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[PRESS] I Love Bees/42 article at East Bay Express
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Phaedra
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Wolf wrote:
That is *so* not what Elan looks like in my head.

Nice article. I thought it was strange that they called her "the Melissa" too.


Go tease Kristen about it. She's such a good sport. Which is why we should all tease her more.

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Huh. Now I'm not so sure if it's them. Would 4orty2wo be so self-referential? I mean, links to Ilovebees, Perfect Circle all over the place in the music videos, having Elan in the url, the whole "where is Alex Handy?" when Alex Handy is a real person...(grammatical mistakes)...

I wonder if this is something the newspaper is doing. The "I did this" might actually be literal.

Just thinking out loud.
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Quoting the (fabulous) article:
"So next time you turn to the classified ads in a newspaper, or hear a ringing pay phone at a Concord strip mall, or stumble upon an odd Web site from the future"

925 (from the classified ads) is the Concord (East Bay), California area code.
However it says, not 925. So I tried 510 (East Bay) TRY DRIP or 510-879-3747.

V I O L A ! That's it.

I didn't get it all, but it ends with something like he's behind a 3 digit prime that ends in 7 11's.

Somebody with 1337 math kloo knowledge please help Smile !

I left them a dorky message saying something like "Hi," I'm going to post this now..


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There's a hint about that prime number further down on http://www.gism.net/what.html

a link to the wikipidia entry for Mersenne_Primes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mersenne_primes


EDIT:
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Oh, and the /html at the bottom of the what page is backwards! how odd (lmth/)

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from http://gism.net/elan/lee.html I clicked around untill i found http://gism.net/somewhere.html

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Paradoxic
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 		The answer to that url's movie question:

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Reg Parsons, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0663898/

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from here http://gism.net/transformers.html clicking on the pic of all the transformers you find this pic http://gism.net/tranny1.jpg I cant seem to find anything hidden in the code, but I always seem to have problems with that.

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 		Only thing I found was

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456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz


repeated a few times at the start of the file... dunno if that's supposed to be there for not...
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 		It also says:
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"What is the sum of a lonely one whose back is to...7" .. could that have to do with the prime number ending in 7-11's?


in addition:
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http://www.gism.net/elan/funny.html seems to start a "new level"

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 		tyranny.jpg:
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And lo there came upon that day a great unrest and lo he ventured forth to a certain place of residence, a place on the campus of Boston University. Now, put the best transformer into the path

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Clayfoot
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vector wrote:
I cant seem to find anything hidden in the code, but I always seem to have problems with that.
Try using frhed:

http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html
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Clayfoot
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 		http://www.gism.net/giggle.jpg:
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Ducky

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ariock
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 		one puzzle I can solve...sorta.
Sumitpo would be the transformer OPTIMUS spelled backwards. but optimus is also called "PRIME"

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http://www.gism.net/emirp/startsmall.html


EDIT: Also, I didn't see if anyone had mentioned this:

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/vonguard/14205672/in/photostream/

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 		Further into the second level of the maze:

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bracket.html gives us "This page was not intentionally left blank" and in the source "The stadium was on the west".


Also, we find

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red.html gives us nothing in the source, and the text "this color represents the facility in which Handy is hiding." also "The Braves played there" and "source ]"


Also,

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There was a link to Slashdot on exponent.html

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 		list of prime numbers: http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_prime_numbers
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Possible that 7 11s could be 77. There are a few 3-digit primes ending in 77.


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From http://www.gism.net/emirp/startsmall.html "Animal butts hold the key, you know."

Animal butts can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vonguard/ (top picture second from left on gism.net)


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