n Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 4:04 PM Stephen Fleming <mailto:casto...@gmail.com>> wrote:
It is a marketing thing authorized by the NSS.
The NSS says it is costing the organization no money and the
contractor funds the effort from sales of the rather pricey
merchandise.
Ho
It is a marketing thing authorized by the NSS.
The NSS says it is costing the organization no money and the contractor
funds the effort from sales of the rather pricey merchandise.
However, the NSS will get a cut of proceeds: "This is NOT a significant
fund raiser for NSS, thought [sic] we
Hey Logan, put me on the list please. I don't think I'd seen Charlie since
a ski trip to Colorado in 1975 (after I had moved to NM) but we had some
good caving trips in the early 70s.
Condolences to the family.
Stephen Fleming
On Aug 11, 2016 19:15, "Logan McNatt via Texascavers" <
On 1/4/2016 14:14, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
I'm not sure how often the maps are updated
BLM maps are updated on irregular schedules that usually are dictated by
how much needs correcting. Some maps go many years without changes.
Generally, unless there is an active land swap ongoing (a
Being an abandoned mine, no impacts at all and certainly nothing like
the mine itself may have had.
I'd say any potential for impacts would be about the same or less than
the NSS had at the 2007 convention doing its photo salon and banquet in
a limestone mine remade as a warehouse.
Stephen
Hey Bentley, when you gonna start moderating this pissing match?
On 12/21/2014 11:45, Julie Jenkins via Texascavers wrote:
Well, since yur sharing with to and intend this for only me and have a
suck ass name like sleaveweasel- well no more need to said- a locklear
fan I hope u 2 enjoy each
On 09/25/2014 14:13, Charles Goldsmith via Texascavers wrote:
While this security measure is a pain to use, it will help prevent you
from getting your gmail compromised in the future:Â
https://www.google.com/landing/2step/
Another useful tool in lieu of or addition to the above, is to use a
Me too.
On Aug 22, 2014 5:57 PM, Marvin Miller via Texascavers
texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
I like to read Locklear.
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 9:25 AM, Don Cooper via Texascavers
texascavers@texascavers.com wrote:
Thanks again for your help with the texas cavers remailer.
In the
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Steve Peerman gypca...@comcast.net wrote:
Here are some of my pet peeves regarding e-mail:
1) Not responding to an e-mail message directed to you. The courteous
thing to do when you get a message from someone directed to you is to
respond in some fashion.
to or linked at
http://caves.org/region/swr/FOIA.html
Presently, there is a copy of the FOIA request and the initial BLM response.
Stephen Fleming
SWR WNS Liaison
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On 06/11/2014 7:17, Debbie Buecher wrote:
Hi ET,
The cave myotis in southern Arizona go up in elevation and enter
hibernation in late Sept and come out in April. Myotis are the
hardest hit back east so we have real concerns for their counterparts
in the West.
Debbie
Your statement about
On 06/11/2014 20:25, Debbie Buecher wrote:
I have _*REAL*_ scientific data that I have presented a number of
times at SWR paper regionals that documents bat hibernacula
microclimate data (temperatures and RH) from both AZ and NM bat
roosts. It shows conclusively that these caves have
Mark, thanks for the perspective (and you beat me to the comment).
Translocation clearly is the most obvious cause when applying Occam's
Razor. It makes eminent sense except for folks who have something to
gain from keeping the human vector fantasy alive. It's not only the
media, it's the
On 09/06/2013 11:21, Lee H. Skinner wrote:
On 9/6/2013 10:24 AM, Carol Belski wrote:
*Lovington man falls in sinkhole, dies in Lincoln National Forest*
www.currentargus.com
A 40-year-old Lovington man died while attempting to climb down a
sinkhole near Forest Road 64 at the top of Hay Canyon
On 09/06/2013 11:21, Lee H. Skinner wrote:
On 9/6/2013 10:24 AM, Carol Belski wrote:
*Lovington man falls in sinkhole, dies in Lincoln National Forest*
www.currentargus.com
A 40-year-old Lovington man died while attempting to climb down a
sinkhole near Forest Road 64 at the top of Hay Canyon
On 08/26/2013 10:02, Geary Schindel wrote:
He has tried to obtain access to a number of caves that were closed or
restricted access. For example, Goliath Cave in Minnesota was bought
by the State on recommendations of cavers and closed to all access.
John knew that most of the cave wasn't on
On 08/26/2013 10:02, Geary Schindel wrote:
He has tried to obtain access to a number of caves that were closed or
restricted access. For example, Goliath Cave in Minnesota was bought
by the State on recommendations of cavers and closed to all access.
John knew that most of the cave wasn't on
A good reason to not live in Louisiana (or Florida)
Pretty impressive
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23793499
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A good reason to not live in Louisiana (or Florida)
Pretty impressive
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23793499
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Some impressive video of Utah flash floods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yCnQuILmsM
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We don't care about the record, we just want too see the video again.
On Jul 23, 2013 11:23 AM, dave belski bel...@valornet.com wrote:
*All,
Just to set the record straight, Ken Harrington, the rat who started all
this birthday stuff, celebrates his 69th on the 24 July. It would be
fitting
We don't care about the record, we just want too see the video again.
On Jul 23, 2013 11:23 AM, dave belski bel...@valornet.com wrote:
*All,
Just to set the record straight, Ken Harrington, the rat who started all
this birthday stuff, celebrates his 69th on the 24 July. It would be
fitting
We don't care about the record, we just want too see the video again.
On Jul 23, 2013 11:23 AM, dave belski bel...@valornet.com wrote:
*All,
Just to set the record straight, Ken Harrington, the rat who started all
this birthday stuff, celebrates his 69th on the 24 July. It would be
fitting
AM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
A certain time Dave was stranded on rope to a most excellent rendition
of an unlicensed performance of happy birthday comes to mind. The
video still exists.
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A certain time Dave was stranded on rope to a most excellent rendition of
an unlicensed performance of happy birthday comes to mind. The video
still exists.
On Jul 20, 2013 10:50 AM, dave belski bel...@valornet.com wrote:
On 7/20/2013 8:42 AM, Ken Harrington wrote:
76 years ago today in the
AM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
A certain time Dave was stranded on rope to a most excellent rendition
of an unlicensed performance of happy birthday comes to mind. The
video still exists.
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A certain time Dave was stranded on rope to a most excellent rendition of
an unlicensed performance of happy birthday comes to mind. The video
still exists.
On Jul 20, 2013 10:50 AM, dave belski bel...@valornet.com wrote:
On 7/20/2013 8:42 AM, Ken Harrington wrote:
76 years ago today in the
AM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
A certain time Dave was stranded on rope to a most excellent rendition
of an unlicensed performance of happy birthday comes to mind. The
video still exists.
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The Starbucks crowd and similar probably wouldn't make it. But, folks who
demonstrate personal responsibility and don't expect everything to be done
for them would be resourceful and resilient. There's survivors and victims,
and adversity separates them quickly. And, some who might think they
The Starbucks crowd and similar probably wouldn't make it. But, folks who
demonstrate personal responsibility and don't expect everything to be done
for them would be resourceful and resilient. There's survivors and victims,
and adversity separates them quickly. And, some who might think they
The Starbucks crowd and similar probably wouldn't make it. But, folks who
demonstrate personal responsibility and don't expect everything to be done
for them would be resourceful and resilient. There's survivors and victims,
and adversity separates them quickly. And, some who might think they
On 04/25/2013 15:50, jen . wrote:
Geronimo's is on the BLM bat closure list and they are featuring it as
an attraction!?!
Never underestimate the power of very stupid people in large groups.
-- Unknown
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On 04/25/2013 15:50, jen . wrote:
Geronimo's is on the BLM bat closure list and they are featuring it as
an attraction!?!
Never underestimate the power of very stupid people in large groups.
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On 04/25/2013 15:50, jen . wrote:
Geronimo's is on the BLM bat closure list and they are featuring it as
an attraction!?!
Never underestimate the power of very stupid people in large groups.
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On 03/28/2013 8:19, Jen. wrote:
Excellent News!
The U.S. Forest Service has issued its Environmental Assessment for
Region 2, covering Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Kansas. Caves
are re-opened under certain conditions in this adaptive management plan:
On 03/28/2013 8:19, Jen. wrote:
Excellent News!
The U.S. Forest Service has issued its Environmental Assessment for
Region 2, covering Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Kansas. Caves
are re-opened under certain conditions in this adaptive management plan:
On 03/28/2013 8:19, Jen. wrote:
Excellent News!
The U.S. Forest Service has issued its Environmental Assessment for
Region 2, covering Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Kansas. Caves
are re-opened under certain conditions in this adaptive management plan:
savings to be had in printing and postage costs. Continuing
to spend signifcant funds on a paper version borders on negligence when
a far more economical production method exists.
Stephen Fleming
On 03/19/2013 17:26, Mimi Jasek wrote:
Excuse me? Cancel our printed magazine? I think not. Something
savings to be had in printing and postage costs. Continuing
to spend signifcant funds on a paper version borders on negligence when
a far more economical production method exists.
Stephen Fleming
On 03/19/2013 17:26, Mimi Jasek wrote:
Excuse me? Cancel our printed magazine? I think not. Something
savings to be had in printing and postage costs. Continuing
to spend signifcant funds on a paper version borders on negligence when
a far more economical production method exists.
Stephen Fleming
On 03/19/2013 17:26, Mimi Jasek wrote:
Excuse me? Cancel our printed magazine? I think not. Something
We visited this very issue back in December 2005. At that time there was
a proposal to charge fees at the cave campground and the horse corrals.
Cavers made it abundantly clear we were against fees at the cave and
were further disinterested in any fee structure, and especially one that
In more ways than one in the WNS debacle, take your pick of these quotes:
The facts, although interesting, are irrelevant. -- Unknown
The fewer the facts, the stranger the opinion. -- Arnold H. Glascow
On 02/06/2013 9:59, jen . wrote:
ugh.
I noticed they didn't have a name for the experts
In more ways than one in the WNS debacle, take your pick of these quotes:
The facts, although interesting, are irrelevant. -- Unknown
The fewer the facts, the stranger the opinion. -- Arnold H. Glascow
On 02/06/2013 9:59, jen . wrote:
ugh.
I noticed they didn't have a name for the experts
In more ways than one in the WNS debacle, take your pick of these quotes:
The facts, although interesting, are irrelevant. -- Unknown
The fewer the facts, the stranger the opinion. -- Arnold H. Glascow
On 02/06/2013 9:59, jen . wrote:
ugh.
I noticed they didn't have a name for the experts
It does not. However, Harvey's larger point about the Act (formally: the
federal cave resources protection act) is well-statedbe careful
what you wish for as cavers always have been too eager to accept
restrictions and processes that end up being used against them, and not
just the
It does not. However, Harvey's larger point about the Act (formally: the
federal cave resources protection act) is well-statedbe careful
what you wish for as cavers always have been too eager to accept
restrictions and processes that end up being used against them, and not
just the
It does not. However, Harvey's larger point about the Act (formally: the
federal cave resources protection act) is well-statedbe careful
what you wish for as cavers always have been too eager to accept
restrictions and processes that end up being used against them, and not
just the
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
cavewe...@windstream.netwrote:
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
cavewe...@windstream.netwrote:
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
cavewe...@windstream.netwrote:
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits
On 01/16/2013 13:54, Steve Peerman wrote:
I find it interesting that the bat was found in a cave not open to
visitors, although it apparently had at least a few researchers.
However they have not reported WNS in a bat from Mammoth Cave itself
which has millions of visitors. Granted, they are
On 01/16/2013 13:54, Steve Peerman wrote:
I find it interesting that the bat was found in a cave not open to
visitors, although it apparently had at least a few researchers.
However they have not reported WNS in a bat from Mammoth Cave itself
which has millions of visitors. Granted, they are
If you project the passage, it's the end of Snowy River.
On 07/21/2012 9:20, Steve Peerman wrote:
News to me. Lots of mining activity around Magdalena. Could be an old mine
tunnel that collapsed.
On Jul 21, 2012, at 8:33 AM, Lee H. Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know about this?
If you project the passage, it's the end of Snowy River.
On 07/21/2012 9:20, Steve Peerman wrote:
News to me. Lots of mining activity around Magdalena. Could be an old mine
tunnel that collapsed.
On Jul 21, 2012, at 8:33 AM, Lee H. Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know about this?
If you project the passage, it's the end of Snowy River.
On 07/21/2012 9:20, Steve Peerman wrote:
News to me. Lots of mining activity around Magdalena. Could be an old mine
tunnel that collapsed.
On Jul 21, 2012, at 8:33 AM, Lee H. Skinner wrote:
Does anyone know about this?
)
Stephen Fleming
50th annniversary chair
)
Stephen Fleming
50th annniversary chair
, where it will not end up in a dumpster someday, or deteriorating
in a closet, or eventually lost to memory.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Stephen Fleming
On 06/02/2012 9:53, Steve Peerman wrote:
Lynda,
It is a problem -- the SWR has no physical headquarters, and we're
it will go into, never to be seen again.
I'm done with it.
I TOTALLY regret even asking for the thing to be created and its arrival
after the fact is not only post-climactic, it is not welcome at all. Big
mistake.
Stephen Fleming
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, where it will not end up in a dumpster someday, or deteriorating
in a closet, or eventually lost to memory.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Stephen Fleming
On 06/02/2012 9:53, Steve Peerman wrote:
Lynda,
It is a problem -- the SWR has no physical headquarters, and we're
it will go into, never to be seen again.
I'm done with it.
I TOTALLY regret even asking for the thing to be created and its arrival
after the fact is not only post-climactic, it is not welcome at all. Big
mistake.
Stephen Fleming
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, where it will not end up in a dumpster someday, or deteriorating
in a closet, or eventually lost to memory.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Stephen Fleming
On 06/02/2012 9:53, Steve Peerman wrote:
Lynda,
It is a problem -- the SWR has no physical headquarters, and we're
it will go into, never to be seen again.
I'm done with it.
I TOTALLY regret even asking for the thing to be created and its arrival
after the fact is not only post-climactic, it is not welcome at all. Big
mistake.
Stephen Fleming
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There's one bit of unfinished business regarding the SWR 50th Anniversary.
But, first, some background. This mostly is for the edification of those
living in other states that get this message, but an occasional reminder
to locals doesn't hurt.
Most folks living in New Mexico know that it is
There's one bit of unfinished business regarding the SWR 50th Anniversary.
But, first, some background. This mostly is for the edification of those
living in other states that get this message, but an occasional reminder
to locals doesn't hurt.
Most folks living in New Mexico know that it is
There's one bit of unfinished business regarding the SWR 50th Anniversary.
But, first, some background. This mostly is for the edification of those
living in other states that get this message, but an occasional reminder
to locals doesn't hurt.
Most folks living in New Mexico know that it is
There's one bit of unfinished business regarding the SWR 50th Anniversary.
But, first, some background. This mostly is for the edification of those
living in other states that get this message, but an occasional reminder
to locals doesn't hurt.
Most folks living in New Mexico know that it is
There's one bit of unfinished business regarding the SWR 50th Anniversary.
But, first, some background. This mostly is for the edification of those
living in other states that get this message, but an occasional reminder
to locals doesn't hurt.
Most folks living in New Mexico know that it is
On 05/23/2012 17:38, Linda Starr wrote:
I'm so happy; the *book *(112 pages plus covers) is finished!
Yay!
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On 05/23/2012 17:38, Linda Starr wrote:
I'm so happy; the *book *(112 pages plus covers) is finished!
Yay!
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I'm so happy; the *book *(112 pages plus covers) is finished!
Yay!
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Does anyone have Gari Davis' email?
Thanks.
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Thanks.
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Thanks.
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Folks,
This is the last reminder to be posted concerning the SWR 50th
anniversary celebration and dinner.
May 26, 2012, SWR 50th anniversary celebration, Fort Stanton Cave
Today, May 1, is the last day to get registered at the bargain rate: a
very modest $7 for members, and $17 for
Folks,
This is the last reminder to be posted concerning the SWR 50th
anniversary celebration and dinner.
May 26, 2012, SWR 50th anniversary celebration, Fort Stanton Cave
Today, May 1, is the last day to get registered at the bargain rate: a
very modest $7 for members, and $17 for
Folks,
This is the last reminder to be posted concerning the SWR 50th
anniversary celebration and dinner.
May 26, 2012, SWR 50th anniversary celebration, Fort Stanton Cave
Today, May 1, is the last day to get registered at the bargain rate: a
very modest $7 for members, and $17 for
Folks,
If you are planning on attending the SWR 50th anniversary event and have
not yet registered, you might want to take care of it now.
The dinner cost will rise considerably for any registrations occurring
after May 1 (postmarks for mail-ins will be honored).
You've got 5 days to get
Folks,
If you are planning on attending the SWR 50th anniversary event and have
not yet registered, you might want to take care of it now.
The dinner cost will rise considerably for any registrations occurring
after May 1 (postmarks for mail-ins will be honored).
You've got 5 days to get
Folks,
If you are planning on attending the SWR 50th anniversary event and have
not yet registered, you might want to take care of it now.
The dinner cost will rise considerably for any registrations occurring
after May 1 (postmarks for mail-ins will be honored).
You've got 5 days to get
Looks like something the the region should buy.
On 04/18/2012 13:52, John Lyles wrote:
On June 1, at noon in Grants, a parcel of 180 acres of forested land with a
cabin is being auctioned. It is by the Ice Caves National Monument in Cibola
County. For more information, look up the auction
Looks like something the the region should buy.
On 04/18/2012 13:52, John Lyles wrote:
On June 1, at noon in Grants, a parcel of 180 acres of forested land with a
cabin is being auctioned. It is by the Ice Caves National Monument in Cibola
County. For more information, look up the auction
Looks like something the the region should buy.
On 04/18/2012 13:52, John Lyles wrote:
On June 1, at noon in Grants, a parcel of 180 acres of forested land with a
cabin is being auctioned. It is by the Ice Caves National Monument in Cibola
County. For more information, look up the auction
On 04/14/2012 15:26, Peter Jones wrote:
It was enlightening in many ways. For one thing, I was probably one
of the only actual citizens (as opposed to corporate lobbyists,
lawyers and other cutthroat scum that passes for citizens) who came in
to speak my mind on the issue directly to congress
On 04/14/2012 15:26, Peter Jones wrote:
It was enlightening in many ways. For one thing, I was probably one
of the only actual citizens (as opposed to corporate lobbyists,
lawyers and other cutthroat scum that passes for citizens) who came in
to speak my mind on the issue directly to congress
On 04/14/2012 15:26, Peter Jones wrote:
It was enlightening in many ways. For one thing, I was probably one
of the only actual citizens (as opposed to corporate lobbyists,
lawyers and other cutthroat scum that passes for citizens) who came in
to speak my mind on the issue directly to congress
Total waste of time.
CBD does not care one whit about public opinion. They are driven by the
fact that they can reap millions in litigation.
This is all about money, lots of it, and nothing more.
Furthermore, whoever this guy Dunham is, he continues the misinformation
by repeating
On 04/13/2012 15:15, jen . wrote:
Though I admit that especially after working intimately with
radioactive contamination (which is also invisible to the eye), I
sometimes have a problem with suspending my disbelief with the WNS
decontamination protocol, I do think that cavers are aware of
Total waste of time.
CBD does not care one whit about public opinion. They are driven by the
fact that they can reap millions in litigation.
This is all about money, lots of it, and nothing more.
Furthermore, whoever this guy Dunham is, he continues the misinformation
by repeating
On 04/13/2012 15:15, jen . wrote:
Though I admit that especially after working intimately with
radioactive contamination (which is also invisible to the eye), I
sometimes have a problem with suspending my disbelief with the WNS
decontamination protocol, I do think that cavers are aware of
Total waste of time.
CBD does not care one whit about public opinion. They are driven by the
fact that they can reap millions in litigation.
This is all about money, lots of it, and nothing more.
Furthermore, whoever this guy Dunham is, he continues the misinformation
by repeating
On 04/13/2012 15:15, jen . wrote:
Though I admit that especially after working intimately with
radioactive contamination (which is also invisible to the eye), I
sometimes have a problem with suspending my disbelief with the WNS
decontamination protocol, I do think that cavers are aware of
Current news...
The SWR completed the volunteer historic building balcony railing repair
on March 25. Everything was accomplished except some touch-up painting
and caulking, which will be done in a few weeks. At some point a few
photos will be posted online.
Online registration for dinner
Current news...
The SWR completed the volunteer historic building balcony railing repair
on March 25. Everything was accomplished except some touch-up painting
and caulking, which will be done in a few weeks. At some point a few
photos will be posted online.
Online registration for dinner
Current news...
The SWR completed the volunteer historic building balcony railing repair
on March 25. Everything was accomplished except some touch-up painting
and caulking, which will be done in a few weeks. At some point a few
photos will be posted online.
Online registration for dinner
in.
However, we encourage online registration as it is simpler and will give
us a better idea of attendance early on.
Please note, there is a substantial price increase May 1 for late
registrants. Save yourself some money and sign up now.
See you at Fort Stanton on May 26.
Thank you.
Stephen Fleming
in.
However, we encourage online registration as it is simpler and will give
us a better idea of attendance early on.
Please note, there is a substantial price increase May 1 for late
registrants. Save yourself some money and sign up now.
See you at Fort Stanton on May 26.
Thank you.
Stephen Fleming
in.
However, we encourage online registration as it is simpler and will give
us a better idea of attendance early on.
Please note, there is a substantial price increase May 1 for late
registrants. Save yourself some money and sign up now.
See you at Fort Stanton on May 26.
Thank you.
Stephen Fleming
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