With half of the projects slowed and delayed from resume, records on the other sciences are piling up, particularly Clean Water. Have a look at the top of thread crunching chart.

Tonight an intermediate milestone is being passed of 35 million results validated, and we're only on Target04 of a possible 99. Personally hoping that as the work progresses, the scientists will be able to steer this towards areas of greater interest... leap-frogging so to speak to later programmed targets.

Crunching On [just 165 days away from Sapphire ;O]

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Hi dango,

Don't know, but remember a tech post discussing the batch name/numbering structure.

On that note, it's always nice to see a member asking for someone else, volunteer or salaried, to invest time in one or the other none-essential tidbit such as compiling the batch name/number structure for all sciences and no-one stepping up to the plate... when joined WCG and started participating on the forums there were more. Not that it would reveal total work available as some sciences just run ''per experiment'' and several are definitely open-ended... long as WCG is willing to host, the sciences continues to proof worthy and enough will contribute time, they will be around such as FAAH and HPF2. At any rate, IIRC, the names of C4CW tasks were designed so they can handle targets up To target99.

Each second I get older, and me mind too ;>)

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Speedy51,

As I wrote in me previous post, no one is stepping up to the plate, but the information is for most all sciences on the forums... the DDDT2 is even stickied, so who's the search skilled member to do this?

Here's what uplinger wrote last on the matter for C4CW:

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/...ead,29787_offset,0#293865

Summary, 99 targets with 99,999,999 "possible" jobs, "just in case". There's really no saying if they will go all the way or make intermediate discoveries and hop to a different target. Done with FAAH and HPF2 in past.

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There is something going wrong. I see the charts of CEP2 at the beginnig of the thread.

OK, if you hit Ctrl-F5 ** you will be seeing the latest, which shows that Computing for Clean Water just yesterday passed the 20,000 CPU years contributed Milestone.

Thanks all for contributing to this project.

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