You are like a big cottonwood leaf tossed about by the winds of Karma.
-WaV
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 8:20 PM, David wrote:
> I was riding my scooter all day in the rain today, because
> I decided to leave my rainsuit at home.
>
> I decided to find a store to go in and dry off.The nearest
> st
Here is the tropical storm update on the town where the NSS Convention was
held last week.
http://www.lakecityreporter.com/articles/2008/08/21/news/doc48acdc285f486415747218.txt
I was riding my scooter all day in the rain today, because
I decided to leave my rainsuit at home.
I decided to find a store to go in and dry off.The nearest
store was a Goodwill Store so I pulled in there.
They had the A/C on so I started feeling cold. Then
I realized there were dry clot
>Somehow Cobb managed to clone himself
So did Jay Jorden! Great job putting all of those images together, Grace!
Mark Minton
WaV,
Curiosity got the better of me on Friday and I went out to WeaselWorld on
Friday after poking around the University of Florida campus to see how it had
changed in 35 years or so. But I put the fear of God into the Sleazeweasel
first by bringing along a Panama City friend who's lived i
I wonder if the Fu King Chinese Restaurant is going to suffer the brunt of
it?
(But once you've seen one Fu King Chinese Restaurant - I guess you've seen
'em all)
_WaV
PS: Did anyone run into Bill Morgan aka Sleazeweazel at the convention?
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 1:42 PM, David wrote:
> The camp
Note:
David Locklear managed to corral almost all the Texas cavers at the
Terminal Syphons concert--it was like herding cats, but we managed to
get most of 'em. Thanks to David and Grace for their efforts.
--Ernie Garza
-
V
Is he storing this cheese with all that good insulin he found a wile back?
From one who has his type II Diabetes in remission!
:)
Bill
Quoting Louise Power :
DC,
This may interest you:
Freezing Cheese
Alice Henneman, MS, RD, UNL Extension in Lancaster County
Hard or semi-hard cheese can
DC,
This may interest you:
Freezing Cheese
Alice Henneman, MS, RD, UNL Extension in Lancaster County
Hard or semi-hard cheese can be frozen if cut in one half to one pound blocks.
Wrap in plastic wrap and then put in freezer bags. After freezing, cheese may
become crumbly and mealy, but, it
Hmm... Somehow Cobb managed to clone himself and I spy a yankee from
Carlsbad!
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Grace Borengasser
wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Ernie got some shots of the Texan band of cavers at the campground party
> Wednesday night at convention. He asked me to put them together into one
Hey,
Ernie got some shots of the Texan band of cavers at the campground party
Wednesday night at convention. He asked me to put them together into one
image and share it with all of you.
Here's the link:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3273/2784189305_9de844999d_b.jpg
Enjoy,
Grace
The campground at the former NSS Convention
is forecasted to have tropical storm conditions
for the several days, and rain for 10 days.
I bet is it already underwater.
I can imagine it will be under 6 inches of
water in a few days, and look like a lake
with a big tree out in the middle and alliga
Check out this new LED flashlight by Leatherman:
http://hotautoprods.search-autoparts.com/hotautoprods/data/articlestandard/hotautoprods/322008/533961/S3_Beauty.gif
You could probably clip it to your chest harness so that you have a back up
light in a vertical emergency.
Leatherman claims to be
Cave discovery of 40 Bronze Age skeletons in the Lichtenstein Cave:
BBC NEWS | World | Europe | Uncovering the ultimate family tree
The 3,000-year-old skeletons were in such good condition that anthropologists
at the University of Goettingen managed to extract a sample of DNA. That was
then mat
A Boquillas
We travel to Big Bend every Thanksgiving and have been doing so for about 20
years now. We have very very fond & hazy memories of lost days & evenings
spent playing pool, eating tacos (3/$1), drinking beer and sotol until we saw
triple, and then stumbling back to the
Jim Kennedy said:
>Rory Tinston sent this link to the psychedelic light show photos from the
>campground Friday night. All done with long exposures and various people
>moving lights about. Way cool. There's one of me, and some other Texas
>cavers you may recognize. Enjoy!
Here'
Mike Gross said:
The crossing at Boquillas had been unstaffed on either side at least since the
early 1970's.
The same was true at Lajitas, where one could drive across the Río Grande
at low water. Nancy Weaver and I did that one time in the midst of a group of
kayakers coming do
Nominations for TSA Officers for 2009 are now open. Please send me name of
those you would like to nominate, and I will contact and see if they are
willing to run. Nominations will be open until September 22, which is a
month. Ballots then can be prepared.
In the interest of making the vic
Folks,
I'm passing along this posting for a job announcement at the Edwards
Aquifer Authority in San Antonio, Texas. This is a program manager
position for the Environmental Protection program and will work directly
on protecting the aquifer (and cave and karst areas). If you think
you're int
Yesterday I became the proud owner of 40 lbs of cheese. It's a 5 to 1
mixture of diced mozzerella and cheddar.
The stuff comes shipped frozen - and as so would remain viable, good or
"fresh" until some time next year.
However, once thawed - as it were - still packaged - it only has a 3 day
"shelf
You may want to get on the Big Bend Chat Page or the Big Bend National
Park web page and see what the latest information is on crossings.
Geary
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