At 11:01 PM 12/2/2008, Don Cooper wrote:
Oh yeah - using a quantum pre-fetch add-on appliance on the
backplane of the golden idol power matrix, your applications can
load before you even start the computer. It only costs 35 billion dollars
Not to worry. Just last weekend the corps of
Sorry for the delay, but I went to Mexico soon after the last Punkin trip.
Here is a brief report of our activities. Feel free to republish in
newsletters and other listserves.
-- Jim
About three or four years ago, the Bureau of Land Management prosecuted a local
(southern Oregon) man for digging up not only artifacts, but also human remains
from a shelter cave in the Black Rock Desert in northwestern Nevada and selling
them on the artifact blackmarket. Apparently, the
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They build them for the same reason they build muscle cars that go from 0 to
120 in 1.2 seconds (or whatever). Even though you can't drive them like that,
there's always somebody out there that wants one so they can bore everybody at
the next party by telling them that their car will do 0 to
I'm more like the guy that brags on the fact that never mind the car takes
an hour to get to 100mph, I built it for only $1000 and it gets 50mpg.
I think it's IDIOTIC to drool over the biggest, fastest and most expensive
shiny phallic object. Which - if you are really ok with yourself - you
How about 1001 topics for Cavetexseems like Mr Locklear has a good start
on this book.
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On Dec 2, 2008, at 3:19 PM, Philip L Moss philipm...@juno.com wrote:
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 14:06:00 -0600 David dlocklea...@gmail.com writes:
Here is a book idea for a caver
At 02:16 PM 12/3/2008, Don Cooper wrote:
...aluminum chlorhydrate under my arms.
So, Cooper, you're saying deoderant and then mentioning aluminum
chlorhydrate somewhere down in the bowels of the paragraphs. Aluminum
chlorhydrate has nothing to do with deoderant; it's the
anti-persperant and
Clarification: The Texas Natural Areas Survey only existed for 6 years in the
1970�s and was the brainchild of Don Kennard, a Texas Senator from Ft. Worth
who later lived in Austin. He recruited me while I was working in Austin at
the Bureau of Economic Geology. Don was the politician,
Thanks for the further information on the program. I wonder if it served as a
model for the currently operating Florida Natural Areas Inventory. The Florida
Cave Survey provided input on karst and caves for this similar land acquisition
planning program.
Roger Moore
GHG
In a message dated
texascavers Digest 3 Dec 2008 23:28:43 - Issue 657
Topics (messages 9547 through 9555):
belated Punkin Cave survey trip report
9547 by: Jim Kennedy
Re: KY Cave Fatality
9548 by: Louise Power
Re: book idea
9549 by: John Brooks
Re: cave restoration
9550 by:
I have a request from a UT-Austin geology professor for information about cave
restoration - how to do a cave restoration. I'd appreciate any info. websites,
articles, etc. that I can forward on to this professor. Specifically, looking
for proper methods for lint removal, cleaning flowstone and
Jules,
I'm replying to everyone for those not aware of the book Cave Conservation
and Restoration. At 600 pages long and with high quality material, it is by
far the most comprehensive, complete, and up-to-date source of information
on the topic. It was published by the NSS two years ago and
I am holding in my hands about 6 pounds of Cave Conservation and
Restoration, the 2006 Edition, edited by Val Hildreth-Werker and Jim C.
Werker and published by the National Speleological Society. It is 600 pages
thick and may be purchased on-line from the NSS bookstore
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Just doing a sanity check, spam prevention is a pain these days.
Where do you hail from, which grotto are you a member of, if any, and
where did you hear about our mailing list?
Thanks
Charles
Hello,
Im Alan Downey from Austin, Texas. I'm not a member of a grotto yet, but I
am a highschool senior at St. Stephen's, and am a captain in the Devils
Canyon Wilderness Program, which does a caving season every fall. Becky
Jones is our coach, and since I am looking to do more caving beyond
Welcome aboard Alan, I look forward to your participation online with
us, and hopefully we'll meet underground some day.
Charles
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Alan Downey alanbdow...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Im Alan Downey from Austin, Texas. I'm not a member of a grotto yet, but I
am a
I have spent 8 or 9 months (literally - over about 17 years) in The Solitario
and Big Bend Ranch in the 70's running the field programs for the Texas Natural
Areas Survey (NAS) (those reports formed the scientific justification for the
acquisition of the land from Mr. Anderson), using it as a
Wow, that's some really interesting information. Has there ever been another
attempt to get something like that going again/would there even be a need?
Sounds like I owe you a million thanks as many of the parks you mentioned
greatly influenced my love of nature, and I've spent many many hours
(I know this is a topic which most people would typically keep to
themselves, but as far as airing personal issues in public - but I wouldn't
be the first to do so...And this has some positive information that others
might actually benefit from!)
You've probably seen a post or article somewhere on
Great post!
The only thing missing from your experiment-report is an odor-summary. :-)
Does it work??
ciao,
Scott Nicholson, Director
KW Commercial
512-947-2688
Discovery Realty Group
www.DiscoveryAustin.com
www.KWCommercial.com
From: Don Cooper
For additional information on the deodorant topic, see the following in Snopes:
http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/antiperspirant.asp
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