Sorry The Maverick Grotto flopped, there were a lot of articles that started
there and ended up in The Caver. Same thing with the DFW Oztotl years ago.
I can't do the things I did back then so don't get out to write articles.
Surely there's someone out there with an ego that likes to see their nam
Sorry The Maverick Grotto flopped, there were a lot of articles that started
there and ended up in The Caver. Same thing with the DFW Oztotl years ago.
I can't do the things I did back then so don't get out to write articles.
Surely there's someone out there with an ego that likes to see their nam
Sorry The Maverick Grotto flopped, there were a lot of articles that started
there and ended up in The Caver. Same thing with the DFW Oztotl years ago.
I can't do the things I did back then so don't get out to write articles.
Surely there's someone out there with an ego that likes to see their nam
I agree with Mallory. In the past, grotto newsletters were
usually very local in scope and not of general interest to cavers
elsewhere. There might also be reports on things like vertical
practice or a survey class. When there were enough (were there ever
really enough?) articles on
I agree with Mallory. In the past, grotto newsletters were
usually very local in scope and not of general interest to cavers
elsewhere. There might also be reports on things like vertical
practice or a survey class. When there were enough (were there ever
really enough?) articles on
I agree with Mallory. In the past, grotto newsletters were
usually very local in scope and not of general interest to cavers
elsewhere. There might also be reports on things like vertical
practice or a survey class. When there were enough (were there ever
really enough?) articles on
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 20:32:36 - Issue 1551
Topics (messages 2 through 20003):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
2 by: Stefan Creaser
20001 by: Mallory Mayeux
Re: Request for Caving Articles
20002 by: Bennett Lee
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 20:32:36 - Issue 1551
Topics (messages 2 through 20003):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
2 by: Stefan Creaser
20001 by: Mallory Mayeux
Re: Request for Caving Articles
20002 by: Bennett Lee
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 20:32:36 - Issue 1551
Topics (messages 2 through 20003):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
2 by: Stefan Creaser
20001 by: Mallory Mayeux
Re: Request for Caving Articles
20002 by: Bennett Lee
Excellent idea, Bennett, and great report!
Anyone else have any additions or re-butt-als? (Yes, I meant to spell it
that way!) J
Get 'em in so I can print 'em!
The inside cover of the next issue is one of my patented photo collages
of the spring convention and any and all reports will
Excellent idea, Bennett, and great report!
Anyone else have any additions or re-butt-als? (Yes, I meant to spell it
that way!) J
Get 'em in so I can print 'em!
The inside cover of the next issue is one of my patented photo collages
of the spring convention and any and all reports will
Excellent idea, Bennett, and great report!
Anyone else have any additions or re-butt-als? (Yes, I meant to spell it
that way!) J
Get 'em in so I can print 'em!
The inside cover of the next issue is one of my patented photo collages
of the spring convention and any and all reports will
Here's an idea. I like having our Spring and Fall Conventions
documented in the Texas Caver. However, they are too big and have too
much going on for any single person to write a report.
How about we have a "Remembering TSA Spring Convention 2012" section
where people write a few short paragr
Here's an idea. I like having our Spring and Fall Conventions
documented in the Texas Caver. However, they are too big and have too
much going on for any single person to write a report.
How about we have a "Remembering TSA Spring Convention 2012" section
where people write a few short paragr
Here's an idea. I like having our Spring and Fall Conventions
documented in the Texas Caver. However, they are too big and have too
much going on for any single person to write a report.
How about we have a "Remembering TSA Spring Convention 2012" section
where people write a few short paragr
Who says the two have to be mutually exclusive? I enjoy "Speleospace" (the
Houston Grotto newsletter) and "The Texas Caver."
Our grotto newsletters feature meeting minutes, etc that would be an
absolute bore to anyone not affiliated with the Houston Grotto. We have the
same problems as Mark, tho..
Who says the two have to be mutually exclusive? I enjoy "Speleospace" (the
Houston Grotto newsletter) and "The Texas Caver."
Our grotto newsletters feature meeting minutes, etc that would be an
absolute bore to anyone not affiliated with the Houston Grotto. We have the
same problems as Mark, tho..
Who says the two have to be mutually exclusive? I enjoy "Speleospace" (the
Houston Grotto newsletter) and "The Texas Caver."
Our grotto newsletters feature meeting minutes, etc that would be an
absolute bore to anyone not affiliated with the Houston Grotto. We have the
same problems as Mark, tho..
I’m thinking that it’s very selfish of individual Grottos to produce their own
newsletters and not support the Texas Caver.
Surely Grotto meetings are there to talk about your own stuff, and the Texas
Caver to share it with everyone else? What purpose does a Grotto newsletter
serve?
My 2p.
-S
I’m thinking that it’s very selfish of individual Grottos to produce their own
newsletters and not support the Texas Caver.
Surely Grotto meetings are there to talk about your own stuff, and the Texas
Caver to share it with everyone else? What purpose does a Grotto newsletter
serve?
My 2p.
-S
I’m thinking that it’s very selfish of individual Grottos to produce their own
newsletters and not support the Texas Caver.
Surely Grotto meetings are there to talk about your own stuff, and the Texas
Caver to share it with everyone else? What purpose does a Grotto newsletter
serve?
My 2p.
-S
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 19:36:15 - Issue 1550
Topics (messages 19994 through 1):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19994 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19996 by: Mark Minton
1 by: freddie poer
Re: texascavers Digest 17 May 2012
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 19:36:15 - Issue 1550
Topics (messages 19994 through 1):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19994 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19996 by: Mark Minton
1 by: freddie poer
Re: texascavers Digest 17 May 2012
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 19:36:15 - Issue 1550
Topics (messages 19994 through 1):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19994 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19996 by: Mark Minton
1 by: freddie poer
Re: texascavers Digest 17 May 2012
Now if all who responded to these e-mails would send in just one trip report,
Mark might just have the materials he needs to work with.
--- On Thu, 5/17/12, Bill Bentley wrote:
From: Bill Bentley
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A
Discussion
To: "fred
Now if all who responded to these e-mails would send in just one trip report,
Mark might just have the materials he needs to work with.
--- On Thu, 5/17/12, Bill Bentley wrote:
From: Bill Bentley
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A
Discussion
To: "fred
Now if all who responded to these e-mails would send in just one trip report,
Mark might just have the materials he needs to work with.
--- On Thu, 5/17/12, Bill Bentley wrote:
From: Bill Bentley
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A
Discussion
To: "fred
>He runs on a mac, using safari, and if he didn't check the box for it
>to remember his login in his keychain, he was having this issue.
Great that the issue is resolved, though I fail to see how saving the
login in the browser would affect a download, once you're logged in.
But, as we all know
>He runs on a mac, using safari, and if he didn't check the box for it
>to remember his login in his keychain, he was having this issue.
Great that the issue is resolved, though I fail to see how saving the
login in the browser would affect a download, once you're logged in.
But, as we all know
>He runs on a mac, using safari, and if he didn't check the box for it
>to remember his login in his keychain, he was having this issue.
Great that the issue is resolved, though I fail to see how saving the
login in the browser would affect a download, once you're logged in.
But, as we all know
Guys, just an FYI, I worked with Bill a bit trying to solve this, and
he figured it out on his own. He runs on a mac, using safari, and if
he didn't check the box for it to remember his login in his keychain,
he was having this issue. Once he figured this out, he was able to
download the archives
Guys, just an FYI, I worked with Bill a bit trying to solve this, and
he figured it out on his own. He runs on a mac, using safari, and if
he didn't check the box for it to remember his login in his keychain,
he was having this issue. Once he figured this out, he was able to
download the archives
Guys, just an FYI, I worked with Bill a bit trying to solve this, and
he figured it out on his own. He runs on a mac, using safari, and if
he didn't check the box for it to remember his login in his keychain,
he was having this issue. Once he figured this out, he was able to
download the archives
Yeah, I'm having trouble being able to FTP to caves.org today, so
something wonky is going on. The pub archives still download
smoothly for me, though.
Alex
From: Mixon Bill
To: Alex Sproul
Subject:Re: NSS archives download speed
Date sen
Yeah, I'm having trouble being able to FTP to caves.org today, so
something wonky is going on. The pub archives still download
smoothly for me, though.
Alex
From: Mixon Bill
To: Alex Sproul
Subject:Re: NSS archives download speed
Date sen
Yeah, I'm having trouble being able to FTP to caves.org today, so
something wonky is going on. The pub archives still download
smoothly for me, though.
Alex
From: Mixon Bill
To: Alex Sproul
Subject:Re: NSS archives download speed
Date sen
has anyone considered that we have a platform shift in place?
There's an extraordinary number of phone videos being produced --
we've seen a lot of them at the UT Grotto
How about justifying an electronic tx cave and mounting them on
youtube with a COMMENT published, rather than a full article
has anyone considered that we have a platform shift in place?
There's an extraordinary number of phone videos being produced --
we've seen a lot of them at the UT Grotto
How about justifying an electronic tx cave and mounting them on
youtube with a COMMENT published, rather than a full article
has anyone considered that we have a platform shift in place?
There's an extraordinary number of phone videos being produced --
we've seen a lot of them at the UT Grotto
How about justifying an electronic tx cave and mounting them on
youtube with a COMMENT published, rather than a full article
I want to reitterate that fun caving and scientific caving are not mutually
exclusive. Those who pursue a scientific career often chose to do so
because there is something about it that excites them and draws them into
it. Sport cavers are usually curious about the bigger picture and have
important
I want to reitterate that fun caving and scientific caving are not mutually
exclusive. Those who pursue a scientific career often chose to do so
because there is something about it that excites them and draws them into
it. Sport cavers are usually curious about the bigger picture and have
important
I want to reitterate that fun caving and scientific caving are not mutually
exclusive. Those who pursue a scientific career often chose to do so
because there is something about it that excites them and draws them into
it. Sport cavers are usually curious about the bigger picture and have
important
Thanks, George, for confirming my similar suspicions. I've
never thought of the Texas Caver or even the NSS News as particularly
science oriented. (The NSS has the Journal of Cave and Karst Studies
for that.) Perhaps instead of science the perception is that
publications are too heav
Thanks, George, for confirming my similar suspicions. I've
never thought of the Texas Caver or even the NSS News as particularly
science oriented. (The NSS has the Journal of Cave and Karst Studies
for that.) Perhaps instead of science the perception is that
publications are too heav
Thanks, George, for confirming my similar suspicions. I've
never thought of the Texas Caver or even the NSS News as particularly
science oriented. (The NSS has the Journal of Cave and Karst Studies
for that.) Perhaps instead of science the perception is that
publications are too heav
Dear Freddie,
I don't think I know you, and you are certainly entitled to your
opinion, but what under this world are you implying? I apologize if I am
misinterpreting what you wrote, but do you mean that most cavers now
(sport, science, whatever) are no longer caving for fun? I, for one,
don
Dear Freddie,
I don't think I know you, and you are certainly entitled to your
opinion, but what under this world are you implying? I apologize if I am
misinterpreting what you wrote, but do you mean that most cavers now
(sport, science, whatever) are no longer caving for fun? I, for one,
don
Dear Freddie,
I don't think I know you, and you are certainly entitled to your
opinion, but what under this world are you implying? I apologize if I am
misinterpreting what you wrote, but do you mean that most cavers now
(sport, science, whatever) are no longer caving for fun? I, for one,
don
Great to hear, Allan, and kudos to Jill.
Glad to see that there are a few grotto newsletters still in existence.
Now, if y'all would be so kind to copy me when a new one comes out...
Thanks,
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Allan B. Cobb [mailto:a...@oztotl.com]
Sent: Thursday, May
Great to hear, Allan, and kudos to Jill.
Glad to see that there are a few grotto newsletters still in existence.
Now, if y'all would be so kind to copy me when a new one comes out...
Thanks,
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Allan B. Cobb [mailto:a...@oztotl.com]
Sent: Thursday, May
Great to hear, Allan, and kudos to Jill.
Glad to see that there are a few grotto newsletters still in existence.
Now, if y'all would be so kind to copy me when a new one comes out...
Thanks,
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Allan B. Cobb [mailto:a...@oztotl.com]
Sent: Thursday, May
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 15:06:52 - Issue 1549
Topics (messages 19990 through 19993):
Re: New Rugged Cordless 14 Hour MSHA Cap Light
19990 by: Mark Minton
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19991 by: Allan B. Cobb
19992 by: Mark.Alm
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 15:06:52 - Issue 1549
Topics (messages 19990 through 19993):
Re: New Rugged Cordless 14 Hour MSHA Cap Light
19990 by: Mark Minton
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19991 by: Allan B. Cobb
19992 by: Mark.Alm
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 15:06:52 - Issue 1549
Topics (messages 19990 through 19993):
Re: New Rugged Cordless 14 Hour MSHA Cap Light
19990 by: Mark Minton
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19991 by: Allan B. Cobb
19992 by: Mark.Alm
Reading this e-mail exchange and the perceived focus on too many science
articles in the TC made me think that I didn’t recall any recent science
articles. So I took a quick at the table of contents for the last nine issues
through the start of 2010 and found a total of 60 articles listed. I fou
Reading this e-mail exchange and the perceived focus on too many science
articles in the TC made me think that I didn’t recall any recent science
articles. So I took a quick at the table of contents for the last nine issues
through the start of 2010 and found a total of 60 articles listed. I fou
Reading this e-mail exchange and the perceived focus on too many science
articles in the TC made me think that I didn’t recall any recent science
articles. So I took a quick at the table of contents for the last nine issues
through the start of 2010 and found a total of 60 articles listed. I fou
That's great news, Lyndon!
Thanks for sharing this info.
Ray, Jacqui, and any other editors out there:
Please be sure to email me a copy of y'all's newsletter. If I find
something of interest, I would like to run it in the TC.
This is a great way to introduce new cavers to the wider Texas cav
That's great news, Lyndon!
Thanks for sharing this info.
Ray, Jacqui, and any other editors out there:
Please be sure to email me a copy of y'all's newsletter. If I find
something of interest, I would like to run it in the TC.
This is a great way to introduce new cavers to the wider Texas cav
That's great news, Lyndon!
Thanks for sharing this info.
Ray, Jacqui, and any other editors out there:
Please be sure to email me a copy of y'all's newsletter. If I find
something of interest, I would like to run it in the TC.
This is a great way to introduce new cavers to the wider Texas cav
The Bexar Grotto has a pretty regular newsletter, too. Kudos to Jill Orr for
making that happen.
Allan
Sent with my fat thumbs on my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:51 AM, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
> On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
>> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters any
The Bexar Grotto has a pretty regular newsletter, too. Kudos to Jill Orr for
making that happen.
Allan
Sent with my fat thumbs on my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:51 AM, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
> On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
>> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters any
The Bexar Grotto has a pretty regular newsletter, too. Kudos to Jill Orr for
making that happen.
Allan
Sent with my fat thumbs on my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:51 AM, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
> On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
>> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters any
Preston,
Thanks for the miner's lamp news. Looks like a modern
version of the old caver stand-by, the Wheat lamp. Not being able to
change the battery underground would be a serious drawback for caving
use, although I suspect that could be modified. Of course for about
the same pri
Preston,
Thanks for the miner's lamp news. Looks like a modern
version of the old caver stand-by, the Wheat lamp. Not being able to
change the battery underground would be a serious drawback for caving
use, although I suspect that could be modified. Of course for about
the same pri
Preston,
Thanks for the miner's lamp news. Looks like a modern
version of the old caver stand-by, the Wheat lamp. Not being able to
change the battery underground would be a serious drawback for caving
use, although I suspect that could be modified. Of course for about
the same pri
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 13:57:52 - Issue 1548
Topics (messages 19987 through 19989):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19987 by: freddie poer
19988 by: Lyndon Tiu
19989 by: Andy Gluesenkamp
Administrivia:
To subscribe to the dige
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Topics (messages 19987 through 19989):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19987 by: freddie poer
19988 by: Lyndon Tiu
19989 by: Andy Gluesenkamp
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texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 13:57:52 - Issue 1548
Topics (messages 19987 through 19989):
Re: Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19987 by: freddie poer
19988 by: Lyndon Tiu
19989 by: Andy Gluesenkamp
Administrivia:
To subscribe to the dige
What the hell are y'all talking about? Have you been drinking from Mixon's
well or something. If cavers want to see more recreational trip reports etc,
then SUBMIT them!
Sent from my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:34 AM, freddie poer wrote:
> I think that you will find a lot of us "unscienti
What the hell are y'all talking about? Have you been drinking from Mixon's
well or something. If cavers want to see more recreational trip reports etc,
then SUBMIT them!
Sent from my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:34 AM, freddie poer wrote:
> I think that you will find a lot of us "unscienti
What the hell are y'all talking about? Have you been drinking from Mixon's
well or something. If cavers want to see more recreational trip reports etc,
then SUBMIT them!
Sent from my iPhone
On May 17, 2012, at 8:34 AM, freddie poer wrote:
> I think that you will find a lot of us "unscienti
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters anymore!
>
> UTG hasn't done one in years, the DFW's (Oztotl Caver) crashed and burned
> and they have resorted to a blog on their website which no one posts to, the
> Maverick Grotto is kaput, the Lu
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters anymore!
>
> UTG hasn't done one in years, the DFW's (Oztotl Caver) crashed and burned
> and they have resorted to a blog on their website which no one posts to, the
> Maverick Grotto is kaput, the Lu
On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:59 AM, wrote:
> Believe it or not, not ONE grotto is doing newsletters anymore!
>
> UTG hasn't done one in years, the DFW's (Oztotl Caver) crashed and burned
> and they have resorted to a blog on their website which no one posts to, the
> Maverick Grotto is kaput, the Lu
I think that you will find a lot of us "unscientific" or sport cavers agree
with this. I think there should be a sport caving society formed, that go
caving just for the fun of it. Kind of like what the Texas Cavers were twenty
years ago. Maybe the caving community has gone a little too far towa
I think that you will find a lot of us "unscientific" or sport cavers agree
with this. I think there should be a sport caving society formed, that go
caving just for the fun of it. Kind of like what the Texas Cavers were twenty
years ago. Maybe the caving community has gone a little too far towa
I think that you will find a lot of us "unscientific" or sport cavers agree
with this. I think there should be a sport caving society formed, that go
caving just for the fun of it. Kind of like what the Texas Cavers were twenty
years ago. Maybe the caving community has gone a little too far towa
texascavers Digest 17 May 2012 13:10:02 - Issue 1547
Topics (messages 19985 through 19986):
Past, Present, and Future of THE TEXAS CAVER - A Discussion
19985 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19986 by: Jacqueline Thomas
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19985 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19986 by: Jacqueline Thomas
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19985 by: Mark.Alman.L-3com.com
19986 by: Jacqueline Thomas
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This post is interesting and definitely thought-provoking--thank you. I'm sure
there will be discussion in response to this post. Regarding the list of
apparently defunct grotto newsletters I wanted to make a correction and a
comment:
Correction (and not to be critical, but to recognize all tho
This post is interesting and definitely thought-provoking--thank you. I'm sure
there will be discussion in response to this post. Regarding the list of
apparently defunct grotto newsletters I wanted to make a correction and a
comment:
Correction (and not to be critical, but to recognize all tho
This post is interesting and definitely thought-provoking--thank you. I'm sure
there will be discussion in response to this post. Regarding the list of
apparently defunct grotto newsletters I wanted to make a correction and a
comment:
Correction (and not to be critical, but to recognize all tho
Most of y’all know Mimi and James Jasek, a couple of long time and
distinguished cavers in the state, who I have grown to know over the last few
years and whose opinions I highly respect.
In answer to my pleading for submissions to the TC and only being
gre
Most of y’all know Mimi and James Jasek, a couple of long time and
distinguished cavers in the state, who I have grown to know over the last few
years and whose opinions I highly respect.
In answer to my pleading for submissions to the TC and only being
gre
Most of y’all know Mimi and James Jasek, a couple of long time and
distinguished cavers in the state, who I have grown to know over the last few
years and whose opinions I highly respect.
In answer to my pleading for submissions to the TC and only being
gre
gmdind...@aol.com
On May 16, 2012, at 8:59 PM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
> Does anyone have Gari Davis' email?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Stephen Fleming
>
> ___
> SWR mailing list
> s...@caver.net
> http://caver.net/mailman/listinfo/swr_caver.net
Steve Peerman
gmdind...@aol.com
On May 16, 2012, at 8:59 PM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
> Does anyone have Gari Davis' email?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Stephen Fleming
>
> ___
> SWR mailing list
> s...@caver.net
> http://caver.net/mailman/listinfo/swr_caver.net
Steve Peerman
gmdind...@aol.com
On May 16, 2012, at 8:59 PM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
> Does anyone have Gari Davis' email?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Stephen Fleming
>
> ___
> SWR mailing list
> s...@caver.net
> http://caver.net/mailman/listinfo/swr_caver.net
Steve Peerman
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