Incidentally I had a dream last night about a problem with workunits. Let me tell the introduction to this story first. You know you get awarded runtime, points and your number of returned results increases with each valid workunit that you upload. Some WUs are lengthy, some are somewhat shorter. It just so happens that when I started out at WCG some ten years ago, I didn't have my own team (top40.nl) yet, so I joined a small team at first. Only a few days later my own team top40.nl started its career.

Now, in my dream I suddenly experienced that some very fast workunits sometimes weren't credited towards the top40.nl team, but to the small team that I joined in the very beginning instead. That was a problem in my dream, because - apart from the fact that that small team isn't really operational anymore - the credits simply didn't belong there, of course. So I had to find a way to report that fact back here in the forum ... and then I woke up.

Was it a nightmare? Well, not yet, maybe close.

Congratulations, stefada
adriverhoef, are you phishing for one more trek?
In Danish we 'sing for'
Greetings from Saint-Jean, Sault, France

Dear Little Mermaid,
I still borrow nieces and nephews, I think I will always prefer the lease option on children.
My weather station had a tree fall on it in an ice storm, I have since moved out of my sisters house into a house of my own and the station would not give good data so far in town. Maybe I'll get a small one for my own enjoyment.

I'm still in Iowa, and still working at John Deere, but I have left the Welding and Laser floor and have been promoted to management! (that's why I can afford the new house)

I remember our talks on the old board fondly, once I remarked that "I never thought to find an alternative to the silence". That phrase has been a constant companion of late. If you remember, a base camp ago, I moved in to my Grandparents house to care for them, but lost Grandpa to cancer anyway. Grandma had Alzheimer's, that was an experience. Last year I moved in my parents to my new house. I lost Mom this spring, and Dad is not doing well emotionally. I dare not look into my own feelings, I have work to do.

Base Camp was a place to unwind from things and I'm so very glad it was never fully gone. For keeping us all together and even finding new trekkers, I wish I could award you with another Rosie, but they are not mine to give. Instead, I give you a Trippant Stag badge. It is the symbol of my family.

BUMP

Good Afternoon Base Campers!
Business
If you feel homeless during the THOR 2019 Challenge, I can recommend
you a comfortable camping site in Denmark. Just KLiK the link in my
signature, please.
Chit-chat
Still alive.
ChronicFatigueSyndrome rules. Fibromyalgia takes the back seat.
Osteoarthritis far better thanks to Anette, the chiropractor,
and my own mix of exercises.
Easy to do dutifully when you feel progress
I can take long walks now

Oh, I'm beginning to feel very much at home, Chris.
Thursday I visited Rudolph Tegner's Museum and the Sculpture Park in Rusland
- Danish for Russia called so because it is far away (from what?)
It was good. Never did I see so many happy sculptures and smiling busts
Yes, it's wonderful to realize exercise has a positive effect on my hip pain.
It's a very good incentive for keeping at it.

I hope Chemist Cruncher is well. Please say hello to her from me.