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At what point would this start to hurt your chances at landing a recruit? Personally, if I were a prospect or had a child that was, this would cause me to remove the offender from contention. This seems completely ridiculous to me.
Alabama made headlines for this last year I think. If I had a child, I'd be the Dursleys and move my son as far from the mailbox as possible. That's just too much.
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That's what you say until you hear Michigan's doing it, at which point it shows extreme dedication on behalf of the coaching staff.
There might be something fishy going on at Ole Miss, but this isn't it. If coaches think sending a ton of handwritten letters to a recruit is going to help, they'll do it. If they think it will hurt, they won't. Clearly in this case, they feel that the kid will be flattered by the extra attention.
I don't think this is fishy. I think it's obnoxious and I hope M doesn't ever drop 54 pieces of mail, handwritten or otherwise, in a recruits mailbox in one day.
The Team, The Team, The Team.
Did he say that? I'll have to look again. I definitely wouldn't say that. It's just excessive. I sure hope Michigan doesn't do it. I haven't heard from a recruit who says they did. To me, the primary concern is the wasted paper.
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And yet Alabama and Ole Miss seem to be doing just fine on the recruiting trail. Intriguing, maybe it's about feeling wanted? I mean, really wanted, hah.
Any word on if he found a stack of cash like this inside one of the envelopes?
"I'd like to dictate some letters to send out---like 54 of them"
It's not hard to write "$$$$" 54 times.
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Just sent 55 handwritten letters.
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Andy Staples did an article after signing day about how Ole Miss landed their impressive class. While there were a few lucky connections involved, the article shows how most of the success was based on aiming high and then plain outrecruiting everyone else. I thought it was especially interesting in light of Urban Meyer's comments - most of the B1G seems content to take the local scraps after Michigan, OSU, and ND get the stars, but Freeze refused to do bow to the SEC powers. This just looks like him getting at it again for next year.
Well it's better than 54 singing telegrams.
At least someone is trying to keep the US Postal Service going. Just being good Americans.
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"This isn't a big surprise to those who have been following Ole Miss' recent recruiting tactics. Hugh Freeze and his staff blanket the country with verbal offers to the nation's best recruits and hope several decide to take a chance. " - from the article
I think it is possible that a school is trying just a little too hard when your offers show up at approximately the same rate as mail that reads "0.0% APR for 24 months" or "Earn Double Reward Points". It is entiely possible, it would seem, that Ole Miss uses one of those bulk mail services to recruit.
I will await my Ole Miss offer in this week's circular from Redplum.
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of how much mail he gets is probably not Michigan-bound in any event.
once a week in Oxford, Mississippi . . . 54 letters are only 8 per day.
Just imagine what happens when the internet reaches Oxford and they can just email recruits.
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54 envelopes filled with ca$h.
one of these letters for 3,000$......
I don't care who wins, as long as it's Michigan.....
either a large envelop or back pack full of money has been the MO of sleezey college football coahes for decades. i can assure Mr freeze that 54 letters will not be as successful.
What does letter #54 contain that the first 53 did not? Seems like one letter would do the trick...
52 "hand written letters" were for their weekly paychecks,
1 "hand written letter" was the signing bonus,
and 1 "hand written letter" was the reciept of sale.
The U.S. Postal Service must be thanking its lucky stars for college sports recruiting. Think of the revenue generated in all those stamp sales!
At some point, grand shows like this are going to turn off some of the elite recruits. Sure, everybody enjoys some time in the spotlight, but imagine stuff like this going on for an entire year! There is a reason celebrities HATE the papparazzi, they are just never left alone.
That being said, I hope Hoke & Co. figure out the perfect balance between letting a recruit live his life and spending the right amount of time in his ear.
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and if i check browsing statistics on webservers, well.. Windows, espencially Windows XP, wins.. :D (by a factor of nearly 100.. harrharr).
no, but, seriously. solaris is compatible with opensource from linux, or not really? else, you can get mono, i'd guess.. one day.
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It is not about supporting the one thing that most people use right now, it is about allowing to contiually let people use what is best, and that may or may not be what is best right now or what you like the most.
Mono is a c# compiler and runtime environment. As a result it will run some things that are not written directly in c# so long as they are for the .NET platform, but this is more coincidence than anything else. It cannot support all of .NET because a very large portion of it is proprietary code, and I use the term here properly. This means that there is no spec for it anywhere, and if one copies it this would be classified as reverse enineering. It is legal to do this for educational purposes, but you are limited in not being able to really use anything you learn from it. This means that mono is in a legal grey area right now, and if they work on supporting more of .NET they will clearly be illegal to use. Just as XVID is illegal to use.
There will still be people who use it for the same reason people use XVID. There are a lot of people who like to use DIVX but you cannot play this without the given windows codec. If you are not using windows or dont want to install claria you are shit out of luck if you choose not to use XVID. The same is true for .NET and mono.
Yes, there are lots of nice features, but think about the consequences of what is going on. I would also invite you to take a serious study of languages especially between C#2.0 and Java1.5 and also a serious study of platforms, especially .NET and JRE1.5
Microsoft has essentially made their own Java. They have made many changes and many of them are good like the use of delagates, but many of them are not so good, like their attempt to make network programming transparent to the programmer whom we assume to be idiotic. The idea is that you shouldn't know or care if the method you call is on your machine or on another machine on the network or internet. The problem is that networks and the internet are not fast enough or reliable enough for this to work. The programmer must make serious design choices about when to use offsite code and take extra steps to ensure the safety of that code.
There are many other issues, but I do not want to make an essay out of this, especially since I did click [FastReply] but I seriously urge you to find these things out for yourself.
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my c# webserver is a low-level server, with sockets. just because i can, and like to do so.
the issues you mentoin are non-issues. i won't look into java, just because i don't like the language that much. i gave it quite some chances. but somehow, both code, and resulting binaries, never looked nice to me.
i knew i hit a nail by saing proprietary, as i'm using betasoftware myself right now.
for servers, solaris is fine. i thought you use it as your workstation. (i'm coding for workstations only. even my webserver is just another workstation :D). thats why.. and i'm interested how proprietary solaris really is (means how compatible with the rest of the os world).
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Network transparency is all about not needing to know that the network is even there. Java does allow you to transport objects over the network, but not transparently. You have to specifically send the data just as you would with any network stream, be it http or ftp, or what have you.
The first iterations of the STL for C++ were downright bad. Do you refuse to use the STL in C++ for that reason? If you do, then we have deeper issues to discuss. Otherwise, not using Java just because you didn't like previous versions of it seems a little rediculous doesn't it? Otherwise I will follow your logic and say that because VisualC++ 4.0 had a poor compiler that was not standards complient nor very efficent, I refuse to use VisualStudio.NET. Regardless of the quality of VisualStudio.NET, is this a good argument for not using it?
In out Computer Science department lab, we run Windows XP on Dell machines, and Solaris 8 on Sun machines. We have an equal number on each, but because Windows is horrible to setup as a multiuser machine, the Sun machines work far better. For example I can install programs in userspace and not mess up anyone else's work. On the windows machines I simply cannot install programs at all because it is impossible to gain administrator access.
I will go by your arguments. Most people do not own or have regular access to a computer. Of those who do, most do not know how to use it with any degree of usefullness beyond basic usage of the pre installed features. Using your logic, you should not write programs at all because such a small portion of people can use it.
Just because people who do not run Windows are in the minority in the desktop OS world, does not mean that you should just discount them as not important.
Posted 07 September 2004 - 02:07 PM
i don't see anything wrong in hiding the network from you. thats what abstraction is designed for. i like that way. and i see no issue. you don't like it, your own problem
well, i follow all the languages and ide's (and everything else) more or less closely. took long for me to accept .NET.. i see no reason to adapt over to java now, it doesn't give me anything more, but takes away some of the things i like. espencially language independence is sorta cool :D
but anyways, it doesn't mather. it was just sort of a joke anyways.
i don't count minorities as not important. but people being less than 1% are rather proprietary.
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well.. how should i call solaris then? useless? :D no.. dunno. well, anyways. solaris is too incompable to the majority of the world to be a good alternative for me to use.
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Tracer - I did ask him about it, on the WHGMM thread:
'mark s - I really hesitate to question, but I don't know about what you said: I don't know what kind of contextless 'power' a piece of music can have? Can't this be just a matter of personal connectivity and conditioning? Isn't there any music you love that carries some cultural/personal meaning to YOU that you feel would somehow be sullied by a more generic use - do you really appreciate everything you like in that kind of isolated or socially-abstracted or impervious-to-recontextualisation way - or is it that there's no context for it that could conceivably piss you off? '
OK - that might not be a 'serious' challenge by yr (or his!) standards, but I do find his notion sort of puzzling at the same time as logically coherent.looking at it again, i guess i'm comparing diff ways of liking diff sorts of music - eg i like some baroque music but would not be bothered by its use in ads because it does not mean much to me wrt personal history/cultural-personal identity-formation/representation/metaphor of understanding (but it might do to someone of a different background - or who was 300 yrs old)
mark's contention asserts its own criteria of (music)love:'i loved that song and those gits have spoiled it now''well, if its that easily ruined you never *really* loved it in the first place'
so to those of us caught in the middle - 'loving' it beyond context and only 'liking' it regardless of context look like they => the same comfort-in-the-face-of-marketing-use, so each can suspect the other of being the opposite of what they think they are
i think to regard sensitivity to context as a 'lesser' form of appreciation because its makes yr love more a hostage to fortune is not an attitude we carry through unreservedly to other things unless labouring under romantic idealism - and sensitivity to those factors can be more than just 'darling they're playing our tune' sentiment or pavlovian drool they can be regarded as part of the timber framework constituting yr music-love, not just a load of airbags attached to its barnacle-encrusted leaky hull
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Agence de l'Eau Seine-Normandie - AESN
Agence de l'Eau Seine-Normandie - AESN, France
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Programming and participative financing of investments for the water of the basin. Management and follow up of environmental impact and socioeconomics. Information and involvement of water actors. Increasing public awareness and mobilization of citizens about water issues.
Fields of expertise and activities: Water Resources Management, Water Supply or Sanitation, Regulation and Governance, Development or Infrastructure, Environment or Ecosystems, Education or Capacity Building, Economics or Finance, International Cooperation or Humanitarian Relief.
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Mr. Guy Fradin
Guy Fradin is The General Director of Seine-Normandy Water Agency. He has worked in the Department of Forestry of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome and International Affairs of the Ministry of Agriculture. Subsequently in charge of economic issues of the ministry and then appointed Deputy Director for the countryside and the forest. He served as Deputy Director of the Minister of Agricultures office, Regional Director of Agriculture and Forestry Ile-de-France, Director of nature and landscapes and Director of the Office of the Minister of the environment before being appointed Director General of the Seine Normandy Water Agency.
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Mr. Jean-Paul RIVAUD
Jean-Paul RIVAUD heads the international relations office at the direction of the water department in charge of ecology. As such it provides the international strategy of the ministry (bilateral and multilateral) in the field of water, he advises the head of the water direction in this regard and he is involved in the implementation of this strategy particularly in relation with other ministries (ministry of foreign affairs). He has conducted numerous missions in foreign countries; in the field of water policy he is particularly aware of transboundary issues.


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Mrs. Ethel Pearl Tucker Bray of LaGrange passed away Tuesday.
Mrs. Bray, a naive of Harris County, was born September 9, 1939, and was the daughter of the late Willie Lee Tucker and Thelma Williams. She was the founder of the Gospel Travelers of Pine Mountain and was a member of First Independent Gospel Holiness Church.
Survivors include two daughters: LaKesha (Anthony) Nellon and Marie Sherman; special friend, Paul Smith, all of LaGrange; four sisters: Lula Floyd, Zelma (Eddie) McGruder, both of Pine Mountain; Sandra Fambro, Riverdale, GA; Lela Pearl Lee, Covington, GA; three brothers, Henry (Jacqueline) Tucker, Pine Mountain; Edward (Margaret) Tucker, Chattanooga, TN; Larry Tucker, Rex; eight grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren; many nieces nephews, close friends: Bertha Jackson, Willie Mae Scott, Lucille Robinson, and Gloria Price.
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"I hate to hear it when people say, 'this is the year of K-12,' or 'this is the year for community colleges' or 'this is the year for institutions of higher learning,'" he said. "How can we run our businesses if we wait for 'our' year?"
Wilson said education should be supported as a whole from top to bottom.
He said the support and commitment to education should mirror the effort behind the state's highway four-laning program 25 years ago.
"In 1987, we had an insurmountable problem with lack of accessibility to four-lane highways," he said. "But business and community leaders statewide, not just political leaders, came together with a 20-year plan to bring a four-lane highway within 15 minutes of every Mississippi community. We asked ourselves 'how can we do this?' They did it, a little bit at a time, but they stayed with it and now look what we have."
Wilson said the frustration with today's educational system also faces seemingly unsurmountable problems. But like the leaders then who tackled the highways a quarter-century ago, today's leaders can also take on a similar charge, he said.
"Every community has a different challenge and capability," he said. "But we need to lay out a 10-year plan, a generational approach to improve public education – and I'm talking not just move education a little, but by leaps and bounds. So I'm asking business and community leaders to approach this education issue like they approached the highway issue 25 years ago."
Wilson said any successful education system requires four main elements: an exceptional leader of the schools, quality teachers in the classroom, involved parents at home and sustained and predictable funding.
"The education reforms talked about today are great things," he said. "Many that seem to be options today will be standard later. But it's the basic elements that get things going first, and they make it easier to add those options."


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Scott Hartnell reappearance could follow Flyers' roadtrip return
PITTSBURGH — The Flyers were going to try to avenge their season-opening loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins Wednesday night, then collect enough energy to stay with the Florida Panthers tonight at Wells Fargo Center. After that ... you wouldn't blame them for taking a long, deep breath.
After that Panthers game, the Flyers will have played 19 games, with 12 of them on the road. Overall, they have also had to deal with back-to-back games five times over this first furious month of a 48-game season.
"It's been a lot of time away from home; it's been a lot of games on a lot of nights," Flyers coach Peter Laviolette said. "But getting back home, knowing the schedule sets up in our favor, and knowing that you may start to see guys on the ice that haven't been on the ice due to injury, all of that sets up as a positive."
Just prior to their game against the Penguins, the Flyers announced something that felt positive, indeed — Scott Hartnell had just been cleared for practice and was estimated as being 7-10 days away from being game ready.
Hartnell might not want to wait that long.
In an interview on a morning sports talk show on WPEN-FM (97.5 The Fanatic) Wednesday and later transcribed for the station website, Hartnell indicated two good practices or so is all he needs.
"A couple of practices to feel comfortable with hitting, battling, things like that," Hartnell said. "I've been skating since maybe Sunday, so I've had a few days to practice, but nothing like a game situation. I definitely don't feel comfortable enough with that broken wheel to get out there and battle, so hopefully I'll play early next week."
By then, perhaps his teammates will have stopped their inconsistent ways that, even with a 7-0 win at the New York Islanders Monday, created an unsatisfactory 7-9-1 start to the season. To veteran Kimmo Timonen, there's only one way to do that — keep spinning the skates.
"I don't want to put any more pressure on our forwards, but when they work and they forecheck, we win games," Timonen said. "They were awesome in Long Island ... I think that's the level we have to find. When we skate (like that), we're a really good team. And when we don't, there are breakdowns and turnovers and we're not creating much offense. So to me, it comes down to work ethic and doing the system.
"Our system is skating hard, forechecking hard," Timonen added. "That's what we did on Long Island and that's what we have to do (every night)." Continued...
Considering the schedule and a slight system shift that mandates so much aggressive skating, Timonen knows it's a lot to ask of even a team with mostly young legs.
"Obviously we played a lot of road games and back-to-back games and that's hard, especially when you have to work like our forwards do," Timonen said. "But it's going to be easier coming up. We have a lot of home games and not as many back to backs. Everybody goes through that during a season, but we're almost done with it now. Hopefully we can build off that and go from there."
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Ashe made it 17 straight wins on Thursday with a 10-1 mercy-rule win over North Wilkes.
The Huskies notched its first of many goals in the 15th minute when Cesar Ruiz booted a shot into the net off of a perfect header pass from Frank Ledezma.
Just one minute later, Ashe scored again. Lucas Hamm got the goal off of an assisting pass from Miguel Ramos.
Ruiz netted his second goal of the contest in the 19th minute to make the score 3-0. Ramos added his first of two goals in the 35th minute to put Ashe in front 4-0.
North Wilkes showed a little life at the end of the first half with a goal from Dylan Shumate. Ashe still held a 4-1 lead at halftime.
Three minutes into the second half, Ruiz capped off the hat trick with his third goal that seemed to really deflate the Viking team after playing hard in the first half.
Ashe reeled off three goals in a span of six minutes to take an 8-1 lead. Alexis Ramos moved up to the striker position from his usual fullback spot and scored a goal in the 53rd minute. One minute later, Ledezma scored to give Ashe its seventh goal. In the 59th minute, Hamm scored for a second time.
The final two goals came from M. Ramos and Anthony Federico that would bring on the mercy rule. Federico scored in the 63rd minute, then Ramos easily scored on a penalty kick in the 75th minute to end the game.
Ashe, who sits at third in the 2A state poll, moved to 17-1 overall and 11-0 in the Mountain Valley Athletic Conference.
As of press time, no new 2A state poll had been released.
The Huskies plan to honor the seniors on Monday night in a non-conference matchup against North Surry. Ashe then travels to Wilkes Central on Wednesday for a rivalry game against the Eagles.


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My third Pro-form treadmill
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Comments about ProForm Performance 400C Treadmill:
Assembly was straight-forward with mostly excellent instruct. The illustrations were easy to read. The speakers were subpar but still a welcome new additon. Treadmill easy to use and actually makes exercising almost pleasureable. This is my third Pro-form treadmill and so far (2 mos) I love it.
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I've had the treadmill for 2 months now and I still love as much as the day that I first got it. It is so easy to use and is so quiet. I use it for walking,and jogging.There is nothing that I don't like about this machine.
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Easy to Operate, Quality/Support issues
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We like the treadmill, but it's stuck in the wrong place since we can't move it (See factory service comments). I especially like that it's easy to operate, and has a bit of cush underfoot. Pulse feature has me a bit perplexed, and I'm not sure whether it really works.
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be careful
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We purchased this November 2012. After using it about 10-15 times over the course of 5 weeks (which is now more than 30 days so Sports Authority will not take a return) while in use it broke down. So we had to call Proform for repairs and the guy they subcontract could not come out for almost 2 weeks after already waiting a week for the parts to be shipped to us from Proform. So after three weeks of no use it is fixed now and so far no problems. How ever if this breaks again we will be sure to write a follow up review. Also there is a repair warranty in the box that is much cheaper than what Sports Authority offers. Hoping this was just a bad circuit board on ours and not a common issue through out so I would recommend it to a friend.
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great machine
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I bought this machine on sale at Sports Authority. I was so glad I didn't just buy another online without seeing them. It was nice to view the machines in the store and have someone talk to me about the features. As the sales person wasn't commission based, he was very honest and helpful. The machine was sort of difficult to assemble. It took about an hour. Once we had it going though it is great. It's fairly quiet and has little shock absorbers for when you are jogging. Also, it has a little built in fan that blows on you if you choose which is a bonus. The controls are easy to use which I like. Another feature I was looking for was the ability to go up and down on inclines, which this unit does have. It looks just as nice and sturdy as other machines I've seen in gyms. The unit does fold up to save space, but it's still pretty darn bulky! I may buy a screen to hide it. It has wheels so you can fold it vertically and roll it. It is on the heavy side to move though, but it could be done. All in all, the only cons are that it is bulky and heavy :)


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Two requests we've heard about the new member categories feature are to a) add the ability to tie categories into Profile Questions so members can automatically be placed into categories upon sign-up, and b) tie this into Paid Access. We're happy to report that we've completed the work for both of these. If you've thought member categories might be a nice-to-have feature, these changes may turn it into a must-have feature.
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Most Network Creators ask their members a few profile questions when they sign up. Now, you can use a multiple-choice question to automatically slot members into a custom-made member category:
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Member Categories + Paid Access
The other big request we've heard from Network Creators is to tie the new member categories into the Paid Access optional add-on. We knew that would be a big request, and we're happy to report that this second round of improvements now supports Paid Access. We've added two different ways to encourage your members to sign up for special membership designations and badges.
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Use Member Categories in conjunction with a fixed-price paywall to assign paying members who pay to a custom-made category. For example: You want members who pay to subscribe for access to a special VIP Group to be identified with a special VIP badge. You can simply assign those paying members to a custom-made category.
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Use Member Categories in conjuntion with a donation paywall to encourage members to give more to achieve a higher level of prestige. You do this by setting a threshold for payment that puts one (higher-paying) class of membership on a pedestal. For example: Gold members = $20/year donation; everyone who contributes below that amount = Silver member; all non-paying members = a non-paying category (you can simply use the "default member" designation for non-paying members if you choose).
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Thanks Eric.
Before I start another thread, I need a bit more clarity on this release.
I thought this release was about integrating member categories with their level of paid access (as one option). I realize it could be used for other purposes (members from different countries, members with specific interests, etc.), but, I thought it could also be used to categorize members who are paying for a specific exclusive offering. Then I could send those specific members private messages. In addition, they would be recognized on site with a little star in their profile photo. I thought I could also categorize them by different levels of monthly payment as well. Is that not correct?
Soaring Eagle, I would add the paid access to give paying members access to an area of my site with information about discounts (and other offerings) exclusively available to those premium members. Is no one else doing that? If not, what would people be paying for?
Okay, my apologies, Barbara, if I misunderstood you. I'll try to answer as best as I can. I know that some of these details can be confusing.
Yes, you can use this to put people into categories based on their donation amount, for example. But, it won't allow you to set up, for example, three levels of payment for site membership and show a badge based on that level of payment. Check out the screen shots in the Help Center article for a few examples of how it works.
Most Network Creators won't be offering subscriptions like Bronze, Gold, and Silver to indicate how much people paid to enter. That is more like putting a price tag on membership levels, which makes sense with donations but maybe less sense for general membership that doesn't offer separate levels of actions people can take based on how much they pay (e.g., only these people who pay x can chat). Rather, most NCs will be offering subscriptions to areas of the site like special groups or pages. In the broad sense, our Paid Access feature is about providing paywalls for areas of content not actions people can perform. Not sure if that all makes sense, but I'll try to keep explaining how it currently works.
not automaticly you would have to do it 1 of a few ways
1 when they join check the level they selected send them a message or email with a paypal subscription button configured for that level
or 2 create a custom signup page with a script and form incerted into it using jquerry so when they select that it either emails them the subscription button, or opens a new tab with a page where they use the button to xcomplete the transaction
either way you will have to keep track of things..wether they actualy paid or not wether they let it expire or not etc
do you really need 4 levels? what if any adid\tional priveledges \do they get?
would be simpler to have 2 levels
full anddiscount only full getting the category
Mark, that's a great question. I would like to use the paid aspect exactly the same way.
Eric, how can this be done?
Hi Barbara & Mark,
I should point out that you can do with quite easily with Paid Access. Simply create a network paywall with each payment level as an option, and have members pay when they join. You can still ask them the profile question, and use that to set the category.
Otherwise, you can create a multiple choice profile question that asks new members what member level they would like to choose. Use the new Sign Up Controls redirection facility to send new members to an external server. At the external server, you can grab the value for their screenName and make a Ning API call to retrieve their details. At that point you can parse out the chosen level from their profile details and forward them to Paypal to pay the correct amount. On completion they can be sent back to the network. You will need to be on the Pro plan in order to use the Ning API.
Hope that helps,
Hi Mark,
Yes, I'm very sorry, you're correct. You can create multiple paywalls, but you can only create one network-wide paywall. You'd need to use the second scenario, or else create 4 Page or Group paywalls, one for each offering, and shepherd members to one of them after they joined.
I set up a paywall on a test page, with paid subscribers to be put into a category.
I tested it and went through to the paypal login page then cancelled it without paying.
When i checked back the test user profile i used had been put in the paid subscriber category without actually finishing the transaction.
Effectively meaning that anyone who changes their mind at the checkout stage still gets placed in the paid category.. they cannot access the page but to other members they have a badge on their profile pic that makes them appear as a premium member.
Has anyone else had similar issues?
I dont know if anything like this has been said, (havnt had time to go through all 15 pages of comments) but I would love to people able to create separate profile questions for different categories or types of members. This would be a great feature to add.
p.s. this link is not working , where i can read about it ?
Read all about how to Integrate Member Categories with Profile Questions in the Help Center.
You can read about it here help seeker. I would take a look at your network to see why the option isn't there, but you haven't filled out that part of your member profile.
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
New Book on Cambodian History
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congrats for finishing your book, mr.chanda chhay.
mr. chanda, may i suggest you google in "all presidential libraries", you may be able to find where all the presidential libraries are located, usually in the home town or home state of each president of the united states. if you're in washington d.c. area, try asking the staff at the library of congress for assistance, i'm sure they will help direct you to where all the resources are. best of luck.
i realize that writing a book take a lot of self discipline and perseverance. I just finished mine and it should be available in bookstores, Barnes and nobles, Amazons.com and other Multics media network. My book title is "out of the Dark: Into the Garden of Hope" The book describes of how all political turmoils affect the Cambodian's lives, particularly the life of my family. It depicts of how i went thru ptsd and i get out of it. Hope that people enjoy the reading and at the same time, are able to motivate themselves to go farther. Book should be out mid January 2012.
good luck to you chanda!
Dr. KEO - 10:07 PM
• Fabricated History
•History is not fiction. But Cambodia history after 1979 has been mixed with fictional exaggerations for the purpose of fooling the younger generations into believing them as facts. Modern Khmer historians, having been bought off by money and power, have spun the facts of history, and as a result, now young Cambodians, some of whom are half-blood Khmer Yuons have believed wholeheartedly, since they have been taught so.
•What is the 7 Makara? It is no doubt marked the day when Vietnam invasion won over the Khmer Rouge regime and installed a big herd of its puppets to carry on Ho Chi Minh's plan to engulf Cambodia.
Was there really such a thing called the Liberation Movement formed by Hun Sen and his clique? Of course Vietnamese are smart in playing their game; they had an empty shell of Viet Minh's in which they needed to fill with some Khmers, who they trusted, could serve them well. They disguised their invasion as a Liberation Movement for the sole purpose of fooling Khmer younger generations and the world into believing that it was Khmers themselves who save their compatriots from the Khmer Rouge's massacre. This herd of brutal barbarians, without shame, claimed their merit and faked real. By signing many deals before and after the invasion, the puppets, to fulfill the deals, have allowed many millions Vietnamese to flow into Cambodia freely. Most of them now become legal citizens of Cambodia, whocan vote for the CPP.
•Why Vietnam decided to invade Cambodia? There were three main factors leading to the Vietnam invasion's accomplishment:
1- Around the mid of 1973 the Khmer Rouge, when feeling strongly
confident in themselves that they could win the war over the Republic
Regime, declared to break their mutual relationship with the Vietcong, which made the Vietcong felt bitterly embarrassed and angry. After 1973 there were no more Vietcong to help them fight the war.
2- As some friends know, there were at least two or three factions of Khmer Rouge, who got clashed against each other many times, then it led to a purge of the other faction's members whom the Angkar Leu did not trust. The purges and the kills of its own arm-struggled comrades made thousands of Khmer Rouge flee to Vietnam. As the number of the escapees increased, the Vietnamese leaders felt being given a golden chance to take a revenge on the Khmer Rouge.
• 3- The Angkar Leu, who felt so confident that each of its skilful soldiers were capable of killing up 40 Vietnam's, sent a company of them to Hatien village in early 1978, and mercilessly killed over 400 unarmed Yuon villagers (see pictures on page 307 of Brother Enemy written by Nayan Chanda); that invasion made Yuon planned a revenge. It did no take Vietnam long to carry out its plan. First Vietnam had to recruit some of the ex-Khmer Rouge who appeared to be dumb and obsequious enough to obey their demands, and they had them as they wished. This group of pure rustics and thieves, having no understanding of what patriotism meant, submitted themselves as loyal slave of Yuons till their last breath. Why? It's not hard to read the mentality of the barely-educated barbarians whose greed has no boundary. - 11:15 PM
Concerning this topic, I want to sahre with friends about a book written by a young Cambodian lady who earned her MA degree in Social work and BA in Psychology from USC Sacramento. Two week agao she sent me one her books. The title of her book is SURVIVORS OF THE KHMER ROUGE REGIME. If any friend wants to contact with her, her's her email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
i think writing books are smart, every scholar should have at least one book written about cambodia, etc. it's the achievement that counts! god bless.
Keep writting because there's always some smart nerd who question the authenicity of historical facts base on evidence never been found. Maybe that is only apply concern Jesus Christ.
I know there are all kinds of documentations to desprove the historical fact that Jesus never existed. Well, I know the demons believe in the historical facts that Jesus of the bible did existed and they trembled because they know who he is, their Judge. The devil and his angels knows that their time will come to stand before the Judge of all the earth and their fate has been sealed unto everlasting destruction. But while they have time, they love to kill and destroy. Buddhism won't prevent them from doing their work of destroying peoples lives in their nation. Look at North Korea, do you see the devil garbed in human flesh?
People, the devil is real. You can deny that there is no God, but you can't deny that there is no devil. Without truth we can't have concepts of good and evil. Both exists today. Good is from God and evil is from the devil. Doesn't matter what religion you may hold on to, it just the universal law of God for all humanity. This is our DNA from our Creator, But... we also have another DNA, and this one is from the devil. He was the One that orchastrated against God to deceive man to accept his evil DNA. Once man understand this plot, man will begin to see life from God's perspective.
Khmer Israel - 3:06 AM
You've said it all!
Now, if we, Khmer, just have the courage and the unity to do it...we will prevail.
Please come back again with more and maybe one day soon we will be able to reverse the current situation in our homeland...
Best of luck to all of us, KHMER!!! - 3:16 AM
Hello Khmer Isreal,
Can you do us all a favor while not preaching too much about GOD, please?
Just keep praying for us KHMER to be free from all evils, please, please, please?
Again, less talk more praying for KHMER please?
Much obliged, Khmer Israel! - 3:22 AM
To The God Damned LOST KHMER ISRAEL,
Personally, I feel deeply sorry to your KHMER Parents who gave awrong birth with wrong identity to you .
May the souls of your KHMER Parents plus ancesyors peacefully rest in peace with their complete closed eyes.
Your GOD not only created all the worlds, people, mountains , oceans etc.., obviously including POL POT and SIHANOUK.
This Khmer Israel must be so desparate for followers that he tries so hard to talk about Jesus in this forum.
Your bible also states that only the selected ones (fixed number of people) shall enter the kingdom of god; therefore, why are you bothering preaching to all of us on this forum? Do you think we are among the selected ones and thus have to go to heaven when Jesus comes again? Please tell Jesus in your prayer to remove my name from that list if I were chosen, I doubt it anyway! I don't want to go to heaven.
Stop your preaching! I know more about your bible than you since I worked as a translator for many churches for so many year. I heard about him in 1973 and chose then to not have any nonsense with the bullshit you are trying to preach. I just translated because they paid me.
Since the number of people that can go to heaven is limited and getting smaller in term of percentage as the world population is getting more and more by the day, you had better stop preaching so you won't convert anyone and thus make it possible for you to be in that small chosen group of people who can go and meet your Joshua.
The more you preach here, the more you turn me away from your Jesus!
By the way, ask the Jews first if they would consider you to be an Israelian! I doubt it! See if you can get their citizenship. You get your identity messed up so badly.
As a Cambodian, I can't be proud of you who has no pride in being just a Cambodian.
You should not have been born in Cambodia or from Cambodian parents! - 6:42 AM
To LOK 6:42AM
Highly and Personally Appreciated , Mr. Paid Former Bible Transltor .
Best Wishes Sir !
Khmer Always Yours - 8:13 AM
my best wishes to the publication of your books. The world need to hear about Cambodia and her children.
For those of us Khmers, the one and only question that matters, is what have we done for our people since our resettlement in the West. - 8:36 AM
The great tool to our memory and last long gift is a book.
Please be strong and be united to one another if we don't want to become a looser to our common enemies. We must express only constructive comments or concerns that leading us to overcome the devil.Now Cambodia is in crucial stage we can not afford to walk in the past track.
Do not aim canon toward yourself
Thank you - 11:58 AM
Such ugliness towards your Khmer brothers. At long last we can speak freely again, but some would still seek to silence others in brutal fashion. Shame on you for not honoring your fathers and mothers memories and repeating the past.
Can anyone write about
the political relationship
of Pol Pol Khmer Rouge and/or Heng Samrin Khmer Rouge with Vietnamese communist. Can anyone tell how the Khmer Rouge came to power. Can anyone tell why Vietnamese came to Cambodia in 1975 and for what reason. Please stop telling about how the Khmer Rouge killed because 1- everyone including I already know that, 2- Yuon are so happy when Khmer are accusing khmer. - 9:16 PM
When I hear a bout Khmer younger generation writing History, First it Gets admiration from me, secondly I am trying to turn my eyes off it. Because I belive the author may have half Khmer blood,
(Dr.Li Monk Hi typically), I don't trust the histiry contants to cover all aspects what I have known, especially from 1975 and beyond. but what I have to appreciated though, his/her precious time effort to achieve the gaol. 11.15PM you're Konn Khmer wisely though person. - 11:09 AM
does this book benefit khmer or
yuon ? genocided by whom ? - 8:18 AM
you are so right-
do not tell how khmer rouge killed-
everyone knows that but no one know
how huon is related to khmer rouge, including that of heng samrin khmer rouge.
if you tell what already known,
you are no Dr. - 8:24 AM
can you research on how Vietnam get involved with Khmer Rouge or whatever Khmer.
I do not believe a bit that vietnam has the reason to feel sorry for the Khmer people then came to save Khmer from pol pot.
they came to Cambodia in 1970 before and after 1970 for what ?
why champa and kampucheakrom disappeared and become vietnamese land. - 3:42 AM


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About Icecast, what is it?
An Icecast (http://www.icecast.org) server is capable of streaming content as Vorbis over standard HTTP, Theora over HTTP, MP3 over the protocol used by SHOUTcast, AAC, and NSV over the SHOUTcast protocol. Thus, installing an icecast server enables one to broadcast audio and/or video streams on the internet.
The Icecast server actually distributes your streaming content on the worldwideweb. It does not create the streaming content (or soucre audio or video) itself. For the latter purpose Icecast uses external programs, so-called "source clients", to originate the streams, e.g. the Icecast project includes a source client program known as IceS. Another example of a source client is IDJC (see elsewhere).
The source runs typically in the place where the audio is generated (e. g. a studio) and the Icecast server in a place where a lot of bandwidth is available (e. g., a colocation). However as a Pardus Linux user one can easily setup an Icecast server at home, just like other servers such as the Apache webserver. In case a lot of upload bandwidth is available at home (e.g. glass-fiber internet connection) multiple listeners can listen to your broadcasted stream by visiting your home based Icecast server using standard media players. Alternatively, when upload bandwidth capacity is limited, one can choose to distribute the icecast stream (still hosted on your private PC) to a broader audience via p2p solutions, in which a listener sends the signal forward to other listeners and maximum number of simultaneous listeners is theoretically unlimited. The disadvantage is that listeners then have to download and install a p2p software package to be able to listen to your stream.
The maximum capacity of your private Icecast server in terms of simultaneuos listeners depends on the upload bandwith of your internetc onnection and the quality of your broadcasted stream (bitrate), a higher quality of your stream consumes more of your availeble bandwidth. There are calculation examples on the web if you Google for this. Roughly the upload bandwidth needs to be at least number of listeners (N) * stream bitrate (Kbps), there is protocol overhead on top of that (say 10% to be safe). For example, an aaverage ADSL internet connection (with limited upload capacity as compared to download capacity) will enable a maximum of only 10 to 15 simultaneous listeners when you broadcast audio with normal quality (say 64 Kbps) if the ADSL upload bandwidth is about 1 MB/s. Remember that the upload capacity on the server side (this is your side) is the downlaod/downstream capacity on the listeners side. The more listeners that extract your audio stream from your server, the less upload bandwith from your side of view remains!
Icecast has similar functionality to the proprietary media server program SHOUTcast, by Nullsoft.
Installing the Icecast streaming server in Pardus Linux
...to be completed...
Using Icecast, how to start streaming?
Although icecast can be started from the command-line in the Konsole (e.g. with service icecast start/stop) it is easier and reccommended to start and stop your freshly installed Icecast streaming server by means of TASMA, the graphical user interface for configuring your Pardus system.
Upon installation icecast can be used as a service that can be turned on and off. An entry for Icecast will have appeared in Tasma > Service Manager. Here you can start or stop the service and configure whether this service should be started upon booting your Pardus system or not.
However you are not really on air yet once you have started the service.
You will have to provide the Icecast server with content, i.e. a stream to be broadcasted by the service. Once your source-client starts to send data to the Icecast server, it will start broadcasting, and now you are on air! You can check this by opening your webbrowser and entering the following URL in the address-bar: http://localhost:8000 (alternatively instead of localhost, 127.0.0.1 can often be used) See the next section for more on source clients.
Icecast source-clients available in the Pardus repositories
Currently the Icecast source-clients Darkice, Muse and IDJC (recommended) are available as pisi packages in the Pardus repositories. Other source-clients like Ices may be installed from source if you like.
Main features: two main media players with a crossfader, microphone signal processing, IRC track announcements with X-Chat, automatic stream shut-off timer, MP3 or Ogg streaming at various bit rates, record your live show for playback afterwards, optional Skype integration.
IDJC can easily be installed using the IDJC pisi package available in the repositories. From within the preferences window of IDJC you can specify your locally installed icecast server as adress to send your radio-stream to for broadcasting.


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