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Dataman
Ace Cruncher Joined: Nov 16, 2004 Post Count: 4865 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Good Morning.
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parmesian
Senior Cruncher Joined: Nov 16, 2004 Post Count: 203 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/29 - Active Members Active team members report ==========================
as Maxwell Smart used to say, "Missed it by that much." In Memory of Dave Bell |
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Former Member
Cruncher Joined: May 22, 2018 Post Count: 0 Status: Offline |
MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/29 - Active Members Active team members report ==========================
as Maxwell Smart used to say, "Missed it by that much." Almost there though-- |
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Former Member
Cruncher Joined: May 22, 2018 Post Count: 0 Status: Offline |
G’Day MOT. I’m back from a most enjoyable outing in Yosemite. The weather was perfect. Perfect is an over used term but it WAS perfect. The mornings were a bit chilly but my bed warmer worked even better than I expected.  Since both of us have been to Yosemite many times we skipped the tourist thing and focused on day hikes most of the week. Despite being just 7 years my junior, I discovered my beautiful friend has a fitness level of a woman 1/2 her age. She plays golf, tennis, runs, and loves to dance (yuk!). Twice a week, she goes to her gym where she performs a workout that would kill a Marine drill sergeant. I, on the other hand, occasionally (the operative word being occasionally) go jogging on my treadmill. The first day we (she) chose a “moderately difficult” hike. While totally convinced that at any moment a bear or mountain lion would leap out and kill her, she scampered up and down the trail like one of the local Golden Mantel ground squirrels. I, on the other hand, scampered up and down the trail like a very large tortoise pulling a fully-loaded railroad boxcar. After all, I was carrying the pack. Huffing and puffing and wheezing like a rusty boiler, there were a few moments the first day where I began to wonder just why I was doing this. At one point she actually said, “Shall we stop and rest and catch our breath?” Questions like this from a woman are why I remain an unmarried man.   I did think it was very sweet that she phrased it as a plural as she apparently does not have to breathe at all. I managed to answer something like, “That (gasp, gasp) would (gasp, gasp) be nice (gasp, gasp).” However, to my credit, by the second day I had completely recovered and re-learned the ability to hike, talk and breathe at the same time. I had no further problems the rest of the week other than a few sore muscles in the morning. It was a wonderful week.If you have not been to Yosemite, the vistas are spectacular ... world class. However, what I always notice is the light. From dawn to dusk the light is constantly changing and colors you have never seen before continually appear and disappear. At some point you just throw the camera in the pack as there are not enough mega-pixels in the universe to capture the beauty. There are only two negatives about Yosemite; congestion and price. You don’t notice the congestion on the back trails but in public areas it is oppressive. Transportation from point A to point B in the valley is by public sardine cans. Some of the hikers and backpackers have had no personal hygiene for a few days ... or a few weeks ... or perhaps never at all. The “aroma” in a closed public vehicle can be overwhelming. Prices are insane. You can buy a small car for what they charge for a bagel, teaspoon of cream cheese and a medium cup of caffeine. Fortunately, we brought enough supplies for 6 months. I knew my friend was a good cook. I did not realize she could be the chef in a 5-star restaurant. I was humbled just to be allowed to wash dishes. Honestly ... it was that good. The final morning is always bummer as you realize the outing will soon be over. This morning I awakened minutes before the earliest of the early birds began to sing the promise of a rising sun. Lying warm and cozy in a comfortable bed while a chilly breeze blew through the tent cabin, I commanded the sun not to rise. I could have laid there forever. The sun chose to ignore me and came up anyway. After another 5-star breakfast, we made the trip down the hill to our respective realities. As I said ... it was a wonderful week. Crunch on MOT. This is just pure poetry! Very nice! I agree a very nice written story |
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Former Member
Cruncher Joined: May 22, 2018 Post Count: 0 Status: Offline |
I am getting plenty work for Linux--seems faster
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Dataman
Ace Cruncher Joined: Nov 16, 2004 Post Count: 4865 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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GâDay MOT. Iâm back from a most enjoyable outing in Yosemite. The weather was perfect. Perfect is an over used term but it WAS perfect. The mornings were a bit chilly but my bed warmer worked even better than I expected. Since both of us have been to Yosemite many times we skipped the tourist thing and focused on day hikes most of the week. Despite being just 7 years my junior, I discovered my beautiful friend has a fitness level of a woman 1/2 her age. She plays golf, tennis, runs, and loves to dance (yuk!). Twice a week, she goes to her gym where she performs a workout that would kill a Marine drill sergeant. I, on the other hand, occasionally (the operative word being occasionally) go jogging on my treadmill. The first day we (she) chose a âmoderately difficultâ hike. While totally convinced that at any moment a bear or mountain lion would leap out and kill her, she scampered up and down the trail like one of the local Golden Mantel ground squirrels. I, on the other hand, scampered up and down the trail like a very large tortoise pulling a fully-loaded railroad boxcar. After all, I was carrying the pack. Huffing and puffing and wheezing like a rusty boiler, there were a few moments the first day where I began to wonder just why I was doing this. At one point she actually said, âShall we stop and rest and catch our breath?â Questions like this from a woman are why I remain an unmarried man. I did think it was very sweet that she phrased it as a plural as she apparently does not have to breathe at all. I managed to answer something like, âThat (gasp, gasp) would (gasp, gasp) be nice (gasp, gasp).â However, to my credit, by the second day I had completely recovered and re-learned the ability to hike, talk and breathe at the same time. I had no further problems the rest of the week other than a few sore muscles in the morning. It was a wonderful week.If you have not been to Yosemite, the vistas are spectacular ... world class. However, what I always notice is the light. From dawn to dusk the light is constantly changing and colors you have never seen before continually appear and disappear. At some point you just throw the camera in the pack as there are not enough mega-pixels in the universe to capture the beauty. There are only two negatives about Yosemite; congestion and price. You donât notice the congestion on the back trails but in public areas it is oppressive. Transportation from point A to point B in the valley is by public sardine cans. Some of the hikers and backpackers have had no personal hygiene for a few days ... or a few weeks ... or perhaps never at all. The âaromaâ in a closed public vehicle can be overwhelming. Prices are insane. You can buy a small car for what they charge for a bagel, teaspoon of cream cheese and a medium cup of caffeine. Fortunately, we brought enough supplies for 6 months. I knew my friend was a good cook. I did not realize she could be the chef in a 5-star restaurant. I was humbled just to be allowed to wash dishes. Honestly ... it was that good. The final morning is always bummer as you realize the outing will soon be over. This morning I awakened minutes before the earliest of the early birds began to sing the promise of a rising sun. Lying warm and cozy in a comfortable bed while a chilly breeze blew through the tent cabin, I commanded the sun not to rise. I could have laid there forever. The sun chose to ignore me and came up anyway. After another 5-star breakfast, we made the trip down the hill to our respective realities. As I said ... it was a wonderful week. Crunch on MOT. This is just pure poetry! Very nice! I agree a very nice written story  Aww shucks mates. Thanks for all the kind words. All I can say is that I was in a rather good mood that day. Did I mention it was a wonderful week? I see CEP2 had a bump in the road today. Since the upload server is at Harvard, I hope they dont develop Old Mans Syndrome (cant keep it up). They did fix it quickly though but then it is a new roll out and everyone is watching. Time will tell. Is it just me but is there not something ironic about investigating plastic (oil) solar cells to reduce the use of oil? OK ... its just my warped sense of humor. Spring is back for a few days before the heat returns. So far this year the climate here is for the record books. I love it! If it would stay this way for the rest of the summer I would sacrifice a virgin ... I searched Amazon for one but they are temporarily out of stock. Crunch on MOT. [Edit 1 times, last edit by Dataman at Jul 1, 2010 2:02:04 AM] |
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keithhenry
Ace Cruncher Senile old farts of the world ....uh.....uh..... nevermind Joined: Nov 18, 2004 Post Count: 18667 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/30 - All Members:
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Points milestones report ======================== parmesian reached 23,000,000 points  harry_i_c reached 1,500,000 points Runtime milestones report ========================= No runtime milestones found.  Results returned milestones report ================================== judson Somerville MD returned their 9,500th result Sunny L. Kae returned their 5,000th result Daeloan returned their 1,400th result Mechanical returned their 700th result New members report ================== No new members found. Retired members report ====================== No new retired members found. For the week as a team: Statistics Total Run Time Points Results Team Records: Results Returned: 12/19/2007 2,522 Points: 06/14/2010 661,296 Runtime: 01/25/2006 1:123:00:53:34 Good crunching folks!!!!! |
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keithhenry
Ace Cruncher Senile old farts of the world ....uh.....uh..... nevermind Joined: Nov 18, 2004 Post Count: 18667 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/30 - Active Members
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Note: Active members are those who earned points in the prior 30 days. Top Twenty active members returning points today: 01: RT - 117,195 points 02: Coingames - 57,908 points 03: judson Somerville MD - 56,502 points 04: marysduby - 53,615 points 05: NiceMedTexMD - 47,478 points 06: Dataman - 39,742 points 07: xroule - 23,749 points 08: brown chris - 19,677 points 09: Vuj - 17,868 points 10: Dave Bell - 15,700 points 11: parmesian - 15,503 points 12: Jonathan Figdor - 14,414 points 13: darth_vader - 11,366 points 14: keithhenry - 10,546 points 15: Bravehart - 8,837 points 16: Blueprint - 8,157 points 17: finman - 6,846 points 18: Esteban69 - 6,568 points 19: sulcata - 4,940 points 20: AnalogMonologue - 4,918 points Total points returned today: 580,808 Active members returning points today: 39 Average points per member active today: 14,892.5128 |
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keithhenry
Ace Cruncher Senile old farts of the world ....uh.....uh..... nevermind Joined: Nov 18, 2004 Post Count: 18667 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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MyOnlineTeam Monthly Statistics for June - All Members:
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Points milestones report ======================== marysduby reached 48,000,000 points marysduby reached 49,000,000 points RT reached 44,000,000 points RT reached 45,000,000 points RT reached 46,000,000 points RT reached 47,000,000 points Coingames reached 28,000,000 points Coingames reached 29,000,000 points parmesian reached 23,000,000 points Dataman reached 15,500,000 points Dave Bell reached 14,500,000 points Esteban69 reached 12,000,000 points keithhenry reached 12,000,000 points NiceMedTexMD reached 12,000,000 points NiceMedTexMD reached 12,500,000 points brown chris reached 9,500,000 points Jonathan Figdor reached 9,500,000 points Vuj reached 7,000,000 points xroule reached 6,500,000 points Blueprint reached 5,500,000 points judson Somerville MD reached 4,000,000 points judson Somerville MD reached 4,500,000 points judson Somerville MD reached 5,000,000 points judson Somerville MD reached 5,500,000 points finman reached 2,000,000 points Bravehart reached 2,000,000 points Sunny L. Kae reached 2,000,000 points smcclarigan reached 2,000,000 points harry_i_c reached 1,500,000 points Daeloan reached 750,000 points Daeloan reached 800,000 points Bon Kuhlman reached 700,000 points Mechanical reached 300,000 points cknotty reached 200,000 points hne12359 reached 100,000 points AnalogMonologue reached 25,000 points AnalogMonologue reached 50,000 points AnalogMonologue reached 75,000 points AnalogMonologue reached 100,000 points Runtime milestones report ========================= marysduby reached 66 years of runtime RT reached 56 years of runtime RT reached 57 years of runtime RT reached 58 years of runtime Coingames reached 34 years of runtime parmesian reached 51 years of runtime Dataman reached 18 years of runtime Dave Bell reached 19 years of runtime keithhenry reached 13 years of runtime NiceMedTexMD reached 13 years of runtime NiceMedTexMD reached 14 years of runtime brown chris reached 15 years of runtime Jonathan Figdor reached 10 years of runtime Vuj reached 12 years of runtime judson Somerville MD reached 4 years of runtime judson Somerville MD reached 5 years of runtime judson Somerville MD reached 6 years of runtime lawrencehardin reached 6 years of runtime Rene Punt reached 2 years of runtime Results returned milestones report ================================== RT returned their 95,000th result RT returned their 100,000th result Coingames returned their 70,000th result Coingames returned their 75,000th result keithhenry returned their 20,000th result brown chris returned their 18,000th result Jonathan Figdor returned their 20,000th result Vuj returned their 14,000th result Vuj returned their 15,000th result Blueprint returned their 10,000th result judson Somerville MD returned their 6,000th result judson Somerville MD returned their 6,500th result judson Somerville MD returned their 7,000th result judson Somerville MD returned their 7,500th result judson Somerville MD returned their 8,000th result judson Somerville MD returned their 8,500th result judson Somerville MD returned their 9,000th result judson Somerville MD returned their 9,500th result lawrencehardin returned their 7,500th result darth_vader returned their 5,000th result Bravehart returned their 3,000th result Bravehart returned their 3,100th result Bravehart returned their 3,200th result Bravehart returned their 3,300th result Bravehart returned their 3,400th result Bravehart returned their 3,500th result Bravehart returned their 3,600th result Sunny L. Kae returned their 5,000th result harry_i_c returned their 3,400th result harry_i_c returned their 3,500th result Jockin returned their 2,900th result Airwolf_Liu returned their 3,300th result Rene Punt returned their 2,600th result Rene Punt returned their 2,700th result Rene Punt returned their 2,800th result Rene Punt returned their 2,900th result laughing66607 returned their 3,000th result imin returned their 2,600th result elpe returned their 2,600th result Daeloan returned their 1,200th result Daeloan returned their 1,300th result Daeloan returned their 1,400th result Mechanical returned their 600th result Mechanical returned their 700th result cknotty returned their 500th result Harry de Swart returned their 400th result hne12359 returned their 200th result AnalogMonologue returned their 100th result AnalogMonologue returned their 200th result AnalogMonologue returned their 300th result New members report ================== AnalogMonologue joined the team.  Retired members report ====================== No new retired members found. |
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