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QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de francotel » Lun 15 Fév 2010 09:09
- francotel
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Re: QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de PassTel » Jeu 15 Avr 2010 18:37
Bonjour Francotel,
Vous avez renouvelé ces .tel ?
Vous avez renouvelé ces .tel ?
- PassTel
- Messages: 6
- Inscription: Jeu 15 Avr 2010 18:35
Re: QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de Mouss » Dim 18 Avr 2010 15:00
Bonjour Francotel,
Pourquoi n'essaies-tu pas de proposer parisie,.tel au journal le parisien ?
Pourquoi n'essaies-tu pas de proposer parisie,.tel au journal le parisien ?
- Mouss
- Messages: 3
- Inscription: Dim 18 Avr 2010 14:14
Re: QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de francotel » Dim 18 Avr 2010 18:43
Mouss a écrit:Bonjour Francotel,
Pourquoi n'essaies-tu pas de proposer parisie,.tel au journal le parisien ?
Il me semble a priori que Le Parisien préfèrerait sans doute plutôt http://www.leparisien.tel .
Tu sais Mouss il y en a des choses à faire mais je n'ai pas pour l'instant eu le temps de faire. J'ai déjà essayé déjà de faire ma http://www.telplatform.com .
Ce n'est pas encore génial mais c'est déjà un bon socle.
Ces derniers temps, j'ai été un peu pris par les soucis de transfert avant renouvellement, dont le pb de devoir refaire chaque répertoire après un transfert : c'est un pb qu'il faudrait que telnic règle pour que le répertoire ne s'efface pas en cas de transfert.
Avez vous déjà remarqué cela ? L'autre pb est que certains registrars ne jouent pas le jeu lors de transferts sortants et font tout pour retarder le transfert.....
Sur Telplatform, ma politique est d'avoir les prix au plus juste pendant deux ou trois ans avant de pouvoir les monter progressivement au fur et à mesure que le stock diminue et que les TEL deviennent plus connus. Mon avis est que cette deuxième année sera décisive pour le .TEL. Ça a l'air de partir du côté du Canada. Ça frémit en France mais ce sont surtout des investisseurs et ce qu'il nous faut aux domaineurs, ce sont des utilisateurs finaux....
Cette année je ne demande que de vendre assez de domaines pour payer le renouvellement des autres en 2011. En vendre certains, c'est comme la margarine "double effet" : ca paie le renouvellement d'une partie des autres et ça en fait un de moins à renouveller !http://www.dot-tel-community.com/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&action=quotepost&sid=c3e6a0f4a2673c0dabc6a6627cdac48f&p=351#
Merci en tout cas de vos messages et suggestions à tous.
Francotel
- francotel
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Re: QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de francotel » Dim 18 Avr 2010 18:46
PassTel a écrit:Bonjour Francotel,
Vous avez renouvelé ces .tel ?
Oui, PASSTEL, j'ai renouvelé plus de 99 % de mes .TEL. C'est un effort, mais bon on parie sur l'avenir n'est-ce pas ?
Jette un coup d'oeil à mon petit site.
Amitiés à tous,
Francotel
- francotel
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I consider, that you commit an error. I can defend the posit
de lidsBeemi » Ven 10 Sep 2010 19:55
Prove Yourself . 331
great numbers. She had a lover, a diplomat, and the thought that one man
had won her physical favors drove them all mad. Her male visitors began to
compete for her attention, writing poems in her honor, vying to become
her favorite. None of them succeeded, but they kept on trying.
Of course there were some who were offended by her, stating publicly
that she was no more than a high-class whore. They repeated the rumor
(perhaps true) that she had made older men dance while she played the
lute, and if their dancing pleased her, they could hold her in their arms. To
Tullia's faithful followers, all of noble birth, this was slander. They wrote a
document that was distributed far and wide: "Our honored mistress, the
well-born and honorable lady Tullia d'Aragona, doth surpass all ladies of
the past, present, or future by her dazzling qualities. . . . Anyone who refuses
to conform to this statement is hereby charged to enter the lists with
one of the undersigned knights, who will convince him in the customary
manner."
Tullia left Rome in 1535, going first to Venice, where the poet Tasso
became her lover, and eventually to Ferrara, which was then perhaps the
most civilized court in Italy. And what a sensation she caused there. Her
voice, her singing, even her poems were praised far and wide. She opened a
literary academy devoted to ideas of freethinking. She called herself a muse
and, as in Rome, a group of young men collected around her. They would
follow her around the city, carving her name in trees, writing sonnets in her
honor, and singing them to anyone who would listen.
One young nobleman was driven to distraction by this cult of adoration:
it seemed that everyone loved Tullia but no one received her love in
return. Determined to steal her away and marry her, this young man
tricked her into allowing him to visit her at night. He proclaimed his undying
devotion, showered her with jewels and presents, and asked for her
hand. She refused. He pulled out a knife, she still refused, and so he stabbed
himself. He lived, but now Tullia's reputation was even greater than before:
not even money could buy her favors, or so it seemed. As the years went
by and her beauty faded, some poet or intellectual would always come to
her defense and protect her. Few of them ever pondered the reality: that
Tullia was indeed a courtesan, one of the most popular and well paid in the
profession.
Interpretation. All of us have defects of some sort. Some of these we are
born with, and cannot help. Tullia had many such defects. Physically she
was not the Renaissance ideal. Also, her mother had been a courtesan, and
she was illegitimate. Yet the men who fell under her spell did not care.
They were too distracted by her image—the image of an elevated woman,
a woman you would have to fight over to win. Her pose came straight out
of the Middle Ages, the days of knights and troubadours. Then, a woman,
most often married, was able to control the power dynamic between the
sexes by withholding her favors until the knight somehow proved his worth
assurance of his love, the
fruit of which he enjoyed
from that time as fully as
he could desire.
—QUEEN MARGARET OF
NAVARRE, THE HEPTAMERON,
QUOTED IN THE VICE
ANTHOLOGY, EDITED BY
RICHARD DAVENPORT-HINES
A soldier lays siege to
cities, a lover to girls'
houses, \ The one assaults
city gates, the other front
doors. \ Love, like war, is a
toss-up. The defeated can
recover, \ While some you
might think invincible
collapse; \ So if you've got
love written off as an easy
option \ You'd better think
twice. Love calls \ For guts
and initiative. Great
Achilles sulks for Briseis—
\ Quick, Trojans, smash
through the Argive wall! \
Hector went into battle
from Andromache's
embraces \ Helmeted by his
wife. \ Agamemnon
himself, the Supremo, was
struck into raptures \ At
the sight of Cassandra's
tumbled hair; \ Even Mars
was caught on the job, felt
the blacksmith's meshes—
\ Heaven's best scandal in
years. Then take \ My own
case. I was idle, born to
leisure en deshabille, \
Mind softened by lazy
scribbling in the shade. \
But love for a pretty girl
soon drove the sluggard \
To action, made him join
up. \And just look at me
now—fighting fit, dead
keen on night exercises: \ If
you want a cure for
slackness, fall in love!
—OVID, THE AMORES,
TRANSLATED BY PETER GREEN
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great numbers. She had a lover, a diplomat, and the thought that one man
had won her physical favors drove them all mad. Her male visitors began to
compete for her attention, writing poems in her honor, vying to become
her favorite. None of them succeeded, but they kept on trying.
Of course there were some who were offended by her, stating publicly
that she was no more than a high-class whore. They repeated the rumor
(perhaps true) that she had made older men dance while she played the
lute, and if their dancing pleased her, they could hold her in their arms. To
Tullia's faithful followers, all of noble birth, this was slander. They wrote a
document that was distributed far and wide: "Our honored mistress, the
well-born and honorable lady Tullia d'Aragona, doth surpass all ladies of
the past, present, or future by her dazzling qualities. . . . Anyone who refuses
to conform to this statement is hereby charged to enter the lists with
one of the undersigned knights, who will convince him in the customary
manner."
Tullia left Rome in 1535, going first to Venice, where the poet Tasso
became her lover, and eventually to Ferrara, which was then perhaps the
most civilized court in Italy. And what a sensation she caused there. Her
voice, her singing, even her poems were praised far and wide. She opened a
literary academy devoted to ideas of freethinking. She called herself a muse
and, as in Rome, a group of young men collected around her. They would
follow her around the city, carving her name in trees, writing sonnets in her
honor, and singing them to anyone who would listen.
One young nobleman was driven to distraction by this cult of adoration:
it seemed that everyone loved Tullia but no one received her love in
return. Determined to steal her away and marry her, this young man
tricked her into allowing him to visit her at night. He proclaimed his undying
devotion, showered her with jewels and presents, and asked for her
hand. She refused. He pulled out a knife, she still refused, and so he stabbed
himself. He lived, but now Tullia's reputation was even greater than before:
not even money could buy her favors, or so it seemed. As the years went
by and her beauty faded, some poet or intellectual would always come to
her defense and protect her. Few of them ever pondered the reality: that
Tullia was indeed a courtesan, one of the most popular and well paid in the
profession.
Interpretation. All of us have defects of some sort. Some of these we are
born with, and cannot help. Tullia had many such defects. Physically she
was not the Renaissance ideal. Also, her mother had been a courtesan, and
she was illegitimate. Yet the men who fell under her spell did not care.
They were too distracted by her image—the image of an elevated woman,
a woman you would have to fight over to win. Her pose came straight out
of the Middle Ages, the days of knights and troubadours. Then, a woman,
most often married, was able to control the power dynamic between the
sexes by withholding her favors until the knight somehow proved his worth
assurance of his love, the
fruit of which he enjoyed
from that time as fully as
he could desire.
—QUEEN MARGARET OF
NAVARRE, THE HEPTAMERON,
QUOTED IN THE VICE
ANTHOLOGY, EDITED BY
RICHARD DAVENPORT-HINES
A soldier lays siege to
cities, a lover to girls'
houses, \ The one assaults
city gates, the other front
doors. \ Love, like war, is a
toss-up. The defeated can
recover, \ While some you
might think invincible
collapse; \ So if you've got
love written off as an easy
option \ You'd better think
twice. Love calls \ For guts
and initiative. Great
Achilles sulks for Briseis—
\ Quick, Trojans, smash
through the Argive wall! \
Hector went into battle
from Andromache's
embraces \ Helmeted by his
wife. \ Agamemnon
himself, the Supremo, was
struck into raptures \ At
the sight of Cassandra's
tumbled hair; \ Even Mars
was caught on the job, felt
the blacksmith's meshes—
\ Heaven's best scandal in
years. Then take \ My own
case. I was idle, born to
leisure en deshabille, \
Mind softened by lazy
scribbling in the shade. \
But love for a pretty girl
soon drove the sluggard \
To action, made him join
up. \And just look at me
now—fighting fit, dead
keen on night exercises: \ If
you want a cure for
slackness, fall in love!
—OVID, THE AMORES,
TRANSLATED BY PETER GREEN
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- lidsBeemi
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Re: QUELQUES TEL EN PORTEFEUILLE
de francotel » Sam 11 Sep 2010 08:16
Pas mal LidsBeemi, je vois que tu as des lettres ou en tout cas que tu sais faire de beaux copier-coller ! Jean Philippe pourrait nous dire si ce genre de copier-coller est légal ou non et si cela est accepté dans un forum consacré aux noms de domaines .TEL.
Pour ce qui me concerne, certains des NDD ont été vendus, mais pas mal d'autres sont encore à vendre (attention, comme le bon vin, les prix ne peuvent qu'augmenter avec la maturité !). A cela il faut ajouter quelques nouveaux IDN :
http://www.café.tel (Je l'ai volé aux Portugais qui utilisent ce même mot eux aussi)
http://www.rosé.tel (quatre petites lettres à consommer avec modération)
http://www.électricité.tel (vous n'étiez pas au courant ?)
http://www.montréal.tel ("Je me souviens")
http://www.québec.tel (La belle Province) Amis du Québec, pardonnez ces maudits Français !
http://www.santé.tel (A celle des .TEL)
Les liens Internet du forum ne semblent pas fonctionner avec les IDN. En tout cas, pour finir je vous présente mes :
www.amitiés.tel
Pour ce qui me concerne, certains des NDD ont été vendus, mais pas mal d'autres sont encore à vendre (attention, comme le bon vin, les prix ne peuvent qu'augmenter avec la maturité !). A cela il faut ajouter quelques nouveaux IDN :
http://www.café.tel (Je l'ai volé aux Portugais qui utilisent ce même mot eux aussi)
http://www.rosé.tel (quatre petites lettres à consommer avec modération)
http://www.électricité.tel (vous n'étiez pas au courant ?)
http://www.montréal.tel ("Je me souviens")
http://www.québec.tel (La belle Province) Amis du Québec, pardonnez ces maudits Français !
http://www.santé.tel (A celle des .TEL)
Les liens Internet du forum ne semblent pas fonctionner avec les IDN. En tout cas, pour finir je vous présente mes :
www.amitiés.tel
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