If we are to fall back into off-topic rambling, mightn't it at least
be about the environment? Did the Battle of Little Big Horn occur in a
cave, or what?
Personally, I think the list has been pretty dull lately, but on the
other hand a new caver who was visiting me yesterday got rather
Here is further proof that the police state we are living in, has
gotten out of control:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/06/25/mobile.brothel.ap/index.html?iref=mpstoryview
This would have been a great franchise service that could assist people in tiny
rural communities worldwide like McDonald's
Having lived in rural Nevada for almost ten years, I can tell you right now,
the only people interested in legal brothels--mobile or otherwise--are the
cowboys, the miners and the tourists. Most residents could care less as long as
the residents don't cause trouble. As far as $$$ potential
Greetings,
Governor Perry Recognized Pollinator Week
Read details of how Betty Jensen spearheaded this recognition:
http://heartwoodtmn.org/node/1039
Official Pollinator Week Proclamation (pdf 938 KB)
http://heartwoodtmn.org/files/Pollinator%20Week.pdf
Betty Jensen, Treasurer
Texas Master
Dave,
Now you know what kind of work place you can set-up north of the border. The way you sometimes complain about Texas, maybe you should head north and chill out. grin
Canadian Prostitution Laws A much more mature approach -- In Canada, prostitution law enforcement tends to be complaint
In THIS country - it would seem profit driven. The vice-laws that is. In
my opinion, the system victimizes the victim in any way it can.
-WaV's .02
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 11:29 AM, Nigel Dyson-Hudson n...@cavesar.com
wrote:
Dave,
Now you know what kind of work place you can set-up north of
Only two or three years old. I got these when my old units were stolen in
Mexico. Like new condition, hardly ever used, never used in a cave. Asking
$100 will take highest bid over $60.
They are valued at around $200.
Make me an offer,
Keith Heuss
All,
They are sold.
Keith Heuss
That is the same media who tells us every couple months
about cars that run on water. What morons.
Mike
On Mon, 23 Jun 2008, power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
Very interesting. I knew that we don't make hydrogen, but that's the
term the media uses when reporting it.
And LET ME - Not David Locklear this time - make this assertion/prediction:
If you think your electric bill is high now - just wait until you charge up
your car every night with house current!
I will bet that you're looking at a $500 per month increase (above your $200
to $300 per month bill) if
Well this is some info I found today pasted below.
It comes from
http://environmenttexas.org/action/clean-energy/transmission?id4=ES
I was interested in the numbers they say would power all of Texas. Just FYI.
Quinta
Texas is the national leader in wind power and we have the potential to meet
Very interesting. I say do it! Get out from under the thumb of foreign
governments. I heard on the news the other day that the dollar is in such bad
shape that a lot of things, including more major real estate in major cities is
in danger of being snapped up by foreign investors who already
Devil's advocate here - ;-)
I bet a tornado could damage solar panels and wind turbines a lot more than it
could a nuclear reactor!
-DC
Yep, I play devils advocate a lot some days. How many times does one 30 sq mile
area get a tornado?
Wichita Falls has had two big ones in my life time 63 yrs.
Just south of Yuma, Arizona and a few miles southeast of San Luis del
Rio Colorado,
Sonora, is a very large flat chunk of sand.
http://www.maps-of-mexico.com/sonora-state-mexico/sonora-state-mexico-map-a0.gif
I spent a day in the hot sun out there with my tiny Mazda GLC stuck in the sand.
I was
I bet a nuclear accident could REALLY put a dent in them solar panels!
_
From: qui...@clearwire.net [mailto:qui...@clearwire.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 11:23 AM
To: Don Cooper; o...@texascavers.com
Subject: Re: [ot_caving] Texas solar power
Devil's advocate here - ;-)
I
This all smell like a plan of, by, and for the big corporate energy
providers. What about using all the empty roof-top space INSIDE the cities,
such as the roofs of malls, Walmarts, grocery stores, car lots, parking
lots, strip-centers, individual homes, apartment buildings etc. I can see
this as
A couple of things about solar panels:
1. They are very very expensive.
2. The current technology seems to only convert Infrared into electricity.
Wide spectrum conversion is being done, but only on the panels that go into
space - that kind of panel is 10 times more expensive.
I know someone that
Osiyo, Unakas:
Many misstatements. Tsalagi (Cherokee) were definitely not there. The N.A.
encampment consisted mainly of Northern Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Lakota.
The Seventh under Custer consisted of 211 troops and officers, not five. Five
refers to companies of troops, or the five
I thoroughly enjoyed the account of that battle in the movie Little Big
Man starring (a rather young) Dustin Hoffman.
It too was probably historically incorrect - but I imagine it was a fairly
close 'personality sketch' of an arrogant and delusional Custer (who reminds
me of another person who has
The book Bury my heart at Wounded Knee has a compilation of first-person
accounts (by indians present at the battle) that anyone interested should check
out.
In fact, the whole book is an interesting read.
Ciao,
Scott Nicholson
Broker/Waterboy
Discovery Realty Group
512-947-2688
KW
Great movie!
Mark
From: Don Cooper [mailto:wavyca...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thu 6/26/2008 9:58 AM
To: Jim Evatt
Cc: Texas Cavers; Belski, Dave
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] The Battle of the Little Big Horn
I thoroughly enjoyed the account of that battle in the
According to this article a new study shows hybrids not the best
choice for budget minded consumers.
http://www.latimes.com/classified/automotive/highway1/la-fi-cars26-2008jun26,0,139265.story
Duh!!!
Instead of having a new study, they could have read my Cavetex post
from 6 frickin years ago.
By Stella Davis
Current-Argus Staff Writer
Visitors to Carlsbad Caverns National Park got a pleasant surprise on
Tuesday. Their entrance to tour the famed caverns was free.
Park Superintendent John Benjamin said the ticket computers located in
a temporary trailer during the year-long
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