I found this on another group..
I take no responsibility for its accuracy..
I was wondering about this boondoggle..
Ted
The following is unedited from an email a friend sent me
regarding their recent trip to see the new Skywalk at the Grand Canyon.
For anyone thinking about going, here is a
I found this on another group..
I take no responsibility for its accuracy..
I was wondering about this boondoggle..
Ted
The following is unedited from an email a friend sent me
regarding their recent trip to see the new Skywalk at the Grand Canyon.
For anyone thinking about going, here is a
-Original Message-
From: Dietz,Daniel daniel.di...@ci.austin.tx.us
To: Dietz,Daniel daniel.di...@ci.austin.tx.us
Sent: Tue, 22 May 2007 10:30 am
Subject: Early June volunteer opportunities with Wildand Conservation
Arroyo restoration at Onion Creek
Sunday June 3, 8:30am to 1p.m.
Bill Bentley wrote:
Looks like the countries that have oil and lots of it have cheap gas,
but that doesn't apply to the US in areas where there are lots of oil...
We have better minimum wage laws that they don't have in those
countries. As soon as you start extracting, refining, and
And just yesterday I heard a story on NPR about the government subsidies in
Iraq that keep prices very low there... even though they have oil, gas is
actually very expensive for them. This program is starting to have problems.
Kara
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From: Gregg iar...@io.com
To:
Is part of the confusion perhaps that there is an Insurance Policy
that allows one to use only the days actually spent in Mexico?
Nancy
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Nancy Weaver said:
Is part of the confusion perhaps that there is an Insurance Policy that allows
one to use only the days actually spent in Mexico?
Not that I have ever heard of. One can buy Mexican auto insurance that is
good for 6 months or a year, but again it is for
Nancy Weaver wrote:
Is part of the confusion perhaps that there is an Insurance Policy
that allows one to use only the days actually spent in Mexico?
I imagine this is like the old thing about whether you could get into
Mexico using a drivers license as an ID. Some people definitely did get
Gregg said:
I know there were still others who got in trouble of some kind because they did
not turn in their registration paperwork before 180 consecutive days was up.
You are definitely supposed to turn in your car permits by the time they
expire, rather than simply leaving the
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Are you bored? Need something different to do? Tired of debating about
things you can't change, like gas prices?
Take 4 minutes and 20 seconds and visit: HYPERLINK
http://www.cavetexas.org/photos/tsa200704/index.htmlhttp://www.cavetexas.o
rg/photos/tsa200704/index.html for pictures from the
I've seen E85 at some pumps around Austin, but I don't recall just where
(maybe at an HEB?). It was cheaper than regular, but of course that's
because of a huge subsidy, we taxpayers' gift to the corn farmers. Of
course, it needs to be cheaper, because it has less energy per gallon.
Plug-in
There are no subsidies for corn farmers.
Bill Mixon wrote:
I've seen E85 at some pumps around Austin, but I don't recall just where
(maybe at an HEB?). It was cheaper than regular, but of course that's
because of a huge subsidy, we taxpayers' gift to the corn farmers. Of
course, it needs to be
Here's an article about the DEPTHX project that's in English - for those of us
that can't read Spanish or Mexican:
http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/dn11890-robotic-submarine-reaches-new-depths.html
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Has anybody heard or been to a cave in Lampazos, Nuevo Leon with indian
remains
or the indian paintings on Mesa de Catujanes (cartujanos) in the same area?
if so, has this cave been mapped? can anyone help with this? Ediger maybe?
Thanks in advance
Nico
Heres another article from EL NORTE that talks about DEPTHX going to
Antarctica next year.
Enjoy
Nico
Van a la Antártida luego del Zacatón
*El aparato atravesará por un agujero de casi 5 metros de hielo para
explorar aguas profundas*
*Grupo Reforma*
*Ciudad de México (22 mayo 2007).-* La
-Original Message-
From: Jack Wood spele...@yahoo.com
Sent: May 21, 2007 9:47 PM
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: [Texascavers] Re: $ 2.89 lowest price found - way OT warning!!!
BTW, Shiner Bock is now available here in Chicago. WTF?
It's been available in Richmond, VA
Iowa is known for their corn, but all of my friends back home in North-Central
Iowa grow soybeans for ethanol, and a little bit of corn for feed. LOTS of
soybeans. They grow exclusively for fuel, it pays them pretty well, but they
are also involved in the E85 'movement'. They also do tractor
Although it will be a long time before we ever see E-85 in this Oil part
of Western Texas, Does anyone have any first hand knowledge of the price per
gallon on average in places where it is available?
Does it fluctuate like gas prices?
Only reason I ask is that I didn't realize this new truck I
There is an E85 pump at the HEB in Buda (just south of Austin). The
price is ALWAYS 30 cents less than regular Unleaded.
On 5/22/07, Bill Bentley ca...@caver.net wrote:
Although it will be a long time before we ever see E-85 in this Oil part
of Western Texas, Does anyone have any first hand
We used lots of ethanol fuel on a road trip to Iowa last summer, and while it
was cheaper, the car got fewer miles per gallon, I'd say up to 8. We weren't
sure in the end it was 'cheaper'.
Kara
- Original Message
From: Ron Rutherford rcrutherf...@gmail.com
To: Bill Bentley
That's odd as I am also from IA and in the NW part they are growing extra corn
for the ethnol production. My sister is the Lyon county director of the farmers
government offices there.
Mary TZ
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From: Kara Savvas misskarabi...@yahoo.com
To: Jack Wood
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