The Matchmaker (KPC2009) Mystery Cache

I've been single for way too long; so I decided to search the internet for some dating sites. Along the way, I found an interesting matchmaking site that wasn't all that helpful for my search, but could make for some interesting conversation. Its database seems to be rather limited, but I was able to find suggested matches for the following people:

• Pope John XXIII
• General Douglas MacArthur
• Pablo Picasso
• Jesus
• King Neptune
• Sinbad
• Charles Lindbergh
• Jackson Pollock
• Nelson Mandela
• Frédéric Chopin
• F. Lee Bailey
• F. Scott Fitzgerald
• George Bernard Shaw
• Ichabod Crane
• Wyatt Earp

Who knows how accurate these results would have been?
Anyway, you can try out the service yourself here:
Optimized Singles Compatibility Analysis Researcher

Special notes about the 2009 Puzzle Challenge:
To be considered for Fastest Solver points, you must verify your solution with certitude. Because certitude may not properly account for joint solutions, please email me team member names in the case of team solutions to ensure proper point accounting. All "point" scoring is arbitrary anyway, subject to change, at the discretion of the cache owner, and mostly meaningless (unless you really want to be awarded a certain bottle of wine at the December event). The real challenge is just to see whether you can solve all of these caches by the end of the year. To maintain fairness, hints should not be offered by the cache owner or other solvers until the fifteenth of the month.
2009 Puzzle Challenge Solvers
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2009 Puzzle Challenge Event

Special notes about this cache:
This puzzle shouldn't be that difficult, but unless you find a shortcut that I don't know about, it's going to take some work to get the final coordinates. However, I also had to do all the same work in order to create the puzzle; so I'm not going to feel sorry for you this time (as was the case with Wildflower Aptitude Test). On August 4th, it was determined that the original hide spot was no longer viable, and the puzzle was updated to a new location. On August 5th, it was decided to move the cache to an entirely new location, far from the original location. On August 9th, the puzzle was updated to point to Log #6. As of October 2011, the puzzle was moved to a new location for Log #9. If you were certified for one of the old puzzles, you may send your answer to me to get the new coordinates.

You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.

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