Fingerprint in Google Maps

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Boyd Baumgartner
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Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by Boyd Baumgartner »

Anyone ever seen the Fingerprint Maze in Hove Park in the UK on Google Maps. I just found out about it today and thought I'd share it.

This link shows the image I attached and shows where it's at in the park, (you have to zoom in)

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8586481
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Charles Parker
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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Boyd we have a big whorl pattern in front of our building----It is called 'Elevated Prarrie".

If you go to Mapquest and the aerial veiw for 812 Springdale Road, Austin, Texas you can see it but I am not computer savy enough to get it on to this web site.

Perhaps Gerald might be able to do it.

A whorl pattern with 14 L2D (some say 12, some say 13).
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Shane Turnidge
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by Shane Turnidge »

Here you go Charlie... It has inconclusive written all over it. :P

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Boyd Baumgartner
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by Boyd Baumgartner »

I was worried about you Charles. I mean I know Law Enforcement budgets are tight and all, but couldn't they at least spring for a roof over your cubicle? Seems like there could be a chain of custody issue there....

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Charles Parker
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Compared to where we use to work-----no roof is a palace by comparison.

Besides they are taking $100 out of each employees paycheck to help pay for the construction.

Don't they do that everybody???
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skflynn
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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The roof of Cogent 201 S. Fairoaks South Pasadena Ca. Note the Magnifying glass. There is ridge detail inside of it if you go to the birds eye view.


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Charles Parker
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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My question is-----whose fingerprint is it supposed to represent??
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gaganforensics
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by gaganforensics »

all looks nice
but is there a real need ?
regards
gds :P
Dennis Degler
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:mrgreen:
Pat A. Wertheim
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by Pat A. Wertheim »

Now, now, Dennis. I ran the furrows in the fingerprint in your front yard once and I found it delightful to give it a whorl.

Speaking of whorls, Charles Illsley used to show a slide of an aerial photo of an open pit mine in Utah that was a beautiful whorl pattern. I have scrolled around on Google Maps satellite photos and tried to find it, but so far without luck. Would anybody happen to know where that mine is?
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Boyd Baumgartner
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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Would that be Bingham?
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Pat A. Wertheim
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

Post by Pat A. Wertheim »

Hi Boyd, I found that one, but the mine I seem to recall had a perfect (almost)circular spiral with two deltas, exactly as in a whorl. Is it my imagination playing tricks on me, or was there such a perfect open pit mine? I do not believe this was the one Charles used.
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Gerald Clough
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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Yeah, that's all nice, but can someone just run this through AFIS and see who's been annoying my slug...

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sharon cook
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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Oh no! I am NOT volunteering for the slug-comparison duty.
Take responsibility for your own actions
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Re: Fingerprint in Google Maps

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I used to work with that slug until the Chief bought the "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" excuse and approved a medical retirement!
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