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That's what I was after. Ding for you. (and a bonus virtual point for Optimist on the Run)

That's the song. Think about the connection to the song in the question....

Sorry I missed the Ding. It's Mr & Mrs (both generally cache together but Mr BH that posts on forums) Question to continue with: Mamma Mia was #1 in the U.K. at the beginning of 1976. What was unusual about the song that preceded it at #1?

Is it the Fields Medal?

How would that work? Sorting by alphabetical order or sorting by length of description? Genuine question - what problem are you experiencing that that would solve? Or how would that enhance your experience? Not wishing to be critical or anything, just wanted to get an idea of the reasoning behind the request.

You could try something like this: function DistanceFromZone(zone, units) local d2,b2 = Wherigo.VectorToPoint(Player.ObjectLocation, zone.Points[1]) local d = d2(units) --print("Distance from zone " .. zone.Name .. " = " .. d) return d end I've adapted this from something Ranger Fox created initially.

Funnily enough, I had a variation of this same concept in mind. The player has a button in their inventory, with a "press" command. Every time they press, it compares the distance from the player to the final cache location to the distance as at the last time they pressed the button. If it goes up, then the cartridge tells them they're getting colder, if it goes down they're getting warmer. You could put some kind of a timer that disables the button for a period of time after it is pressed to prevent abuse. The problem I would foresee with a cartridge that detects them being exactly 200 feet away from last time it triggered is that, when the player gets within 200 feet of the cache, it gets hard to narrow down further which direction to go in. If it triggered when you're 100 feet away, you might potentially walk past the cache and be 100 feet the other side by the time it triggered. An alternative I've just thought of as I was writing this is to have a timer event which checks the distance every X seconds or minutes.

Bump. Can we have a clue?

That's close enough for a ding - the Norwood scale is a measure of male pattern baldness.

Getting colder now...

Another clue - it can't relate to the entire population.

Very warm...

Bumped with a clue. It relates to the human body.

OK, here's one for you... What does the Norwood Scale measure?

Chilli heat.

That's a Ding! Sorry, thought I'd dung the other day.

Why thanks. Next question: Queen's "Bicycle Race" was a double A-sided single. What was the other song on the A side?

it's 5 times and I believe there are 4 cyclists that reached this - Merckx, Indurain have been mentioned, there is also Jacques Anquetil. Can't remember the other one - Laurent Fignon?

When is your presentation? You might be able to get some stats and probably some other cool material to use if you email HQ?

This.... If I've not been to GZ myself, I'm not qualified to say it's gone. Others might be though, but it's up to them what to do. I might have missed the part of this thread where specifics were discussed, but did anyone log NM logs and give the CO time to respond to those?

You're both in the right ball park with animals. For the Ding, what do the animals on the different banknotes have in common?

Thanks for the ding. Next question and staying with money: South Africa has Nelson Mandela on one side of their banknotes. What do they have on the other?

It's the Illuminati?

We've actually got the same issue on a TB that wasn't in one of our caches, http://coord.info/GC4NARR, and having marked it missing, it's still showing in the inventory.

Video killed the radio star by the Buggles (And autocorrect nearly made that answer interesting too)