[Coco] CoConut map updated

[Robert Emery]

--- KnudsenMJ at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 7/25/04 3:46:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
> theother_bob at yahoo.com writes:
> 
> > The map program places the X's a bit above the location,
> >  and I estimate each X is about 25 miles wide by 30 high.
> >  
> >  I had to move Neil M. all the way down to Lyman, WA
> >  (nearly 50 miles south) to get his X on the map.
> 
> Can the program represent a high density of Coconuts at one location?  I'd 
> expect to see a heavy blur of pixels just west of Chicago, for the grand old 
> Glenside members.  --Mike K.
 
If there are two names in the same zip code it would just look like one X (I'm
trying to get a different symbol in there). I can (and have) spread them out by
"moving" someone to a nearby zipcode. I'm also moving some of the west coasters
slightly inland for better visibility.

So far I only have about four names in the Chicago area, and one of those I
took the liberty of adding for the Glenside Club itself.

The northeast is definitely the greatest concentration of CoConuts so far...
just by a visual estimate I'd say about 3/4 of the CoConuts are in that 1/4 of
the country, and about 80% are in the eastern half. Poor Willard is all alone
between Texas and the west coast (he's the X in New Mexico).

If anyone wants a list of names in their area, I can provide it, but I am not
storing email addresses. I am storing Name, zip, city and state for each entry
(plus other relevant notes, like folks who say they'll be moving soon), and the
correct zip for those that I move.

To date I have just over 50 names, 47 within the US. The few that are outside
the US I may just do by hand. This has been quite an interesting little project
for me. Thank you all for pitching in.

Bob Emery
P.S. We still need more X's!


		
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