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[Speaker]

Just out of amusement:

From Facts about Missouri site:
State insect -- Honey bee

[Tien_Le]

[spec] GPS coordinates

[Speaker]

well i found another 'bee' reference in Sedalia *giggle*

At 3320 W Broadway Blvd Sedalia, MO (an address mapping to the 50 SEDALIA MO address from Wishi for Row-102 Col-002... there is an Applebee's restaurant. Its seems like I'm pushing... I know. But based on the mapquest maps the gps and the address match up.

Mapquest GPS Coords

Mapquest Applebee's Address


Make of it what you will.

EDIT - ginormous URLs - SG

[Freelance]

Well I decided to see if this theory would hold up, so I did some searching on my favorite coordinate (you guessed it, Boonsboro, MD)...

Anyway, I was astonished at what I found!

[Grout]

Not to pursue this obvious dead-end any further or anything, but I also found a page talking about a rootstown, OH student winning a bee of some sort.

I guess you can find bees anywhere you look if you look hard enough, but the first three are kind of getting to me - "buzy bee board up", the mall where that guy released the bees (both SMACK on the coordinates.)
And maybe even longmont, CO - home of the freaking "national honey board" and not much else...

I know you guys are talking about SNR - but maybe that is the point - maybe there is a lot of noise in this signal - we have to pick out the sites that have somthing to do with bees (hell, even applebees) - THEN it might all mean something.

But,

probably not.

Sigh.

[Grout]

[Blank]

Ok so In reference to the Palo Alto Ca, Locations ..

I found this http://www.barron.palo-alto.ca.us/
it looks like thier mascot is None other than you guessed right a"BEE"
they had bee days .. ( not to be confused with B-day ) where everyone dressed up as bees , however it was back in NOV when this happend .. And barron park is a couple of blocks from both co-ord.

the only other tie i can see is 8/24 when school starts.

Theres also a Bumble bee links page ..

There is also this article which talks about bees being killed by mites .

[Grout]

I'd only really look into bee connections that fall EXACTLY on the coords though

[Anton P. Nym]

Hey, I like that one. Unfortunately that means we've been barking up a great many wrong trees if true... but that'd be the case anyway with the many possible interpretations floated around.

-- Steve's now trying to work out how this advances the story... if he can, that may give us some handle on what else to look for.

[Aelith]

Sedalia and Cleveland have this in common. A Beekeeper's Meetup is scheduled for both places. They have a nice online site.

[MrToasty]

[Blank]

Good idea however, why are some co-ordinates in the same zip ..not to mention right across the street from each other .. would this indicate we have to x2 these or x - (how many times it was in that zip) ..

[MrToasty]

I was just wondering that myself.

[bosshogg]

somebody called Jay Bee is going to be playing at the Minnesota Music Cafe on 8/24...doesn't seem to match any of the MO coords though...[/url]

[Nate]

Each address should have a relatively unique nine-digit code. You can see this by checking the map for a particular zip code, and then increasing/decreasing the last number of the code by one digit. It will produce a slightly different location on the map.