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I think the "problems" can be objectively summed up: 1 - Inconsistency: ALRs are not allowed except on challenges which are... 2 - Mystery Cache classificiation: meaning they blend in on a map and there is no quick method of differentiating them visually; they more of than not are just traditional caches with additional requirements and thus do not always seem to 'fit' with that classification. 3 - D/T ratings: these do not always adequately sum up the challenge portion, or it isn't clear to COs or cachers whether the D/T ratings are for the cache or for the challenge...or both. And here's where it becomes more subjective: * Challenge "credit": I would also argue that proper "credit" is not always given those who complete difficult challenges. Yeah, it ends up on your list of smilies, but those who DO go for the quad-fizzies and Jasmers and 365 day streaks often do so to brag...and rightfully so. Give credit where credit is due...points or stars or whatever rating system for challenge difficulty would quickly catch on (at least in my area). I'm not a big challenge guy and I don't really care who has the longest streaks, but I recognize the achievement and I'm pretty sure folks who do these things like other folks to know about it.

They come in all shapes and sizes - some you look at the logs and noone with under 5000 caches has got it because it's so hard. I've done a 100-day stretch challenge, qualify for a 365/366; am working on rainbow (need indigo and orange OR violet as all must be from different trails); working on 50 church micros (zillions of these caches - clue in the name - in the UK; there are dozens of challenges based around them. IMHO they're over-valued as a series but that's another matter) and one where you need a cache in every 5-mile increment from home up to 250 (have about 20 missing - past about 60 miles it gets hard. 245-250 was in Paris!) So yes a good one encourages you to find more caches along a theme; some are just a bit too rarefied. 200-day stretch, for example. There are some on having a whole line or column on your D/T grid, that I think I qualify for but not worth the drive.

Luckily for me, the most challenging challenges I have completed (so far) have had a final container and/or location commensurate with the awesomeness of the challenge itself; these are the first two that come to mind: Ontario Challenge - Yours to Discover Challenge: Ironman 365 Consecutive Days <--PMO cache alert - don't click if you are avoiding the audit logs I was going back through the 40 challenges I have completed to find an example of a lame location/container combination but I couldn't find one. Just lucky, I guess. We wouldn't know for sure unless it happened, but I'd like to believe that implementation of this feature would increase the quality of the final container/location given the greater exposure the cache would have in the new system. Is it problematic to you if people sign your log sheet and then post a note, with no intention of ever completing the challenge? Wouldn't you want the difficulty of your challenges enhanced by more Stars than just an average challenge? Wouldn't you want it easier for cachers to be able to find your challenges in queries and on the maps? If your containers and locations are that good, wouldn't you want more opportunities for them to get the recognition they deserve via Favorite points? My suggestion is more of an enhancement than it is a fix. Even without its implementation the system works almost flawlessly. Except for locating/filtering and the temporal anomalies between the physical logging and the challenge completing (which isn't an issue for me personally, as I do not pre-sign).

hi, i am using google chrome on my desktop PC to add it and i am putting the cordinates in using N/E (N51 54.365 E000 54.354 for example) but the cache pin shows up on the map with the red circles, its jsut the continue button isnt enabled thanks mrredrunner100

Exciting, I might want to get some of those! Okay, updated list ~ Note: * indicates they have been registered but may not have been produced yet. Total Finds Geo-Achievement Geocoins: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 100 250 500 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K 7K 8K 9K 10K 11K 12K 13K 14K 15K 16K 17K 18K 19K 20K 25K 30K * 35K * 40K * 45K * 50K 55K * 60K * 65K * 70K * 75K * 80K * 85K * 90K * 95K * 100K * Total Hides Geo-Achievement Geocoins: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 10 25 50 100 300 400 500 600 700 * 800 * 900 * 1K * Finds Within 24-Hours Geo-Achievement Geocoins: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 24 48 72 100 150 * 200 * 300 * 400 * 500 * Other Geo-Achievement Geocoins: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 31 Straight Days 365 Days 366 Days D/T Grid 81 (aka Fizzy Challenge http://blog.geocaching.com/2014/08/jasmer-fizzy-and-365/) Mile High Club (5280ft elevation) 7 Souvenirs of August Years of Geocaching Geo AWARD Geocoins: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 Years 6 Years 7 Years 8 Years 9 Years 10 Years Total EarthCache Finds/Hides GSA Geocoins: EarthCache Master Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum (http://community.geosociety.org/EarthCache/newitem2/earthcachemasters) EarthCache Discovery Awards Quartz, Mica, Garnet, Emerald, Diamond (http://community.geosociety.org/EarthCache/newitem2/earthcachediscoveryawards) German Schnapszahl Achievements: (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Bottle-Polished-Silver-XLE-75-incl-chain::3563.html) 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 888 999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-111-999::3566.html) 1111 2222 3333 4444 5555 6666 7777 8888 9999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-1111-9999::3598.html)

Ah, I see what you mean. Thanks for that info! Here's the updated list with * to indicate that they have been registered but may not have been produced yet. I know the 7 Souvenirs of August has been made because I have one, but it doesn't have a special icon :] Total Finds: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 100 250 500 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K 7K 8K 9K 10K 11K 12K 13K 14K 15K 16K 17K 18K 19K 20K 25K 30K * 35K * 40K * 45K * 50K * 55K * 60K * 65K * 70K * 75K * 80K * 85K * 90K * 95K * 100K * Total Hides: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 10 25 50 100 300 400 500 600 * 700 * 800 * 900 * 1K * Finds Within 24-Hours: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 24 48 72 100 150 * 200 * 300 * 400 * 500 * Total EarthCache Finds/Hides: EarthCache Master Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum (http://community.geosociety.org/EarthCache/newitem2/earthcachemasters) [uPDATED LINK] EarthCache Discovery Awards Quartz, Mica, Garnet, Emerald, Diamond (http://community.geosociety.org/EarthCache/newitem2/earthcachediscoveryawards) [uPDATED LINK] Other Achievements: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 31-Straight-Days 365-Days 366-Days D/T Grid 81 (aka Fizzy Challenge http://blog.geocaching.com/2014/08/jasmer-fizzy-and-365/) Mile High Club (5280ft elevation) 7 Souvenirs of August German Schnapszahl Achievements: (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Bottle-Polished-Silver-XLE-75-incl-chain::3563.html) 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 888 999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-111-999::3566.html) 1111 2222 3333 4444 5555 6666 7777 8888 9999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-1111-9999::3598.html)

Thanks, JoergWausW! Here's the updated list using your info plus mine, excluding the Pillars of Scouting Tag - Achievement because it's not a Geo-Achievement tag, it's one of five themed tags given out by Boy Scouts of America. Total Finds: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 100 250 500 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K 7K 8K 9K 10K 11K 12K 13K 14K 15K 16K 17K 18K 19K 20K 25K 30K 35K 40K 45K 50K 55K 60K 65K 70K 75K 80K 85K 90K 95K 100K Total Hides: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 10 25 50 100 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1K Finds Within 24-Hours: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 24 48 72 100 150 200 300 400 500 Total EarthCache Finds/Hides: EarthCache Master Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum (http://www.geosociety.org/earthcache/ecMasters.htm) EarthCache Discovery Awards Quartz, Mica, Garnet, Emerald, Diamond (http://www.geosociety.org/earthcache/ecEDA.html) Other Achievements: (http://www.coinsandpins.com/geo-achievement) 31-Straight-Days 365-Days 366-Days D/T Grid 81 (aka Fizzy Challenge http://blog.geocaching.com/2014/08/jasmer-fizzy-and-365/) Mile High Club (5280ft elevation) 7 Souvenirs of August German Schnapszahl Achievements: (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Bottle-Polished-Silver-XLE-75-incl-chain::3563.html) 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 888 999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-111-999::3566.html) 1111 2222 3333 4444 5555 6666 7777 8888 9999 (http://www.geocoinshop.eu/Geocoins-New/Schnapszahl-Geocoin-Milestone-Glass-1111-9999::3598.html)

This is a list of all 72 current entries in the "All Geocoins" list on geocaching.com that contain the word "achievement". The list is ordered by the time the coin name was registered (id-numbers as shown in the source code of that page, there are some numbers without a custom icon as well, marked with a *) It looks like CoinAndPins and others(?) registered more icons than they made coins for so far. Some names are there twice with different numbers. |277|Geo-Achievement Finds 100 Geocoin |278|Geo-Achievement Finds 250 Geocoin |279|Geo-Achievement Finds 500 Geocoin |280|Geo-Achievement Finds 1,000 Geocoin |281|Geo-Achievement Finds 2,000 Geocoin |282|Geo-Achievement Finds 3,000 Geocoin |283|Geo-Achievement Finds 4,000 Geocoin |284|Geo-Achievement Finds 5,000 Geocoin |1155|Geo-Achievement Hides 10 Coin |1156|Geo-Achievement Hides 25 Coin |1157|Geo-Achievement Hides 50 Coin |1158|Geo-Achievement Hides 100 Coin |1159|Geo-Achievement Hides 200 Coin |2514|Geo-Achievement Finds 6,000 Coin |3075|Geo-Achievement Hides 200 Geocoin |3189|Geo-Achievement Finds 7,000 coin |3190|Geo-Achievement Finds 8,000 coin |3191|Geo-Achievement Finds 9,000 coin |3192|Geo-Achievement Finds 10,000 coin |3193|Geo-Achievement Finds 11,000 coin |3194|Geo-Achievement Finds 12,000 coin |3195|Geo-Achievement Finds 13,000 coin |3196|Geo-Achievement Finds 14,000 coin |3197|Geo-Achievement Finds 15,000 coin |3198|Geo-Achievement Finds 16,000 coin |3199|Geo-Achievement Finds 17,000 coin |3200|Geo-Achievement Finds 18,000 coin |3201|Geo-Achievement Finds 19,000 coin |3202|Geo-Achievement Finds 20,000 coin |3241|Pillars of Scouting Tag-Achievement! |4643|Geo-Achievement Hides 300 Geocoin |4644|Geo-Achievement Hides 400 Geocoin |4645|Geo-Achievement Hides 500 Geocoin |4646|Geo-Achievement Hides 600 Geocoin * |4647|Geo-Achievement Hides 700 Geocoin * |4648|Geo-Achievement Hides 800 Geocoin * |4649|Geo-Achievement Hides 900 Geocoin * |4650|Geo-Achievement Hides 1,000 Geocoin * |5058|Geo-Achievement Finds 25,000 coin |5059|Geo-Achievement Finds 30,000 coin * |5060|Geo-Achievement Finds 35,000 coin * |5061|Geo-Achievement Finds 40,000 coin * |5062|Geo-Achievement Finds 45,000 coin * |5063|Geo-Achievement Finds 50,000 coin |5064|Geo-Achievement Finds 55,000 coin * |5065|Geo-Achievement Finds 60,000 coin * |5066|Geo-Achievement Finds 65,000 coin * |5067|Geo-Achievement Finds 70,000 coin * |5068|Geo-Achievement Finds 75,000 coin * |5069|Geo-Achievement Finds 80,000 coin * |5070|Geo-Achievement Finds 85,000 coin * |5071|Geo-Achievement Finds 90,000 coin * |5072|Geo-Achievement Finds 95,000 coin * |5073|Geo-Achievement Finds 100,000 coin * |5226|Geo-Achievement 365 Days of Geocaching Geocoin |5227|Geo-Achievement 366 Days of Geocaching Geocoin |6067|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 24 Caches Geocoin |6068|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 48 Caches Geocoin |6069|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 72 Caches Geocoin |6070|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 100 Caches Geocoin |6071|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 150 Caches Geocoin * |6072|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 200 Caches Geocoin * |6073|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 250 Caches Geocoin * |6074|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 300 Caches Geocoin * |6075|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 400 Caches Geocoin * |6076|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 500 Caches Geocoin * |6515|Geo-Achievement 31 Days of Geocaching Geocoin |6590|Geo-Achievement Grid 81 Geocoin |7147|Mile High Club Geo-Achievement Geocoin |7188|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 150 Caches Geocoin * |7189|Geo-Achievement 24 Hours 200 Caches Geocoin * |7361|7 Souvenirs Geo-Achievement Geocoin * edits to erase mistakes/clarify

COs who think that beacuse they've put out a T5 cache, necessitating use of equipment such as ropes / boats, that it's automatically a 5/5. The 5/5 I've found was visible from about 100 yards away and the host from about 1/4 of a mile. 5/1.5 perhaps. But no, every last T5 in my area is a 5/5. Should I ever want to finish that column of the grid... well I've not even looked how far I'd have to go. In a similar vein there are 5 loops, total about 110 caches, near me, all lovely woodland walking, but EVERY cache is a 2.5/2.5... I think they were put down in a hurry for a Geolypmix but even so... Just to add my votes to mediocre hides / containers on tough puzzle caches (give us a prize after solving that dadgum cipher!), and bad maintenance / co-ords (there's some commitment involved in becoming a CO...) Overall though, nothing really spoils my enjoyment. I've just had a great weekend caching. 61st and 62nd D/T combos; my 1600th cache was my son's 800th - yes that took some synchronising - some great sunny picturesque walking; 2nd oldest physical cache; can get 365/366 on the calendar this lunchitme; a CITO to look forward to on Thursday; and 3 interlinked puzzle / challenge cache ideas brewing in the back of my mind with a "local cachers" theme. Happy caching and don't get too irked! It's just a game!

At lunch I ticked off #60/81 on the D/T grid, went back to project-gc and increased the radius to help me home in on the missing 21 and found http://coord.info/GC4X2BJ , a 365 challenge, only about 30 miles from home! Some challenges are daft (the ones I can't do... obviously!) but I'll gladly pick this one up for a 5/2.5 as a reward for my efforts.

Next Monday all being well (if the Americans don't send any more hurricanes our way ) I'll fill in calendar day 365/366, just under 22 months since starting out. I imagine I'll be far from the only cacher then waiting patiently for 29th February 2016 to come around?

We've had so much fun Geocaching over the years, discovering new places and getting more smileys, but we recently found out about Geo-Achievements and also enjoy the thrill of reaching those milestones! I realize anyone can make a custom coin, but I'm curious what "official" Geo-Achievement Geocoins are out there, like the ones in the official Geocaching shop :] This is a list I came up with using Shop.Geocaching.com, CoinsandPins.com, and Geological Society of America's EarthCache Masters and EarthCache Discovery (Geocaching HQ blog post about it here) ~ Total Finds: 100 250 500 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K 7K 8K 9K 10K 11K 12K 13K 14K 15K 16K 17K 18K 19K 20K 25K 50K Total Hides: 10 25 50 100 300 400 500 600 Finds Within 24-Hours: 24 48 72 100 150 200 Total EarthCache Finds/Hides: EarthCache Master Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum EarthCache Discovery Awards Quartz, Mica, Garnet, Emerald, Diamond Other Achievements: 31-Straight-Days 365-Days 366-Days Difficulty-Terrain Grid 81 Mile High Club (5280ft elevation) If I'm missing any, please let me know. The only thing I could find for FTF is this FTF Geo-Award Geocoin. Not quite the same thing since it doesn't have the "Geo-Achievement" label on the top edge like all the other coins? It would be nice if they had "10 FTFs," 25, 50, etc.

I looked at this thread title and realized it was in need of something... So anyone still maintaining their streak has met the 365 day challenges (wherever they may be) but will still be missing Feb 29th.

I'll be attending Burning Man (again) this year, but there will be one major difference from previous years... I'm geocaching now, and not only that, attempting 365 days in a row. The Burn is about the only thing that may trip up my streak, but maybe... Just maybe if there are enough caching burners and there's at least one event every day of the burn (there are two already one on Friday and one on Sunday I believe) I may be able to make this happen... with your help! I know I could create my own events for every day but somehow that would feel like cheating. I know there has to be at least a small group of people with passion for both Geocaching and Burning Man. I'll keep my fingers crossed and keep looking for events to pop up on the map! Rosie/RuzNuz/Chicken Little

- zaliczone szesnaste województwo - w końcu! - uzupełniony matrix - 366 dni odhaczyło się 31 lipca - zaliczony power trail w górznieńskich lasach - około 420 znalezień w niespełna 14 godzin - zaliczony roczny streak znalezień - 365 dzień odhaczył się 31 lipca i jedziemy dalej - pękły 2000 znalezień - bez trudu i pośpiechu udało się złapać kolejne 5 FTFów - warszawscy poszukiwacze wybyli? Dzięki temu, w ciągu kilku dni wpadły mi 3 diamentowe badże i wpadłem na ostatnią prostą do złotego PTTK GCPL.

Today (Thursday, July 31), those of us who are still continuing a geocaching streak from last August hit 365 consecutive days with finds. Congratulations everyone!

Can we have the 365 souvenirs of 2015 next?

There are often discussions on here regarding changes to geocaching and many cachers lament the fact that there are not as many challenging caches as in the past, and that there are too many easy caches. The great cacher Olewaif on Prince Edward Island (PEI) has a different view of the situation. First a bit of background. Olewaif has placed many caches and caching series bringing you to interesting places on PEI. Many of his hides have an historical theme regarding such topics as settlers and shipwrecks, etc. The descriptions are often lengthy, very informative and entertaining. PEI is a very small Canadian province and has a very high cache density. There are 7647 active caches for a density of 3499 caches per 1000 square miles or 1351 per 1000 square kms. A good portion of the caches are in series on bike trails,(1800 on the confederation bike trail), hiking trails, in woodlots, on dirt roads, etc. Because of the density, many of the latest series require long bushwacks along rivers and ocean inlets where there are no trails. Olewaif thinks that there is still lots of room for easier caches and is putting out 1 cache a day for the next year. Here is the description on one of these caches. Cacheivus : " A cache series for the rest of us ! It seems there's a growing conviction in many local cachers that there's just no more places on PEI to place a nice little P/G cache.. you know a cache a human being can drive reasonably close to and find fairly easily ( ' if all goes well as DLS loves to add ' ) . So a LOT of the newer cache series are in more remote and challenging locations. I am going to fight back! There IS spots for the seemingly threatened and maligned P/G ! I will show you my children, and just MAYBE a few others will get the hint and hide caches mere mortals can go to , look for , and find. This is such a one and there will be a total of 365 caches ending on April 24/ 2015. I will make them as best I can as ' user friendly '. They will make you drive and maybe hike a bit. They also MIGHT be, at times, tricky hides. I think that's fair. Yes I did indeed get my title from the Seinfeld series " Festivus " A Holiday for the rest of us " episode. Loved it . . .Any comments PAul

(ACASIM) 1 receives (WELLNER) 583 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 407 (ACASIM) 10 does not trade (ACASIM) 11 does not trade (ACASIM) 12 does not trade (ACASIM) 13 does not trade (ACASIM) 14 does not trade (ACASIM) 15 does not trade (ACASIM) 16 does not trade (ACASIM) 17 does not trade (ACASIM) 18 does not trade (ACASIM) 19 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 182 and sends to (YANAGI) 631 (ACASIM) 2 does not trade (ACASIM) 20 does not trade (ACASIM) 21 receives (YANAGI) 645 and sends to (WELLNER) 568 (ACASIM) 22 does not trade (ACASIM) 23 receives (LUIS_PT) 326 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 42 (ACASIM) 24 does not trade (ACASIM) 25 does not trade (ACASIM) 26 does not trade (ACASIM) 27 does not trade (ACASIM) 28 does not trade (ACASIM) 29 receives (NEVADANICK) 407 and sends to (YANAGI) 608 (ACASIM) 3 does not trade (ACASIM) 30 does not trade (ACASIM) 31 does not trade (ACASIM) 4 does not trade (ACASIM) 5 receives (ICE13-333) 157 and sends to (LUIS_PT) 318 (ACASIM) 6 receives (LUIS_PT) 328 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 288 (ACASIM) 7 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 126 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 199 (ACASIM) 8 does not trade (ACASIM) 9 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 32 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 278 and sends to (MAMOREB) 349 (CHIROPTERA) 33 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 34 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 35 receives (DRNEAL) 73 and sends to (ICE13-333) 154 (CHIROPTERA) 36 receives (YANAGI) 608 and sends to (ICE13-333) 159 (CHIROPTERA) 37 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 38 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 39 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 40 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 41 receives (STEBEN6) 476 and sends to (YANAGI) 641 (CHIROPTERA) 42 receives (ACASIM) 23 and sends to (YANAGI) 645 (CHIROPTERA) 43 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 44 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 45 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 46 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 47 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 48 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 49 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 50 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 51 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 52 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 225 and sends to (KINI_ONT) 242 (CHIROPTERA) 53 receives (YANAGI) 610 and sends to (KINI_ONT) 232 (CHIROPTERA) 54 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 55 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 56 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 57 receives (MURAZOR) 381 and sends to (NOSNOW) 414 (CHIROPTERA) 58 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 59 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 60 receives (WUSELELFE) 695 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 272 (CHIROPTERA) 61 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 62 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 63 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 64 does not trade (CHIROPTERA) 65 does not trade (DRNEAL) 66 does not trade (DRNEAL) 67 does not trade (DRNEAL) 68 does not trade (DRNEAL) 69 does not trade (DRNEAL) 71 does not trade (DRNEAL) 72 does not trade (DRNEAL) 73 receives (WUSELELFE) 711 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 35 (DRNEAL) 74 receives (MAMOREB) 365 and sends to (WELLNER) 580 (DRNEAL) 76 receives (MAMOREB) 367 and sends to (WELLNER) 574 (DRNEAL) 77 receives (LOS MUERTOS) 307 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 390 (DRNEAL) 78 does not trade (DRNEAL) 81 does not trade (DRNEAL) 82 does not trade (DRNEAL) 85 receives (ICE13-333) 159 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 391 (DRNEAL) 88 does not trade (DRNEAL) 89 does not trade (DRNEAL) 90 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 100 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 101 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 102 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 94 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 95 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 96 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 97 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 98 does not trade (FAMERLOR_DRAGON) 99 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 103 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 276 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 125 (FIRENNICE) 104 receives (KINI_ONT) 230 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 219 (FIRENNICE) 105 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 106 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 107 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 108 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 275 and sends to (THE FOSSILLADY) 514 (FIRENNICE) 109 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 110 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 111 does not trade (FIRENNICE) 112 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 113 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 114 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 115 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 116 receives (NOSNOW) 415 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 406 (HIDE*SEEK) 117 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 118 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 119 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 120 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 121 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 122 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 123 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 124 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 125 receives (FIRENNICE) 103 and sends to (LUIS_PT) 326 (HIDE*SEEK) 126 receives (MAMOREB) 349 and sends to (ACASIM) 7 (HIDE*SEEK) 127 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 128 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 129 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 130 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 131 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 132 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 133 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 135 receives (STEBEN6) 455 and sends to (PINGOS) 451 (HIDE*SEEK) 136 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 137 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 138 receives (YANAGI) 635 and sends to (STEBEN6) 476 (HIDE*SEEK) 139 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 140 does not trade (HIDE*SEEK) 141 receives (MAMOREB) 350 and sends to (STEBEN6) 483 (ICE13-333) 142 does not trade (ICE13-333) 143 does not trade (ICE13-333) 144 does not trade (ICE13-333) 145 does not trade (ICE13-333) 146 does not trade (ICE13-333) 147 does not trade (ICE13-333) 148 does not trade (ICE13-333) 149 does not trade (ICE13-333) 150 does not trade (ICE13-333) 151 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 288 and sends to (MAMOREB) 361 (ICE13-333) 152 receives (LOS MUERTOS) 312 and sends to (MAMOREB) 367 (ICE13-333) 153 does not trade (ICE13-333) 154 receives (CHIROPTERA) 35 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 182 (ICE13-333) 155 does not trade (ICE13-333) 156 does not trade (ICE13-333) 157 receives (LOS MUERTOS) 313 and sends to (ACASIM) 5 (ICE13-333) 158 does not trade (ICE13-333) 159 receives (CHIROPTERA) 36 and sends to (DRNEAL) 85 (ICE13-333) 160 does not trade (ICE13-333) 161 does not trade (ICE13-333) 162 does not trade (ICE13-333) 163 does not trade (ICE13-333) 164 does not trade (ICE13-333) 165 does not trade (ICE13-333) 166 does not trade (ICE13-333) 167 does not trade (ICE13-333) 168 does not trade (ICE13-333) 169 does not trade (ICE13-333) 170 does not trade (ICE13-333) 171 does not trade (ICE13-333) 172 does not trade (ICE13-333) 173 does not trade (ICE13-333) 174 does not trade (ICE13-333) 175 does not trade (ICE13-333) 176 does not trade (ICE13-333) 177 does not trade (ICE13-333) 178 does not trade (ICE13-333) 179 does not trade (ICE13-333) 180 does not trade (ICE13-333) 181 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 182 receives (ICE13-333) 154 and sends to (ACASIM) 19 (IMOUTNABOUT) 183 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 184 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 189 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 190 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 191 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 192 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 193 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 194 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 195 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 196 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 197 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 198 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 199 receives (ACASIM) 7 and sends to (YANAGI) 623 (IMOUTNABOUT) 200 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 204 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 205 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 206 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 207 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 208 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 209 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 267 and sends to (STEBEN6) 490 (IMOUTNABOUT) 210 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 211 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 212 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 213 receives (WELLNER) 580 and sends to (WELLNER) 569 (IMOUTNABOUT) 214 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 215 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 216 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 217 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 219 receives (FIRENNICE) 104 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 694 (IMOUTNABOUT) 220 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 224 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 225 receives (STEBEN6) 490 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 52 (IMOUTNABOUT) 226 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 227 receives (YANAGI) 614 and sends to (YANAGI) 610 (IMOUTNABOUT) 228 does not trade (IMOUTNABOUT) 229 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 230 receives (THE FOSSILLADY) 514 and sends to (FIRENNICE) 104 (KINI_ONT) 231 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 232 receives (CHIROPTERA) 53 and sends to (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 685 (KINI_ONT) 233 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 234 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 235 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 236 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 237 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 238 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 239 receives (YANAGI) 641 and sends to (LOS MUERTOS) 313 (KINI_ONT) 240 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 241 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 242 receives (CHIROPTERA) 52 and sends to (STEBEN6) 460 (KINI_ONT) 243 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 244 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 245 receives (NEVADANICK) 395 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 283 (KINI_ONT) 246 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 247 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 248 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 249 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 250 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 251 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 252 does not trade (KINI_ONT) 253 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 254 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 255 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 256 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 257 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 258 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 259 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 260 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 261 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 262 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 263 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 264 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 265 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 266 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 267 receives (WUSELELFE) 699 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 209 (LONGTOMSILVER) 268 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 269 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 270 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 271 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 272 receives (CHIROPTERA) 60 and sends to (LOS MUERTOS) 311 (LONGTOMSILVER) 273 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 274 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 275 receives (WELLNER) 574 and sends to (FIRENNICE) 108 (LONGTOMSILVER) 276 receives (WELLNER) 568 and sends to (FIRENNICE) 103 (LONGTOMSILVER) 277 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 278 receives (WELLNER) 569 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 32 (LONGTOMSILVER) 279 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 280 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 281 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 282 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 283 receives (KINI_ONT) 245 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 388 (LONGTOMSILVER) 284 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 285 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 286 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 287 does not trade (LONGTOMSILVER) 288 receives (ACASIM) 6 and sends to (ICE13-333) 151 (LOS MUERTOS) 289 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 290 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 291 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 292 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 293 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 294 receives (WUSELELFE) 694 and sends to (NOSNOW) 415 (LOS MUERTOS) 295 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 296 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 297 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 298 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 299 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 300 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 301 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 302 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 303 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 304 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 305 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 306 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 307 receives (THE FOSSILLADY) 515 and sends to (DRNEAL) 77 (LOS MUERTOS) 308 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 309 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 310 does not trade (LOS MUERTOS) 311 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 272 and sends to (YANAGI) 607 (LOS MUERTOS) 312 receives (NEVADANICK) 400 and sends to (ICE13-333) 152 (LOS MUERTOS) 313 receives (KINI_ONT) 239 and sends to (ICE13-333) 157 (LUIS_PT) 314 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 315 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 316 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 317 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 318 receives (ACASIM) 5 and sends to (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 655 (LUIS_PT) 319 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 320 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 321 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 322 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 323 receives (YANAGI) 640 and sends to (YANAGI) 640 (LUIS_PT) 324 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 325 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 326 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 125 and sends to (ACASIM) 23 (LUIS_PT) 327 does not trade (LUIS_PT) 328 receives (YANAGI) 631 and sends to (ACASIM) 6 (MAMOREB) 330 does not trade (MAMOREB) 331 does not trade (MAMOREB) 332 does not trade (MAMOREB) 333 receives (YANAGI) 623 and sends to (WELLNER) 583 (MAMOREB) 334 does not trade (MAMOREB) 335 does not trade (MAMOREB) 336 does not trade (MAMOREB) 337 does not trade (MAMOREB) 338 does not trade (MAMOREB) 339 does not trade (MAMOREB) 340 does not trade (MAMOREB) 341 does not trade (MAMOREB) 342 does not trade (MAMOREB) 343 does not trade (MAMOREB) 344 does not trade (MAMOREB) 345 does not trade (MAMOREB) 346 does not trade (MAMOREB) 347 does not trade (MAMOREB) 348 does not trade (MAMOREB) 349 receives (CHIROPTERA) 32 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 126 (MAMOREB) 350 receives (NOSNOW) 414 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 141 (MAMOREB) 351 does not trade (MAMOREB) 352 does not trade (MAMOREB) 353 does not trade (MAMOREB) 354 does not trade (MAMOREB) 355 does not trade (MAMOREB) 356 does not trade (MAMOREB) 357 does not trade (MAMOREB) 358 does not trade (MAMOREB) 359 does not trade (MAMOREB) 360 receives (PINGOS) 435 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 711 (MAMOREB) 361 receives (ICE13-333) 151 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 696 (MAMOREB) 362 does not trade (MAMOREB) 363 does not trade (MAMOREB) 364 receives (WUSELELFE) 696 and sends to (MURAZOR) 381 (MAMOREB) 365 receives (YANAGI) 634 and sends to (DRNEAL) 74 (MAMOREB) 366 does not trade (MAMOREB) 367 receives (ICE13-333) 152 and sends to (DRNEAL) 76 (MAMOREB) 368 does not trade (MURAZOR) 369 does not trade (MURAZOR) 370 does not trade (MURAZOR) 371 does not trade (MURAZOR) 372 does not trade (MURAZOR) 373 does not trade (MURAZOR) 374 does not trade (MURAZOR) 375 does not trade (MURAZOR) 376 receives (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 655 and sends to (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 677 (MURAZOR) 377 does not trade (MURAZOR) 378 receives (PINGOS) 431 and sends to (STEBEN6) 455 (MURAZOR) 379 does not trade (MURAZOR) 380 does not trade (MURAZOR) 381 receives (MAMOREB) 364 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 57 (MURAZOR) 382 does not trade (MURAZOR) 383 does not trade (MURAZOR) 384 does not trade (MURAZOR) 385 does not trade (MURAZOR) 386 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 387 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 388 receives (LONGTOMSILVER) 283 and sends to (NOSNOW) 423 (NEVADANICK) 389 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 390 receives (DRNEAL) 77 and sends to (YANAGI) 634 (NEVADANICK) 391 receives (DRNEAL) 85 and sends to (YANAGI) 635 (NEVADANICK) 392 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 393 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 394 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 395 receives (WELLNER) 590 and sends to (KINI_ONT) 245 (NEVADANICK) 396 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 397 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 398 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 399 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 400 receives (YANAGI) 607 and sends to (LOS MUERTOS) 312 (NEVADANICK) 401 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 402 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 403 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 404 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 405 does not trade (NEVADANICK) 406 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 116 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 699 (NEVADANICK) 407 receives (ACASIM) 1 and sends to (ACASIM) 29 (NOSNOW) 408 does not trade (NOSNOW) 409 does not trade (NOSNOW) 410 does not trade (NOSNOW) 411 does not trade (NOSNOW) 412 does not trade (NOSNOW) 413 does not trade (NOSNOW) 414 receives (CHIROPTERA) 57 and sends to (MAMOREB) 350 (NOSNOW) 415 receives (LOS MUERTOS) 294 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 116 (NOSNOW) 416 does not trade (NOSNOW) 417 does not trade (NOSNOW) 418 does not trade (NOSNOW) 419 does not trade (NOSNOW) 420 does not trade (NOSNOW) 421 does not trade (NOSNOW) 422 does not trade (NOSNOW) 423 receives (NEVADANICK) 388 and sends to (YANAGI) 614 (NOSNOW) 424 does not trade (NOSNOW) 425 does not trade (NOSNOW) 426 does not trade (NOSNOW) 427 does not trade (NOSNOW) 428 does not trade (NOSNOW) 429 does not trade (NOSNOW) 430 does not trade (PINGOS) 431 receives (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 677 and sends to (MURAZOR) 378 (PINGOS) 432 does not trade (PINGOS) 433 does not trade (PINGOS) 434 does not trade (PINGOS) 435 receives (WUSELELFE) 692 and sends to (MAMOREB) 360 (PINGOS) 436 does not trade (PINGOS) 437 does not trade (PINGOS) 438 does not trade (PINGOS) 439 does not trade (PINGOS) 440 does not trade (PINGOS) 441 does not trade (PINGOS) 442 does not trade (PINGOS) 443 does not trade (PINGOS) 444 does not trade (PINGOS) 445 does not trade (PINGOS) 446 does not trade (PINGOS) 447 does not trade (PINGOS) 448 does not trade (PINGOS) 449 does not trade (PINGOS) 450 does not trade (PINGOS) 451 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 135 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 695 (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 647 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 648 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 649 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 650 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 651 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 652 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 653 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 654 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 655 receives (LUIS_PT) 318 and sends to (MURAZOR) 376 (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 656 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 657 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 658 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 659 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 660 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 661 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 662 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 663 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 664 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 665 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 666 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 667 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 668 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 669 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 670 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 671 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 672 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 673 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 674 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 675 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 676 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 677 receives (MURAZOR) 376 and sends to (PINGOS) 431 (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 678 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 679 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 680 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 681 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 682 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 683 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 684 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 685 receives (KINI_ONT) 232 and sends to (WUSELELFE) 692 (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 686 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 687 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 688 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 689 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 690 does not trade (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 691 does not trade (STEBEB6) 477 does not trade (STEBEN6) 452 does not trade (STEBEN6) 453 does not trade (STEBEN6) 454 does not trade (STEBEN6) 455 receives (MURAZOR) 378 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 135 (STEBEN6) 456 does not trade (STEBEN6) 457 does not trade (STEBEN6) 458 does not trade (STEBEN6) 459 does not trade (STEBEN6) 460 receives (KINI_ONT) 242 and sends to (WELLNER) 590 (STEBEN6) 461 does not trade (STEBEN6) 462 does not trade (STEBEN6) 463 does not trade (STEBEN6) 466 does not trade (STEBEN6) 467 does not trade (STEBEN6) 468 does not trade (STEBEN6) 469 does not trade (STEBEN6) 470 does not trade (STEBEN6) 471 does not trade (STEBEN6) 472 does not trade (STEBEN6) 473 does not trade (STEBEN6) 474 does not trade (STEBEN6) 475 does not trade (STEBEN6) 476 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 138 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 41 (STEBEN6) 478 does not trade (STEBEN6) 479 does not trade (STEBEN6) 480 does not trade (STEBEN6) 481 does not trade (STEBEN6) 482 does not trade (STEBEN6) 483 receives (HIDE*SEEK) 141 and sends to (THE FOSSILLADY) 515 (STEBEN6) 484 does not trade (STEBEN6) 485 does not trade (STEBEN6) 486 does not trade (STEBEN6) 487 does not trade (STEBEN6) 488 does not trade (STEBEN6) 489 does not trade (STEBEN6) 490 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 209 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 225 (STEBEN6) 491 does not trade (STEBEN6) 492 does not trade (STEBEN6) 493 does not trade (STEBEN6) 494 does not trade (STEBEN6) 495 does not trade (STEBEN6) 496 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 497 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 498 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 499 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 500 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 501 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 502 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 503 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 504 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 505 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 506 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 507 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 508 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 509 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 510 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 511 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 512 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 513 does not trade (THE FOSSILLADY) 514 receives (FIRENNICE) 108 and sends to (KINI_ONT) 230 (THE FOSSILLADY) 515 receives (STEBEN6) 483 and sends to (LOS MUERTOS) 307 (THE FOSSILLADY) 516 does not trade (TMA) 517 does not trade (TMA) 518 does not trade (TMA) 519 does not trade (TMA) 520 does not trade (TMA) 521 does not trade (TMA) 522 does not trade (TMA) 523 does not trade (TMA) 524 does not trade (TMA) 525 does not trade (TMA) 526 does not trade (TMA) 527 does not trade (TMA) 528 does not trade (TMA) 529 does not trade (TMA) 530 does not trade (TMA) 531 does not trade (TMA) 532 does not trade (TMA) 533 does not trade (TMA) 534 does not trade (TMA) 535 does not trade (TMA) 536 does not trade (TMA) 537 does not trade (TMA) 538 does not trade (TMA) 539 does not trade (TMA) 540 does not trade (TMA) 541 does not trade (TMA) 542 does not trade (TMA) 543 does not trade (TMA) 544 does not trade (TMA) 545 does not trade (TMA) 546 does not trade (TMA) 547 does not trade (TMA) 548 does not trade (TMA) 549 does not trade (TMA) 550 does not trade (TMA) 551 does not trade (TMA) 552 does not trade (TMA) 553 does not trade (TMA) 554 does not trade (TMA) 555 does not trade (TMA) 556 does not trade (TMA) 557 does not trade (TMA) 558 does not trade (TMA) 559 does not trade (TMA) 560 does not trade (TMA) 561 does not trade (TMA) 562 does not trade (TMA) 563 does not trade (TMA) 564 does not trade (TMA) 565 does not trade (TMA) 566 does not trade (WELLNER) 567 does not trade (WELLNER) 568 receives (ACASIM) 21 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 276 (WELLNER) 569 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 213 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 278 (WELLNER) 570 does not trade (WELLNER) 571 does not trade (WELLNER) 572 does not trade (WELLNER) 573 does not trade (WELLNER) 574 receives (DRNEAL) 76 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 275 (WELLNER) 575 does not trade (WELLNER) 576 does not trade (WELLNER) 577 does not trade (WELLNER) 578 does not trade (WELLNER) 579 does not trade (WELLNER) 580 receives (DRNEAL) 74 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 213 (WELLNER) 581 does not trade (WELLNER) 582 does not trade (WELLNER) 583 receives (MAMOREB) 333 and sends to (ACASIM) 1 (WELLNER) 584 does not trade (WELLNER) 585 does not trade (WELLNER) 586 does not trade (WELLNER) 587 does not trade (WELLNER) 588 does not trade (WELLNER) 589 does not trade (WELLNER) 590 receives (STEBEN6) 460 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 395 (WELLNER) 591 does not trade (WELLNER) 592 does not trade (WELLNER) 593 does not trade (WELLNER) 594 does not trade (WELLNER) 595 does not trade (WELLNER) 596 does not trade (WELLNER) 597 does not trade (WELLNER) 598 does not trade (WELLNER) 599 does not trade (WELLNER) 600 does not trade (WELLNER) 601 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 692 receives (SIX LITTLE SPOOKIES) 685 and sends to (PINGOS) 435 (WUSELELFE) 693 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 694 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 219 and sends to (LOS MUERTOS) 294 (WUSELELFE) 695 receives (PINGOS) 451 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 60 (WUSELELFE) 696 receives (MAMOREB) 361 and sends to (MAMOREB) 364 (WUSELELFE) 697 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 698 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 699 receives (NEVADANICK) 406 and sends to (LONGTOMSILVER) 267 (WUSELELFE) 700 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 701 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 702 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 703 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 704 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 705 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 706 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 707 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 708 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 709 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 710 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 711 receives (MAMOREB) 360 and sends to (DRNEAL) 73 (WUSELELFE) 712 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 713 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 714 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 715 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 716 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 717 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 718 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 719 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 720 does not trade (WUSELELFE) 721 does not trade (YANAGI) 602 does not trade (YANAGI) 603 does not trade (YANAGI) 604 does not trade (YANAGI) 605 does not trade (YANAGI) 606 does not trade (YANAGI) 607 receives (LOS MUERTOS) 311 and sends to (NEVADANICK) 400 (YANAGI) 608 receives (ACASIM) 29 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 36 (YANAGI) 609 does not trade (YANAGI) 610 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 227 and sends to (CHIROPTERA) 53 (YANAGI) 611 does not trade (YANAGI) 612 does not trade (YANAGI) 613 does not trade (YANAGI) 614 receives (NOSNOW) 423 and sends to (IMOUTNABOUT) 227 (YANAGI) 615 does not trade (YANAGI) 616 does not trade (YANAGI) 617 does not trade (YANAGI) 618 does not trade (YANAGI) 619 does not trade (YANAGI) 620 does not trade (YANAGI) 621 does not trade (YANAGI) 622 does not trade (YANAGI) 623 receives (IMOUTNABOUT) 199 and sends to (MAMOREB) 333 (YANAGI) 624 does not trade (YANAGI) 625 does not trade (YANAGI) 626 does not trade (YANAGI) 627 does not trade (YANAGI) 628 does not trade (YANAGI) 629 does not trade (YANAGI) 630 does not trade (YANAGI) 631 receives (ACASIM) 19 and sends to (LUIS_PT) 328 (YANAGI) 632 does not trade (YANAGI) 633 does not trade (YANAGI) 634 receives (NEVADANICK) 390 and sends to (MAMOREB) 365 (YANAGI) 635 receives (NEVADANICK) 391 and sends to (HIDE*SEEK) 138 (YANAGI) 636 does not trade (YANAGI) 637 does not trade (YANAGI) 638 does not trade (YANAGI) 639 does not trade (YANAGI) 640 receives (LUIS_PT) 323 and sends to (LUIS_PT) 323 (YANAGI) 641 receives (CHIROPTERA) 41 and sends to (KINI_ONT) 239 (YANAGI) 642 does not trade (YANAGI) 643 does not trade (YANAGI) 644 does not trade (YANAGI) 645 receives (CHIROPTERA) 42 and sends to (ACASIM) 21 (YANAGI) 646 does not trade 329 does not trade

Sorry, że się dotąd nie odzywałem, ale wciąż staram się odespać ostatnie tygodnie przygotowań. Poza tym jestem sam z dziećmi, a kończy się rok szkolny, więc mam parę dodatkowych spraw na głowie... No więc, jak to sobie wydedukowałem z tymi FTFami zabrzańskimi. Miałem na myśli nie tylko earthy ale i tradycyjne kesze powstałe z konta "sztygar.z.guido". Dlaczego? Uważam, że ja jestem gospodarzem eventu, ale jeśli mamy event międzynarodowy, to my, jako polska społeczność, jesteśmy jednocześnie zbiorowym gospodarzem. A gospodarz, podobno, winien okazać gościnność. Wśród zagraniczniaków było kilka osób, które miały ochotę na FTFy i sami łowią je w myśl ogólnej zasady. Ale: czy mieli wyjechać w poniedziałek, by załapać się choć na jednego? Z zeszłego roku z Górzna wiemy, że w ferworze walki były osoby, które kosiły wszystko, jak leciało. Czy nie byłoby fajnie pozostawić coś dla innych, o tym nikt nie pomyślał. Dla mnie, przyznam się, idea FTFa jest kontrowersyjna, bo jeśli zdobędę jakiś wysoki badgen w tej kategorii, to tak naprawdę pasożytuję na innych. Czy ktoś stawia 50, 100, 200 keszy tylko po to by kilka osób miało z tego fan? To nie Groundspeak funduje te "medaliki" a gracz zakładający kesze. Mój pierwszy pomysł był taki, by wszystkie kesze odpalić w sobotę rano. Komplikowałoby to frekwencję na wykładach i same zjazdy do kopalni, więc zostało to podzielone. Dodatkowo kilku graczy - którzy wsparli mnie również pracą - prosiło o wcześniejsze publikacje, bo mieli już być na miejscu. Nie da się jednak ukryć, że wszystkie te kesze zostały postawione nie po to, by w Zabrzu było więcej skrzynek, bo tak jest fajnie, tylko były to kesze na ten konkretny event. Gdyby event oparł się o 5 earthów, przyjechałoby na niego 25 osób. Przy tym i earthy kopalniane są niezupełnie takie, jakie powinny być, bo jest ich kilka i są dość monotematyczne. Uwzględniają częściowo pytania, których gdzie indziej bym raczej jako reviewer nie uznał. Ale nie zrobiłem tego dla własnego widzimisię "bo ja mogę". Musiałem to omówić z menadżerami kopalni, szefem przewodników - którzy powiedzieli mi otwarcie, że bardzo się cieszą z pomysłu i chcą te earthy mieć, ale jednocześnie mają ustalone czasy wycieczek, wyszkolonych odpowiednio przewodników, nacisk na przekaz idzie w stronę historyczno-kulturalną, są wymogi bezpieczeństwa i tego muszą się trzymać. Powiedzmy za dwa tygodnie w grupe zwiedzających znajduje się jeden geocacher i nagle prosi o postój "bo on tu coś dodatkowego ma". I tak razy dziewięć. Dostałbym odmowę, gdybym kierował się regułami EC w tym względzie. Teoretycznie można byłoby zrobić EC jak przy Wieliczce - gdzie akurat z PIGiem pracuję nad serią earthów - strzel zdjęcie z szybem i sprawa załatwiona. Wiele osób tak tego EC zaliczyło, choć w kopalni nie było. Uważam, że te osoby, którym rozwiązanie zabrzańskich FTFów nie odpowiada, nie muszą tego tak logować - ale jednocześnie mogłyby mieć zrozumienie dla innych. To był event, i spotkaliśmy się tam głównie dla kopalni i wykładów, nie dla ftfowych statsów. Spójrzcie proszę na matrixy, z którymi jest podobna sytuacja: mój 365 zbierałem trzy lata. Dzisiaj jest masę osób, które logują dopasowując znalezienia jednego dnia do kilku dat. Namieszał w tym sam Groundspeak, bo akcją z sierpnia zeszłego roku nakręcił wyścig szczurów. Byłem sam przy tym, jak niektórzy keszerzy w Wawie rzucali kąśliwym komentarzem, że już im się nie chce tego zbierać, jak dowiedzieli się, że ten i ów natrzaskał tego ponad setkę keszując tak naprawdę co parę dni. Na plus im zaliczam, że sami dalej pracują w pocie czoła na swój własny badgen, ale nie zrobili z tego krucjaty na forum. Ja sam też nie wytykam nikomu palcami, że to sobie przestawił na ten dzień, a tamto na inny. Ba, jak ktoś mnie pyta o zgodę, czy może to zrobić z jednym z moich keszy, daję taką. Są wśród nas ludzie, którzy zbierali to długo, byli u celu, i nagle zmarł ktoś w rodzinie, dziecko wylądowało w ciężkim stanie w szpitalu, firma zerwała kontrakt i wysłała takiego człowieka z dnia na dzień na bezkeszowe antypody. To jest gra, nie jesteśmy tu na polu walki. Zaręczam Wam, że o Carbonie zagraniczniacy mówią bardzo dobrze i nikt nie miałtoli o tych FTFach. To że nie było nas 500 osób, komentowane jest słowami, że event był w rodzinno-przyjacielskiej atmosferze i po raz kolejny okazało się, że jakość, nie liość jest ważna i taka impreza jest dużo przyjemniejsza, niż komercyjna gigantomania (cytuję, to nie moje słowa). Akurat najwięcj dobrych słów płynie z Niemiec, gdzie geocacherzy powoli żygają imprezą na parę tysięcy osób przypominającą targi producentów "geocachingowych". Pamiętajcie też o tym, że często na mega, w zamian za opłatę wpisową - ma to nawet jakąś oficjalną nazwę, ale nie pamiętam jaką, sam uznałem to za chucpę - otrzymuje się "bulietyn" zawierający informacje o keszach, które nie są jeszcze opublikowane, na 24 godziny przed. To taki "plus dla płacących". Mielibyście na coś takiego ochotę? Jeśli ktoś wyraźną informację, że chodzi o kesze "sztygara" przeinterpretował na wszystko, co leży wokół Zabrza, no cóż... to lekkie przegięcie, jakie mu się pewnie odbije czkawką w opinii naszej sceny. To nie były jedyne błędy: niektóre osoby nie uważały przy podanych informacjach, ktoś przekreślił jedną z list obcojęzycznych, bo uznał, że nik się nie zapisuje, to pojadą "nasi". Sporo osób dopisywało kolejne numery dla zjazdu w kopalni, choć było i pisane i mówione, że do windy wchodzą tylko 23 osoby. Jedna grupa nie przyniosła listy i została przesunięta. Niektórym nie pasowało podanie kodu i miejscowości na listach - a jest to wymóg prawny odnoszący się do kopalń, również Guido, choć jest kopalnią muzeum - chodzi po prostu o to, że jak nastąpi zawał, to u góry chcą wiedzić, skąd są potencjalne ofiary. I dla tego muszą to być wpisy tych osób, nie pracownika kopalni. Nota bene, w sobotę wieczorem jeden z chodników został lekko zasypany i chyba obecnie jeden z earthów jest nieosiągalny. Czyli wszystko tam pod ziemią jest wciąż możliwe. Podsumowując, naprawdę nie ma sensu dzielić włosa na czworo. Jak w wojsku: każdy potrafi strzelać, ale snajperów jest tylko kilku. Wykarzcie się, proszę, zrozumieniem i tolerancją, a nie musztrowaniem. Od siebie przepraszam, jeśli Was takim rozwiązaniem rozczarowałem. Pozwolę sobie też dodać, że tej dyskusji nie odebrałem jako krytyki eventu, a tego jednego punktu spornego, nikt się tego nie musi obawiać Jestem bardzo wdzięczny za Wasze wpisy, podziękowania, gratulacje i bardzo ciepłe słowa, jakie otrzymałem. Myślę, że wspólnie postawiliśmy coś wartościowego na nogi.

Is there anything I can do about this? I found a nearby mountaintop cache four months ago, and it was the only nearby example of that rare breed, a 2/4.5, on the day I found it. In the intervening weeks I finished my Fizzy grid and logged a few D/T challenge caches. Then, today, the CO revamped the page after doing owner maintenance over the weekend. In the process he changed the D/T rating to 2/4. I found a 2/4.5 darn it, not a 2/4. So what if he changed the hide and made it easier afterwards? He's entitled to make changes, of course, but shouldn't anything of this sort be a "from this day forward" change? I guess I'm not going to update mygeocachingprofile.com, the one the public sees, until I find a replacement 2/4.5, the nearest of which, I think, is 180 miles away in the desert in a sweltering spot I'd rather not go until October. I really don't want to unfind--and then later refind--a bunch of D/T challenges. For one, doing so could ruin my daily streak. I'm working on a 365-consecutive day challenge and I have many single-cache days in there, the loss of any of which would torpedo that effort, too. Is this the way D/T records are supposed to work? I didn't find a 2/4, I found a 2/4.5. Shouldn't I retain credit no matter how easy the CO decides to make the cache later on? Who's with me? I'm talking with the CO about this. He's someone I know, so I might be able to get it reversed. (No guarantee, though) Still, this incident begs a lot of questions. And, as a CO, I'll make sure I NEVER change the D/T rating of any of my caches down the road. I'll live with whatever rating I assign it at the time. Doing otherwise could mess up folks who have already found the cache.

For Washington, I would personally not list the Eatonville one, its a weird version of it where you have to have finds in that one city. You may want to add for Washington Calendar: GC40KEM Double Calendar Challenge GC3D7NN Calendar 365 Challenge GC3D7P0 Calendar 366 Challenge GC22BVM Calendar 365 Challenge GC29BV8 Calendar 365 Challenge it would seem both our Placed Dates Challenges are gone, you got the Fizzy and the remaining Jasmer So, that would complete you for Washington State.

My wife & I are compiling a Bookmarked List of certain challenges for all fifty states plus Washington DC. Any help will be appreciated. We are wanting Fizzy Challenges (Well Rounded Geocacher), Jasmer Challenge, Finds on all 365(366) Days of the Year and Finds on all 365(366) Placed Dates of the Year. You can check out our Bookmarked List to see if we are missing any from your own challenge caches or from your part of the United Sates. Fizzy/Jasmer/365 (366) Days/Placed Dates Thanks for any help, Jay

The story goes like this ... ...more than a year ago, one of my FB friends posted something strange, with an icon of a white box and a green cover (TB), and then another day the box had a yellow cover (Multi). Eventually we talked about it and he showed me quickly what geocaching was ("walking with a goal" is how he called it). That wasn't clearly something for me, on one hand I'm pretty good at hiding my car keys at home on D5 places without any effort, and on the other hand my sense of orientation is famous worldwide, I must be one of the few persons in this planet that managed to get completely lost in his hometown Anyway, exactly one year ago, day by day I decided to deviate a few hundred meters in my daily run and try to find "something" I had no clue how it would look like. To my biggest surprise, and thanks to the hint .. I found it !!! exactly 365 days, exactly 500 caches (timing is everything) and 12 countries later I've learned, oh yes I have learned: ... on my first months I learned: - That "Spoiler" is not the name of the dog appearing in all pictures of a local series - That if you think you have to destroy a tree to get to the cache, then you're probably looking at the wrong place. - That cachers aren't necessarily the best friends of trees and chapels - That you don't necessarily have to cache nightcaches by night, and you know what? On daylight is muuuuch easier !! - About creepy creatures hiding under rocks I've never thought would exist - About labradorite, feldspar and many different types of rocks with a looong story behind. I really admire the EarthCaching community, shame there aren't that many EC's around - That on a D1,5 you don't have to climb a tree nor to jump over a wide creek, regardless of what the GPS may think - How stupid I look on a webcam when I'm trying to take a pic with my iphone in the middle of a busy street of "that" website - How frustrated it can be to be a FTA (First to Arrive) and still STF - How great it feels to log your FIRST FTF - That FTF stuff is not for me. My work is stressing enough, and finding a cache as 1000th person can feel as good as being the FTF (honestly) - That FIC (First in Country, I mean my first cache in a given country) is MAGIC - That D/T ratio is country-dependent. A German D1/T1 can be as challenging as a Belgian D2/T2 or a Portuguese D3/T3 ... I can prove that!! - To be thankful to the one that decided not to delete old Virtuals, when you just have one shot on a very remote country, that's the best thing you can land upon - That I'm VERY fortunate to leave in Flanders (Belgium) where we have almost as many caches as inhabitants, and to work in Germany, where definitely there are more caches than citizens - That I can disappear in WW bunkers and climb to (small) trees and enjoy it like a small child - That I will never log a T5 cache (and that's fine) - That a Multi doesn't mean a stash, and then a stash and then ...but that the stash may JUST be the last thing (trust me, it took me a looong time to realize that) - That a "?" cache in a map, may mean a puzzle, or a bonus, or a challenge or an unknown size or ... who knows !! - That, my assumption that geocachers is a secret society of rare organisms coming from outer space hiding millions of objects below our noses wasn't completely accurate. Geocachers seem to be humans!! I've met 3 of them in my 500 caches, and they looked quite normal - That, thanks to attending one of their secret gatherings (they called it "MegaEvents") I realize that not only they are humans, but they look suspiciously similar to me (40-50 years old, kind of easy-going) Then I moved to the next phase .. hiding my own caches !!! And then I learned again, I learned: - Why some of the caches I was searching weren't really on GZ ... because my first ones weren't there either - How crazy FTF seekers may be. You don't want to know on which weather were some of my caches first found - to hate shorts "Found Easily!" logs. Well, if it was D1,5/T1,5 what did they expect, a nano up 20m in a tree somewhere in the Amazon basin? - that some caches have legs. You put them somewhere, then they go somewhere else, then they get back - how tough it can be to convince a reviewer to post a cache, specially a Challenge one - how neighbour-sensitive some caches may be (I had to relocate two, that were on a, presumed, perfectly fine site) And finally ... I even bought TB's !!! and then .. I learned: - that the romantic idea of letting your TB's travel around the world is just that, a romantic idea. I have 3 TB's out there, one hasn't been found yet (challenging cache) and the other two are probably gone for good. - that this point is statistically proven. Out of the many TB's that theoretically should be on the caches I was logging (remember 500 in 12 countries), less than 10% were still there But anyway, I don't want to close this first-year-log on a sad note. Honestly it's been a lot of fun, have discovered many interesting places, sometimes VERY close to home or places I often go to, I've learned a lot about their big or small stories, have georun (more than half of my caches have been logged on some kind of running tour)different paths than the ones I used to, and with every smiley, there was as well a smile on my face Wait, and what now? Well since I discovered a 10 years old nest-cache falling apart in Germany, I've found old caches cute, so I may try to fill in the month-calendar one of these days, other than that there are still 2.000.000 something stories to discover ... I can't wait! Keep on caching !!

I'll be attending Burning Man (again) this year, but there will be one major difference from previous years... I'm geocaching now, and not only that, attempting 365 days in a row. The Burn is about the only thing that may trip up my streak, but maybe... Just maybe if there are enough caching burners and there's at least one event every day of the burn (there are two already yay) I may be able to make this happen. Fingers crossed!