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Mike said there would be a reward though at the end, right? Trinity isn't returning much aside from the shirt. I'm also searching a lot of stuff on Google since Mike said "Search harder". Does anyone know where the video with that damn elephant was filmed?

Man, if that elephant really means something.

Maybe off topic, but shit: Sandia National Laboratories is one of the Department of Energy's three nuclear weapons research facilities. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, it was created in 1949 by J. Robert Oppenheimer, former head of the nearby Los Alamos lab, as a center for developing the technology that goes into nuclear bombs. The lab is run by the Sandia Corporation, which is owned by defense contractor Lockheed Martin. Read More http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/n...2#ixzz0ruX4ok00 You might think Chester would stay away from this dude.

I'm iffy, since that shirt isn't from the LP site, but didn't they say they aren't changing their logo? This shirt is just a variation of the pre-existing logo.

Also: Oppenheimer and Groves posed for reporters near the remains of the mangled test tower shortly after the war. In the years after the test, the pictures have become a potent symbol of the beginning of the so-called "Atomic Age" http://store.bandmerch.com/cgi-bin/liveweb...;sponsor=000031

The testing of the bomb by Oppenheimer was called the Trinity Test. Check out this LP shirt: http://www.cidmerch.com/catalogue/product/...hirt_Mens/Black

I put the code from the image as a decimal and when converted to ASCII, it returned these characters: http://www.unicodemap.org/details/0xADB0/index.html http://www.unicodemap.org/details/0xADB1/index.html Here's a picture of Hangul characters: http://seoulbysubway.files.wordpress.com/2007/04/hangul.jpg Converting their Hex codes of them to ASCII returns these two:䑤 䑥 Both seem to be Chinese characters referring to a boat or ship. One mentions a ship or vessel, which seems to tie in some of the other things mentioned. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul Any thoughts?

Would Binary to sound be different than the whole picture to sound? I'm very interested in helping out on this end. I don't know if this is the direction anyone is headed in, but it's worth a shot. That "sheet music" looks more like MIDI data, though I have no idea what would be done with it. Check out 24.24.2.1659. So much fun.

I was also thinking putting the 13 frames over one another seems like the next step.

As far as I know, Photoshop layers are like putting one thing in front of another in one photo. It doesn't have anything to do with frames. If you start removing layers, maybe something will show. I unfortunately don't have Photoshop to test it out.

There's nothing interesting as far as a spectrogram goes. I've tried the gif by itself and frame by frame. I also tried converting the picture to sound (with audiopaint), nothing interesting there either.

Agreed about being disappointed about the 128k. I was wondering though if the quality is maybe better on the ipad version? If anyone didn't see it, there's an HD version (note the irony here) of the game for the ipad @ 185 MB. Also, Did anyone else notice A.06 missing in both 8 bit or hi-res?

This is a link to watch the chat the guys just did: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/5861070 When Mike stopped, it got archived. I think you can DL it here: http://ustream.vo.llnwd.net/pd2/0/1/5/5861...465_5861070.flv

It really ridiculous how some of you have slaughtered Adam for one statement. The LPU has become this place where tons and tons of exclusive stuff is supposed to come from and people get pissed when it doesn't. You get a CD and a shirt every year which is equal to (if not less than) the price of the package. The band isn't making some huge profit from it. So many Linkin Park fans I've seen are extremely ungrateful. Name some other bands that have recorded the last 3 years of their touring for download and have 9 fan club CDs? I don't know what bands you're all listening to that care so much it makes LP seem like they don't care about the fans.

Sorry I didn't specify. I was there. It was actually the first concert I ever saw.

http://www.lplive.net/shows/20040802.php During Faint, Burt from the Used came out. For It's Goin' Down, Snoop Dogg came out and rapped part of Gin and Juice but there was a problem with his mic and none of his vocals could be heard. I've heard Mike commented "Fix it, you fools!", but I can't verify that. However, it wasn't fixed in time.

Awesome! Thank you. The ending of that performance is great.

I've tried 2 e-mail accounts and I haven't gotten authorization for either. Pretty lame.

I admit I'm not really feeling DBS, but this performance is really good.

I'm sure that Linkin Park fans would like to know this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8507885.stm From the article: "...Warner chief executive Edgar Bronfman Jr said: "Free streaming services are clearly not net positive for the industry and as far as Warner Music is concerned will not be licensed. "The 'get all your music you want for free, and then maybe with a few bells and whistles we can move you to a premium price' strategy is not the kind of approach to business that we will be supporting in the future." It is not clear whether Warner will remove its music from existing services or decline to do deals with new outlets. He said the focus would be on promoting streaming services that require payment, which he said could appeal beyond those who currently pay for downloads in stores such as Apple's iTunes. "The number of potential subscribers dwarfs the number of people who are actually purchasing music on iTunes," Mr Bronfman said. Fans could pay a monthly fee direct to a streaming service, as with Spotify, or get access to the music as part of a deal for a mobile phone, broadband connection or another gadget. Such subscriptions could be taken up by "hundreds of millions if not billions of people, most of whom are not today either buyers or certainly heavy buyers of music", Mr Bronfman said. And they would be much more profitable than per-track downloads in the long term, he added. " Thoughts? (except dissing WMG, ahah)

I still have a few copies of the original We Major CDs. I've been trying to figure out what to do with them. Are they hard to come by?

I personally keep coming back because I really feel that everyone here does what they do out of love for LP. The site has gone above and beyond to keep not only updated, but exciting. The site offers not only the most up-to-date news, but real exclusives. I found Plaster here, I found State of the Art here, I found She Couldn't here and that's because of the effort the fans have put in. This isn't a half-assed site or community. I really feel like the people who contribute to the site are truly dedicated LP fans.

iPod apps are either .ipa or .ipg files, which are just apple's fancy names for .zip files.

I just don't remember it being that noisy on LPU2, though it's been a little while since I sat down and listened to it. It's possible, but it just seemed like it jumped out at me. The only reason I wonder is if there's another demo CD with that on it? I just think there's probably such a pre-Hybrid Theory back catalog, it made me curious. I was always a big 'Dedicated' fan.

The new site looks great! Just was thinking though, Dedicated on the LPU Radio has that same noise on it as She Couldn't does. Anyone else get that?