? How often is BOINC to connect and how many additional days of work are you asking it to keep on-board?

Rick, I hear people report such things every once and a while, but it's not all that common. I would hope they would run in expiration order as well. What BOINC Manager version are you running? It is really the BOINC Manager that decides which tasks to schedule when, not the Rosetta application. Perhaps there is a fix in a newer version.