Charles -- I think it's already on the web somewhere. Here is a copy for
you. Maybe you can track its URL down and just link to it. Might not be a
good idea to duplicate it on web site, due to copyright issues. -- Bill
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Charles,
I have a 377 kb PDF of the article about the formation of the crystals in
Cave of the Crystals in the Naica mine.
Bill, email it to me and I'll throw it on the website and give you the link,
saving you the bandwidth of emailing it to multiple people.
That´s a copyrighted
No luck finding it, I've put it on the texascavers site, in an area that the
search engine bots aren't allowed to archive.
The link is http://texascavers.com/misc/geology35_327_07.pdf
Charles
On 4/10/07, Bill Mixon billmi...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
Charles -- I think it's already on the web
Mark, any idea if this article is already on the web, so we can just link to
it?
On 4/10/07, Minton, Mark mmin...@nmhu.edu wrote:
Charles,
I have a 377 kb PDF of the article about the formation of the crystals
in
Cave of the Crystals in the Naica mine.
Bill, email it to me and I'll throw it
If you have a keyboard that has additional buttons for things like Internet.
Then when you click on this button, it can go straight into Gmail.This is
fast.Your new e-mail is right there in front of you, even if you are using
a slow dial-up.
Whereas, if you are using an e-mail software
Charles,
Thanks for your help with this. I'm afraid, however, that this local subnet
might include thousands of RoadRunner customers, including, it now seems, Orion
Knox who lives on the other side of Austin. (I'm in Hays county.) I checked
with one RR tech support person (probably not a good
The Association for Mexican Cave Studies will not have sales tables at the
TSA convention this weekend, but if there is anything in particular you
would like to see or buy, e-mail me and I'll bring it for you. Complete
info on publications available is at www.amcs-pubs.org. I will have a supply
Posted by Bill Mixon:
While I have your attention, another matter: I have inquired locally
why our pueblo is called Las Cuevas. We are in a zone of igneous
rock, along the shores of the former western extent of Lake
P�tzcuaro. The story is that a road grader fell into a hole while
working, and
Wow! Shouldnt have praised it. Looks like I only Jinxed it!
-WaV
On 4/9/07, Mark Passerby caves...@gmail.com wrote:
You better check out Sector 6 lockups going on with Gmail right
now.hell 1/2 my attachments will open the other 1/2 won't then some will
then the same one won't. It has
Mark couldn't be more correct. Google has no responsibility to provide free
email service to anyone, and even if they do, they are not obligated to keep it
running all the time.
Nothing is free, Google is the equivalent of a digital drug dealer. They
give their product (in this case email)
On 4/10/07, addi...@caveresource.com addi...@caveresource.com wrote:
Mark couldn't be more correct. Google has no responsibility to provide
free
email service to anyone, and even if they do, they are not obligated to
keep it
running all the time.
Nothing is free, Google is the equivalent of
Preston Forsythe said:
What we have done in the past in Mexico is simply give the old rope to someone
who could use it, especially someone with burros.
We still do that. Did it at Christmas with three retired climbing ropes.
Makes firends for life in poor mountain vilages. Caving
Do any of y'all know where I could find info about temp tags for a boat?
I tried looking on the TexDOT website but no luck.
Dont wanna have to pay the whole 1 year price cause I'm just towing it
from Austin to Mexico.
Thanks in advance
Nico
Cavers,
There is a scheduled work session of the Texas Speleological Survey
tomorrow, Wednesday, April 11th, at the JJ Pickle Research Center on Burnet
Road north of highway 183. We will be working on filing new cave
descriptions and general map organization. You will be able to work on your
own
Target Store just got in a bunch of new LED lights.
One of them is good enough for a fuzzy-faced ho-dag.
There is a 3 watt LED lamp with a new K2 bulb.It has some
similarites to the Apex, however, there are no 5 mm LEDs. It has
a red rear LED with its own switch and the the primary light
Gill,
I agree with most of what you said except that Plexiglass is the brand name for
Acrylic with other manufacturers making Acrylic as well. Lexan is GE's brand
name for their Polycarbonate, Mobay and Dow have their brands of Polycarbonate
as well.
Don Formanek
-- Gill Ediger
Bob,
Polycarbonate is used for bullet proofing but 1/4 thick would only stop small
caliber bullets with lower velocities like 22 and 25 caliber. Many times for
applications like bullet proofing they will make a laminate of several
different materials.
Don Formanek
-- Bob West
This post reflects my opinion as to how future cavers are going to enjoy
their road-trips to caves.
Below is a photo of the latest solid-state hard-drive:
http://news.digitaltrends.com/images/stories/2007/3/343/1175015178_500-64GB-18inch-SSD.jpg
It is my opinion, that in just a few short
I just tried to access the website with the LIDAR photos
Geary e-mailed about: www.danielholmanphotography.com
Immediately upon connecting, Norton popped up with a
couple of high risk warnings that it blocked activities
from that site trying to access my computer. I don't know
if there is
I had the same exact pop-up. Zone Alarm caught Exploit.HTML.IESlice.c and
quarantined it. Ya site be infected dude.
- Original Message -
From: gv...@warpdriveonline.com
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Cc: gschin...@mindspring.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 11:05 PM
I run McAfee, and immediately upon clicking the link George referenced, I was
told that the software had intercepted a Trojan horse!
Too bad - I was really looking forward to the pics.
julia
-Original Message-
From: gv...@warpdriveonline.com
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Cc:
In February 2007, the TCMA completed the field portions of the LIDAR Survey at
Devils Sinkhole. Kevin McGowan was working as the LIDAR Photography and took
photos of the walls of the Devils Sinkhole so they would be available to be
draped over the LIDAR image, assuming that we can get the
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