Yesterday evening saw a huge rush of spam attacks against my web and
email servers, and for some reason, they are targetting our mailing
list here. For the time being, and I hope this is temporary, any new
subscriptions to the mailing list will have be approved by myself. In
the past, all it
What a pain.
Thanks for taking care of this, and I hope you can change it back to
automatic soon.
Linda
-Original Message-
From: Charles Goldsmith [mailto:wo...@justfamily.org]
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 9:45 AM
To: TexasCavers
Subject: [Texascavers] Spam attacks
Yesterday
I am getting 3 to 5 SPAM every minute on my web site...
www.caver.net
But I get that every day
Bill
Quoting Charles Goldsmith wo...@justfamily.org:
Yesterday evening saw a huge rush of spam attacks against my web and
email servers, and for some reason, they are targetting our mailing
list
I'm sorry to bother everyone with multiple of these types of messages,
but I'm digging through a problem and hopefully will prevent any spam
from hitting our Texascavers mailing list.
Everyone that I'm contacting with this message uses an email provider
that has contacted me about a spam abuse
I would like to personally thank caver Dave McClung for making this one of
the
best TCR's ( for me ) that I have been to.
Dave was passing thru Houston on business. He took the time
out to call me, and prod me into going to TCR.
Prior to Dave's call, I was procrastinating as usual, but was
On Oct 15, 2008, at 1:02 PM, David wrote:
I presume a few donated items sold at the TCMA yard sale.
I wasn't able to purchase gear this year, but I did get 3 books.
Over $500 was raised at the yard sale--many thanks to the organizers!
I snagged several good purchases of caving gear for
And thank you, Diana, for helping with the booth. We really appreciate your
pitching in to watch the garage sale during part of Saturday afternoon.
I like the garage sale more and more; there are always some really good
bargains and some really useful items.
-Original Message-
From:
texascavers Digest 15 Oct 2008 18:38:15 - Issue 627
Topics (messages 9183 through 9202):
Re: Parking for UT Grotto Meeting
9183 by: Sandi Calhoun
recycling at TCR
9184 by: Sam Young
9185 by: Allan Cobb
9186 by: Jenny Holt
9187 by: Stefan Creaser
Cave critters linked to quality of water - Research into isopods may help
protect water resources in the Valley
Wednesday, Oct 15, 2008 - 12:08 AM
By CARLOS SANTOS
TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITER
SLIDESHOW: _Madison Cave Isopod_
I brought all my glass home with me put it in my curbside recycling,
along with a few cans gatorade bottles from around my tent. Some
years, I've hauled home a little extra -- I'm really glad someone's
taking on recycling for TCR these days -- thanks!
Chris
On Oct 14, 2008, at 5:22 PM,
Extensive tests on various types of cow's tails have been published at
http://british-caving.org.uk/rope/lanyard_tests_v6.pdf.
Mark Minton
Please forward this message to everybody on your mail list:
( and please reply at:o...@texascavers.com )
Beware of a gift card sold at Walmart called the Visa Debit Card.
This card is operated by GE Money Bank.
Go to Google and type ge money bank and look at the thousands of people
who
You should NEVER EVER give out your social security number to some person on
the phone if they are not with a credit card company you have a 'real'
credit card with. You always need to be suspicious when someone starts
asking for your ss# and you have not applied for a credit card from them.
GE Money Bank approved a $1400 Sam's Club/Wal-Mart line of credit in my name
last January. The application was submitted by a 28-year old individual with a
false driver's license with my name and DL# on it, and HIS picture and age. GE
money bank ran credit through one of the big three, failed
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