2005 Minbin.com and Minnesota Wild hunts

Crazy!! :smile:

Clue 8

But move me first. Do you see my note “face down below the banqueting house?” If so, leave my note at 111. I only left one.

Clue 8

But move me first. Do you see my note “face down below the banqueting house?” If so, leave my note at 111. I only left one.

grrrrr

Face Down Below The Banqueting House By Kathy Lynn Emerson Hmmmm

Face Down Below The Banqueting House, a book written by Kathy Lynn Emerson

location in the library.?!

http://www.belgravehouse.com/klemerson.htm

111 in the dewey decimal systerm is ontology

what the heck is ontology??

Ontology

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This article discusses ontology in philosophy. For the term in computer science, see ontology (computer science).

In philosophy, ontology (from the Greek ὄν, genitive ὄντος: being (part. of εἶναι: to be) and -λογία: writing about, study of) is the most fundamental branch of metaphysics. It studies being or existence as well as the basic categories thereof—trying to find out what entities and what types of entities exist. Ontology has strong implications for the conceptions of reality.

Some philosophers, notably of the Platonic school, contend that all nouns refer to entities. Other philosophers contend that some nouns do not name entities but provide a kind of shorthand way of referring to a collection (of either objects or events). In this latter view, mind, instead of referring to an entity, refers to a collection of mental events experienced by a person; society refers to a collection of persons with some shared characteristics, and geometry refers to a collection of a specific kind of intellectual activity. Any ontology must give an account of which words refer to entities, which do not, why, and what categories result. When one applies this process to nouns such as electrons, energy, contract, happiness, time, truth, causality, and god, ontology becomes fundamental to many branches of philosophy.

A specification of a conceptualization.

http://www-ksl.stanford.edu/kst/what-is-an-ontology.html

ok then :confused: :chagrin: :pbpt:

http://mplwebcat.mplib.org/search/tFace+Down+Below+The+Banqueting+House+By+Kathy+Lynn+Emerson/tface+down+below+the+banqueting+house+by+kathy+lynn+emerson/-2%2C0%2C0%2CB/frameset&FF=tface+down+below+the+banqueting+house+a+mystery+featuring+susanna+lady+apple&1%2C1%2C/indexsort=-

Shows that it is checked in!

So this mouse was impossible to find until this clue. Unless you were looking to check out that particular book.

Quick! Someone put a request in for it! :sillygrin:

I'll bet the library is going to love it when a bunch of people come stampeding in there at 10am all looking for the same book.

well i hope someone find its!! goodluck out there!

poor jake

Where was Jake looking?

damn...

its hard to post here...

You know if it's actually in the library, amongst the books, we wouldn't be able to look for it on Sunday because it's closed.

don't think they would put it in the library.

and if you look at the link that jt posted, the Nokomis library shows the book as being checked out.

Jake was supposed to be down at the library this morning, but I just heard from some people there and his isn't there. However, the library doesn't open for about 15 min. so maybe he went and got a coffee or something.

I'm still having a hard time believing the library. I like the move date, but all the other mice have been in outdoors in nice big parks. The other clues are weak there. I just can't see it being where you have to depend on business hours.

I'd laugh my ass off, if when the people are let in, they all rush to find the book... and the "note" says

"Cluemaster was here"

Mouse found by CM and Jake

Tim got the note, but CM and Jake figured out what to do next.

SWEET!!!

where was it?

In the central library

After finding the note in the book, you needed to look under the mice on the computers there. Then, you needed to bring it to the librarian and say the password Minnehaha Falls.

Bwaaaaah!

That was a cooler hunt! Wish I could have done it.

Did they get kicked out of the library yet for being loud and obnoxious? :goofy:

Jake and CM are cutting Tim in for a third because he got the note.

Well, the librarian was in on it so I guess it was to be expected.

That was a fun one! :grin:

so they had the librarian involved too?

the cooler aced the hunts. sweet!

yes, they had to give the librarian the password which was minnehaha

very fun hunt

congrats to the finders!

Reminds me of Amazing Race where they run into a building and someone working there hands them a clue. :grin: Puts a new spin on hunting though. Who knew you had to cozy up to a librarian? :chagrin:

Way to go all of you!

HA, OT, we were talking about that yesterday.

cool hunt. wish i could have played more!

guess i have to save it for the big one.

it was awesome to maybe re-up the noodling though!!

congrats to yas, tim, jake, and cm!

Did Tim put the note back?

Congratulations, guys!!! Congrats to all the finders!!! Nice sweep :grin: :cool:

Congratulations, Tim, CM and Jake! "How clever of you!" (Quote from page 111 of the book).

So is CM going to go along to claim this one too? Might not be a good idea, especially since they know his email address is cluemaster@! They might think he's a professional hunter or something and disqualify him for future hunts. :eek:

Clue Master

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=1f86de4f-2301-4c8e-a276-f55baff26a00

Kitch

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=a517fbea-acff-497e-ad30-b5205c9d01e3

me2minnesota

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=3b162e9a-f26b-41d4-aad4-c4520e95d055

mucluck

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=c20271a9-9c15-4e64-80b3-fe98816abb3f

Pay Me

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=54829d28-fb85-4c2d-b566-791b2323959d

Tim The Hunter

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=d678c390-05d3-4a35-8f40-35cd1855b3bb

Jake

unknown