Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-16 Thread Bree Jameson 
Don't let Mike give you a hard time Geary; he used the wrong "your". YOU'RE not 
the only one having a hard time with four letter words! 

Bree

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Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2018 8:34 PM
To: texascavers@texascavers.com;
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Subject:Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union 
of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

Lol. Got too much on my plate and not taking time to proof carefully. Good catch

G



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 Original message 
From: Michael Harris 
Date: 8/16/18 8:24 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International 
Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

Your doing better Geary...but what is "the body of the test"

Your not doing well with 4 letter words. I can come over and we can practice. I 
know some good ones.

Mike

On Wed, Aug 15, 2018, 4:47 PM Geary Schindel 
mailto:gschin...@edwardsaquifer.org>> wrote:
Folks,

As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject 
area. The correct spelling is George Veni.

As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like it. I 
think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent me the link 
indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she didn’t catch them 
all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw it in the subject area. 
Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly auctioning off renaming rights to 
help support NCKRI. Might make it easier for everyone – including George.

Geary Schindel


Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a part 
of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President of the 
International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the UIS, its 
mission and how you can be involved!


Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be interested, 
and join us for our next great webinar.



Cave safely,
Debbie Spoons
NSS Webinar Chair





World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS. 
Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS
Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/ 7PM 
MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
Register now!


Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have a 
pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at the 
global level?
Does it even affect you?
Can you get involved, and if so, how?

The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially the 
United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working together 
to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially exploration, 
which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the US to the UIS.

This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on its 
many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the NSS, and 
how you can join them—even without leaving home.
For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit 
www.uis-speleo.org.

George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been active in 
many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12 years he has been 
best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave and Karst Research 
Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS Bureau (governing 
board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight years as the Vice 
President of Administration. For the past year George has served as the only, 
UIS President from the USA.

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Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-16 Thread gschindel 
Lol. Got too much on my plate and not taking time to proof carefully. Good catch
G


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 Original message From: Michael Harris  
Date: 8/16/18  8:24 PM  (GMT-06:00) To: texascavers@texascavers.com Subject: 
Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of 
Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni 
Your doing better Geary...but what is "the body of the test"
Your not doing well with 4 letter words. I can come over and we can practice. I 
know some good ones.
Mike
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018, 4:47 PM Geary Schindel  
wrote:
Folks,



As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject 
area. The correct spelling is George Veni.



As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like it. I 
think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent me the link 
indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she didn’t catch them 
all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw it in the subject area. 
Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly auctioning off renaming rights to 
help support NCKRI. Might make it easier for everyone – including George.



Geary Schindel





Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a part 
of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President of the 
International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the UIS, its 
mission and how you can be involved!





Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be interested, 
and join us for our next great webinar.







Cave safely,

Debbie Spoons

NSS Webinar Chair











World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS. 
Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS

Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/ 7PM 
MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.

Register now!





Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have a 
pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at the 
global level?

Does it even affect you?

Can you get involved, and if so, how?



The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially the 
United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working together 
to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially exploration, 
which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the US to the UIS.



This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on its 
many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the NSS, and 
how you can join them—even without leaving home.

For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit 
www.uis-speleo.org.



George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been active in 
many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12 years he has been 
best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave and Karst Research 
Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS Bureau (governing 
board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight years as the Vice 
President of Administration. For the past year George has served as the only, 
UIS President from the USA.



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Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-16 Thread Michael Harris 
Your doing better Geary...but what is "the body of the test"

Your not doing well with 4 letter words. I can come over and we can
practice. I know some good ones.

Mike

On Wed, Aug 15, 2018, 4:47 PM Geary Schindel 
wrote:

> Folks,
>
> As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject
> area. The correct spelling is George Veni.
>
> As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like
> it. I think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent
> me the link indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she
> didn’t catch them all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw
> it in the subject area. Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly
> auctioning off renaming rights to help support NCKRI. Might make it easier
> for everyone – including George.
>
> Geary Schindel
>
>
> Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a
> part of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President
> of the International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the
> UIS, its mission and how you can be involved!
>
>
> Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be
> interested, and join us for our next great webinar.
>
>
>
> Cave safely,
> Debbie Spoons
> NSS Webinar Chair
>
>
> 
>
>
> World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS.
> Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS
> Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/
> 7PM MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
> Register now!<
> https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5778327621725957121>
>
>
> Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have
> a pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at
> the global level?
> Does it even affect you?
> Can you get involved, and if so, how?
>
> The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially
> the United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working
> together to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially
> exploration, which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the
> US to the UIS.
>
> This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on
> its many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the
> NSS, and how you can join them—even without leaving home.
> For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit www.uis-speleo.org<
> http://www.uis-speleo.org>.
>
> George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been
> active in many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12
> years he has been best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave
> and Karst Research Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS
> Bureau (governing board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight
> years as the Vice President of Administration. For the past year George has
> served as the only, UIS President from the USA.
>
> This webinar, and all webinars are recorded and stored on the NSS website,
> www.caves.org for later viewing and downloading.
> The opinions and views in this webinar are not necessarily those of the
> NSS.
> After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
> information about joining the webinar.
> View System Requirements<
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Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-16 Thread Andy Gluesenkamp 
Really?  ESB is the same week as ICSB?  That kinda thins the audiences at both.
Andrew G. Gluesenkamp, Ph.D. 700 Billie Brooks Drive Driftwood, Texas 78619 
(512) 799-1095 a...@gluesenkamp.com 

On Thursday, August 16, 2018, 4:03:38 PM CDT, George Veni  
wrote:  
 
 
Actually, I don’t think “Veni” is an unusual name at all. I write it several 
times a day whereas I only write “Schindel” about once every week or two.
 
  
 
More seriously, I’m leaving soon for the UIS Bureau meeting, which will be held 
in conjunction with the EuroSpeleo, the European Speleological Congress, next 
week. We have some big decisions to make, so while part of the webinar will be 
background information, it will also have some brand new news.
 
  
 
George
 
  
 

 
George Veni, PhD
 
Executive Director
 
National Cave and Karst Research Institute (NCKRI)
 
and
 
President
 
International Union of Speleology (UIS)
 
  
 
Direct address at NCKRI
 
400-1 Cascades Avenue
 
Carlsbad, New Mexico 88220-6215 USA
 
Office: +1-575-887-5517
 
Mobile: +1-210-863-5919
 
Fax: +1-575-887-5523
 
gv...@nckri.org
 
www.nckri.org
 
  
 
UIS address:
 
Titov trg 2
 
6230 Postojna
 
Slovenia
 
www.uis-speleo.org
 
  
 
From: swrcav...@googlegroups.com [mailto:swrcav...@googlegroups.com]On Behalf 
Of Geary Schindel
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2018 15:47
To: SWR Cavers Group ; varlis...@vt.edu; 
'texascavers@texascavers.com' 
Subject: [SWR CAVERS] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of 
Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni
 
  
 
Folks,
 
  
 
As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject 
area. The correct spelling is George Veni.
 
  
 
As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like it. I 
think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent me the link 
indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she didn’t catch them 
all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw it in the subject area. 
Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly auctioning off renaming rights to 
help support NCKRI. Might make it easier for everyone – including George.
 
  
 
Geary Schindel
 

  
 
  
 
Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a part 
of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President of the 
International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the UIS, its 
mission and how you can be involved!
 
  
 
Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be interested, 
and join us for our next great webinar.
 
  
 
Cave safely,
 
Debbie Spoons
 
NSS Webinar Chair
 
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World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS. 
Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS
 
Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/ 7PM 
MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
 
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Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have a 
pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at the 
global level?
Does it even affect you? 
Can you get involved, and if so, how? 

The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially the 
United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working together 
to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially exploration, 
which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the US to the UIS. 

This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on its 
many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the NSS, and 
how you can join them—even without leaving home.
For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit www.uis-speleo.org.

George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been active in 
many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12 years he has been 
best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave and Karst Research 
Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS Bureau (governing 
board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight years as the Vice 
President of Administration. For the past year George has served as the only, 
UIS President from the USA.

This webinar, and all webinars are recorded and stored on the NSS website, 
www.caves.org for later viewing and downloading. 
The opinions and views in this webinar are not necessarily those of the NSS. 
 
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information 
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Re: [Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-16 Thread George Veni 
Actually, I don’t think “Veni” is an unusual name at all. I write it several 
times a day whereas I only write “Schindel” about once every week or two.

More seriously, I’m leaving soon for the UIS Bureau meeting, which will be held 
in conjunction with the EuroSpeleo, the European Speleological Congress, next 
week. We have some big decisions to make, so while part of the webinar will be 
background information, it will also have some brand new news.

George


George Veni, PhD
Executive Director
National Cave and Karst Research Institute (NCKRI)
and
President
International Union of Speleology (UIS)

Direct address at NCKRI
400-1 Cascades Avenue
Carlsbad, New Mexico 88220-6215 USA
Office: +1-575-887-5517
Mobile: +1-210-863-5919
Fax: +1-575-887-5523
gv...@nckri.org
www.nckri.org

UIS address:
Titov trg 2
6230 Postojna
Slovenia
www.uis-speleo.org

From: swrcav...@googlegroups.com [mailto:swrcav...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf 
Of Geary Schindel
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2018 15:47
To: SWR Cavers Group ; varlis...@vt.edu; 
'texascavers@texascavers.com' 
Subject: [SWR CAVERS] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of 
Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

Folks,

As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject 
area. The correct spelling is George Veni.

As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like it. I 
think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent me the link 
indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she didn’t catch them 
all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw it in the subject area. 
Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly auctioning off renaming rights to 
help support NCKRI. Might make it easier for everyone – including George.

Geary Schindel


Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a part 
of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President of the 
International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the UIS, its 
mission and how you can be involved!

Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be interested, 
and join us for our next great webinar.

Cave safely,
Debbie Spoons
NSS Webinar Chair





World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS. 
Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS
Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/ 7PM 
MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
Register now!


Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have a 
pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at the 
global level?
Does it even affect you?
Can you get involved, and if so, how?

The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially the 
United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working together 
to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially exploration, 
which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the US to the UIS.

This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on its 
many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the NSS, and 
how you can join them—even without leaving home.
For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit 
www.uis-speleo.org.

George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been active in 
many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12 years he has been 
best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave and Karst Research 
Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS Bureau (governing 
board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight years as the Vice 
President of Administration. For the past year George has served as the only, 
UIS President from the USA.

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www.caves.org for later viewing and downloading.
The opinions and views in this webinar are not necessarily those of the NSS.
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[Texascavers] Join Us for World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology and the NSS. Presenter: George Veni

2018-08-15 Thread Geary Schindel 
Folks,

As has been pointed out to me, George’s name was misspelled in the subject 
area. The correct spelling is George Veni.

As you all realize, Veni is an unusual name and spell check doesn’t like it. I 
think we got it right in the body of the test. The person that sent me the link 
indicated that she had caught the misspellings but guess she didn’t catch them 
all. I really had to look again to find it and then saw it in the subject area. 
Anyway, I’ll check with George about possibly auctioning off renaming rights to 
help support NCKRI. Might make it easier for everyone – including George.

Geary Schindel


Have you ever wondered about international caving projects and how to be a part 
of them?? Our next webinar will be given by George Veni, the President of the 
International Union of Speleology (UIS). George will explain the UIS, its 
mission and how you can be involved!


Please forward this email to your friends and anyone that may be interested, 
and join us for our next great webinar.



Cave safely,
Debbie Spoons
NSS Webinar Chair





World Speleology: The International Union of Speleology (UIS) and the NSS. 
Presenter: George Veni President of the UIS
Join us for a webinar on Sep 18, 2018 at 8:00 PM CDT, which is, 9PM EDT/ 7PM 
MDT/ 6PM PDT. Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
Register now!


Cavers know about caving opportunities and needs in their area. Many have a 
pretty good idea of what’s happening nationally, but what about caving at the 
global level?
Does it even affect you?
Can you get involved, and if so, how?

The International Union of Speleology (abbreviated “UIS”) is essentially the 
United Nations of caving. It is composed of 54 member nations, working together 
to advance cave and karst research and management, and especially exploration, 
which makes everything else possible. The NSS represents the US to the UIS.

This webinar will give you the basic background on the UIS and focus on its 
many projects around the world, how they merge with the goals of the NSS, and 
how you can join them—even without leaving home.
For a pre-webinar preview of the UIS, visit 
www.uis-speleo.org.

George Veni is a long-time caver and lifetime NSS member who has been active in 
many NSS and regional caving projects. For nearly the past 12 years he has been 
best known as the Executive Director of the National Cave and Karst Research 
Institute, (NCKRI). Since 2002 he has served on the UIS Bureau (governing 
board), first as an Adjunct Secretary, and then eight years as the Vice 
President of Administration. For the past year George has served as the only, 
UIS President from the USA.

This webinar, and all webinars are recorded and stored on the NSS website, 
www.caves.org for later viewing and downloading.
The opinions and views in this webinar are not necessarily those of the NSS.
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