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Ron Miller
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 3:44 PM, via Texascavers
<texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
We are not having a Sunday Swim this weekend, but are having a Movie by the
Pond this Sat. Aug 15th. We will be showing the 1956 science fiction c
We have a 32 CRT Sony TV in working condition with converter box for anyone
interested in the Austin area. It is a table top unit but very heavy.
Located in Rolling Oaks near Terry Raines.
RonMiller
512-694-4611
We have a 32 CRT Sony TV in working condition with converter box for anyone
interested in the Austin area. It is a table top unit but very heavy.
Located in Rolling Oaks near Terry Raines.
RonMiller
512-694-4611
We have a 32 CRT Sony TV in working condition with converter box for anyone
interested in the Austin area. It is a table top unit but very heavy.
Located in Rolling Oaks near Terry Raines.
RonMiller
512-694-4611
Martha Meacham is selling this vehicle.
http://silvertwinky.webs.com/
RonMiller
Martha Meacham is selling this vehicle.
http://silvertwinky.webs.com/
RonMiller
Martha Meacham is selling this vehicle.
http://silvertwinky.webs.com/
RonMiller
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico -- Thirty-five animals at a zoo in the northern Mexico
state of Chihuahua have frozen to death during the region's coldest weather in
six decades. Serengeti Zoo owner Alberto Hernandez says 14
parrots, 13 serpents, five iguanas, two crocodiles and a
Someone still had to get the porta johns so we did not have 300+ folks
defecating the land. Not entirely free.
Folks could have got in by just paying the parks per night camping fee of $15
per car.
http://www.hiddenfallsadventurepark.com/camping.html
Ron
I have heard some folks comment that they do not want to pay for food at the
event. Probably why they choose not to pay at all. I would say to let the park
office collect an entrance fee per family before you can enter. Then have TCR
collect an event fee in camp minus the facilities costs.
OT subjects become like the spouse or person that likes to continually talk
about anything. Kind of an oral memory dump. Important stuff looses focus in
all the background noise. I suspect that is why Facebook was developed.
Ron
From: George Veni
I enjoyed the recent printed copy of the Texas Caver. Good work!
Ron
From: mark.al...@l-3com.com mark.al...@l-3com.com
To: speleoste...@tx.rr.com; Linda Palit lkpa...@sbcglobal.net; Gill Edigar
gi...@att.net
Cc: texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Fri,
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Harvey R. Jackson, of Corpus Christi, NSS 3656
Donald L. Widener, of Dallas, NSS 3224
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Ron Miller
This is to let you know that my web page has been moved to the TSA web site.
http://cavetexas.org/rmiller/
Much thanks to Butch Fralia for setting this up.
Ron Miller
DO NOT REPLY TO ANY EMAILS REQUESTING MONEY!
99.9% of the time it is a scam. Mark the email as spam.
There is no need to get upset, just ignore it.
I also do not understand this Facebook popularity that is going on. Why do so
many folks enjoy having their personal life details posted for
I have updated my web page on Ed.
http://ron.mllr.googlepages.com/Alexander.html
Ed Alexander photo from James Jasek.
http://ron.mllr.googlepages.com/Alexander.html
From: Allan B. Cobb a...@oztotl.com
To: Texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Sun, October 18, 2009 6:35:51 PM
Subject: [Texascavers] Texas Cavers Reunion
As has already been
I have recently done some considerable updating on the Texas Caver Memorial web
page.
http://ron.mllr.googlepages.com/index.html
Ron Miller, NSS 14908
Driving is very serious business in Texas today. I recently sat in on a
criminal trial where an individual felt he could flee from a police officer
trying to stop him. That is a felony. A DWI today is very costly and an
offender is booked into jail on the first offense. Even medication can
And, if you think that is worrisome, consider this.
A pandemic response bill currently making its way through the Massachusetts
state legislature would allow authorities to forcefully quarantine citizens in
the event of a health emergency, compel health providers to vaccinate citizens,
For those cavers that are unaware of the Strickland issue with the City of
Austin. From Friday's issue of the Austin American Statesman.
http://www.statesman.com/search/content/news/stories/local/2009/07/10/0710dam.html
Ron
Interesting how some folks can find how to subscribe but not figure out how to
unsubscribe. I think they are just making a personal statement.
From: Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org
To: Bill Stiver mr_rancher2...@yahoo.com
Cc:
Back in the 60's and 70's we used to consume a lot of beer on long drives to
caving activities. Drinking and driving was an accepted fact of life then and
today no one can honestly say that DWI is a socially acceptable behavior. The
previous reply seems to point this out. It is almost 2010 and
Caves in general are managed much better today than in the past through the
efforts of the NSS and local caving organizations as well as other
environmental issues. Native Americans have been concerned about growth and
expansion since Europeans arrived. It is not likely to stop.
Ron
The current email system does not allow large messages but this is worth
reviewing from Carl from 2005. You should contact Carl for the complete
document.
- Forwarded Message
From: Carl Kunath carl.kun...@cox.net
To: TEXAS CAVERS Texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Monday, November
of a house. It is
signed Billy Earl, SR.
Anyone else get this greeting also?
Ron Miller
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Ron Miller
to it.
Ron Miller
Humm, surfeit, a new word to add to my vocabulary. Seems appropriate to me.
We could also go back to the summer of 1968 when there were gas price wars for
10 cents a gallon in Fort Worth and a lot of cars got about 10 miles per
gallon. I think I was making about $3.10 an hour in a professional
It is hard to find new real discovery like the first large cave systems,
climbing Everest, or going to the Moon. 500 years ago, just crossing oceans was
a big deal that brought wondrous riches and discoveries. Who is to tell what
will be found in the next 50 years.
Ron
- Original
For those folks considering putting down $1000's on expensive digital
camera equipment may want to consider the following article before
discarding your film SLR. It involves getting inexpensive high-res film
scans to archival CD's.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/free-digital-camera.htm
Ron
on displays larger than 1m in diagonal
measure) backed up with the force of law under the WIPO Copyright Treaty and
national legislation implementing it, such as the U.S. Digital Millennium
Copyright Act.
Ron Miller
- Original Message
From: Don Cooper wavyca...@gmail.com
To: Louise
now than when I went in.
Ron Miller
- Original Message
From: Sheryl Rieck shri...@cableone.net
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 2:27:02 PM
Subject: RE: [Texascavers] Visitors at Natural Bridge Caverns wade in aquifer
I wouldn't be too concerned. We
Well stated and nothing further needs to be stated on this subject. State laws
do not apply to federal lands like National Parks. They are owned by the US
government and controlled by park police. One needs to plan what activity they
wish to do in any specific park, federal or state, and then
I have made some updates to the memorial list.
http://miller.batcave.net/cavers/
Let me know if I have missed someone.
Thanks to Jim Kennedy for the photo of Brian Burton.
Regards,
Ron Miller
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Well, I disagree. The TSA should have a lot more to offer cavers than some
publication. If I remember correctly the Texas Caver was, for a long time, not
the responsibility of the TSA to produce. Does one belong to the NSS only for
its publications?
Ron
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