Greeting from a member of Team China

[Nuadormrac]

I'd be willing... The one thing we should probably mention however, is that we had already made a comittment to enter the monthly Simap challenges. But other then that, a lot is open for joining challenges cross/on another team...

Even with the Muskaterrs who have helped S.USA with this, when they chose to run it themself this upcomming month, there was some discussion of helping them, but then there was this goal which had been set, I'm gathering about a year or so ago, for the duration of 2012? Some who have been in this team longer then I could fill in more with the details prior to my presence here... They understand, and themselves were like "that's OK, you've got a perfect run this year for it, go ahead and run it". We sort of chose to help them with the current DiRT challenge now, after those discusions.

But I don't think we're signed up for any of the other challenges there yet; so there's a lot open, and a lot of stuff we could join in on.

[Xuyongchen]

We know this situation
Team China also has decided all the challenges for next year. More than 20 challenges. This is just the beginning of the communication between our teams, so it might be hard to discuss the plan of challenges. However, this is just the beginning, so there are many years waiting for us.

[Nuadormrac]

I have an idea, when some others get on though they'll be able to fill in with more; especially some of the admins. But no discussion has been made wrt Sici's upcomming Collatz run. That might be a possibility for us to all join forces somewhere....

Actually I should take a look at your current schedule before saying much more as coordinating would be difficult without comparing stuff. I'm wondering if Yongchen here has been given access to our challenges forum yet, or not? I see his rank is slightly dif then Friends of S.USA? Might help if he can also see some of what we had set for team goals and what not; so we can all coordinate....

[Xuyongchen]

I can view the Challenge section I just need more time to be familiar with this forum. Also, since we will have more people to communicate with you, it may be easier to discuss in the future.

[Nuadormrac]

k, good... Nothing like trying to coordinate when peeps can't see the same planning info.

My mother once, well lets just say she had 3 day planners, and didn't always sync them up. Problem is, with that said, she many times grabbed whichever one was convenient to grab, and seeing the time "free" penciled an appointment or whatever, in... A day planner can be a useful thing, if one's organized with them. Anyhow, she ended up with 3 seperate commitments, at the same time, in 2 different states, and naturally she couldn't make them all I ended up telling her, half joking, "I don't think you're able to bilocate, that's just a little ridiculous". She ended up having to call 2 groups of people up, and offer her condolances.

[Xuyongchen]

Oh my...

Yeah, it's really significant to make sure that we know the same things We will post our plans here recently. Well, we still have a lot of things which can be talked besides challenges, right?

[Yuezhou Lyu]

Hi everyone!
I am Yuezhou Lyu from Team China.
SETI.USA is really a warm team!!!
I think I can come here more frequently after finishing my undergraduate application.

[swh@home]

Thanks for Mike029's invitation,I'm swh@home,come from Team China.

I hope that SETI.USA and Team China will have a long friendship.This is a well starting now.

My English is so so.Sorry for my poor English,too!

[Nuadormrac]

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[eruda]

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Wondering if their having issue with source ISP here or something?

I think...
This happens usually if you get connected via two difference ISPs, the IP used for submitting doesn't match the former IP you are logged on.
At least for myself, that's the truth...