texascavers Digest 24 Oct 2011 10:34:19 - Issue 1421
Topics (messages 18937 through 18948):
TCMA Award
18937 by: William H. Russell
Re: a cave related web-link
18938 by: Mark Minton
vaguely BOG related
18939 by: David
18940 by: Mallory Mayeux
18941
Greetings,
As we move on into the 21st century and the Permian Basin Speleological
Society continues to exist, it is time for the next generation of cavers to
take the reigns and guide the PBSS masses into additional chapters of
exploration, discovery, friendships, and fun.
I
Thanks for posting that, Logan.
Arggg!
It was good to see apparitions from the past (some, however, barely
recognizable).
We are sorry to have missed it as we are in the last throes of getting ready to
spend a month
in the karst of Laos and Vietnam. We will be
Clint, Roger, Louise. and everyone too numerous to list here,
I would like to personally thank everyone for their hard work hosting our
Board meeting. By our I mean not only the Board of Governors, but every
member of our Society. We exist because of you, and it is through members
such as
Well said Wm and I second the comments.
Thanks Clint and everyone else that helped with the BOG meeting. You made
Texas cavers proud.
Geary Schindel
NSS Administrative Vice President
San Antonio, Texas
From: Wm Shrewsbury [mailto:presid...@caves.org]
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 5:34 AM
To:
I am very, very glad that Clint was invited to attend. He has done, and I'm
sure will continue to do, and outstanding job as out grotto chairman. GHG is
lucky to have him come along on the tails of Kevin Emily McGowan.
Roger Moorfe
-Original Message-
From: Geary Schindel
Hello all,
We still need more volunteers for the Robber Baron Cave Open House that
TCMA is hosting on Saturday, November 5th, 2011. We are opening the cave to
hundreds of neighborhood visitors of all ages from 9am to 4pm. We can use
your help to direct visitors through the cave, tend to visitors
Howdy,
Today is the final day to vote in the TCMA board of directors
election. Please check your spam folder if you are a member in current
standing and have not received an email with a link to the voting
website. You can also change your email settings to allow emails from
Howdy,
Today is the final day to vote in the TCMA board of directors
election. Please check your spam folder if you are a member in current
standing and have not received an email with a link to the voting
website. You can also change your email settings to allow emails from
I'd like to agree that the arrangements for the NSS BOG meeting and
associated parties were very good. Thanks especially for Louise and
Paul for the party site and serving breakfast on Sunday to some of us
who crashed at their house. Cavers (and the mosquitoes of the
Houstopolis area) were
Bill, the place to buy beer around Rice is on the campus, at the entirely
volunteer-operated Valhalla, the non-profit Graduate Student Association pub
under the stairs to the old Chemistry Building. Beer was $0.35 when I was in
grad school there. That was a long time ago, admittedly, but I
texascavers Digest 24 Oct 2011 10:34:19 - Issue 1421
Topics (messages 18937 through 18948):
TCMA Award
18937 by: William H. Russell
Re: a cave related web-link
18938 by: Mark Minton
vaguely BOG related
18939 by: David
18940 by: Mallory Mayeux
18941
Greetings,
As we move on into the 21st century and the Permian Basin Speleological
Society continues to exist, it is time for the next generation of cavers to
take the reigns and guide the PBSS masses into additional chapters of
exploration, discovery, friendships, and fun.
I
Thanks for posting that, Logan.
Arggg!
It was good to see apparitions from the past (some, however, barely
recognizable).
We are sorry to have missed it as we are in the last throes of getting ready to
spend a month
in the karst of Laos and Vietnam. We will be
Clint, Roger, Louise. and everyone too numerous to list here,
I would like to personally thank everyone for their hard work hosting our
Board meeting. By our I mean not only the Board of Governors, but every
member of our Society. We exist because of you, and it is through members
such as
Well said Wm and I second the comments.
Thanks Clint and everyone else that helped with the BOG meeting. You made
Texas cavers proud.
Geary Schindel
NSS Administrative Vice President
San Antonio, Texas
From: Wm Shrewsbury [mailto:presid...@caves.org]
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 5:34 AM
To:
I am very, very glad that Clint was invited to attend. He has done, and I'm
sure will continue to do, and outstanding job as out grotto chairman. GHG is
lucky to have him come along on the tails of Kevin Emily McGowan.
Roger Moorfe
-Original Message-
From: Geary Schindel
Hello all,
We still need more volunteers for the Robber Baron Cave Open House that
TCMA is hosting on Saturday, November 5th, 2011. We are opening the cave to
hundreds of neighborhood visitors of all ages from 9am to 4pm. We can use
your help to direct visitors through the cave, tend to visitors
Howdy,
Today is the final day to vote in the TCMA board of directors
election. Please check your spam folder if you are a member in current
standing and have not received an email with a link to the voting
website. You can also change your email settings to allow emails from
Dear Friends,
Last week I received three announcements of karst-related teaching,
management, and student opportunities that I am sharing with you below. For
more information, contact the people or organizations listed. Please share
this message with anyone you think may be interested.
texascavers Digest 24 Oct 2011 21:24:56 - Issue 1422
Topics (messages 18949 through 18958):
Re: BOG Recap and Thank You!
18949 by: Geary Schindel
18951 by: caverarch
Re: TCR video by Dorothy Mladenka on YouTube
18950 by: dirtdoc.comcast.net
Re: Robber Baron Cave
Well said Bill, I had thought that Rice was a small agricultural community
college but was impressed by the campus (other than their mosquitoes were even
larger than Louise's).
Nice campus and I hear and know good things about their graduates (Bev Shade).
Geary
-Original Message-
Bill, the place to buy beer around Rice is on the campus, at the entirely
volunteer-operated Valhalla, the non-profit Graduate Student Association pub
under the stairs to the old Chemistry Building. Beer was $0.35 when I was in
grad school there. That was a long time ago, admittedly, but I
For those of you unfamiliar with Rice University, I refer you to the following
Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_University
I worked there for almost 10 years and Mom (Ma Power, to those of you who
remember) worked there longer. It's a wonderful place to work. It's been
2012 Request for Proposals for White-Nose Syndrome Research
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) is pleased to announce the
availability of new
funding for projects related directly to the investigation and management of
white-nose
syndrome (WNS). This opportunity is open to all State
Greetings,
As we move on into the 21st century and the Permian Basin Speleological
Society continues to exist, it is time for the next generation of cavers to
take the reigns and guide the PBSS masses into additional chapters of
exploration, discovery, friendships, and fun.
I
Thanks for posting that, Logan.
Arggg!
It was good to see apparitions from the past (some, however, barely
recognizable).
We are sorry to have missed it as we are in the last throes of getting ready to
spend a month
in the karst of Laos and Vietnam. We will be
Clint, Roger, Louise. and everyone too numerous to list here,
I would like to personally thank everyone for their hard work hosting our
Board meeting. By our I mean not only the Board of Governors, but every
member of our Society. We exist because of you, and it is through members
such as
Well said Wm and I second the comments.
Thanks Clint and everyone else that helped with the BOG meeting. You made
Texas cavers proud.
Geary Schindel
NSS Administrative Vice President
San Antonio, Texas
From: Wm Shrewsbury [mailto:presid...@caves.org]
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 5:34 AM
To:
I am very, very glad that Clint was invited to attend. He has done, and I'm
sure will continue to do, and outstanding job as out grotto chairman. GHG is
lucky to have him come along on the tails of Kevin Emily McGowan.
Roger Moorfe
-Original Message-
From: Geary Schindel
Hello all,
We still need more volunteers for the Robber Baron Cave Open House that
TCMA is hosting on Saturday, November 5th, 2011. We are opening the cave to
hundreds of neighborhood visitors of all ages from 9am to 4pm. We can use
your help to direct visitors through the cave, tend to visitors
Howdy,
Today is the final day to vote in the TCMA board of directors
election. Please check your spam folder if you are a member in current
standing and have not received an email with a link to the voting
website. You can also change your email settings to allow emails from
Howdy,
Today is the final day to vote in the TCMA board of directors
election. Please check your spam folder if you are a member in current
standing and have not received an email with a link to the voting
website. You can also change your email settings to allow emails from
Dear Friends,
Last week I received three announcements of karst-related teaching,
management, and student opportunities that I am sharing with you below. For
more information, contact the people or organizations listed. Please share
this message with anyone you think may be interested.
texascavers Digest 24 Oct 2011 21:24:56 - Issue 1422
Topics (messages 18949 through 18958):
Re: BOG Recap and Thank You!
18949 by: Geary Schindel
18951 by: caverarch
Re: TCR video by Dorothy Mladenka on YouTube
18950 by: dirtdoc.comcast.net
Re: Robber Baron Cave
I'd like to agree that the arrangements for the NSS BOG meeting and
associated parties were very good. Thanks especially for Louise and
Paul for the party site and serving breakfast on Sunday to some of us
who crashed at their house. Cavers (and the mosquitoes of the
Houstopolis area) were
Well said Bill, I had thought that Rice was a small agricultural community
college but was impressed by the campus (other than their mosquitoes were even
larger than Louise's).
Nice campus and I hear and know good things about their graduates (Bev Shade).
Geary
-Original Message-
Bill, the place to buy beer around Rice is on the campus, at the entirely
volunteer-operated Valhalla, the non-profit Graduate Student Association pub
under the stairs to the old Chemistry Building. Beer was $0.35 when I was in
grad school there. That was a long time ago, admittedly, but I
For those of you unfamiliar with Rice University, I refer you to the following
Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_University
I worked there for almost 10 years and Mom (Ma Power, to those of you who
remember) worked there longer. It's a wonderful place to work. It's been
2012 Request for Proposals for White-Nose Syndrome Research
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) is pleased to announce the
availability of new
funding for projects related directly to the investigation and management of
white-nose
syndrome (WNS). This opportunity is open to all State
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