a picture for kalk...

[mkirda]

We need you for more important things.

Steve

Give me a target goal, Steve.

I'm tired of trying to unravel the three-day-old spagetti that is Kalk's "logic".

What is there positive that any of us concerned hobbyists can actually "do"?

I mean, I have personally sent over to the Philippines a few hundred feet of hand net, as well as the netting you saw at MACNA last year.
I convinced our club to donate $300 to the various netting funds.
We've set up a jar fund through CMAS, and have enough for the first 1000 jars already.
I convinced the club to bring in Ferdinand to speak.
I am waiting on Ferdinand to send me a couple of things so I can add them to the DVD, mainly the slides and the net video. I should be able to clean up the sound a bit, before we go full-bore selling them.
Besides finishing the article on Coron, and getting it published, what would you have me do?

Note to self: Stop trying to teach Kalk math...
May as well teach pigs to fly...

Regards.
Mike Kirda

 

[Anonymous]

May as well teach pigs to fly...

Most do, except for the ones caught with dope :wink: They require more assistance (you know, the short bus )

 

[clarionreef]

Spagetti?
Its spagetii-Os as there is no end!
The non 'Kalk-track' you and yours are on is wonderful and gives reason to continue.
Ferdie has a number of diver communities that also were trained yet in need of the netting.

If the netting is thick...the divers will stick.
But if its too skinny, conversions won't be many.

Steve
PS. 'Kalk-track'....defined in Websters as the going around and around in circles.
Not to be confused with 'MAC-track' which is defined as going nowhere as slowly and as expensively as possible.
also...retreating from the Indo/Philippine arena to the safer environs of American controlled areas in Fiji and Hawaii.