Anyone else interested?
I have to work until midnight - but I'm always up for a party!
-w@VY
On Feb 18, 2008 1:42 PM, tcc-n...@austin.rr.com wrote:
The second TCC Winter Conference will start this Friday. The
conference will run February 22-24, 2008 at Cedar Park, Texas. Caving and
Upon hearing that I just completed a yoga teacher training course,
Jocie Hooper asked me to consider leading a half day women's yoga,
meditation and vision quest journaling retreat at my home in
Driftwood. She was so enthusiastic that I have decided to schedule
one for either a saturday or
Toshiba announced today the end of their version of
High-Definition DVD.
If I were them, I would sell the technology to a small niche
company, that could market HD-DVD into portable
movie devices, like the Portable Playstation.
For example, something similar to the VideoNow product , or a
iTunes will soon have BBC movies available
for download. Maybe the cave chapter of the Planet Series
will be one of those.
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The deadline for material for AMCS Activities Newsletter 31, to be
published in June, will be April 15, 2008. Articles are sought on all
significant exploration or research activities in Mexican caves. Short
notes for the Mexico News section are also welcome. Articles should
be accompanied
About 6 years ago, I reported on Cavetex that I had copied
some of my vinyl LP's onto my computer's hard-drive using
a free program I had found on the internet.
http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/
Unfortunately, I never used it much after that.
There are many ways now to get your
I totally have to disagree with the idea of buying an external device to
accomplish this feat.
I mean, I did it with only a very good turntable, a decent preamplifier and
a computer containing a fairly good sound card. The results were
indistinguishable from the original. Most new sound cards
South Austin Duplex for rent to the caving world
who in the world wouldn't want to have Don Cooper or Vico as a
neighbor.
Call Bombon or Lucille for details.
$600 / 1br - Duplex in Great Location (3103 Burleson Rd)
No shared walls, loaded with shelving and cabinets, CACH, ceiling
Hey, people, as was pointed out, that was just (alleged) poetry.
Modern poetry is not _supposed_ to make sense, especially any coming
out of colleges. It's not supposed to rhyme or scan, either. Any
contemporary poetry you're likely to come across makes There once was
a man from
I hope there are enough cavers who read this section, that it might
encompass someone who knows these things
But I am wondering what media or environment it is that suits
Ladybugs. My new domain (rented duplex next door to Cammy and Vico Jones)
has a minor infestation of ladybugs - at least
Anyone catch the irreverent travel host and world renowned foodie on the
Travel Channel last night?
He went caving in Jamaica and, from all appearances, had a miserable
time.
Part of the problem may be that his intrepid guides had him wearing
tennis shoes into a muddy cave, no gloves or knee
The June 29th, 2007 issue of The New Yorker magazine contains an
article about the presidential candidate, Barack Obama. In 1981 the
literary magazine Feast, produced at Occidental College, published two
of his poems. One is cave related:
UNDERGROUND
Underwater grottos, caverns
Filled
Well apparently not a caver in Texas. Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:05:00 -0600
From: txwo...@texas.net To: texascavers@texascavers.com Subject:
[Texascavers] Barack Obama a caver? The June 29th, 2007 issue of The New
Yorker magazine contains an article about the presidential candidate, Barack
I am confused.
How do the apes eat figs and howl in an underwater grotto?
David Locklear
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Come on, it's poetry... how do the figs eat the apes?
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From: David [mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 11:42 AM
To: Texas Cavers
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Barack Obama a caver?
I am confused.
How do the apes eat figs and howl in an
I suspect he's no caver. certainly he's no poet.
Jin Evatt
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From: David
To: Texas Cavers
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Barack Obama a caver?
I am confused.
How do the apes eat figs and howl in an underwater
Even worse -- all these questions are answered in H. P. Lovecraft,
who has caves with apes eating anc being eaten by odd things . . ..
-katie
I suspect he's no caver. certainly he's no poet.
Jin Evatt
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From: mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.comDavid
To:
Apes cannot swim, monkeys can though. Perhaps the confusion was on
Barack's part, not yours.
Corky
David wrote:
I am confused.
How do the apes eat figs and howl in an underwater grotto?
David Locklear
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Now we're really getting off the subject of caving, but...
I imagine that a chimp could learn to swim. Its hard for me to tell if I
learned to swim, but it does not seem like a built-in set of reflexes came
into play. Apes are so closely approximate to our own bodies - I cant see
anything that
I am posting an email from the director of camp eagle. To respond please email
him at the address he provides at the end of the email.
~Lisa
For Immediate Release!
Texas Cavers,
Camp Eagle is hosting a ridge-walking event this April 18-20. Through some
interesting circumstances, our cave
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