As others have mentioned it, things look to be improving. Let's hope the trend continues. Assuming clevermining is tuning their hashrate towards NLG to avoid creating these these big block gaps?
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------+
| NLG blocks mined per day | longest block gap of the day |
+---------+---------+-----------+----------+-----------+----------+-----------+-------------------+
| date | total # | Gf7wGA # | Gf7wGA % | GNDA5M # | GNDA5M % | block | gap |
+---------+---------+-----------+----------+-----------+----------+-----------+-------------------+
| Sept 26 | 566 | 517 | 91.34% | 40 | 7.07% | 123995 | 146 minutes |
| Sept 27 | 540 | 489 | 90.56% | 41 | 7.59% | 124706 | 228 minutes |
| Sept 28 | 559 | 496 | 88.73% | 27 | 4.83% | 124999 | 125 minutes |
| Sept 29 | 529 | 437 | 82.61% | 34 | 6.43% | 125941 | 130 minutes |
| Sept 30 | 308 | 222 | 72.08% | 62 | 20.13% | 126087 | 48 minutes |
+---------+---------+-----------+----------+-----------+----------+-----------+-------------------+
Gf7wGAwJGDLfoHcNCRLKZqpk2EQU5ixA6c == clevermining.com
GNDA5MZWcm4AjLtNuEmYpgH8qsxo4vrnY8 == nlg.hardcoreminers.com
DGW3 implemented September 25. KGW prior
Report generated Tue Sep 30 13:42:40 2014 UTC
Besides the gaptimes look better, the ones that found the hard blocks were able to pick up some sweets:
Sept 27, Block 124706 took 228 minutes, is found by GNDA5M, and GNDA5M found also block 124705 in 3 seconds.
Sept 28, Block 124999 took 125 minutes, is found by Gf7wGA, and Gf7wGA also found the prior 4 blocks (124995, 124996, 124997 and 124998) within same minute (but that's no surprise).
Sept 29, Block 125941 took 130 minutes, is found by GTumSs, GP9pWRx and GMxAVL, and they also found 125939 in 44 seconds.
As said earlier, I only donate if hard blocks are mined and the finder didn't find one of the prior 15 blocks withing 60 seconds.
So no extra bonus this time. There is still 5999.799 NLG left on GaPNjn5nZTJto8wJro3S5FfFPYpk74y5Ub.
DGW3 more and more stable in time as it seems. 
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I really believe in the NLG 
