Abbey Road Print-out - Revision history

Scott at 18:10, 13 March 2007

2007-03-13T18:10:43Z

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			{{Season0}}

	After the [[Abbey Road]] meeting, Dinah gave each person present an envelope containing a [[Perplex City Postcard]] and a print-out of this email conversation:		After the [[Abbey Road]] meeting, Dinah gave each person present an envelope containing a [[Perplex City Postcard]] and a print-out of this email conversation:

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	==Images==		==Images==

	{\|		<gallery>
	~~\|[[~~Image:Abbey-Road-Page-1.jpg\|thumb\|Page 1]]		Image:Abbey-Road-Page-1.jpg\|thumb\|Page 1
	~~\|[[~~Image:Abbey-Road-Page-2.jpg\|thumb\|Page 2]]		Image:Abbey-Road-Page-2.jpg\|thumb\|Page 2
	~~\|[[~~Image:Abbey-Road-Page-3.jpg\|thumb\|Page 3]]		Image:Abbey-Road-Page-3.jpg\|thumb\|Page 3
	~~\|[[~~Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]		Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4
	\|}		</gallery>

GuyP at 19:15, 8 March 2006

2006-03-08T19:15:03Z

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	\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]		\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]
	\|}		\|}

	~~== Cough ==~~

	~~== Splat ==~~

GuyP at 19:13, 8 March 2006

2006-03-08T19:13:45Z

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	\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]		\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]
	\|}		\|}

			== Cough ==

			== Splat ==

Nik Doof at 10:28, 24 March 2005

2005-03-24T10:28:58Z

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	growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to		growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to
	select its pupils.		select its pupils.


			==Images==

			{\|
			\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-1.jpg\|thumb\|Page 1]]
			\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-2.jpg\|thumb\|Page 2]]
			\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-3.jpg\|thumb\|Page 3]]
			\|[[Image:Abbey-Road-Page-4.jpg\|thumb\|Page 4]]
			\|}

Kaisershatner: /* Results */

2005-03-22T20:03:20Z

Results

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	==Results==		==Results==

	* enaxor used some Vigenere cracking software to find the key: aikoannacainegarnetkurttippyvon		* enaxor used some Vigenere cracking software to find the key: [[aikoannacainegarnetkurttippyvon]]
	* This produces the following text (with suggested spacing, capitalization and formatting):		* This produces the following text (with suggested spacing, capitalization and formatting):

Growfybruce: /* Results */

2005-03-22T16:57:11Z

Results

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	passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent		passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent
	dinner:		dinner:

	Though the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse		Though the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse
	of its scholars is finer yet.		of its scholars is finer yet.

Nik Doof: Reverted edit of Nik Doof, changed back to last version by Zzedar

2005-03-22T16:14:58Z

Reverted edit of Nik Doof, changed back to last version by Zzedar

Nik Doof: Reverted edit of Zzedar, changed back to last version by Growfybruce

2005-03-22T15:58:00Z

Reverted edit of Zzedar, changed back to last version by Growfybruce

Zzedar: /* Results */

2005-03-22T14:14:21Z

Results

Growfybruce at 11:17, 21 March 2005

2005-03-21T11:17:22Z

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 ==Theories==
-* None So Far...
+* It has been suggested that the encrypted text is a Vigenere cipher given the distribution of letters in it
 ==Results==
-* None So Far...
+* enaxor used some Vigenere cracking software to find the key: aikoannacainegarnetkurttippyvon

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	An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing		An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing
	here to study both the ~~ancient~~ and the modern mysteries. They have for		here to study both the antient and the modern mysteries. They have for
	a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who		a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who
	complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical		complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical
	experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars		experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars
	late of Mr. Beston Brewer so recently passed away.		late of Mr. Beston Brewer, so recently passed away.

	Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These		Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These
	are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly		are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly
	fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location ~~later~~ the		fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location. Later the
	same year. Degabus notes a ~~behavior~~ pattern that might be familiar		same year Degabus notes a behaviour pattern that might be familiar
	to the more junior members of the ~~academy~~:		to the more junior members of the Academy:

	The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural		The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural
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	in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without		in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without
	raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be		raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be
	a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that ~~viti~~		a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that
	~~culture~~ is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your		viticulture is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your
	pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your		pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your
	mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for		mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for
	any a scholar called by some academicians.		any scholar called by some academicians.

	Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.		Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.
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	of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she		of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she
	passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent		passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent
	dinner ~~though~~ the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse		dinner:
	of its scholars is finer yet.
			Though the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse
			of its scholars is finer yet.

	The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from		The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from
	Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential		Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential
	~~land owners~~, had been fascinated by the studies of the ~~academy~~. He had sent		landowners, had been fascinated by the studies of the Academy. He had sent
	his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have		his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have
	observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant		observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant
	Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her		Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her
	father the substantial gift he gave the institution his last years. Taversen		father the substantial gift he gave the institution in his last years. Taversen
	gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the		gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the
	Academy in perpetuity. With this~~, his~~ bequest, the Academy was able to shore		Academy in perpetuity. With this bequest the Academy was able to shore
	up its financial situation which until then had been uncertain at best. The		up its financial situation, which until then had been uncertain at best. The
	patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the ~~academy~~ to the attention of		patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the Academy to the attention of
	many other wealthy and important people across the country ~~when~~ in 443 BC		many other wealthy and important people across the country. When in 443 BC
	Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become		Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become
	its first master~~. She~~ was able to preside over an unprecedented period of		its first master, she was able to preside over an unprecedented period of
	growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to		growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to
	select its pupils.		select its pupils.

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	An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing		An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing
	here to study both the ~~antient~~ and the modern mysteries. They have for		here to study both the ancient and the modern mysteries. They have for
	a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who		a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who
	complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical		complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical
	experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars		experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars
	late of Mr. Beston Brewer, so recently passed away.		late of Mr. Beston Brewer so recently passed away.

	Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These		Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These
	are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly		are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly
	fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location~~. Later~~ the		fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location later the
	same year Degabus notes a ~~behaviour~~ pattern that might be familiar		same year. Degabus notes a behavior pattern that might be familiar
	to the more junior members of the ~~Academy~~:		to the more junior members of the academy:

	The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural		The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural
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	in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without		in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without
	raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be		raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be
	a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that		a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that viti
	~~viticulture~~ is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your		culture is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your
	pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your		pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your
	mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for		mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for
	any scholar called by some academicians.		any a scholar called by some academicians.

	Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.		Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.
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	of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she		of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she
	passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent		passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent
	dinner:		dinner though the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse
			of its scholars is finer yet.
	~~Though~~ the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse
	of its scholars is finer yet.

	The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from		The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from
	Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential		Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential
	~~landowners~~, had been fascinated by the studies of the ~~Academy~~. He had sent		land owners, had been fascinated by the studies of the academy. He had sent
	his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have		his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have
	observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant		observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant
	Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her		Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her
	father the substantial gift he gave the institution in his last years. Taversen		father the substantial gift he gave the institution his last years. Taversen
	gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the		gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the
	Academy in perpetuity. With this bequest the Academy was able to shore		Academy in perpetuity. With this, his bequest, the Academy was able to shore
	up its financial situation, which until then had been uncertain at best. The		up its financial situation which until then had been uncertain at best. The
	patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the ~~Academy~~ to the attention of		patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the academy to the attention of
	many other wealthy and important people across the country~~. When~~ in 443 BC		many other wealthy and important people across the country when in 443 BC
	Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become		Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become
	its first master~~, she~~ was able to preside over an unprecedented period of		its first master. She was able to preside over an unprecedented period of
	growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to		growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to
	select its pupils.		select its pupils.

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	An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing		An groupe of scholars have late taken residence in the city, purposeing
	here to study both the ~~ancient~~ and the modern mysteries. They have for		here to study both the antient and the modern mysteries. They have for
	a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who		a year or more taken rooms with Mrs. Feon of Kingdom Street, who
	complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical		complains mightily of the noxious stink emanating from their alchymical
	experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars		experimentations, but I hear they have in mind to remove to the cellars
	late of Mr. Beston Brewer so recently passed away.		late of Mr. Beston Brewer, so recently passed away.

	Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These		Academy scholars will naturally be familiar with the Beston rooms. These
	are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly		are unlikely to be the original cellars once occupied by that scholarly
	fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location ~~later~~ the		fellowship but do seem to be in roughly the right location. Later the
	same year. Degabus notes a ~~behavior~~ pattern that might be familiar		same year Degabus notes a behaviour pattern that might be familiar
	to the more junior members of the ~~academy~~:		to the more junior members of the Academy:

	The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural		The scholares of Beston Cellars may rightly be called the natural
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	in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without		in his cups called out: "Hi Sir, would you pass by a scholar without
	raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be		raising your arm?" Quoth I: "I see no scholar here, Sir, unless it be
	a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that ~~viti~~		a scholar of the sweetened sleep." Quoth he: "Sir, think you that
	~~culture~~ is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your		viticulture is no subject for study?" Quoth I: "Sir, do not call your
	pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your		pursuit study, for the more you study in this fashion the duller your
	mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for		mind becomes." I think I may consider myself the match in wit for
	any a scholar called by some academicians.		any scholar called by some academicians.

	Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.		Despite the continuing disapproval of the townsfolk, the Academy remained.
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	of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she		of note were yet resident in the academy, although Varkin writes that she
	passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent		passed through on her way north and comments that she enjoyed an excellent
	dinner ~~though~~ the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse		dinner:
	of its scholars is finer yet.
			Though the tables of this Academy be fine indeed the discourse
			of its scholars is finer yet.

	The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from		The Academy's first significant expansion came in 452 BC with a gift from
	Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential		Naskent Taversen. Taversen, one of the city's wealthiest and most influential
	~~land owners~~, had been fascinated by the studies of the ~~academy~~. He had sent		landowners, had been fascinated by the studies of the Academy. He had sent
	his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have		his only daughter Aetiant to be educated by the scholars and is known to have
	observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant		observed some of Macelvoy's early experiments with static electricity. Aetiant
	Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her		Taversen became a scholar at the Academy and apparently negotiated with her
	father the substantial gift he gave the institution his last years. Taversen		father the substantial gift he gave the institution in his last years. Taversen
	gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the		gifted his house along with various surrounding pieces of property to the
	Academy in perpetuity. With this~~, his~~ bequest, the Academy was able to shore		Academy in perpetuity. With this bequest the Academy was able to shore
	up its financial situation which until then had been uncertain at best. The		up its financial situation, which until then had been uncertain at best. The
	patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the ~~academy~~ to the attention of		patronage of Naskent Taversen also brought the Academy to the attention of
	many other wealthy and important people across the country ~~when~~ in 443 BC		many other wealthy and important people across the country. When in 443 BC
	Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become		Aetiant Taversen was elected by the other fellows of the Academy to become
	its first master~~. She~~ was able to preside over an unprecedented period of		its first master, she was able to preside over an unprecedented period of
	growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to		growth and success in which for the first time the Academy was able to
	select its pupils.		select its pupils.