http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/federal-court-rules-massive-wind-energy-project-in-violation-of-endangered-species-act-78886682.html
I presume this is the same Dave Cowan that is active in the
Southeastern Cave Conservancy.
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That is pretty slick. I do high speed stills, but it would never capture
the surface tension effects.
They did a nice job of adding wet sounds to go along with the droplet
effects. :)
Thanks!
Rob, from upstate NY
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:05 PM, Pete Lindsley wrote:
> As you watch this water
As you watch this water drop video think about what happens in a cave...
http://www.flixxy.com/water-drop.htm
Several people have written that they were unable to get to
the Global Mapper web site. I tried it again and it came up, but
when I refreshed the page I got a notice that it was not currently
available, so I guess my apparent success the last couple of days was
indeed because it was in
texascavers Digest 9 Dec 2009 20:32:53 - Issue 907
Topics (messages 12845 through 12863):
Re: Mapping and Mexico
12845 by: Matt Turner
Re: Public domain free USGS News rmaps
12846 by: caverarch.aol.com
Re: Mexico Maps
12847 by: Mark Minton
12848 by: caverarc
Same here, and when going to the Googled search link it also go there.
It may be they got hacked and Mark has not refreshed the website on his
machine.
A quick look for whois notes for the domain www.globalmapper.com shows
that the domain owner info was updated on the Dec 9th from it's old
owne
this gets weirder and weirder.
When I click Mark's globalmapper link it takes me to this security web site:
http://sec-center.com/
When I type in the address by hand I get the same thing.
-Vivian
-- Original message from Mark Minton :
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> Pete Lindsley sa
Louise Power said:
>The state maps are topo maps.
Well, yes, they have contour lines on them, but not at any
useful scale. They are nothing like real topo maps (1:50,000 for
Mexico). You could hardly use the online maps to look for cave leads
or plan a hike. They are designed for d
A retired co-worker (a geochemist) from the USGS office in Richmond, VA died
last week and he was an old time Florida cave diver.. know of any cave divers
who might might be able to post this Richmond obit in the proper place?
His name is Larry Briel and he was from back in the 1960s.
http://w
Pete Lindsley said:
>The Global Mapper link in Mark's note apparently today is a
redirect to something else, which looks suspiciously like an
"eastern" web site. A few hours later it just gave an error "Internal
Server Error" http://www.sec-center.com/vb/ leads to: something
else.
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