Re: CIA Sculpture Draws Code Breakers

From: Timoleon (Timoleon_at_gmail.com)
Date: 05/28/05 

Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 22:48:28 GMT

Unruh wrote:
> "MrPepper11" <MrPepper11@go.com> writes:
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>>May 27, 2005
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>>The latest scramble was set off by "The Da Vinci Code," the thriller
>>about a modern-day search for the Holy Grail. On the book's dust
>>jacket, author Dan Brown placed clues that hint at Kryptos's
>>significance. The main one is a set of geographic coordinates that
>>roughly locate the sculpture. (One of the coordinates is off slightly,
>>for reasons that Mr. Brown so far has kept secret.) A game at
>>www.thedavincicode.com1 suggests that Kryptos is a clue to the subject
>>of Mr. Brown's as-yet-unpublished next novel, "The Solomon Key."
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> ???? DaVinci code was used for something is real life? What makes people
> think Brown knows anything about the Kryptos code? He clearly knows nothing
> about anything else.(I would keep my mistakes secret as well).
> Sheesh. You tell enough lies and everyone assumes you know lots.
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>>Gary Phillips, 27 years old, a Michigan computer programmer, started
>>researching Kryptos last year, hours after learning about its Da Vinci
>>Code connection. "Once it pulls you in, you just can't stop thinking
>>about it," he says. Eventually, Mr. Phillips says, he let a struggling
>>software business go under and took a construction job so he would have
>>more time for solving Kryptos.
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> There was a film about a Canadian who stole millions from his bank to play
> poker in Atlantic city. People like that are supposed to tell us something
> about the real world?
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Be of good cheer, Bill! All is not lost!

Tim 

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