Hello courine of SF (10 hours time diff),

DeePeeCee at WeeCeeGee is very proud of the fact that it is meeting and exceeding the wildest cow expectations in this challenge. As preps were extremely short, the notice handed almost under 'cover', still more are trundling in coming to the loud moohing sounds. As it is low frequency noises carrying very far, we expect the herd to grow a bit more from the 136 actively grazing there are @ the WeeCeeGee pastures on August 6. The only thing needed is telling about the rich very green grass that can be found here, which is not seemingly done by our opponents, who are happy to just seek help from the local crowd.

By the way, the F1 of DPC crunching joined us and made it to 10th spot in the members daily. That's on the rest-day that Sunday is but never for cows: hail to our über-cow "Henry" at 193k produced on August 5 (to forego gossip, "Henry" has been taking quad supplements).

Many not familiar with the optimal settings of Minimum Impact versus Maximum Output needed an anti-slowness jab, so expect for the gears to be switched up a bit more.

Over to u courine of SF (in that different time zone). We hope you can afford the long distance collect call :P

PS, Operator Operator oh can you tell courine that DeePeeCee started at the day of opening at WeeCeeGee in 2004. Someone had forebodings of things to come.


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Thank you Sekerob for your insitefully international flavor of the race. Your statisical coverage of this event is greatly appeciated by the fans and we at WCG Sports look forward to furher live coverage by phone, from half a world away.

We will be back with A. J. Foyt, Jackie Stewert and much much more, after this. The score:

Dutch Power Cows 4,419,099 Christians 2,217,584

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Thanks oneguy and grats to you... 3x of what the Cs did 1 month ago. Fear though that we took a bit of points in advance.... all of us with the faster FA@H validation. The dip for the coming days, or a lesser dip if we keep on growing the actual crunching is inevitable.

Now for the anal-ists: 1 week ago 650k was good for spot 9 in dailies. Now 657k is good for spot 12. What does that suggest about these summer holiday trends? Could it be the 'English' weather allowing the CPU's to keep glowing full tilt?

It looks to me like all those humming CPU's at DPC are making a substantial contribution ... to Global Warming

and that's not even considering all the methane that's being generated by all those cows.

Go get 'em Daisy