I agree with you, Jay, and hadn't looked at it in the way you describe.
Maybe we should have two options:
Completely dissolve the land fund and dispense funds ($8144.19) where
deemed worthy.
Or
Dispense funds where deemed worthy and keep the $500 seed money and fund
intact, while continuing
Have you noticed in the news lately about the beheadings in Mexico.
I don't know how many people have been beheaded in the U.S over
the passed 400 years, but if you look at the history south of the border,
it is more common there, and it has been going on since the Aztecs.
According to some news
-Original Message-
From: David [mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.com]
However, the ICS is just 13 months away, so it would
seem that cavers efforts need to be focused on that
for the time being. On one hand it would be nice
to have Punkin paid off by then. But it would also
be nice to have just
George is correct. In my case, the word we was a poor choice.
I was only trying to voice an opinion that maintaining cave fund is
an admirable cause, but the ICS should be the primary focus on
every caver's agenda for the next 13 months.
I can only offer lame excuses why I haven't become
David you for your message. My apologies for my oversight on your work at
the Howdy Party. You are part of we! I hope more cavers (and not just
Texas cavers) will join us soon.
George
-Original Message-
From: David [mailto:dlocklea...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 10:25 AM
How many of you eat or drink things that claim to have
pro-biotic ingredients?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probiotic
Are nutritionist certain that adding more bacteria to your
intestine is healthy?
For several months, I have tried various, yogurts, kefirs,
cheeses, butters, that claim
Now thru June 17th, SACM is having an event for kids
related to caving:
Texas Treasure Cave and Wild Texas Spring
Explore a kid-friendly version of the Edwards Aquifer, the primary
source of drinking water for South Central Texas.
Young visitors can create a thunderstorm, slip down a slide
Concho Ranch about 29 miles south of Ozona
was recently sold.
The real-estate website stated:
Concho Ranch is truly unique with its very own cave.
The cave has not been fully explored,
but many branches have been discovered
through the main area.
In my opinion, it should
I'm home for a couple of hours to work. We do not have internet at camp
I'm not home 'til July.
Can someone check the website and see what cave that might be? Obviously
someone has named a smaller part of a much larger ranch (lots of ranchette
activity down there). That's around where
I got $50, Lets go!
- Original Message
From: David dlocklea...@gmail.com
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 5:28:47 AM
Subject: [Texascavers] cave purchasing related
Concho Ranch about 29 miles south of Ozona
was recently sold.
The real-estate website
I am just curious when the Land Fund was officially created.
I recall attending a TSA meeting in 1993, where a Land Fund was
voted upon and approved. I seem to recall the caver that
proposed the idea was Micheal Anderson. I presume the
current land fund is not the same one.
Were
I am just curious when the Land Fund was officially created.
David
The LAND FUND was started with the original $500 honorarium granted the
TSA for hosting the '94 NSS convention.
It took the TSA until the TCR General meeting of 1995 to vote to approve a
change in the by-laws to provide the
Here you go, David.
This is Jay's write up a couple of weeks ago.
TSA Land Fund: A Legacy or a New Direction?
By Jay Jorden
The future of the TSA Land Fund is now in the hands of Texas cavers.=20
However, it turns out that cavers have been involved with the
fund all along.
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