If yall need some help running the election itself I'll be glad to do it
again
On Tue, Sep 7, 2021, 8:01 PM Linda Palit wrote:
> TCMA is looking for a few dedicated cavers that want to give back to the
> caving community. It is time for our board elections, and we need
> candidates. It has
Rob Bisset - 32 votes
Please welcome Jim and Ben to the board and thank Linda, Greg,and Andy for
their continued service.
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ut your dues again.
Go vote or sign up and have your voice heard for the benefit of caves and
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be needed. A couple shovels and hoes would also
be welcomed.
Give me a call or email me if you are planning to come and haven't let me
know yet. If you have and are not going to be able to make it please also
let me know.
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know if you have one and can bring it to
haul this stuff off.
I will be bringing some cold beverages and will probably plan to order some
pizzas or something like that for whoever comes out. Please contact me
directly to confirm that you are coming.
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Gregg Williams
Dave Adamoski
Whats the reasoning behind using archival epoxy for cave restoration? Do
regular epoxies discolor or otherwise damage the rock?
On Wed, Jan 8, 2020 at 9:55 AM Robert B wrote:
> Tom,
> is this for cave restoration???
> If yes, maybe a larger search area within our community... such as Cavers
>
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The elections for the 2018 Board of Directors will be taking place starting
at midnight tonight. Check your email for your chance to weigh in.
Since they were delayed a little by some technical difficulties voting will
be available until December 1st. Please see our website for the candidate
bios
This has not happened to my knowledge but has been discussed as an
alternative for at least one cave recently.
On Mon, Nov 6, 2017 at 10:23 AM, Bill Steele via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> Has TCMA ever leased a cave?
>
> On Nov 6, 2017, at 10:07 AM, Gre
.
Gregg
On Mon, Nov 6, 2017 at 9:11 AM, Bill Steele via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> How about the TCMA acquiring Midnight Cave and more caves for caving?
>
> On Nov 6, 2017, at 9:06 AM, Scott C <scotts.la...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I totally agree with
This sort of stuff is what this email list should have more of.
Gregg
On Sun, Nov 5, 2017 at 9:27 AM, James Jasek via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> Great story
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPhoneiPhone
>
> On Nov 5, 2017, at 9:21 AM, Logan McNatt via
will bring some copies to the
meeting and we can share
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There will be a members meeting at TCR Saturday morning, 9 am . Members
will meet at the patio to the side of the main building, bring a chair. The
TCMA will also have a fundraiser breakfast on Sunday morning, time TBA.
Gregg
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of folks work harder than cavers to reach a goal. Getting these
communities back on their feet is a lofty one but it's doable with us all
working together.
Gregg
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Cavers and friends -
Our Texas Gulf Coast Caver family is being greatly impacted by Hurricane
Harvey. Despite cavers being a resilient and well prepared bunch, Harvey
is likely to overwhelm many of them through sheer brute force. Those of us
fortunate enough not to be severely impacted are
on that.
After everyone is filled up on yummy breakfast there will be a TCMA meeting
for all members to attend and hear what your organization has been up to
for the last year.
I look forward to seeing everyone this weekend!
Gregg Williams
TCMA President
Please take a minute and submit your ballot for the 2017 Board of
Directors. Remember voting ends at midnight November 25th. Don't wait until
it's to late to make your choice known. Vote early, vote often!
Gregg Williams
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> On Nov 10, 2016, at 12:56 PM, Gregg Williams via Texascavers <
> texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
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> John, I don't think you can call them the fastest moving mammal since the
> Peregrine falcon dives at around 200 mph. I guess you could argue that the
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A short term Summer position would be considered as well as someone looking
for full time work
General Manager
DESCRIPTION
At Cascade Caverns, the oldest solution cave attraction in Texas, we are
seeking a General
Manager to work at our 103-acre park in Boerne, Texas.
Sounds like a good talk. I'll take a flyer
On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Geary Schindel via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm pleased to announce that Dr. Michael Campana, Professor of
> Hydrogeology and Water Resources Manager at Oregon State University will
might want to just find another source if
possible.
Gregg
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 12:55 PM, Robert B via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> I just want to do my part to ensure my caver fiends good health.
>
> Question...
> Can anybody recommend a portable - med
Jewel Cave is now over 175 miles long and still going, amazing!
http://cavingnews.com/20150221-jewel-cave-surpasses-175-miles-in-length
Seen on http://www.reddit.com/r/caving/
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On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 6:38 AM, Nancy Weaver via Texascavers
texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
I’m interested. Nancy nan...@prismnet.com
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We found a set of scratches was found in the Helictite room on a survey
trip last year. They were quite large and had a span of about 4 feet or so,
but if they were bear scratches I will leave up to the experrts.
Gregg
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Pete Lindsley caverp...@gmail.com wrote
be getting
bombarded by high speed electrons or helium nuclei coming from your
walls. Properly constructed, your wall might vent all radioisotope
gasses outside, but you'd still get some from the ambient air. If you
smoke or have other worse risk factors, invest in stopping them instead.
Gregg
the one-legged man, too, though
I've seen two different 6' 4'' cavers do it.
Gregg
speleoste...@tx.rr.com wrote:
Well, maybe so. I happen to have been to all three places. But I've only been
on a tank haul to the upstream sump in Honey Creek. I don't know that I could
haul a tank
I remember the Snake River Canyon jump. EK wanted to jump a side canyon
of the Grand Canyon but the NPS wouldn't have him risking his life in
the Park, so he went somewhere else. They gave enough information
during the jump that you could tell that the rocket performed exactly as
expected.
folks that usually side with parties and
systems that rape the environment all the time anyway. So it's all in
kind. . .
Creationism is not as much off-topic as we all would like it to be.
(End of rant.)
Gregg
John P Brooks wrote:
I was wondering if anyone else saw the article on the first
) is
staggeringly fast compared to film.
All of my TCR images were taken with a $450 Canon SD850 that fits in my
pocket. I can't imagine what I could do if I had the money to spend on
a digital camera that actually had parts.
Gregg
Scott Nicholson wrote:
Since the current topic is (Cave) Photography
some
slave flashes and trying nighttime and cave photography on the cheap.
The wimpy flash on the camera isn't good enough for cave photography,
but it can set off the slaves.
Thank God being a good photographer was never a prerequisite for being a
real caver.
Gregg
David Locklear wrote
At 8:00 pm (new time) it's about 40 degrees east of north and 20 degrees
in elevation. At midnight (even more guessing) it would be about 30
east and 50 elevation. The following links to a moderate resolution
star chart that can be printed.
early.
Gregg wrote:
Comet Holmes disintegrated on October 24 and is now supposedly visible
to the naked eye in Perseus. It can't be terribly obvious in-town
since I've been looking at the Demon Star lately and haven't seen any
comet, but after January. . .
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines
of this is very small.
Gregg
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Dangerosity os a great word.
Chris Vreeland wrote:
I'd heard somewhere (Now that's authoritative!) that when the overall
stats of caver injury and death are added up vs. hours spent caving,
it falls somewhere between Soccer and Golf on the scale of
dangerosity. This doesn't include cave
the page opens. E-mail me if you want me to
remove or alter any pics, or want more information.
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They are the evaporated souls of the damned, recondensed in higher
layers of hell, which are cooler. They then drip and produce what
appears to be flowstone. They are probably more like snotites,
however. This may be the origin of the gooey slimey stuff sometimes
seen on devils, or people
These seem to be the same skylights that were reported in the article
several months ago. I imagine a different news agency at NASA just got
the old or an updated version of the old news.
Gregg
jerryat...@aol.com wrote:
http://asunews.asu.edu/node/1102
,
there are at least some aboveground caves. One should also not forget
that from the Martian POV, all Earth caves are above ground.
Gregg
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for that
to be anything other than overhanging or the very dark submartian lake
that some people have speculated about.
Now I get to go download the next zillion MB file and try to hack it
with my tiny amount of RAM
Gregg
Don Cooper wrote:
This is copied from a post Lee Skinner placed on the Yahoo
Cave
word for rat?
That's where those other cuisine words came from.
Gregg
Stefan wrote:
It's been a while (20yrs?) since I ate in McDonalds; do they
sell rat burgers now-a-days?
Stefan
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inspections, and they may have some exotic but still transmittable stuff.
Gregg
Bill wrote:
I've heard that there's an ailment similiar to mad cow disease that rural
people in Arkansas have gotten from eating squirrel brians. Does anyone
know anything about it? I cave in Arkansas a couple of times
This is one of the better posts I've read in this forum.
BMorgan994 wrote:
I believe that I can speak with some authority in regard to eating rats and
bats. I've already posed concerning eating bats in Borneo.
etc.
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Blimey, we could all hear David talk about lights in the voice of
Stephen Hawking!
Or can we get different voices? I can just hear Mixon speaking with a
British accent! Or Ediger talking in a sweet female voice. The
possibilities are. . . really damn funny.
Gregg
David Locklear
Light humor?
As opposed to melancholic?
Stefan Creaser wrote:
It�s light made up of heavier particles (think: wave/particle duality
theorems).
Stefan.
*From:* John P. Brooks [mailto:jpbrook...@sbcglobal.net]
within a 6 foot by 10 foot space.
Gregg
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I think F in this collection of images is the Arsia Mons cave from the
HiRISE image.
Gregg
William Tucker wrote:
Need some more evidence that mars is hollow?
http://www.planetary.org/image/caves.jpg
And you thought I was joking. :)
William
problem.
This, by the way, IS, the Middle East problem. Irrational people on
streets in the Middle East is one of the prices we pay for cheap gas.
It's not all about Israel.
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Nancy Weaver wrote:
Is part of the confusion perhaps that there is an Insurance Policy
that allows one to use only the days actually spent in Mexico?
I imagine this is like the old thing about whether you could get into
Mexico using a drivers license as an ID. Some people definitely did get
and
see if they have something that doesn't need to be washed off.
Gregg
At 06:26 PM 12/3/2005, texasmounta...@aol.com wrote:
The stuff you can put in your glasses is made by EK products and is oddly
named cat crap (it may be kat krap). You should be able to find it at
any of the Whole Earth
cannot be sued for dereliction of duty when they fail to stop
EVERYONE in that pack of 100 cars who are all going 75 in the 70 zone. If
that's the speed of the pack, it becomes reasonable because all going the
same speed is better than not for safety reasons.
Gregg
At 07:45 PM 8/26/2005, Gill
(or a boat) before Katrina hit would be to provide direct
assistance to evacuees. I don't mean monetary contributions necessarily,
but going to wherever refugees are, or calling such places by phone, and
finding out exactly what they need.
Gregg
At 09:39 AM 9/1/2005, will wrote:
OK CAVERS
supremecists, armchair plutocrats, and other barely human bastards like
them LOVE political correctness. It's a big bloody distraction that
takes the heat off THEM.
Gregg
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