Kyle wins fight over aquifer pumping
by JEN BIUNDO
The city of Kyle has won its fight to pump up to an extra 185 million
gallons of water per year from the Edwards Aquifer, bringing an apparent close
to a two-year battle that pitted the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer
Conservation
Sounds very cool, Dale, and, dammit, I wish I could go!
I even still have the necessary gear.
My lovely daughter and I will be doing our best John Wayne and Annie
Oakley imitations a bit south of there later this month on a weeklong
horseback trip
in the boonies (read mountains) at
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I
was there alot of the trails were completely blocked by dead-fall following
heavier than normal snow. Freaking beautuful place!
Enjoy(!) and post photos.
Scott Nicholson, Broker
Discovery Realty Group
512-947-2688
Here's a current map of the snowpack..
ftp://ftp-fc.sc.egov.usda.gov/CO/Snow/snow/watershed/daily/co_update_snow_sites.pdfJun 2, 2011 07:47:22 AM, csnichol...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I was there alot of the trails
texascavers Digest 3 Jun 2011 03:54:24 - Issue 1326
Topics (messages 17963 through 17974):
Ancient Cave Womenleft childhood homes
17963 by: John P Brooks
City of Kyle wins legal fight over increased aquifer pumping :
17964 by: JerryAtkin.aol.com
Backpacking in the
How unusual. Bats were found in an old building:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_localdallas/20110602/ts_yblog_localdallas/thousands-of-bats-invade-walls-of-historic-cleburne-building?bouchon=623,tx
Some of you probably have seen this before, but I had not until a Memorial Day
visit to Harbor Freight Tools.
This 100% polypropylene rope includes fluorescent material that can be charged with either natural or artificial light and will then glow for
up to 5 hours when placed in the dark.
And when it breaks above you, the glowing rope pile will make it easy for rescuers to locate you at the bottom.8-o-Original Message-From: Logan McNatt Sent: Jun 2, 2011 8:39 PMTo: Texas Cavers Subject: [Texascavers] Glow in the Dark Rope for caving?Some of you probably have seen this
There's a reason cavers do not use polypropylene rope
(basically water-ski rope). It has low strength and low abrasion
resistance relative to nylon or polyester. (It does float, however,
which can be valuable in river caves.) The fluorescent property is
not inherent in
There is a technology for making theluminescence last longer, such that you don't have to continually stimulate it with bright light. You could mix in some radioactive material, such as tritium or radium, as was done for many luminous dial watches and other
Have any of you ever heard of a cave called Casto Hole located in Limber
Ridge at Statts Mill in Jackson Co. WVA?
Cindy Lee
Kyle wins fight over aquifer pumping
by JEN BIUNDO
The city of Kyle has won its fight to pump up to an extra 185 million
gallons of water per year from the Edwards Aquifer, bringing an apparent close
to a two-year battle that pitted the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer
Conservation
If anyone has or can come up with enough backpacking gear to join us for a
5-day backpacking trip the week before the NSS convention, let me know. If
you haven't done extended hiking in the Rockies, then you'll probably need
to spend some money on lightweight synthetic gear that can handle
Sounds very cool, Dale, and, dammit, I wish I could go!
I even still have the necessary gear.
My lovely daughter and I will be doing our best John Wayne and Annie
Oakley imitations a bit south of there later this month on a weeklong
horseback trip
in the boonies (read mountains) at
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I
was there alot of the trails were completely blocked by dead-fall following
heavier than normal snow. Freaking beautuful place!
Enjoy(!) and post photos.
Scott Nicholson, Broker
Discovery Realty Group
512-947-2688
Here's a current map of the snowpack..
ftp://ftp-fc.sc.egov.usda.gov/CO/Snow/snow/watershed/daily/co_update_snow_sites.pdfJun 2, 2011 07:47:22 AM, csnichol...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I was there alot of the trails
texascavers Digest 3 Jun 2011 03:54:24 - Issue 1326
Topics (messages 17963 through 17974):
Ancient Cave Womenleft childhood homes
17963 by: John P Brooks
City of Kyle wins legal fight over increased aquifer pumping :
17964 by: JerryAtkin.aol.com
Backpacking in the
How unusual. Bats were found in an old building:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_localdallas/20110602/ts_yblog_localdallas/thousands-of-bats-invade-walls-of-historic-cleburne-building?bouchon=623,tx
Some of you probably have seen this before, but I had not until a Memorial Day
visit to Harbor Freight Tools.
This 100% polypropylene rope includes fluorescent material that can be charged with either natural or artificial light and will then glow for
up to 5 hours when placed in the dark.
And when it breaks above you, the glowing rope pile will make it easy for rescuers to locate you at the bottom.8-o-Original Message-From: Logan McNatt Sent: Jun 2, 2011 8:39 PMTo: Texas Cavers Subject: [Texascavers] Glow in the Dark Rope for caving?Some of you probably have seen this
There's a reason cavers do not use polypropylene rope
(basically water-ski rope). It has low strength and low abrasion
resistance relative to nylon or polyester. (It does float, however,
which can be valuable in river caves.) The fluorescent property is
not inherent in
There is a technology for making theluminescence last longer, such that you don't have to continually stimulate it with bright light. You could mix in some radioactive material, such as tritium or radium, as was done for many luminous dial watches and other
Have any of you ever heard of a cave called Casto Hole located in Limber
Ridge at Statts Mill in Jackson Co. WVA?
Cindy Lee
Something that can be charged up in light and then will glow for six
hours is phosphorescent, not fluorescent. Sheesh!.--Bill Mixon, fussy
editor
No dolphins were killed in the preparation of this e-mail.
You
You better go kill a dolphin...you were wrong:
Fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance that has absorbed light
or other electromagnetic radiation of a different wavelength. [1]. It is a form
of luminescence.
In most cases, emitted light has a longer wavelength, and therefore
Kyle wins fight over aquifer pumping
by JEN BIUNDO
The city of Kyle has won its fight to pump up to an extra 185 million
gallons of water per year from the Edwards Aquifer, bringing an apparent close
to a two-year battle that pitted the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer
Conservation
If anyone has or can come up with enough backpacking gear to join us for a
5-day backpacking trip the week before the NSS convention, let me know. If
you haven't done extended hiking in the Rockies, then you'll probably need
to spend some money on lightweight synthetic gear that can handle
Sounds very cool, Dale, and, dammit, I wish I could go!
I even still have the necessary gear.
My lovely daughter and I will be doing our best John Wayne and Annie
Oakley imitations a bit south of there later this month on a weeklong
horseback trip
in the boonies (read mountains) at
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I
was there alot of the trails were completely blocked by dead-fall following
heavier than normal snow. Freaking beautuful place!
Enjoy(!) and post photos.
Scott Nicholson, Broker
Discovery Realty Group
512-947-2688
Here's a current map of the snowpack..
ftp://ftp-fc.sc.egov.usda.gov/CO/Snow/snow/watershed/daily/co_update_snow_sites.pdfJun 2, 2011 07:47:22 AM, csnichol...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
The Weminuche Rocks!! You might wanna check with the rangers...the last time I was there alot of the trails
texascavers Digest 3 Jun 2011 03:54:24 - Issue 1326
Topics (messages 17963 through 17974):
Ancient Cave Womenleft childhood homes
17963 by: John P Brooks
City of Kyle wins legal fight over increased aquifer pumping :
17964 by: JerryAtkin.aol.com
Backpacking in the
How unusual. Bats were found in an old building:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_localdallas/20110602/ts_yblog_localdallas/thousands-of-bats-invade-walls-of-historic-cleburne-building?bouchon=623,tx
Some of you probably have seen this before, but I had not until a Memorial Day
visit to Harbor Freight Tools.
This 100% polypropylene rope includes fluorescent material that can be charged with either natural or artificial light and will then glow for
up to 5 hours when placed in the dark.
And when it breaks above you, the glowing rope pile will make it easy for rescuers to locate you at the bottom.8-o-Original Message-From: Logan McNatt Sent: Jun 2, 2011 8:39 PMTo: Texas Cavers Subject: [Texascavers] Glow in the Dark Rope for caving?Some of you probably have seen this
There's a reason cavers do not use polypropylene rope
(basically water-ski rope). It has low strength and low abrasion
resistance relative to nylon or polyester. (It does float, however,
which can be valuable in river caves.) The fluorescent property is
not inherent in
There is a technology for making theluminescence last longer, such that you don't have to continually stimulate it with bright light. You could mix in some radioactive material, such as tritium or radium, as was done for many luminous dial watches and other
Have any of you ever heard of a cave called Casto Hole located in Limber
Ridge at Statts Mill in Jackson Co. WVA?
Cindy Lee
Something that can be charged up in light and then will glow for six
hours is phosphorescent, not fluorescent. Sheesh!.--Bill Mixon, fussy
editor
No dolphins were killed in the preparation of this e-mail.
You
You better go kill a dolphin...you were wrong:
Fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance that has absorbed light
or other electromagnetic radiation of a different wavelength. [1]. It is a form
of luminescence.
In most cases, emitted light has a longer wavelength, and therefore
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