True, that!
Anyone have any photographic evidence they'd like to send my way for the TC?
You can also send them to Butch bfra...@maverickgrotto.org, for posting in the
brand spanking new Photo and Trip Report section on the TSA website, that Butch
has promised to create, once he receives
Cavers,
Work session is tomorrow night, Wednesday at the usual place. Come visit
with George who is in town for short while and look at new acquisitions.
Call if you need directions.
Ron
280-9648
We'll be doing some work on the CBSP files there, and also taking a look
at the most recent Punkin Cave data. All are welcome to come and help
out! Please show up between 5 and 6 to avoid hassles by the gate
guards. Building 18-A at PRC. Directions are on the TSS website at
Mixon,
Don't be too negative about the Indians, their English isn't
the best but they are trying to do good, and that should be rewarded.
Besides, they have some useful concepts. In the section on Kotumsar
Cave they introduce the idea of anthropogenic pressure.
Anthropogenic pressure is
William,
I think the silly thing Mixon was talking about is the
little date and clock display that follows the cursor around.
Mark Minton
At 01:23 PM 2/9/2010, William H. Russell wrote:
Mixon,
Don't be too negative about the Indians, their English
isn't the best but they
texascavers Digest 9 Feb 2010 19:05:26 - Issue 966
Topics (messages 13603 through 13611):
Re: filling plastic bags with oxygen and acetylene
13603 by: Ryan Monjaras
Re: report from Punkin Cave Survey Expedition #12
13604 by: Mark.Alman.l-3com.com
TSS work session
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/cavedive/
Folks,
Don't forget the cave diving show on NOVA tonight.
Geary
It you want to see something really silly on a Web page, go to
http://www.cave-biology.org/
--Mixon
All the world’s a stage, but the play is badly cast.
You may reply to the address this message
came from, but for
...see the Profiles of *renounced* cave researchers... That doesn't sound
very useful...
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
It you want to see something really silly on a Web page, go to
http://www.cave-biology.org/
--Mixon
Now I know why it's called a Curse-r. At least it's not on every page of the
Web site.
-Original Message-
From: Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com
To: Cavers Texas texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Tue, Feb 9, 2010 10:14 am
Subject: [Texascavers] something silly on web
It
It is interesting that the web-site can phish your computer to know
the date.My computer date is set back back a few years, so that my
frickin HP printer, will work as I paid it to do. That is another
story, for another time.
So if the web-site knows the date, what else does it know
about
As a web programmer I can tell you not a whole lot. If it makes you feel better
it's using Javascript to read the time on your computer and so it's the local
version of the page that is actually doing it. Not the version on the website.
If you want to see what else you can do look more into
Apparently Matt is right about the website using _javascript_ to implement its "silly clock". If you don't like the silly clock, turn off the "Enable _javascript_" option in your web browser and go back to the website (http://www.cave-biology.org/). This time you'll find that the silly clock is
-Original Message-
From: Steve Smith [mailto:stevenlsm...@usa.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 11:56 PM
To: stevenlsm...@usa.net
Subject: Guadalupe Caves Update
I just received this correspondence from Jim Werker and Val Hildreth-Werker
(NSS Conservation Co-Chairs) who requested
Please ignore/delete this message if you are not interested in
the cookout that I am trying to organize.
_
I moved the updates that I am posting to a different Facebook
site:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=299417037079
The campground is
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