Metro NY Geocaching Society

... to rest seems to indicate that your thread was actually just letting us know the status of the cache and not some sort of call to action to do something about it, or was it? Yeah, I think you read it right. It seems like this cache is ready to go to cache heaven. I'll pour out a 40 in memory.

... In this particular case I was close to zero percent to get any FTFs on the series regardless, because my days of rushing to get the car out for something "off the island" are pretty much behind me. If it had been me, I'd've published them a few days apart. Not out of "fairness", ...

... not fun. Plus, solving a mind bender at your desk just isn't the same as going for a nice walk outside. We hear you, we really do! So, we're doing something about it. No, we're not going to stop publishing puzzle caches. No, we're not going to make the ones we publish any easier. And that seminar ...

... he wants to launch some from NYC. Do we have any metro coins around that perhaps he could buy from us. or maybe someone in Manhattan can sell him something from your stock? Hello,we are from spain, can you help me please? can you tell me where is to buy geocoins and travel bugs en new york or ...

... people's ALR alarms. Does anyone know what led to NYA's change of heart? Is it being considered a grandfathered virtual despite the multi icon or something?

Ha, thanks... I was reading about how someone stole the lid to the cache a couple of weeks ago and that the CO had said something along the lines of "well, it had a good run". Got me thinking that if I didn't get it soon, I'd have to trek through the jungles of Brazil for an APE cache!

... for this route and download the results. Great idea. I haven't learned how to create custom routes in this context, but it would be awesome to see something similar for the other boroughs as well. Then we could maintain a sticky post with links for anyone who wants a PQ to capture whichever of ...

... It's probably good that they can't film in Central Park, actually... I am generally hesitant to rub the CPC's nose in the caching activity there. Something in Riverside Park, Morningside Park or Inwood Hill / Fort Tryon might work well. Gerk's Lantern caches on Ward's Island might not be a bad ...

... figure out the combination to free the log - if the container is visible but difficult to access (like at the top of a tall pole or under water or something) - etc. But other than some special situations like that I don't think I would care too much. In a way I think the way this guy is logging ...

... we do these calendars I think pricing in an extra few dollars so that (say) John doesn't have to shell money out of pocket the next time he buys something the group needs would be a worthwhile goal. Doing it through a company like Zazzle is nice because (unlike the coins) we don't have to order ...

... artistic talent than me) please get in touch with me as well so that we can chat a bit about the project. I don't think it would be hard to put something together, and with no initial outlay it could be a painless way to get a nice set of photos out to people. Email me please! And then watch ...

So apparently somebody named Finn is the Mayor of Snug as a Bug:

http://foursquare.com/venue/5772762

Should he be collecting taxes on my behalf or something? foursquare people, help me out.

The API is something that allows developers to write third-party tools to interact with the company's code or database. Basically, an API lets other people write software besides just you. Companies that have open API's tend to ...

... is through a publication request. The same reviewer engaged in an email discussion before the cache is submitted and enlisted to try to figure out something that will work, is often a lot more flexible. I don't know who your reviewer is, but if it's New York Admin you can send him/her/them a message ...

... course there was Special Mission: PLANET OF THE APES Premiere! (GC1168) that was in Central Park! I can't imagine trying to get away with hiding something that big in Central Park. (And that sentiment proved more or less true, as it only got 4 finds before disappearing a couple of weeks later.) ...