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[Dorkmaster]

[Giskard]

[SixByNine]

[xnbomb]

Coords linked in order

[sea_mink]

6:16 is also some place whose name the Queen found in Google when she was thinking bee-related thoughts:
it's a small office cleaning business called : Heatherdusters

(geddit? bees? heather?)

[sea_mink]

6:43 is the company that operates Cardbuzz.net .

Buzz.

(I've got to say - this is fun, all this research, but I have no idea where it's going...)

[Extrasonic]

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[Dorkmaster]

I think it could still be spokes from either San Fran, or D.C., if there's a pattern in the visual representation at all (which I don't think there is...)


But if there's spokes, I think we should post spokes from ALL 210 locations... so that way, we can see where concentrations of lines lie... Does that make sense?

[acki2003]

Something to consider about in-person interactions at these sites is in Florida -- recall Hurricane Charley recently tore through Orlando...where 2 sites are located.

[johnny5]

[SixByNine]

hmmm.... the amount of bee related things is quite high, but as yet it's still pretty unconvinsing. Nevertheless keep searching for those bee related factoids.

I notice that the 2minute gap is right next to a 4 minute gap that shouldn't be there. basicly if you plot the times between each thing there it is symetrical with four mintues at the end and three minutes in the middle, with a glitch at 11:00. Whether this is another 'typo' or perhaps a clue I don't know. the glitch doesn't affect the overall times though, or any other times as it cancels out.

[ObiFett]

This may be a little far fetched, but what about connecting the lines slowly and seeing if, for instance, the first 3 lines form an "A", erase the map, the next 4 lines form another letter, etc.

We might have a message...then again, I don't know how this would fit in-game, but its worth a try. And it may be the reason we have times associated with the points, to give us an exact order.

I don't have the resources to do this right now, otherwise I would.

[Extrasonic]

[SixByNine]

Something else I notice is that almost all the large pairs (i.e. paris further apart) are in the centeral 'three minute zone'. This isn't terribly usefull I guess... but cirtainly all the distances involved are smaller at the ends, roughly coenciding with the 4 minute end zones

also to support my flashlight waving theory, doesn't she quote survival books, and I think there is something about waving flashlights in survival books somewhere... (not quoted in game, but in general)

[Gametavern]

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