Red Moon Party?

[BunnyRabbit]

This all rings true.

They can't announce it because it's not licenced. Hence the secrecy and so forth.

It was always going to end like this for me. It's driving distance from my house but I'm too busy a guy at this time of year to to keep a whole weekend free for charging off to Scotland at the drop of hat. Huff! <kicks corner of desk petulantly>

[boardsofdublin]

there are lots of people getting stuff for gig over the next two weeks

http://www.skyemusicfestival.co.uk/

[kem1kal]

well i haven't posted in this thread much...

but if it IS a live event that's happening, it's safe to say that at this point, there's just not enough notice for me to get a trip together, looks like i miss out
anyone else in the same boat?

[Derail]

but if it IS a live event that's happening, it's safe to say that at this point, there's just not enough notice for me to get a trip together, looks like i miss out
anyone else in the same boat?

Yeah, I think we're all in the same boat unfortunately.

[Aesthetics]

Yeah, I think we're all in the same boat unfortunately.

Why unfortunately?

I don't really think it's going to be a live appearance. Well, maybe something live by means of the internet...

[Licolnshire Poacher]

Anyone else notice that the letters in the code within the Flashing Eye pictures (or second code) are now in Capital Letters, while the original picture, Red Moon code has all lowercase letters in it?[/img]

[isawdrones]

strange,..

[hGc]

What will be next? A flashing mouth with code?

[sarinsunday]

I want to go...

[lumpenprol]

For those people who don't check both, there was a new snippet of code on WATMM yesterday, posted by Delightful Shepherd "Aye.Eh?39.100606666"

The "10.06.06" and "666" parts are self-explanatory I guess, but the the "39" might mean something.

Seems like he's a Hex Sunner like Martyr's Monument and Family Photo Album.

[jackobfryer]

Here's my gut instinct/collated knowledge: BOC event, Glasgow (or nearby), 10th June.
But what do I know? (don't answer that)

[Licolnshire Poacher]

For those people who don't check both, there was a new snippet of code on WATMM yesterday, posted by Delightful Shepherd "Aye.Eh?39.100606666"

The "10.06.06" and "666" parts are self-explanatory I guess, but the the "39" might mean something.

Seems like he's a Hex Sunner like Martyr's Monument and Family Photo Album.

Hmmm, this is interesting. The string "39.100606666" seems like it could be a Lat/ Long coordinate...

However, checking on Google Earth a Lat coordinate of 39.100606666N puts it in the Mediteranean Ocean, between the islands Mallorca and Sardinia. So that isn't likely. Maybe the key is in the "Aye.Eh?" Aye=eye?
Not sure. Maybe this string isn't a legit comment?

[Lawrence]

Hmmm, this is interesting. The string "39.100606666" seems like it could be a Lat/ Long coordinate...

However, checking on Google Earth a Lat coordinate of <b>39.100606666N puts it in the Mediteranean Ocean, between the islands Mallorca and Sardinia.</b> So that isn't likely. Maybe the key is in the "Aye.Eh?" Aye=eye?
Not sure. Maybe this string isn't a legit comment?

It must be taking place on a boat in the ocean. "Aye-eh" phonetically sounds like "Aye-aye", as in "Aye-aye captiain!"

[Licolnshire Poacher]

OK

To get serious about cracking this code quick, we need to team up and share our ideas. There's only a week left!

These forums aren't really helping much. To better team up and avoid the non-constructive chatter, I created this WIKI page that we can all use and edit, upload pics, discuss, etc... It's all editable.

http://redmoon.stikipad.com/redmooncode/show/HomePage


I started the whole thing with just my oppinions and ideas on how to crack the code. I thought I could share my leads or hunches in a more collaborative manner. This is only for codebreaking! No polls or talk about what song u like or don't, etc!

Please join in and help the effort in a sincere manner.

Also, please spread the word to the other sites and boards. I know several people here post on other sites as well. we need teamwork! Seeya there.

[Licolnshire Poacher]

hey, the images and code are gone!

http://www.boardsofcanada.com/contact.html

[Licolnshire Poacher]

hey, the images and code are gone!

http://www.boardsofcanada.com/contact.html

Ahhh, no it's not...

The contact page is just a bit different now. But the link is embedded on the black. Select All on the page to reveal the link. Still the same http://www.boardsofcanada.com/rm.html page.

[jackobfryer]

erm. if they were, they are now back up....Have they changed?

[jackobfryer]

The Briggait, Glasgow

In partnership with Glasgow City Council, the Wasps Trust has embarked on a groundbreaking initiative to house 11 arts organisations in Glasgow 's Merchant City .

One of the largest scale projects in the history of the Scottish Arts Council National Lottery, the Trust plans to develop Glasgow 's much loved Grade A listed, 100,000 sq.ft. building, The Briggait, into a £5million world-class arts production and events facility for Wasps Studios and the Glasgow Sculpture Studios.



Glasgow City Council plan to redevelop the King Street ‘North Block' which currently houses many arts organisations, including Wasps Studios. The redevelopment will see an improved and expanded range of spaces for artists to work in, combined with better public access. Arts organisations to be housed in the refurbished building are Glasgow Print Studio, Street Level, Transmission Gallery, Sharmanka, G-Mac, Project Ability, Independent Studios, Journeymen and the Russian Cultural Centre. Wasps Studios will relocate to the Briggait.

Award winning architects Nicol Russell Studios have recently been appointed to redesign the Briggait.



The project represents Glasgow City Council's ‘Housing the Visual Arts in the Merchant City' Strategy which aims to develop the Merchant City into a new cultural quarter, regenerate the area and support thousands of artists in years to come.

The Scottish Arts Council has awarded the Wasps Trust £105,000 to develop proposals for the project. If the proposals are accepted, the Scottish Arts Council will award the Wasps Trust a further £1.37 million towards the project. Glasgow City Council has also earmarked £1.25 million to the briggait project.

If all funding applications are successful, we expect to be

[Lawrence]

I just thought of something; the second line of the Eye image is a long string of numbers... perhaps there is a <b>phone number</b> hidden in there?

[six-five-two]