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[Vandino]

Good catch glecius!

okay, just an idea i've got floating around my head. since we had nonono, yesyesyes, i switched the three #'s with 3 b's, giving us D98H62O142. then I replaced the letters with numbers, so we get 49886215142. Then i took the key of A and replaced all the numbers with notes from the key (A=1, B=2, etc.), which gives us D B A A F# B A E A D B. I don't know if this is anywhere close to an answer, but maybe this string of notes shows up somewhere in the symphony??

just throwin out ideas, maybe it'll help someone else out.

[Glecius]

[Glecius]

OK, next thought. IF we accept the "opposite" theory AND we agree that the correct reading of the page title is no 1 2 no (No one to know), wouldnt it make sense that the real clue is "someone to know", as if we are searching for a name? If so, what other clues do we have to lead us in the direction of how to work the name into the answer?

Ready, GO!!!

[Glecius]

And here I am again, with more things to think of, but this one has a twist that I cant quite figure out.

I went to sparky's blogs and checked the last line of his most recent entry.

"Music, when the soft voices die" - It is actually the name of a poem. I checked it out and found out that it had also had some music composed for it. The music book can be found here. Notice the last name of the composer.

[labfly]

so i'm staring at the no12no image and wondering
if the letters between the index and middle finger
are a stamped L B (like Ludwig Beethoven--???)
SPEC:
i know i'm being a dog with a bone here, but i can't give up on that 9 and 4 and the fact that Beethoven's 9th symphony's 4th movement, "ode to joy", is a japanese tradition and now those letters really look like an L and B to me--
but i don't know about how our three sharps come into play... other
than the fact that Beethoven is the composer most associated with the three-key exposition ?
(i know - i know the three-key exposition has little to do with three sharps but that "#" symbol can also be used for the word "key")

[Glecius]

[labfly]

yeah, the squares-- they remind me of those letter stamps.
(i have this old canvas coffee bag that has the word
columbia stamped onto it and the letters are just a series
of "blocks") so, for me,
the fingers are hiding part of the image (my spec is that
the rest of the L is under that index finger) and the middle finger
is blocking the round part of the "B".. i'll try to find and
example of what i'm talking about it and post it later.
i'm going to go over everything today and try to see where
this all leads -- (like an email addie or whatever)

[Glecius]

Actually, I think I know what you are referring to, which is something I would never have thought of. I'll plot out what I think you are meaning with * in 5 levels rather than 3 due to -sub- and -super- implications (its easier this way)

* ----- **
* ----- * *
* ----- **
* * --- * *
*** -- **

Its a little offset for some reason, but is that the type of thing you mean, only using the squares and on 3 lines?

*EDIT*
Was trying to get it to look as close as I could to normal, hence the hashes, but if its confusing I understand

[Obes]

As I was bored, thought I'd have a looksee into this.

Seems those six squares could be the net of a cube.. (or qu13e)..

HOWEVER...

http://www.mathematische-basteleien.de/cube.htm - according to there, the triangle is about the only net of a qu13e that won't work.

Perhaps it's just a random qu13e related thingymajiggy.

Obes.

[labfly]

i've been having trouble with the qu13e.com
site all morning.. wondering if we have a change
ahead?

[Glecius]

[Loudboy]

no response for the site at school or at home

[NateBlizz]

No response from any of the known sites here.