[DFWgrotto] Fwd: [Texascavers] Honey Creek Cave, January 29, 2011...a trip just for fun!

[Diana Tomchick]

From: "ellie :)" mailto:ellie.tho...@gmail.com>>
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Subject: [Texascavers] Honey Creek Cave, January 29, 2011...a trip just for fun!

The Honey Creek January Tank Hauls will not be happening but on January 29th, 
2011 the cave will be open as a THANKS to all who volunteered for the tank 
hauls.

All are welcome to come out for a recreational/lead checkin day of caving at 
Honey Creek Cave. There will be no organized trips so plan to team up with 
someone who has been in the cave before because first-timers will not be 
permitted to go on their own.

You will need a wetsuit for all sections of the cave and fins and a flotation 
if doing the through trip.

Please contact me if you have questions and let me know if you plan on coming 
out.

Ellie Watson
Bexar Grotto




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[Texascavers] Honey Creek Cave, January 29, 2011...a trip just for fun!

[ellie :)]

The Honey Creek January Tank Hauls will not be happening but on January
29th, 2011 the cave will be open as a THANKS to all who volunteered for the
tank hauls.

All are welcome to come out for a recreational/lead checkin day of caving at
Honey Creek Cave. There will be no organized trips so plan to team up with
someone who has been in the cave before because first-timers will not be
permitted to go on their own.

You will need a wetsuit for all sections of the cave and fins and a
flotation if doing the through trip.

Please contact me if you have questions and let me know if you plan on
coming out.

Ellie Watson
Bexar Grotto

[ot_caving] FW: Are you flying tonight?

[Fritz Holt]

Here's a little musical nonsense.

Fritz





Cannot wait to fly again!















Kind of makes flying more personal,  don't it?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a8jGVXOMsw&hd=1

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[Texascavers] NOT Making it to Carlsbad

[dirtdoc]

As many of you know,Mary and Dwigfht are in Terlingua at the moment and hoped 
to make it to the Carlsbad regional on our way home to Denver. 



That will not happen, due to delays in the construction efforts in Terlingua, 
and other trivia.  That's both why we love, and sometimes are frustrated, by  
the realities of South Brewster County. 



Regards to all.  Hope we can see some of you in Bracketville in April with the 
Texicans. 



DirtDoc 

[Texascavers] Science News

[Mixon Bill]

Want to bet these guys haven't just rediscovered the wheel? Sounds to  
me like they're saying that a passage suddenly starts growing faster  
when it becomes large enough that flow in it is turbulent. -- Mixon


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Re: Re: [Texascavers] prices

[tbsamsel]

Best way to go to these conferences is work for a vendor. And find where the best hospitality rooms are. When I was going to remote sensing confabs, the Canajuns had the best hospitality rooms. Big spreads of salmon & beer. Yum.
 
TDec 1, 2010 01:47:24 PM, gonza...@msu.edu wrote:
¡Hola!And for conferences organized for industry groups, the prices are even worse, like for non-member advanced registration of $1300, increasing to $1450 (members having about a $400 discount). These are usually organized by specialized companies that handle everything -- and of course, they make a living out of it, but most people attending have their expenses paid by their companies.Take care,- FofoOn 30/11/10 12:23, Allan B. Cobb wrote:> I'm attending the American Society of Hematology conference this weekend in Orlando, Florida. The conference is three and a half days. Members register for $450 and nonmembers pay $850. The conference has over 20,000 attendees from more than 80 countries. I'm sure the logistics are a nightmare. They usually have a dozen or so shuttle bus routes to hotels with 3 or 4 buses running each route from 6AM to 10PM.>> I really don't want to hear any complaints about the cost of TCR.>> Allan>> Sent from my iPhone>>> -> Visit our website: http://texascavers.com> To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com> For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com>-Visit our website: http://texascavers.comTo unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.comFor additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com

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Re: [Texascavers] prices

[Fofo]

�Hola!

And for conferences organized for industry groups, the prices are even 
worse, like for non-member advanced registration of $1300, increasing to 
$1450 (members having about a $400 discount). These are usually 
organized by specialized companies that handle everything -- and of 
course, they make a living out of it, but most people attending have 
their expenses paid by their companies.


Take care,

 - Fofo

On 30/11/10 12:23, Allan B. Cobb wrote:

I'm attending the American Society of Hematology conference this weekend in 
Orlando, Florida. The conference is three and a half days. Members register for 
$450 and nonmembers pay $850. The conference has over 20,000 attendees from 
more than 80 countries. I'm sure the logistics are a nightmare. They usually 
have a dozen or so shuttle bus routes to hotels with 3 or 4 buses running each 
route from 6AM to 10PM.

I really don't want to hear any complaints about the cost of TCR.

Allan

Sent from my iPhone


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[Texascavers] Science News: How a trickle can create a cavern

[Lee H. Skinner]

Interesting speleogenesis article in Science News:

http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/66827/description/Dissolving_a_puzzle

Lee Skinner

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[Texascavers] Winter Tech helmet reminder

[George Veni]

For those planning to come to the Southwestern Region's Winter Tech meeting
in Carlsbad this weekend, this message is to confirm that the Saturday
evening party will not be held in NCKRI Headquarters. The building
inspection to create the final touch-up list was just scheduled for Friday,
so there is no chance we'll have our Certificate of Occupancy by Saturday.
An alternate party location will be announced at Winter Tech.

 

I'll still be offering a tour of NCKRI Headquarters on Sunday morning at 9
a.m. As a reminder, technically the building is still a construction site so
you must bring and wear your helmets to get inside the building. And please
decon your helmets against WNS before coming (although I hope and assume
you'll have already done that immediately after your last caving trip!).

 

See you soon,

 

George

 

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Executive Director

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

1400 Commerce Drive

Carlsbad, New Mexico 88220  USA

Office: 575-887-5517

Mobile: 210-863-5919

Fax: 413-383-2276

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