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Bob wrote in message <3772E7C3.74469EE9@aol.com>...
>http://members.aol.com/wrld0rigin/povwrldjpg.htm
>
>Please try to click on either, or both, North America and/or Europe for
closeup views.
>If you click elsewhere on one of the faces of the world you will go to the
coordinate
>submission page. Clicking on the title will take you to a current list of
people.
>Keep in mind there has been no new additions, if you haven't sent your
location in,
>please think about doing so.
>
>Thankyou.
>Bob
Wow, Three in south Africa. Who are the other two?
(I'm the one in JHB)
Gail
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And who's the Aussie in Perth? ;)
--
Lance.
Gail Shaw wrote in message <37739fe8@news.povray.org>...
>
>Bob wrote in message <3772E7C3.74469EE9@aol.com>...
>>http://members.aol.com/wrld0rigin/povwrldjpg.htm
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>
>Wow, Three in south Africa. Who are the other two?
>(I'm the one in JHB)
>
>Gail
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Lance Birch wrote:
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> And who's the Aussie in Perth? ;)
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> --
> Lance.
>
> Gail Shaw wrote in message <37739fe8@news.povray.org>...
> >Wow, Three in south Africa. Who are the other two?
> >(I'm the one in JHB)
> >
> >Gail
To all,
It is my understanding the Bob has intentionally omitted the association
between name and place for those who do not wish to disclose such information
publicly but wished to participate in the project. Therefore it would not be
polite to ask him to betray this trust.
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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What about the lonely dot above Panama in Central America? Who's that poor
isolated fellow? Will he ever meet others like him? ...tune in next week for
another exciting expisode of "The Lone POVer"...
--
Anthony L. Bennett
http://welcome.to/TonyB
Graphics rendered
by the Dreamachine.
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Ken wrote:
>
> It is my understanding the Bob has intentionally omitted the association
> between name and place for those who do not wish to disclose such information
> publicly but wished to participate in the project. Therefore it would not be
> polite to ask him to betray this trust.
I took that to be an invitation to the person to please stand up, not a
request on Bob's part to tell us who the person is.
For the record, I'm the one in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Mark Gordon
mtg### [at] povrayorg
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> To all,
>
> It is my understanding the Bob has intentionally omitted the association
> between name and place for those who do not wish to disclose such information
> publicly but wished to participate in the project. Therefore it would not be
> polite to ask him to betray this trust.
On a related note: Bob, how about appending the list of names with
locations for those who don't mind. Or how about just a list of
coordinates for those interested in trying a pov map ourselves.
And now for something completely different. Any thoughts as to whether
this map accurately represents the use of internet technologies?
Speaking of which, what's up with the unexpected concentration around
Estonia and Finland?
And while I'm ranting away... regarding TonyB's post about the isolated
POVer, the most isolated seem to be our friends in Panama, Singapore and
what I can only guess to be Macapa.
I can't remember what my original reason to write this was, so I'll stop
now.
--
Chris Maryan (The dot on the north shore of L. Ontario... is that a
double dot or am I just seeing things)
mailto:cma### [at] geocitiescom
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On Fri, 25 Jun 1999 19:39:58 -0400, Chris Maryan <cma### [at] geocitiescom>
wrote:
>Speaking of which, what's up with the unexpected concentration around
>Estonia and Finland?
There's something in the drinking water... ;)
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Alan
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On Sat, 26 Jun 1999 4:27 AM, TonyB <mailto:ben### [at] panamaphoenixnet>
wrote:
>What about the lonely dot above Panama in Central America? Who's that poor
>isolated fellow? Will he ever meet others like him? ...tune in next week
for
>another exciting expisode of "The Lone POVer"...
Hmm
Anyone further south than me?
42deg 40min S, 147deg 20min E
Have Fun
Martin
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I speak for me.
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Bob wrote in message <3772E7C3.74469EE9@aol.com>...
>http://members.aol.com/wrld0rigin/povwrldjpg.htm
>
>Please try to click on either, or both, North America and/or Europe for
closeup views.
>If you click elsewhere on one of the faces of the world you will go to the
coordinate
>submission page. Clicking on the title will take you to a current list of
people.
>Keep in mind there has been no new additions, if you haven't sent your
location in,
>please think about doing so.
Who else is from the Detroit area?
Who is from Seattle?
Mark Wagner
from Novi
Originally from Renton
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Uh, say Mark, I think you are letting on about how you like the Southern Hemisphere
here; so much so that you sent in a latitude of 142 degrees and 40 minutes. That would
have put you back up north to -38 degrees instead of this 42 however ;)
I took the liberty of removing the 1 already, so you are set up to be rendered as
should
be. Much later today (6/26) that is.
6 new names added as of now, thanks all, and keep them coming.
Martin Crisp wrote:
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> Anyone further south than me?
>
> 42deg 40min S, 147deg 20min E
>
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