The Fifth of November?

reply to post by AccessDenied


Did you ever stay up all night Christmas Eve putting something like a bicycle together for one of your kids and end up with parts left over? Me, too. And you're so wiped out you just park the parts somewhere and hope like heck they aren't anything too critical.

Next morning, "Wear your helmet, Johnny!" and no one ever knows how critical that really is because maybe that part is designed to hold the rear axle in place.

No I don't think there'll be any letters left over.

But wear your helmet.

reply to post by JacKatMtn


Ah yes the beeps and blips, clicks and whistle...flashes of light.
Wait...what was I doing again? I have the urge to go shopping.
OK back on topic before the mods jump my ass.

reply to post by yeahright


I always left that crap to the worse half to do...if there was any leftover parts he hid them well.
But you are right.We must have one or two words wrong.
This sucks.

I did a google on some of the words we think we found

I found this article, it is interesting and some of it sounds familiar

I will let you decide:

DIGITAL CONTENT: Revolution and Evolution

Over the last 5 years, we have seen the true dawning of the age of digital content. Less than 10 years ago, the primary vehicle for delivery of "content and knowledge" was still the printed word in hardcopy form?..traditional books as well as a plethora of hardcopy periodicals. The first several iterations of "digital content creation" were just the means of preparing information for the ultimate delivery in hardcopy.

another article there with some very cool ideas:

View All News Listings
Premier Assistive Technology announces the new Video Books for the 21st Century
...Premier VideoCast Software creates industry-standard “WMV” and “AVI” video files. These video files are very compact and only require about 2MB per page of text, letting the user store about 1,000 pages on a standard 2 GB Flash device. The video files can be imported and played on most media players such as the iPhoneTM, iPodTM, Microsoft’s ZuneTM, and Premier’s VPod. By having digital content, text and video, stored on a portable media device, students are now able to read books anywhere without being connected to a computer..

digital books?

hmmmmmm....

I think I am liking this Revolution deal if this is some of the things we will have so we can be HEARD

sorry so long to edit, my satellite went down
the rain needed on the west coast is falling steadily where I am.

[edit on 2007/10/24 by JacKatMtn]

reply to post by JacKatMtn


Digital content works for me...but unless we take out deny ignorance we have no "r" for creation.
Perhaps the "reason for being" or "Denying ignorance"
is what the phrase means, without denying ignorance actually being in it?
>Bangs head off wall again

reply to post by JacKatMtn


Not books..there is no "k'. But if we use the letters from vision plus the letters leftover..you could get AVI video files..I think.
EDit nope..no damn A. Just videofiles then?
Good grief I'm scraping the bottom of my brain barrel here.

[edit on 24-10-2007 by AccessDenied]

another approach while my satellite was down

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eushoodbsnesstefnfivievl


imagine - continually digital content place to deny ignorance

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Iknow Iknow now what

reply to post by AccessDenied


digital books wasn't for the phrase, it was maybe part of the bubble deal

Boy I wish we could get some help here.

reply to post by JacKatMtn


It's Ok Jack...It's getting late..and I was thinking about sleeping on it.
It's just you and me anyway here. You wanna keep going, or leave it till tomorrow?

"eushoodbsnesstefnfivievl "

Sounds like a bad sneeze.

Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!

I am hoping for a solution!!

2NIGHT

FYI citizen-awareness.com changed back to

the time has come that time is now

somewhere someone evil is laughing!

I hear them....

reply to post by JacKatMtn


Then i guess it's just us.
Get crackin.
What words are for sure...and what ones can we play around with to use up the other letters?

reply to post by JacKatMtn


I hear you! Well HAHAHA right back at them.It ain't even close to November5 and we will crack this! So there! Whoever you are that is watching...AKA Mr. Cryptic....Yes you...you know who you are...and I know you are watching.

Originally posted by AccessDenied
"eushoodbsnesstefnfivievl "

Sounds like a bad sneeze.

I am losing it.

I see

Bustin Loose

in those letters

that can't be.......

Imagine-The vision is continually Denying Ignorance,The evolution of digital content ????SOMETHING????

reply to post by JacKatMtn


At this point I would believe anything.
Oooo, get down...so funky!

reply to post by AccessDenied


looks good but twelve words,

I am disappointed that more members aren't joining the collaboration

I will keep pokin around here and there but if you need to get some rest, feel free

It looks like it will remain a puzzle til the morn...


I found that if you take the whole phrase puzz andpost it in notepad you can kind of use it as a puzzle solver, I leave the phrase on top and as I remove letters to form words below, I take them away up top.

I hope that makes sense, It isn't as easy as moving around tiles but it isn't as bad as cutting up 76 letters.

I'll keep trying! Who knows I may hit on something....

reply to post by JacKatMtn


Yep..I'm gonna rest for a few hours...
And I'm old school..I have been using pen and paper the whole time.
To draw the spheres, and decipher the phrase. Got a whole notebook full of stuff.
I'll see you in a few hours Jack.

Originally posted by Kellter
I'm still not sure the ~account site is affiliated; it might just be pure Bull (pun intended). The only thing lending credibility to the fact that it may be part of the puzzle is we haven't heard from anyone to disregard it. Being that time is of the essence, I don't think anyone would want us wasting our time on it if it were a red herring.

I just had a thought. What is the best way to conceal a secret? By hiding it in plain sight!! Perhaps, just perhaps, this is indeed a red herring, designed to keep us from finding the real solution, if one even exists.

Now, I'm not saying that there isn't a solution. I'm just speculating that maybe, all of this running around is being set up to keep us busy so that we don't keep bugging them about questions. The only problem with this that I have is if that were so, why would the Amigos have announced it in the first place?

As far as brute forcing that anagram-ish post by SO, I gave up on that one pretty much right after I saw it. I'm about as effective at solving those as I am at assembling a super-collider, which by the way, is not very effective at all.

Now, the picture has had me thinking quite a bit, but all of the suggestions for words that I could think of have already been posted by other astute members while I've been off slaving away at work. I'm not tapped out yet though; I'm in this for the fun of the search. Another clue or 30 would be nice though SO... Throw us another bone maybe?

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