Geology May Give Bin Laden Away: "Geologists are examining rocks visible in a recent videotape of Osama bin Laden, in hopes of shedding light on his whereabouts. In theory, by identifying the rock types, they might provide new clues to bin Laden's movements. But so far they disagree in their interpretations of the videotape. That's partly because of uncertainty about the rocks' color and distance from the camera."

However, from film footage of a bird's beak used as a Taliban phonograph needle, a baby elephant used to vacuum the Taliban floor, and drivers starting their Taliban cars with their feet, bin Laden's location has been narrowed down to "somewhere between here and the town of Bedrock." http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/10/15/MN232579.DTL

-- Anonymous, October 15, 2001