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[SOLVED] Friday 10/22 embedded set
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inio
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 		there's a MIDI embedded in danapicnic

Sounds like score from some movie. Possibly by James Horner. Quality of the MIDI makes me think that it was exported from the original composing tool rather than recreated. Methinks Marty called in a favor.

Nobody I've played it for has a clue what it's from though, besides one person who suggested it might be some Robin Hood movie.
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inio wrote:
there's a MIDI embedded in danapicnic

Sounds like score from some movie. Possibly James Horner. Quality of the MIDI makes me think that it was exported from the original composing tool rather than recreated. Methinks Marty called in a favor.

Nobody I've played it for has a clue what it's from though, besides one person who suggested it might be some Robin Hood movie.


[12:39:00] <Cortana> it's the New World SYmphony
[12:39:04] <Cortana> by Dvorak

Just posting it for clarity's sake. ;P
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 		Oops, forgot this one in the last post... bee_garden.jpg (goes with chloe.jpg from my last post)

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 		Just a tidbit

From:
http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/files/margaret_2210.jpg

Second from the top, Far Right (--n, -s-, ---)

it's Le Chapeau de Paille (The Straw Hat) by Peter Paul Rubens

(http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/detail/Detail_rubens_peter_paul.html)
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 		That's Dvorak's Largo from Symphony #9 I think.

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Phaedra wrote:
Okay, maybe CoffeeJedi's right


And maybe not. It's proving rather difficult to find out who did some of these portraits, and what year. I think what's important is who they are.

And, of course, the tic-tac-toe letter arrangements.

Okay. George Washington.

---
-N-
F-E

? ONE FOE

I don't know. I got nuthin'.
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 		the pics in margerts are ads for high end items

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 		pretty sure you are all correct on Dvorak's Largo from Symphony #9
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Scarr wrote:
the pics in margerts are ads for high end items


I think we're probably supposed to find the designers for these items. Who knows fashion?

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 		Here's what I have:

muses.gif wrote:


18 inches, 5 pounds
xxxx xxxx xxxx



na-cat.gif wrote:

"when I play tic-tac-toe, I get my head into every move."



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 		Next to Napoleon on the right, Queen Victoria I?

And two of the paintings are on the tip of my tongue, stupid sleeping in class...

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 		I think for the images in chloe and margaret the routes will each spell out a letter giving two words, first of 6 letters, second of 7. I'm looking for a decent map to test the theory on now.

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 		the third one on the right looks like something from Tommy Hilfiger. Although I'm not exactly a fashion expert. Razz

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 		Almost complete set of embeddings:

http://www.inio.org/bees/10-22/

Missing:

MUSES
NA-CAT
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voipme wrote:
inio wrote:

Nobody I've played it for has a clue what it's from though, besides one person who suggested it might be some Robin Hood movie.


<cringe>

Quote:
[12:39:00] <Cortana> it's the New World SYmphony
[12:39:04] <Cortana> by Dvorak

Just posting it for clarity's sake. ;P


It occurs to me that words were put to the Largo, and the resulting song was named "Going Home." Some people are <sigh> more familiar with it that way than in its original form.
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