Good morning everyone.
Havn't forgotten about getting a pic of my cat, just have to catch him in the mood (doing something besides sleep). Of course I believe he thinks he's a dog, he tends to sleep on his back and loves water (if you want to take a bath you have to close the bathroom doors before you start the water or he'll be in the tub before you can even stand up).
Off to work I go, starting the day off behind.

Pour avoir des WU TB, j'ai utilisé une astuce de Saphir12, ne faire que ça et du Sida2. Et comme j'ai eu le rubis, je repasse sur MCM et Zika. Depuis quelques temps, je fais les projets deux par deux, pour avoir les badges.

Concernant "Grosses Pattasses", c'est lié à la première fois que je l'ai vu, à Noël. Ses pattes avant, faisaient déjà la largeur de mon poing. Maman a rigolé en m'entendant. La vétérinaire lui a dit, qu'adulte, il fera entre 50/55 Kg ...(et c'est secet, faut pas dire à maman, mais j'aime pas trop son vrai nom : Nouki)

HLM, ça veut dire Habitat à Loyer Modéré. Typiquement, c'est les immeubles qu'on trouve en banlieues. Mais il y en a partout, même dans la petite ville où j'habite, il y a des HLM et des jardins sociaux.

Enfin, je ne veux pas que Snurk trafique les signatures. Par contre, ça serait bien qu'il y ait à nouveau des mises à jours.
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To have WU TB, I used a trick Saphir12, do only that and AIDS2. And since I had the ruby, I go back to MCM and Zika. For some time now, I have been doing the projects two by two, to get the badges.

Concerning "Grosses Pattasses", it is related to the first time that I saw it, at Christmas. His front legs were already the width of my fist. Mom laughed when I heard. The veterinarian told him, that adult, it will be between 50/55 Kg ... (and secet, do not say to mom, but I do not like his real name: Nouki)

HLM, it means Housing at Moderate Rent. Typically, it is the buildings that are found in the suburbs. But there is everywhere, even in the small town where I live, there are public housing and social gardens.

Finally, I do not want Snurk to traffic the signatures. By cons, it would be nice if there are updates again.

Little Mermaid,

Il n'y a rien de particulier à faire, pour la TB. C'est juste qu'il y a très peu de WU, et que moins on a de projets en cours, plus on a de chance d'en faire. (C'est statistique)

Mais sinon, ceux sont les chercheurs, qui se 'cassent la tête', qu'il faut tout analyser, etc ... Nous, en tant que cruncher, c'est juste un projet comme un autre, et notre PC fait une WU quand il en reçoit.
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There is nothing special to do for TB. It's just that there are very few WUs, and the fewer projects we have, the more likely we are to do it. (It's statistical)

But otherwise, those are the researchers, who 'break their heads', that we have to analyze everything, etc ... We, as a cruncher, it's just a project like any other, and our PC is a WU when he receives it.

I tried selecting only TB, didn't make any difference I still got very few WUs so I switched back to all projects.
I hate it when they start a project then restrict the number of WUs available.

stefada and acpartsman, thank you for keeping this thread afloat.
Good Afternoon Base Campers!
Have you behaved well while I was away?

Back from an educating trip – excursion – to the German-Danish border area - the city of Flensburg in German, Flensborg in Danish.
We received a crash course in past, present, and future perspectives on the tensions and softening of the attitudes of the minority groups north and south of the border.
We met the editors in chief of the Der Nordschleswiger - the German newspaper in Denmark –
and Flenborg Avis – the Danish newspaper in Germany who both lectured about the daily lives in the region as they see it, and were briefed by other knowledgeable people and visited places with special meaning for the relationship between these two countries for good and for bad throughout the years.
To me personally it was a relief to find I physically was able to make and enjoy the trip. I’m tired, but so were the other 17 people in the group.

In two days we shall begin our Base Camp trek to Maine Community Grid. I shall join them tomorrow and contact the captain. It would be nice if we could get some communication going with them – we haven’t been all that lucky of late …
All are welcome to join Base Camp’s Maine trek and earn themselves this beautiful badge:


EDIT: The word 'trek' added where it should be ....