Mixon said:
Some idiot has put the NSS bylaws in a place on the NSS web site that can
be visited only if you're already a member, though. The two- and three-year
old and new rates can be found in the minutes of the November 2008
Board of Governors meeting. Of course, those are also inaccessible
Cavers,
There is a scheduled second Wednesday work session of the Texas
Speleological Survey December 10th, at the JJ Pickle Research Center on
Burnet Road north of highway 183. We will file exchange copies of
newsletters from all over the country and continue to update electronic
files
Snap-On Tools is getting on the LED wagon.
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31IBM4OVTtL._SL500_.jpg
This flashlight looks like something good to have during and after a hurricane.
It puts out a lot of light for a crank-powered flashlight.
It even has an emergency siren, and claims to
Charles,
In 1990, I was working for a respectable engineering company that had
computers doing
drafting ( Intergraph ).They were powered by a mainframe, using a
language by DEC.
I wanted to impress the IT guy, and was trying to learn as much about
it as I could.
Fortunately, this guy was
As an honorary life-member of the Sleep Apnea Association,
http://www.sleepapnea.org/
I would like to thank Geary for the recognition.
My hall-mates in my college dorm ( Dunn Hall ) on several
occasions hit the sideboard of my bed with a golf club
at 3 in the morning to wake me up. They
Ahhh, now we're getting somewhere. Good job, Don.
--Ediger
At 12:26 AM 12/6/2008, Don Arburn wrote:
I'm no linguist or wordsmith and I prolly got it all wrong but this
seemed fun, and so I tried:
Guano (from the Quechua 'wanu', via Spanish) is the excrement (feces
and urine) of seabirds, bats,
Alex and all:
I have to agree with Mixon on this one. Even if other organizations
don't put their budget, agenda, and minutes online for the public to see,
that is no reason for us not to do so. Personally, I find this a very
tiresome argument. I often hear that we are the premier caving
I hope I'm not committing an impropriety or violating the NSS's trust, but
would someone who is NOT a current NSS member (and who has had no NSS member
using their computer to access the caves.org website) please try and access
the NSS business pages with this URL?
I tried and could not get anywhere.
Ron
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From: Don Cooper [mailto:wavyca...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2008 3:25 PM
To: Philip L Moss
Cc: texascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] NSS Business pages
I hope I'm not committing an impropriety or violating
Ok! Thanks everyone.
Results indicate that the NSS site does use cookies and just 'hopping over
the fence' doesn't grant everyone access to the business page. I guess its
good to see that their web coordinator is quite competent. I do however
miss the point as to why the information is
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