household that applies and at taxpayer expense.
As a bona-fide tax payer, I'm calling for my two now!
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*From:* Don Cooper [mailto:wavyca...@gmail.com]
*Sent:* Friday, January 04, 2008 4:12 PM
*To:* Louise Power
*Cc:* Texas Cavers
*Subject:* Re: [Texascavers
I'm wondering if my old rabbit ears will work with digital - as I understand
its a different set of frequencies
-WaV
On Jan 4, 2008 1:02 PM, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
This was sent to me by a cousin. Take it for what you will.
At midnight on February 17, 2009 your
David,
Accept Change. Move On. Not everyone wants to be followed, evaluated
scrutinized or even remember. Not all the time. It depends on the
individual, (not the seeker/investigator/guy looking through my trash).
Reminiscing can be fun, but I bet the Dali Lama doesn't do much of it.
Living
Manager' - I guess that
would be something to do. It might indeed provide interesting material for
the carbide corner.
-WaV
On Jan 2, 2008 10:32 AM, Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com wrote:
David,
Accept Change. Move On. Not everyone wants to be followed, evaluated
scrutinized or even remember
Yes, I remember your mentioning it on a reply that you sent to me.
Now the very last barrier is down! Mexico is so much more at home now.
-WaV
On Dec 30, 2007 7:41 PM, Minton, Mark mmin...@nmhu.edu wrote:
David Locklear said:
When travelling in small towns or cities in Mexico, the
Sorry for treating this remailer as a ride service bulletin board - I am
looking to see if perhaps I could get a ride from Ben White I-35 area to the
New Years Party at Bullock Hollow.
Please contact off list.
-Thanks, WaV
I am attempting to get in touch with Jay Jordan - please pass on phone # or
email address please
-DC
http://giantcrystals.strahlen.org/america/naica.htm
includes a Google Earth link!
It is a single huge chamber about 70m in diameter and is still
acessible to geoscientists and even - as far as we know - to the
public.
Road Trip!
On Dec 26, 2007, at 3:34 PM, Mike Quinn wrote:
Giant
How about the little plastic boy scout badges from China that the media was
hyping/freaking-out over they were painted with something lead-based.
Didn't they used to MAKE those little badges out of lead?
-WaV
On Dec 19, 2007 11:41 PM, George Nincehelser geo...@nincehelser.com wrote:
You
many of us live. I haven't insured one of these in
the last twenty-five years. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
Fritz
From: Nico Escamilla
[mailto:pitboun...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007
11:30 AM
To: Fritz
Holt
Cc: Don Cooper; Simon Newton;
texascavers
Funny, at La. Tech they had an actual pile within bricks of lead, carbon
and cadnium and stuff with real uranium inside it.
It wasn't large enough to be self-sustaining. It was what they call
sub-critical mass.
The nuclear nerds that spent most of their free on-campus time there, loved
to
I have a 1986 Suzuki Carry 4x4 truck with fold down bed sides very
much like this. Not U.S. D.O.T. approved however. Many saw it 2 years
ago at TCR, Allan Cobb used it to oversee operations.
On Dec 18, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Travis Scott wrote:
For the earth friendly cavers, a new, small concept
That is correct!
As well - consider that radioactive CARBON can create radioactive Carbon
Dioxide.
Radioactivity released by coal powered plants IS indeed significantly
greater than any well-mannered nuclear power plant.
This was something taught to me by the 'critical mass' nerds (nuclear
The best and only real way to do this is for somebody to strap a fiberglass
boogie board to the chest of his flying suit and go for it on a ski slope!
I've even seen video of a guy flying over ski slopes at a 10 to 12 foot
MAINTAINED (surface) altitude - land falling away at something probably
I've seen, there are only around 3% of them still in
(limited) service.
And some of those are around 70 years old! Do they even let commerical
pilots that old fly?
George
On 12/10/07, *Don Cooper* wavyca...@gmail.com wrote:
Bill,
DC3's are not pressurized. Thus, they don't have
Bill,
DC3's are not pressurized. Thus, they don't have the stress factor of being
inflated and deflated like a balloon every time they fly. That is one
reason so many are still around today.
-WaV
On Dec 10, 2007 5:08 PM, Bill Walden wdwal...@hughes.net wrote:
Gee, how many DC3's are still
I'm in a position where it appears I need to pull (tow) a 94 Saturn sedan
from Dallas to Austin.
I bought an A Frame doohickey at Pep Boys but had to remove Saturn's bumper
completely in order to find a a non plastic-milkcrate lattice covering to
bolt onto. Attachment coupling for the Saturn is
Through the years I've crossed my fingers and held high hopes that the same
thing would occur with the logical replacement for the internal combustion
engine (IMO) : the small gas turbine.
If large gas turbines can operate at 80% efficiency and piston combustion
engines are limited to a maximum of
My own first exposure to this story was, I believe, through a cartoon.
Possibly drawn by Charlie Loving. I believe in the first rendition *I* was
aware of - the goat had been tied to an old truck transmission.
-WaV
On Dec 4, 2007 11:19 AM, Sam Young youn...@centurytel.net wrote:
The story
My own interviews with Mr. Pittman have been equally enjoyable.
-WaV
On Nov 27, 2007 9:57 PM, RD Milhollin rdmilhol...@charter.net wrote:
I was passing through El Paso the other night as well, though I did stop.
On the way back I was trying to find a listenable radio station and
stumbled
David -
I also have unfathomably stoopid (religio-philosophically) peoples whom I
descended from and/or around.
I feel your pain - said a much better president.
This made me feel better - Atheists are deluded:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=bkhQLt1vbWU
-WaV
On Nov 27, 2007 4:46 PM, David Locklear
Would anyone in possession of Sleazeweazel's post on canoeing the dregs of
Houston's Buffalo Bayou - Please repost it to me.
Somehow, I cannot find it and I would like to keep it!
-WaV
I read through the posts and especially liked the angle which Mark Minton
re-approached the subject.
If dowsing is actually done using these principles - (no matter how the
technique is actually connected to the human machine) - it makes a whole lot
more sense. I.E. The use of dowsing rods as a
That's odd.
I had heard the maxim many times: the *majority *of people who ever lived
are alive right now and believed it.
When you look at the area under the steepest, up to the present side of
the exponential population curve, it does seem to cover more area than the
slow rate of change sections
I'd like to throw my opinion in on this subject -
I think low sensor noise is even MORE important than density. (i.e. high
number of pixels)
It seems to be frequently left out of specifications and 8 megapixels ain't
jack if they're noisy!
I have a reasonable Leica lensed Panasonic camera which
Please contact off list for any contact information.
-WaV
Oh yeah -
There is a nice tunnel system that connects many of the Downtown Houston
Buildings.
They were mostly well lighted and air conditioned walkways.
I attended an organized tunnel tour back in 1989 - somewhere, I think I've
still got the t-shirt.
It has a cartoon gopher wearing tennis shoes
Lacking any caves near his house near Houston, my brother has apparently
outdone that fact and chooses to go underground anyway.
http://picasaweb.google.com/wavycaver/Temp/photo?authkey=1MV1s3DLAhk#5132180303528664098
Actually, the 17 foot deep hole is to be the anchorage for a giant pole he's
Could anyone post what direction and elevation to look for it around midnight?
I'm not familiar with Perseus.
-WV
On Nov 4, 2007 7:57 AM, Gregg iar...@io.com wrote:
There's definitely a comet. It's about magnitude 3 or so just north of
the main bright stars in Perseus. I mistook it for one of
Argue asteroid vs volcano if you will, but everyone who reads the
Bible knows that it was Noah's Flood that wiped out the dinosaurs!
My Niece - a college educated Aggie - told me so!
-WaV
On Nov 2, 2007 8:43 AM, Minton, Mark mmin...@nmhu.edu wrote:
Ancient Bat Flew Without Echolocation
Does anyone have email, or phone information for Rae and Walt Neagler(sp?)?
I also need to get in touch with Nico Jones - any info appreaciated!
Thanks,
WaV
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Egads! Me brain is broke.
Francisco Javier Ulverico Jones - aka Vico, I mean.
-regards
I also need to get in touch with Nico Jones - any info appreaciated!
Thanks,
WaV
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Sure people get killed playing Golf. Hundreds die of heart attacks
every year out on the fairway.
Remember the movie 'Falling Down' with Michel Douglas's line: Now
you're going to die wearing those stupid clothes! And all I wanted to
do is walk across your golf course!
Please Elaborate how Rune
Based on the story so far
(man, science technology and the occasional clueless misuse of the latter
by the former)
I imagine a scenario where just as the very last few drops of hydrocarbon
fuels are extracted - someone's going to find out - that it would have been
really easy all along - to
On Wired Science on PBS last night I watched an article on an abundant
meteor field in Kansas.
Fascinating. Thousands of pounds of metal-rich meteorites spread across the
cornfields.
But I'm quite puzzled by these recent (less than 10,000 yrs old) landings
- many attributed by the same initial
Did anyone see any good ones?
-WaV
On 10/15/07, cavera...@aol.com cavera...@aol.com wrote:
Assuming the weather is good. The peak is Sunday night, but maybe there
will be worthwile viewing on Saturday, as well.
Perseids August 12 New Moon Orionids October 21 Evening gibbous
Leonids
Ya'll did good! The food was delicious. Great job! THANK YOU!
On Oct 22, 2007, at 1:48 PM, Stefan Creaser wrote:
I am *extremely* grateful and thankful that we had an excellent
team of
Cooks, and of course cooks' helpers, at this years TCR. Y'all did a
great job leading up to the event
Speaking of LEDs... I'm wanting to use a large capacitor to level the
voltage off half-wave rectification (single std.diode isolating the
capacitor - [k.i.s.]) - for a big series string of 40 white LEDs that are
hooked up direct with a 100ohm resistor in series. It works, but flickers at
60hz.
Ah,
...and behold, they knew their holes from an ASS in the ground...
-WaV
On 10/18/07, Alan Blevins alan.blev...@gmail.com wrote:
As you may know from e-mails sent through the Texascavers list over the
summer, this year is the 30th anniversary of the Aggie Speleological Society
(ASS, from
I just saw a little blurb about it - (watched on a completely digital
television set that doubles as a computer but only receives analog TV
signals. It uses a big CRT tube rather than flat panel - the irony...)
But it said that the switchover occurs at the end of '08. Starting in '09
emergency
Add bongo drums. It makes great Beatnick poetry.
Yeah Daddyo
-WaV
On 10/10/07, Chris Vreeland cvreel...@austin.rr.com wrote:
There's comedy gold in that there translation.
On Oct 8, 2007, at 9:18 PM, gi...@att.net wrote:
but three Americans of the AMCS and a crude one that I never
Oddly Cool!
I wonder why they're all running with their hands at their sides?
-WV
On 10/6/07, Mark Passerby caves...@gmail.com wrote:
:) http://www.cavediggers.com/thehole.html
--
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Cavediggers.com http://cavediggers.com/
Would dessication of a conglomerate result in sinkholes? It sure does not
look like any kind of an impact crater or window into a lava tube.
To me it looks a lot like a good old sinkhole created with hydraulic
erosion.
-WaV
On 10/5/07, Mixon Bill bmixon...@austin.rr.com wrote:
Interesting
Let's see... I DO know of a guy who's designed some pretty good vehicles
for going caving in Mexico... Now if his attention were to be attached to a
Mars trip...
-WaV
On 10/5/07, David Locklear dlocklea...@gmail.com wrote:
Surely our 1st astronauts there will have jet-packs, so it should be
This is part experiment and part news.
Experiment part is to see if I've inadvertently attached any part of
original message and is clinging like some form of organic matter to the
bottom of my figurative shoe.
The news part is, I think, in the underlying link. 3,200 Gold miners are
trapped.
Last chance to be not abstaining...
I see ONE message below the lines which I'm now typing.
From Brian Riordan - then I scroll down and see a message from Ted Samsel...
Is that what everyone else sees? Is there even more?
But I'm using a mail handler (Gmail - LOVE it) that takes same titles in
I suspect caves would become charnel grounds with the sheer numbers
of people descending upon it for shelter and the number of gun owners
willing to defend the cave or try to take it for themselves. It would
NOT be organized and anything but civil. Injuries, disease,
starvation,
http://maps.sanantonio.gov/website/COSAMaps/viewer.htm
On Sep 29, 2007, at 10:07 PM, Scott wrote:
If you live in Travis county you can go to the City of Austin
website, under Development, GIS viewer and it has plat maps that
you can add property lines, utilities, zoning, fema flood plains,
Well, aren't cavers supposed to be keen on the unorthodox? I watched it and
thought it was pretty interesting until they started talking about bombs
bringing down the WTCs and the total lack of evidence of aircraft at the
Pentagon site. Is that for real? Not a single shred of human tissue or
Yaaar genius!
Don Arburn
On Sep 19, 2007, at 2:31 PM, Kara Savvas misskarabi...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Where do pirates keep their clothes?
In an ARMoiRR, of course!
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On Sep 18, 2007, at 11:57 AM, Allan B. Cobb a...@oztotl.com
Sandi
Bring some to TCR and I'll sample it!
Allan
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Are these bottles like the Modelo Negro style? These seem to work
pretty well! The honey lagers (or were they ale) are delicious!
Don Arburn
On Sep 18, 2007, at 4:32 PM, gi...@att.net wrote:
Mexican quarts known as Cahuamas (phonetic spelling may be a bit non-
standard) which is the name
Read it here:
http://www.americanheritage.com/articles/magazine/it/2004/2/2004_2_4.shtml
Shalom
-WaV
I didn't know this event was published! Next thing ya know, Jim will be
selling tickets! :-)
http://www.tpwmagazine.com/archive/2007/jan/scout3/
-WaV
Obviously if your in the basement or a cave - you are exposed to radon.
Calculus is what you get on your teeth if you don't brush and floss
frequently enough.
Shoot - I thought there was some kind of deep caving MATHEMATICS involved
and you were about to dissertate!
-WaV
Although, the article
Marcus? Anyone heard from Marcus?
WaV
I respect your skepticism - but this pic does not look fake in any way to
me.
-WaV
On 8/30/07, George Nincehelser geo...@nincehelser.com wrote:
I've no experience evaluating photos like this, but it just looks odd to
me.
I think what bothers me is that shadow is so straight. Wouldn't you
Now I'm left wondering what the evolutionary plus point is for this kind of
syndrome...
Predation, it would seem, would have taken these genes out of the pool long
ago!
-WaV
On 8/30/07, Fritz Holt fh...@townandcountryins.com wrote:
Here is an explanation on the fainting goats. My guess is
Hmmm Suddenly the term scapegoat comes to mind. Something tells me
there is a connection between 'scapegoat' and 'fainting goats' but I just
can't put my finger on it
Please help.
-WaV
On 8/31/07, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
My experience with fainting goats in
This is copied from a post Lee Skinner placed on the Yahoo Cave-Diggers
group:
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HiRISE camera has a new photo of
one of the pits on Mars:
Dark pits on some of the Martian volcanoes have been speculated to be
entrances into caves. A previous HiRISE image,
Nah - in heaven your everlasting body is perfect.
So I guess all the women will have bodies of 18 yr olds.
I guess I'll have to wear a towel.
-WaV
On 8/30/07, cavera...@aol.com cavera...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 8/30/2007 11:51:29 AM Central Daylight Time,
gi...@att.net writes:
I
Hmmm - how about Adjustable Rate Morgage (A.R.M.) Pit?
-WaV
On 8/30/07, gi...@att.net gi...@att.net wrote:
How 'bout: [Anybody's] Arm Pit?
--Ediger
-- Original message --
From: Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com
Is there a sinkhole de mayo anywhere?
-WaV
I understand that it's safer to travel through areas of the jungle inhabited
by cannibals if you face-paint yourself to look like a clown.
That being - allegedly, clowns just taste funny.
-WaV
On 8/29/07, Brian Riordan riordan.br...@gmail.com wrote:
*Anyway, if the locals really
object, well,
There also is one in Bossier City, La.
I dont remember a gate fee.
I found it to be pretty convincing.
Fairly good proof that creation science advocates are whacked.
-WaV
On 8/29/07, Ted Samsel tbsam...@infionline.net wrote:
There's also one in Natural Bridge, VA. Minton could give a tour and
Is there a sinkhole de mayo anywhere?
-WaV
On 8/29/07, Minton, Mark mmin...@nmhu.edu wrote:
Carl Kunath said:
click on this link to have a look at a couple of pages from *50 Years*that
discuss the topic of Texas cave names.
In that article under Some you wonder about is
What I found unusual was the carbide light requirement. How carbide
generates less heat than electric lighting is beyond my tiny
comprehension
-WaV
On 8/28/07, gi...@att.net gi...@att.net wrote:
-- Forwarded Message: --
From: Cheryl Jones cheryl.ca...@verizon.net
Near where I once worked in West Houston -
I remember a fault that crossed Pine Lake Dr off of Bunker Hill @ I-10. The
little neighborhood had a few houses that had been built on the line which
meandered about the area - as a result they were being sheared apart.
(late 80's).
-Don C
On 8/21/07
Maybe this can generate a reason to impose a ban on importation of the
framed display fruit bat carcases through e-bay?
-WaV
On 8/22/07, gi...@att.net gi...@att.net wrote:
Snagged this from another forum:
The Marburg virus mystery solved: fruit bats.
Headed west across Mexico, north of us in Antigua. This is my first
hurricane to pass between me and home. No rain here.
Sent while mobile.
On Aug 21, 2007, at 12:45 AM, David Locklear dlocklea...@gmail.com
wrote:
As of 1 a.m on Tuesday, the hurricane appears to be going
further south
I head a story of a couple of kids getting stuck in an antlion kind of thing
in that cave under luby's parking lot.
I think some local caver got a citation of bravery for going in there to get
em out.
Was that dead-dog cave?
-WaV
On 8/15/07, Fritz Holt fh...@townandcountryins.com wrote:
Any
For how long now?
Didn't someone in San Antonio recently give up the exact same domain name??
(or was that texascaver.com ?)
-WaV
On 8/12/07, RD Milhollin rdmilhol...@charter.net wrote:
Tone, Fort Worth caver and cave diver Rick Hornung has been hosting a Texas
caver's forum www.txcavers.com
Volcano Fuego near Antigua is erupting. Beautiful site from hotel
roof! Been caving near Nenton, to stay on topic...
Sent while mobile.
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Yeah - I hope if they died - that it happened very, very quick.
=WaV
On 8/10/07, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com wrote:
And the type of mining they were doing was particularly dangerous. When
they mine a vein of coal, they follow the vein leaving pillars of coal to
hold up the ceiling.
Yeah - I'd like the low sodium tour, please! :-)
Alternately, I wonder what it would take to get a job there or otherwise
intern.
Got that explosives permit
-WaV
On 8/8/07, John P. Brooks jpbrook...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Do they offer a low sodium tour for half price?
On 8/8/07 10:42
I am at Groad Hollow sitting around the campfire and using Mr.
Arburn's iPhone.
Today I toured the commercial cave Bluesprings Cavern.
Troglobitic crawfish are very
common on the tour.
The aluminum flat bottom boat
takes you upstream and then
back downstream.
The depth of the stream ranges
Carbide? A whole lot cheaper!
So the Dollar listing was for Euro's - I guess.
Perhaps the price might come down with more production.
-WaV
On 7/21/07, bcow...@satx.rr.com bcow...@satx.rr.com wrote:
Ok so for the real people its back to carbide
Bob Cowell/Treasurer Bexar Grotto
5806 Cactus
I was watching This Old House this afternoon - they had on a repeat of a
project done in Austin last fall.
I believe I caught sight of Vico Jones in the background of a couple of
shots working on a front porch.
Any one know if this was actually him?
-WaV
WOW! It looks like it could be the Rolex of cave lighting.
(and the price is? cringing)
-WaV
On 7/20/07, David Ochel li...@ochel.net wrote:
Hi,
Hadn't seen this one before:
http://www.scurion.ch/ms/
Cheers,
David
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Oh - found the pricelist
$510 to 540 depending on colour Well
-WaV
On 7/20/07, Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com wrote:
WOW! It looks like it could be the Rolex of cave lighting.
(and the price is? cringing)
-WaV
On 7/20/07, David Ochel li...@ochel.net wrote:
Hi,
Hadn't seen
http://www.bible.ca/tracks/speleotherms-stalagmites-stalactites.htm
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WOW! I guess everything in the bible is correct then!
So the oldest caves are only 4000 years old, God Created Adam and Eve with
magic,
evolution is bunk and Noah's Ark WAS NOT a increadably far fetched
fable..
Who Knew?
-WaV
On 7/17/07, Don Arburn donarb...@mac.com wrote:
http
I'll be arriving in Louisville Friday afternoon and would be happy to
give a lift to Marengo. I'm currently attempting to rent a RV there
to take to convention, so should have room -if I find RV.
Don Arburn
donarb...@mac.com
On Jul 16, 2007, at 6:39 PM, Bill Bentley wrote
You too may have accidentally noticed how well cyanocrylic (sp) glues bond
skin together!
But I always had thought it might be toxic if taken internally.
additionally - moisture seems to work as a catalyst - and also isn't there a
booster hardener or something available that works with most
I still think Havenero's were introduced by space aliens.
Ancient spacecraft were powered by the deadly peppers
-WaV
On 7/10/07, jerryat...@aol.com jerryat...@aol.com wrote:
Ancient Americans Liked It Hot: Mexican Cuisine Traced To 1,500 Years Ago
*Science Daily
Light up the water coming out of your faucet:
http://www.sciencetoystore.com/index.html?lang=en-ustarget=d26.html
REALLY cool looking.
And check out the other stuff the science toy store has to offer.
If anything might appeal to a gifting minded caver for a gifted individual-
this is a place
Yeah - the Convention in Sullivan Mo. wasn't too far from there.
Wow - the night we got there the town was in under such a deluge that we had
to sleep in the gym where the conferences were being held.
Then we had some more.
I got wet, (pretty much stayed that way) got bit by a million mosquitos
, Mark mmin...@nmhu.edu wrote:
Don Cooper said:
I take it that the lithium D cells that Stone made were not 1.5 volt?
Bill had the lamps made, not the batteries, which were 3-volt
lithium/sulfur dioxide type. (There are several different lithium battery
chemistries. Some, like
I'm kindof 'fraid of venturing into crevases or ice caves - but anyone aware
of any caves on the slopes of McKinley or Denali National park???
I'm heading up there at the end of the month.
-WaV
WELL
I think you might want to narrow that down a little. Some plastics emit
biotoxins when burned.
But I'd agree wholeheartedly that all your old wooden caving equipment would
do well to fuel the fire.
-WaV
On 7/4/07, gi...@att.net gi...@att.net wrote:
-- Original message
on your hard drive).
Other than that, it's a really useful set of software. It's one of the
first things I load on a new system.
George
On 7/2/07, Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com wrote:
Recently while installing Google Earth - I made the mistake of accepting
installation of a slick looking
I think I would not have had as much trouble if the darn thing would have
simply allowed me to install it on a separate D Drive partition (an 8gig
partition on my largest hard drive).
Leaving out such options for installation is NOT an illegitimate gripe.
-WaV
On 7/3/07, Don Cooper wavyca
I take it that the lithium D cells that Stone made were not 1.5 volt?
I bought several batches of big LEDs from China through Ebay.
Each color has a different forward bias voltage and current requirement.
Some (ultra-violet, I think) need 3.7 volts - all of them needed more than
1.5 volts. (If
The cell phone companies are indeed charging far more than they need to and
are also assessing what amounts to double taxation.
They ARE ripping you me and everyone else off!
But whattya going to do? Get your corrupt political representitives to do
something about it?
For me - rip off that it
It kicks ass. So far it beats the pants off my Treo 650. I was one of
only a handfull of Cingular customers In line, the rest complained
about their service providors and were switchng. I also noticed
everybody on line was already a high end cell fons user, many
blacberris and treks were
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 2, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Don Arburn donarb...@mac.com wrote:
It kicks ass. So far it beats the pants off my Treo 650. I was one
of only a handfull of Cingular customers In line, the rest
complained about their service providors and were switchng. I also
noticed
.
I'd like an iPhone, but I'm just not sure I'd take proper care of it.
George
On 7/2/07, Pete Lindsley linds...@raytheon.com wrote:
In the header of Don's message the X-Mailer info is:
1.0 (iPhone Mail 1A543a)
Don Arburn wrote:
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 2, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Don Arburn
as far as apps go it will be a
goner.
Sprint/NextelThe end of 2007 they launch their WiMax network in
3 cities.it will be a true technology disruptor once it is fully
available.
Mark
On 7/2/07, Don Arburn donarb...@mac.com wrote:
As for wear and tear, it is iPod-like
WOW!
I hope Richard Branson has/will see this...
-WaV
On 7/2/07, addi...@caveresource.com addi...@caveresource.com wrote:
Bill Stone's talk from this year's TED conference has been posted. Not
sure if
you need to register to view the talk, registration is free.
Maybe one of youse gourmands can lay to rest something I've wondered about
for a while now:
Crispy baked pig ears were one of my Chow Chow's favorite things in the
whole world.
Trying to take one away from her - was the only way she would ever have
tried to bite me.
Nothing anyone could do would
Recently while installing Google Earth - I made the mistake of accepting
installation of a slick looking bundle of anti-virus, anti-spyware neato
screensaver and etc. junk from Google.
DONT make the same mistake. Up till now, I trusted Google for not screwing
things up. Not any more.
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