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<DIV>This may be of interest to some of the geocaching community. A way to
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<DIV><BR><BR>Steve Fossett has been missing in the Nevada desert since he went
for a short flight last Monday and never returned. You can help find him. The
search is going on and not diminishing, although coverage on the news has scaled
back somewhat. A week sounds like a long time, but he is a stubborn,
knowledgeable survivalist. If anyone can come through this it will be him, but
he is undoubtedly in need of assistance or he would have hiked out by now. So it
is vital that the search for him continue and in that area you can all
help. <BR><BR>They are using a systematic search of satellite images and
anyone with a computer who can examine the images can help. All the details are
on his website: <A href="http://www.stevefossett.com">www.stevefossett.com</A> .
They are also asking for helicopters and observers to aid in the search
directly. Internet satellite image analysis: 'The 'Amazon Mechanical Turk'
internet-based satellite image analysis project continues in its efforts to find
Steve. To offer your help, please go to:</DIV>
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href="http://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=9TSZK4G35XEZJZG21T60&kw=Flash"><STRONG><FONT
color=#006666>http://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=9TSZK4G35XEZJZG21T60&kw=Flash</FONT></STRONG></A></DIV>
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href="http://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=9TSZK4G35XEZJZG21T60&__=Flash"></A> </DIV>
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href="http://www.livescience.com/blogs/2007/09/09/join-the-search-for-steve-fossettvia-satellite-imagery/"></A> </DIV>
<DIV><BR>There you will be shown sample images of a similar aircraft and an
actual recent single satellite image to review. You will be asked to note if
there are any objects that resemble an airplane like the one Steve Fossett was
last seen flying on Monday. The instructions to report are
straightforward.<BR>You can also see the same area in context on Google Earth,
although to ensure you see the most recent image of the assigned area on Google
Earth you will need to follow additional instructions.<BR>We would like once
again to express our deep thanks to all who have volunteered their time and
equipment, to those are participating in the Amazon Mechanical Turk project as
well as to those who have sent their heartfelt best wishes and prayers for
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