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Sir Papa Smurph
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I vote for Pirates as PoTM and Backup PoTM
 
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LanDroid
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I'm a little skeptical of the back up project concept - I suspect just letting folks crunch whatever they prefer if POTM goes down might be better. Guess we need to decide if we want a back up or not. I was just trying to maximize the votes. 
Meanwhile - some POEM news - not quite sure what all this means, but it looks like our timing is excellent:
| Quote: | Mar 27 , 2009 - Peptide workunits crunched
The Peptide workunits associated with the Benefiz crunching are now completely processed. Workunit series 383, 384 and 387 corresponded to our stack of 13 and 9 (in two parts) amino acid long peptides. The results look promising up front and will be transfered to another data mining group beginning of April.
As the Peptide simulation protocol worked very well during the Benefiz additional Peptide jobs, which are not associated with the Benefiz will be started. Here various Peptides will be folded and analyzed for their beta-content. |
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Adam Alexander
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | I vote for Pirates as PoTM and Backup PoTM |
Does Pirates actually give any work?
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Sir Papa Smurph
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| Adam Alexander wrote: | | Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | I vote for Pirates as PoTM and Backup PoTM |
Does Pirates actually give any work? |
I got 6 work units today...
they take about 7 min each, and I do have 27 cores on it 
That is the first work in about 2 months 
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Adam Alexander
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 9:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | Adam Alexander wrote: | | Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | I vote for Pirates as PoTM and Backup PoTM |
Does Pirates actually give any work? |
I got 6 work units today...
they take about 7 min each, and I do have 27 cores on it
That is the first work in about 2 months |
Well, I signed up, but I guess I don't have to worry about it bumping my PoTM WU's
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LanDroid
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 11:18 pm Post subject: Wenches! |
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Well there might not be any work, but there is that pirate gal that Sir Smurph posted above - that's enough to make me sign up!
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PhastPhred
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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Yankton
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Yes, but you need a LOT of hardware to make a significant contribution and get noticed. Unless you're looking at it from the team perspective which would make it a...group effort?
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Adam Alexander
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| Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 6:20 am Post subject: Re: Wenches! |
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| LanDroid wrote: | Well there might not be any work, but there is that pirate gal that Sir Smurph posted above - that's enough to make me sign up!
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That was definitely my motivation
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Pooh Bear 27
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Since there are a few things down, and my machines were starting to starve for work, so I looked at this thread and saw Poems was winning this coming month's voting, so I put a couple machines on it to help the cause. The 1st I may add the other two.
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