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Former Member
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I am really after the estimated end dates of the projects. These "Days Tasks Left" figures for the incomplete projects are from the 8 May dashboard, with my spreadsheet calculations for predicted end-date:DSFL 152 07 October 2013 CEP2 388 31 May 2014 SN2S 692 31 March 2015 HPF2 906 31 October 2015 GFAM 99 15 August 2013 HFCC 90 06 August 2013 intermittent FAAH 541 31 October 2014 Remember they're only a best estimate, not a guarantee! |
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@Patrick,
No clue why you only get thumbnail sized images. My FF has an add-on called NoSquint that allows to set for each site the text and graph zoom separately, which it then remembers. Don't know where you see these thumbnails either, but if at photobucket, clicking on them brings up the big picture. And for zooming / reducing, the defaults in FF are Ctrl plus +/- keys, either on the keyboard, or right side of the num-pad area. |
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pcwr
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Thanks for the info.
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Former Member
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I appreciate the graphs and the information that you are showing for your project. I am definitely optimistic that such will be successful.
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Speedy51
Veteran Cruncher New Zealand Joined: Nov 4, 2005 Post Count: 1326 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Boxing this thread up so it is easier to find
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Former Member
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New version at http://bit.ly/WCGFAaH with info expansion in the lower section's minigraphs, sparklines as MS calls them. The link is case sensitive! Hover over the image and hit the magnifier with + size, right over to get the full impact. Ctrl+F5 if the browser cache is stale.
Theoretically the OP updates in time with the old link redirection. The forum width is locked to probably accommodate the ever more pervasive tablets resolutions, so it looks a bit squeezed in the left margin. TTYL |
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Seoulpowergrid
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Thank you very much for all of the charts you put together and update. I check these often and very much appreciate it.
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Speedy51
Veteran Cruncher New Zealand Joined: Nov 4, 2005 Post Count: 1326 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I was under the understanding that this project is open-ended. I was reading somewhere yesterday that the project is coming to an end. I am unable to find the source of this. Is the project coming to an end?
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Former Member
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See chart right bottom
 There was mention of a third FA@H science application being readied in a post by Dr. Santiago, so not exactly ending soon. The 89% progress after 9 years computes to there being at least another year on known work. This much for the rumor mill.Thanks for Giving, computing time.  |
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Speedy51
Veteran Cruncher New Zealand Joined: Nov 4, 2005 Post Count: 1326 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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See chart right bottom There was mention of a third FA@H science application being readied in a post by Dr. Santiago, so not exactly ending soon. The 89% progress after 9 years computes to there being at least another year on known work. This much for the rumor mill.Thanks for Giving, computing time. Thank you very much for the information. I thought the project had a reasonable amount of work to be done. My goal for this project is at least 2 years. You're more than welcome. Thanks for your continued work with the great charts |
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