From Mal's mother, Vickie:
Sunday Update, July 28, 2013:
Mallory is still unconscious, but moving more, particularly her legs whereas
she used to just move her arms. Tonight after they put in a new line, and
did other things, she actually opened her eyes halfway, and then she blinked
a few
I visited with Mallory's mom this afternoon in the waiting room for a
little over an hour.
They let me see Mallory. She looked better than I was expecting. She
appeared sound asleep for the few minutes that I was in her room.
I was surprised they don't require visitors to clean their shoes or
A couple of people have asked about the selection process. Having served on the
UIS Bureau for 11 years, and just reelected to another four, I've learned a lot
of its inner workings. In this case, it's nothing complicated or mysterious,
just not well publicized (we're trying to fix that).
The
So any of you old timers out there have a photo of either Heinz T.
Schwinge, Don Sawyer or Robbie Babb? If so, please scan your slide or
old photo and send it to me!
Lee Skinner
Congrats to all of you who received the award.
Proud to say that at one time or another I had the opportunity to cave with
some of you and sorry that I never had the chance to meet the rest of you.,
Cave h,
Andy
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Thanks Andy,
I remember that you were on the very first survey team for FSCSP when we
started at the entrance and began the Main Corridor survey (see attached
survey book cover)! So you helped start things some 46 years ago.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net
Wow, how cool is that that Andy was on the first survey in Ft Stanton so many
years ago. Congrats to everyone for a well-deserved award. Anyone going to
venture back east for Convention next week? Hope so as I'll be there on
Vendors Row. Stop by, say hello, have a beer, buy some pots.
I don't think a pdf version of Water Sinks is available.
Mark
At 12:34 AM 7/29/2013, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
Bill, is the author selling the pdf format anywhere?
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
I'm sure this won't raise a lot of interest,
Charles -- No. I have suggested that to him; he could even put a free
PDF on Lulu if they also sell paper copies (see The Hollow Mountain
mentioned in my review). He isn't interested in making any money on
the book, not even for the Virginia Speleological Survey. We've also
tried to figure
Time flies when you’re having fun. . . .
That appears to be a good example of the survey book that was widely in use in
Texas in the 1960s. I think it was a Pete Lindsley design. It became the
official TSA survey book in hopes of promoting better uniformity in our survey
techniques which
Carl,
Yes indeed, that was one of Pete Lindsley’s survey book designs which we used
for the first few years of work at Fort Stanton Cave.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net [mailto:swr-boun...@caver.net] On Behalf Of Carl
Kunath
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 8:21 PM
To:
Of interest is the font on that survey book cover. Carl, that was my old
electric typewriter font, the one we used when publishing two years of the
Texas Caver in Dallas in the 60's. Katherine Goodbar and Jacquelyn Robinson
alternated every other month in typing up each issue full justified on
From Mal's mother, Vickie:
Sunday Update, July 28, 2013:
Mallory is still unconscious, but moving more, particularly her legs whereas
she used to just move her arms. Tonight after they put in a new line, and
did other things, she actually opened her eyes halfway, and then she blinked
a few
I visited with Mallory's mom this afternoon in the waiting room for a
little over an hour.
They let me see Mallory. She looked better than I was expecting. She
appeared sound asleep for the few minutes that I was in her room.
I was surprised they don't require visitors to clean their shoes or
A couple of people have asked about the selection process. Having served on the
UIS Bureau for 11 years, and just reelected to another four, I've learned a lot
of its inner workings. In this case, it's nothing complicated or mysterious,
just not well publicized (we're trying to fix that).
The
First public sale of new AMCS publications will be at the UT Grotto
meeting this Wednesday, July 31:
AMCS Activities Newsletter 36, 2013, SB $18, HB $28
AMCS Bulletin 24, Sulfidic Karst Springs and Speleogenesis in the
Sierra de Chiapas, SB $8
Bring money. -- Mixon
So any of you old timers out there have a photo of either Heinz T.
Schwinge, Don Sawyer or Robbie Babb? If so, please scan your slide or
old photo and send it to me!
Lee Skinner
Congrats to all of you who received the award.
Proud to say that at one time or another I had the opportunity to cave with
some of you and sorry that I never had the chance to meet the rest of you.,
Cave h,
Andy
___
SWR mailing list
Thanks Andy,
I remember that you were on the very first survey team for FSCSP when we
started at the entrance and began the Main Corridor survey (see attached
survey book cover)! So you helped start things some 46 years ago.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net
Wow, how cool is that that Andy was on the first survey in Ft Stanton so many
years ago. Congrats to everyone for a well-deserved award. Anyone going to
venture back east for Convention next week? Hope so as I'll be there on
Vendors Row. Stop by, say hello, have a beer, buy some pots.
I don't think a pdf version of Water Sinks is available.
Mark
At 12:34 AM 7/29/2013, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
Bill, is the author selling the pdf format anywhere?
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
I'm sure this won't raise a lot of interest,
Charles -- No. I have suggested that to him; he could even put a free
PDF on Lulu if they also sell paper copies (see The Hollow Mountain
mentioned in my review). He isn't interested in making any money on
the book, not even for the Virginia Speleological Survey. We've also
tried to figure
Time flies when you’re having fun. . . .
That appears to be a good example of the survey book that was widely in use in
Texas in the 1960s. I think it was a Pete Lindsley design. It became the
official TSA survey book in hopes of promoting better uniformity in our survey
techniques which
Carl,
Yes indeed, that was one of Pete Lindsley’s survey book designs which we used
for the first few years of work at Fort Stanton Cave.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net [mailto:swr-boun...@caver.net] On Behalf Of Carl
Kunath
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 8:21 PM
To:
Of interest is the font on that survey book cover. Carl, that was my old
electric typewriter font, the one we used when publishing two years of the
Texas Caver in Dallas in the 60's. Katherine Goodbar and Jacquelyn Robinson
alternated every other month in typing up each issue full justified on
From Mal's mother, Vickie:
Sunday Update, July 28, 2013:
Mallory is still unconscious, but moving more, particularly her legs whereas
she used to just move her arms. Tonight after they put in a new line, and
did other things, she actually opened her eyes halfway, and then she blinked
a few
I visited with Mallory's mom this afternoon in the waiting room for a
little over an hour.
They let me see Mallory. She looked better than I was expecting. She
appeared sound asleep for the few minutes that I was in her room.
I was surprised they don't require visitors to clean their shoes or
A couple of people have asked about the selection process. Having served on the
UIS Bureau for 11 years, and just reelected to another four, I've learned a lot
of its inner workings. In this case, it's nothing complicated or mysterious,
just not well publicized (we're trying to fix that).
The
First public sale of new AMCS publications will be at the UT Grotto
meeting this Wednesday, July 31:
AMCS Activities Newsletter 36, 2013, SB $18, HB $28
AMCS Bulletin 24, Sulfidic Karst Springs and Speleogenesis in the
Sierra de Chiapas, SB $8
Bring money. -- Mixon
So any of you old timers out there have a photo of either Heinz T.
Schwinge, Don Sawyer or Robbie Babb? If so, please scan your slide or
old photo and send it to me!
Lee Skinner
Congrats to all of you who received the award.
Proud to say that at one time or another I had the opportunity to cave with
some of you and sorry that I never had the chance to meet the rest of you.,
Cave h,
Andy
___
SWR mailing list
Thanks Andy,
I remember that you were on the very first survey team for FSCSP when we
started at the entrance and began the Main Corridor survey (see attached
survey book cover)! So you helped start things some 46 years ago.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net
Wow, how cool is that that Andy was on the first survey in Ft Stanton so many
years ago. Congrats to everyone for a well-deserved award. Anyone going to
venture back east for Convention next week? Hope so as I'll be there on
Vendors Row. Stop by, say hello, have a beer, buy some pots.
I don't think a pdf version of Water Sinks is available.
Mark
At 12:34 AM 7/29/2013, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
Bill, is the author selling the pdf format anywhere?
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
I'm sure this won't raise a lot of interest,
Charles -- No. I have suggested that to him; he could even put a free
PDF on Lulu if they also sell paper copies (see The Hollow Mountain
mentioned in my review). He isn't interested in making any money on
the book, not even for the Virginia Speleological Survey. We've also
tried to figure
Time flies when you’re having fun. . . .
That appears to be a good example of the survey book that was widely in use in
Texas in the 1960s. I think it was a Pete Lindsley design. It became the
official TSA survey book in hopes of promoting better uniformity in our survey
techniques which
Carl,
Yes indeed, that was one of Pete Lindsley’s survey book designs which we used
for the first few years of work at Fort Stanton Cave.
Regards,
John
From: swr-boun...@caver.net [mailto:swr-boun...@caver.net] On Behalf Of Carl
Kunath
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 8:21 PM
To:
Of interest is the font on that survey book cover. Carl, that was my old
electric typewriter font, the one we used when publishing two years of the
Texas Caver in Dallas in the 60's. Katherine Goodbar and Jacquelyn Robinson
alternated every other month in typing up each issue full justified on
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