Go halfcard!

C'mon folks, chill. It is enough that we all care tremendously about what we are doing. And compared to three years ago, when I first started griding with UD, what has been done since is phenomenal. Remember, current events have alot to do with grid crunching, and it is the climate, and physics, as well as micro engineering, that continue to get a lions share of the CPU's. But I see real quantum growth in our number over the next two years, perhaps a 30 to 40 percent increase. Because climate modeling, and thus, forecasting, is becoming much more precise.
It's a commercial world out there, and the present economic state of the world should suggest that as people start looking for cures to our economic woes, they will recognize WCG as a mighty fine investment of CPU time...