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I was in it for a long time only for the HOF points too (and stopped playing after getting 1000), but [MENTION=446]invitro[/MENTION] changed that by setting up the best leaderboards we have (thanks man!). All of a sudden I got the bug to maximize scoring beyond those HOF points. I also like reading about your ascent on the leaderboards, I had a nice exchange about that myself with Gus who just went flying by in the last couple of months, even challenging Toolinit's stranglehold on no 1 HOF points on iOS. Competing against and with each other is much nicer if you get to know each other a bit also.About grading papers: I work as a neuropsychologist with brain-injured patients at a rehabilitation clinic, and I teach a post-master course in clinical neuropsychology at the local university. The papers I have to grade are case studies in which a neuropsychological examination is performed on a patient. * start whine * It's about 25 papers of 30-40 pages each that I have to work through over the course of three weeks, each taking 2-2,5 hours. I basically have to find a whole workweek worth of time besides my normal work, so it's a bit of bother really, * end whine * although I really like to read them, if it's about the brain, I'm in! It's eating all my pinball time though, although I managed to sneak in that 15B game this week.
I was in it for a long time only for the HOF points too (and stopped playing after getting 1000), but [MENTION=446]invitro[/MENTION] changed that by setting up the best leaderboards we have (thanks man!). All of a sudden I got the bug to maximize scoring beyond those HOF points. I also like reading about your ascent on the leaderboards, I had a nice exchange about that myself with Gus who just went flying by in the last couple of months, even challenging Toolinit's stranglehold on no 1 HOF points on iOS. Competing against and with each other is much nicer if you get to know each other a bit also.
About grading papers: I work as a neuropsychologist with brain-injured patients at a rehabilitation clinic, and I teach a post-master course in clinical neuropsychology at the local university. The papers I have to grade are case studies in which a neuropsychological examination is performed on a patient. * start whine * It's about 25 papers of 30-40 pages each that I have to work through over the course of three weeks, each taking 2-2,5 hours. I basically have to find a whole workweek worth of time besides my normal work, so it's a bit of bother really, * end whine * although I really like to read them, if it's about the brain, I'm in! It's eating all my pinball time though, although I managed to sneak in that 15B game this week.
