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TOSG
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I don't quite see how BLAST is going to do us any good here.
Elaborate on your idea, perhaps, phipunk?
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| TOSG wrote: | I don't quite see how BLAST is going to do us any good here.
Elaborate on your idea, perhaps, phipunk? |
It might be that this is a sequence from a real genome; or perhaps most of it is from a genome, and part of it is another clue.
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Alright I decided a proof was needed for this vexing conundrum:
200|600, 40|200, 8|40 thus 8|600... damit what's wrong?
letme try again:
25|100, 100|600 thus 25|600
600/25 = (4*600)/(4*25) = 2400/100 = 24
so 24|600, 8|24 thus... arrrgg, I'm sorry guys!
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TOSG
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| Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 10:09 pm Post subject: |
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| phipunk wrote: | | TOSG wrote: | I don't quite see how BLAST is going to do us any good here.
Elaborate on your idea, perhaps, phipunk? |
It might be that this is a sequence from a real genome; or perhaps most of it is from a genome, and part of it is another clue. |
Okay, I'll buy that.
I'm a bit too lazy to figure out all 24 sequences, though.  But if someone gives them to me, I'd be happy to BLAST them.
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| ignatzmouse wrote: |
It's a 30x10 grid of four colors [...] each color is two bits [...] this would be 600 bits, which isn't a multiple of 8 [...]
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Ok had to go back to the original statement to see where I went wrong...
30x10x2 = (2x15)x(2x5)x2 = 2x2x2x(15x5) = ... *explodes*
ok that's the last jab I'll make. I know I've been in that spot, and will be many times again, so enough of that. |
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Haha, deag, you're vicious. Remind me never to make a math error around you.
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| deagol wrote: | | ignatzmouse wrote: |
It's a 30x10 grid of four colors [...] each color is two bits [...] this would be 600 bits, which isn't a multiple of 8 [...]
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Ok had to go back to the original statement to see where I went wrong...
30x10x2 = (2x15)x(2x5)x2 = 2x2x2x(15x5) = ... *explodes*
ok that's the last jab I'll make. I know I've been in that spot, and will be many times again, so enough of that. |
Wait, those numbers were in base 10? I thought we were in base 9! Of course 8 divides 600.
<hangs head in shame for not cluing in on this>
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| Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2007 6:01 am Post subject: |
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| phipunk wrote: | | deagol wrote: | | ignatzmouse wrote: |
It's a 30x10 grid of four colors [...] each color is two bits [...] this would be 600 bits, which isn't a multiple of 8 [...]
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Ok had to go back to the original statement to see where I went wrong...
30x10x2 = (2x15)x(2x5)x2 = 2x2x2x(15x5) = ... *explodes*
ok that's the last jab I'll make. I know I've been in that spot, and will be many times again, so enough of that. |
Wait, those numbers were in base 10? I thought we were in base 9! Of course 8 divides 600.
<hangs head in shame for not cluing in on this> |
Er, my mistake. It's 300 that isn't a multiple of 8, d'oh!
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Just tossing out an idea...
The effect added to the puzzle is a rippled-wave. Perhaps this indicates a numerical order of the colored blocks according to each colors wavelength, or place in the visible spectrum.
The simplest numerical assignment from shortest wavelength to longest would be:
| Code: | b = 1
g = 2
y = 3
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Yet another way to generate random-looking text...
I tried seeing if we can treat each three-color block as a six-bit value. This means picking a mapping from {b,g,r,y} into {00,01,10,11} (e.g. b=00,g=01,r=10,y=11), applying it to each three-color block to get a six-bit value (e.g. "grr" produces "011010") then sticking "01" on the front and converting to ASCII (e.g. "01011010" is "Z").
Here's a perl script which tries all 24 possible mappings:
| Code: | #!/usr/bin/perl
$ctext = (
"ybbybrrrybbbbyyyrrbryrbrbbbbbg"
. "rrybrrbgrrrbrbbrrbryyyrrbyygry"
. "bbrrrbbgyrbybyrbgbyrrbgbbrbyry"
. "bybbybryrbgrrgybrggrrbbrgrbbbr"
. "rrbbrrybgbyyrbbrrybgyrbrrbbrrb"
. "rbbyrbbrbbyrrbbbgrbbgbrbbbbbrb"
. "rbbgbyrybbyrbrybyrbrbrbryrbrgr"
. "bgbryyygrbrbybbyryyrgrbyryrgbb"
. "gbbbrybrbyrbbrgrggrgbyrrbbybyr"
. "ybybrbryrbrybbgrbygbrbgrrbyryr"
);
@digits = ( "00", "01", "10", "11" );
foreach $b (@digits) {
foreach $g (@digits) {
next if $g == $b;
foreach $r (@digits) {
next if $r == $b || $r == $g;
foreach $y (@digits) {
next if $y == $b || $y == $g || $y == $r;
print "b=$b g=$g r=$r y=$y\n";
$ptext = $ctext;
$ptext =~ s/(...)/01\1/g;
$ptext =~ s/b/$b/g;
$ptext =~ s/g/$g/g;
$ptext =~ s/r/$r/g;
$ptext =~ s/y/$y/g;
print pack "B*", $ptext;
print "\n";
}
}
}
}
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Hey ho, it generates gibberish:
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b=00 g=01 r=10 y=11
prk@OzKb@AkJFh`hozO[BhGcNDzDH{LLnFgIZBXBhJqO`kGb`h`xHN`FAH@H`SlNKNHbxfDovHp{ycnPPKHxIedzCNsHnKAcRFcn
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Oh well, back to the drawing board.
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deagol
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Didn't phipunk say something like "unless it's six bits and they need to be padded with... no let's not go into that." 
(I did go into it, for the first few mappings, and got the same gibberish.)
At least it's not that "³q:œÈ.·.Ð@ã,7]/¸ŒìàrL|»" from before. Of course we're trying to force it into the nice ascii range. You should also keep an eye at the base64 box, in case something readable shows up there. e.g. bgry yields:
8 bit, no padding:
| Code: | wyrAP6LiABrKGogov6PbCoHjOE6EI7MMuGnJaCYCoKxPgrHigo
g4IOgGBIAIgTsOLOIi4mEv2Iw75juQQLI4Jlk6DOzIuLBjSGju
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6 bit, first 2 bits =01:
| Code: | cHJrQE96S2JAQWtKRmhgaG96T1tCaEdjTkR6REh7TExuRmdJWkJYQmhKcU9ga0diYGhg
eEhOYEZBSEBIYFNsTktOSGJ4ZkRvdkhwe3ljblBQS0h4SWVkekNOc0huS0FjUkZjbg==
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tOSG ? 
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This puzzle makes me sad because I don't understand a second of it and it looks terribly frustrating... but you guys are freakin' awesome for persevering with all of this code-breakingness!
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| deagol wrote: | Didn't phipunk say something like "unless it's six bits and they need to be padded with... no let's not go into that."
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Oops. Plagiarize, plagiarize, let no one else's work evade your eyes, etc.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 11:19 am Post subject: |
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| TOSG wrote: | | phipunk wrote: | | TOSG wrote: | I don't quite see how BLAST is going to do us any good here.
Elaborate on your idea, perhaps, phipunk? |
It might be that this is a sequence from a real genome; or perhaps most of it is from a genome, and part of it is another clue. |
Okay, I'll buy that.
I'm a bit too lazy to figure out all 24 sequences, though. But if someone gives them to me, I'd be happy to BLAST them. |
You may regret saying that, TOSG 
| Code: | // b=A g=C r=G y=T
TAATAGGGTAAAATTTGGAGTGAGAAAAACGGTAGGACGGGAGAAGGAGTTTGGATTCGT
AAGGGAACTGATATGACATGGACAAGATGTATAATAGTGACGGCTAGCCGGAAGCGAAAG
GGAAGGTACATTGAAGGTACTGAGGAAGGAGAATGAAGAATGGAAACGAACAGAAAAAGA
GAACATGTAATGAGTATGAGAGAGTGAGCGACAGTTTCGAGATAATGTTGCGATGTGCAA
CAAAGTAGATGAAGCGCCGCATGGAATATGTATAGAGTGAGTAACGATCAGACGGATGTG
// b=A g=C r=T y=G
GAAGATTTGAAAAGGGTTATGTATAAAAACTTGATTACTTTATAATTATGGGTTAGGCTG
AATTTAACGTAGAGTACAGTTACAATAGTGAGAAGATGTACTTCGATCCTTAATCTAAAT
TTAATTGACAGGTAATTGACGTATTAATTATAAGTAATAAGTTAAACTAACATAAAAATA
TAACAGTGAAGTATGAGTATATATGTATCTACATGGGCTATAGAAGTGGTCTAGTGTCAA
CAAATGATAGTAATCTCCTCAGTTAAGAGTGAGATATGTATGAACTAGCATACTTAGTGT
// b=A g=G r=C y=T
TAATACCCTAAAATTTCCACTCACAAAAAGCCTACCAGCCCACAACCACTTTCCATTGCT
AACCCAAGTCATATCAGATCCAGAACATCTATAATACTCAGCCGTACGGCCAACGCAAAC
CCAACCTAGATTCAACCTAGTCACCAACCACAATCAACAATCCAAAGCAAGACAAAAACA
CAAGATCTAATCACTATCACACACTCACGCAGACTTTGCACATAATCTTCGCATCTCGAA
GAAACTACATCAACGCGGCGATCCAATATCTATACACTCACTAAGCATGACAGCCATCTC
// b=A g=G r=T y=C
CAACATTTCAAAACCCTTATCTATAAAAAGTTCATTAGTTTATAATTATCCCTTACCGTC
AATTTAAGCTACACTAGACTTAGAATACTCACAACATCTAGTTGCATGGTTAATGTAAAT
TTAATTCAGACCTAATTCAGCTATTAATTATAACTAATAACTTAAAGTAAGATAAAAATA
TAAGACTCAACTATCACTATATATCTATGTAGATCCCGTATACAACTCCTGTACTCTGAA
GAAATCATACTAATGTGGTGACTTAACACTCACATATCTATCAAGTACGATAGTTACTCT
// b=A g=T r=C y=G
GAAGACCCGAAAAGGGCCACGCACAAAAATCCGACCATCCCACAACCACGGGCCAGGTCG
AACCCAATGCAGAGCATAGCCATAACAGCGAGAAGACGCATCCTGACTTCCAACTCAAAC
CCAACCGATAGGCAACCGATGCACCAACCACAAGCAACAAGCCAAATCAATACAAAAACA
CAATAGCGAAGCACGAGCACACACGCACTCATACGGGTCACAGAAGCGGCTCAGCGCTAA
TAAACGACAGCAACTCTTCTAGCCAAGAGCGAGACACGCACGAATCAGTACATCCAGCGC
// b=A g=T r=G y=C
CAACAGGGCAAAACCCGGAGCGAGAAAAATGGCAGGATGGGAGAAGGAGCCCGGACCTGC
AAGGGAATCGACACGATACGGATAAGACGCACAACAGCGATGGTCAGTTGGAAGTGAAAG
GGAAGGCATACCGAAGGCATCGAGGAAGGAGAACGAAGAACGGAAATGAATAGAAAAAGA
GAATACGCAACGAGCACGAGAGAGCGAGTGATAGCCCTGAGACAACGCCGTGACGCGTAA
TAAAGCAGACGAAGTGTTGTACGGAACACGCACAGAGCGAGCAATGACTAGATGGACGCG
// b=C g=A r=G y=T
TCCTCGGGTCCCCTTTGGCGTGCGCCCCCAGGTCGGCAGGGCGCCGGCGTTTGGCTTAGT
CCGGGCCATGCTCTGCACTGGCACCGCTGTCTCCTCGTGCAGGATCGAAGGCCGAGCCCG
GGCCGGTCACTTGCCGGTCATGCGGCCGGCGCCTGCCGCCTGGCCCAGCCACGCCCCCGC
GCCACTGTCCTGCGTCTGCGCGCGTGCGAGCACGTTTAGCGCTCCTGTTGAGCTGTGACC
ACCCGTCGCTGCCGAGAAGACTGGCCTCTGTCTCGCGTGCGTCCAGCTACGCAGGCTGTG
// b=C g=A r=T y=G
GCCGCTTTGCCCCGGGTTCTGTCTCCCCCATTGCTTCATTTCTCCTTCTGGGTTCGGATG
CCTTTCCAGTCGCGTCACGTTCACCTCGTGCGCCGCTGTCATTAGCTAATTCCTATCCCT
TTCCTTGCACGGTCCTTGCAGTCTTCCTTCTCCGTCCTCCGTTCCCATCCACTCCCCCTC
TCCACGTGCCGTCTGCGTCTCTCTGTCTATCACTGGGATCTCGCCGTGGTATCGTGTACC
ACCCTGCTCGTCCTATAATACGTTCCGCGTGCGCTCTGTCTGCCATCGACTCATTCGTGT
// b=C g=G r=A y=T
TCCTCAAATCCCCTTTAACATACACCCCCGAATCAACGAAACACCAACATTTAACTTGAT
CCAAACCGTACTCTACGCTAACGCCACTATCTCCTCATACGAAGTCAGGAACCAGACCCA
AACCAATCGCTTACCAATCGTACAACCAACACCTACCACCTAACCCGACCGCACCCCCAC
ACCGCTATCCTACATCTACACACATACAGACGCATTTGACACTCCTATTAGACTATAGCC
GCCCATCACTACCAGAGGAGCTAACCTCTATCTCACATACATCCGACTGCACGAACTATA
// b=C g=G r=T y=A
ACCACTTTACCCCAAATTCTATCTCCCCCGTTACTTCGTTTCTCCTTCTAAATTCAAGTA
CCTTTCCGATCACATCGCATTCGCCTCATACACCACTATCGTTGACTGGTTCCTGTCCCT
TTCCTTACGCAATCCTTACGATCTTCCTTCTCCATCCTCCATTCCCGTCCGCTCCCCCTC
TCCGCATACCATCTACATCTCTCTATCTGTCGCTAAAGTCTCACCATAATGTCATATGCC
GCCCTACTCATCCTGTGGTGCATTCCACATACACTCTATCTACCGTCAGCTCGTTCATAT
// b=C g=T r=A y=G
GCCGCAAAGCCCCGGGAACAGACACCCCCTAAGCAACTAAACACCAACAGGGAACGGTAG
CCAAACCTGACGCGACTCGAACTCCACGAGCGCCGCAGACTAATGCATTAACCATACCCA
AACCAAGCTCGGACCAAGCTGACAACCAACACCGACCACCGAACCCTACCTCACCCCCAC
ACCTCGAGCCGACAGCGACACACAGACATACTCAGGGTACACGCCGAGGATACGAGATCC
TCCCAGCACGACCATATTATCGAACCGCGAGCGCACAGACAGCCTACGTCACTAACGAGA
// b=C g=T r=G y=A
ACCACGGGACCCCAAAGGCGAGCGCCCCCTGGACGGCTGGGCGCCGGCGAAAGGCAATGA
CCGGGCCTAGCACAGCTCAGGCTCCGCAGACACCACGAGCTGGTACGTTGGCCGTGCCCG
GGCCGGACTCAAGCCGGACTAGCGGCCGGCGCCAGCCGCCAGGCCCTGCCTCGCCCCCGC
GCCTCAGACCAGCGACAGCGCGCGAGCGTGCTCGAAATGCGCACCAGAAGTGCAGAGTCC
TCCCGACGCAGCCGTGTTGTCAGGCCACAGACACGCGAGCGACCTGCATCGCTGGCAGAG
// b=G g=A r=C y=T
TGGTGCCCTGGGGTTTCCGCTCGCGGGGGACCTGCCGACCCGCGGCCGCTTTCCGTTACT
GGCCCGGATCGTGTCGAGTCCGAGGCGTCTGTGGTGCTCGACCATGCAACCGGCACGGGC
CCGGCCTGAGTTCGGCCTGATCGCCGGCCGCGGTCGGCGGTCCGGGACGGAGCGGGGGCG
CGGAGTCTGGTCGCTGTCGCGCGCTCGCACGAGCTTTACGCGTGGTCTTCACGTCTCAGG
AGGGCTGCGTCGGCACAACAGTCCGGTGTCTGTGCGCTCGCTGGACGTAGCGACCGTCTC
// b=G g=A r=T y=C
CGGCGTTTCGGGGCCCTTGTCTGTGGGGGATTCGTTGATTTGTGGTTGTCCCTTGCCATC
GGTTTGGACTGCGCTGAGCTTGAGGTGCTCGCGGCGTCTGATTACGTAATTGGTATGGGT
TTGGTTCGAGCCTGGTTCGACTGTTGGTTGTGGCTGGTGGCTTGGGATGGAGTGGGGGTG
TGGAGCTCGGCTGTCGCTGTGTGTCTGTATGAGTCCCATGTGCGGCTCCTATGCTCTAGG
AGGGTCGTGCTGGTATAATAGCTTGGCGCTCGCGTGTCTGTCGGATGCAGTGATTGCTCT
// b=G g=C r=A y=T
TGGTGAAATGGGGTTTAAGATAGAGGGGGCAATGAAGCAAAGAGGAAGATTTAAGTTCAT
GGAAAGGCTAGTGTAGCGTAAGCGGAGTATGTGGTGATAGCAACTGACCAAGGACAGGGA
AAGGAATGCGTTAGGAATGCTAGAAGGAAGAGGTAGGAGGTAAGGGCAGGCGAGGGGGAG
AGGCGTATGGTAGATGTAGAGAGATAGACAGCGATTTCAGAGTGGTATTACAGTATACGG
CGGGATGAGTAGGACACCACGTAAGGTGTATGTGAGATAGATGGCAGTCGAGCAAGTATA
// b=G g=C r=T y=A
AGGAGTTTAGGGGAAATTGTATGTGGGGGCTTAGTTGCTTTGTGGTTGTAAATTGAACTA
GGTTTGGCATGAGATGCGATTGCGGTGATAGAGGAGTATGCTTCAGTCCTTGGTCTGGGT
TTGGTTAGCGAATGGTTAGCATGTTGGTTGTGGATGGTGGATTGGGCTGGCGTGGGGGTG
TGGCGATAGGATGTAGATGTGTGTATGTCTGCGTAAACTGTGAGGATAATCTGATATCGG
CGGGTAGTGATGGTCTCCTCGATTGGAGATAGAGTGTATGTAGGCTGACGTGCTTGATAT
// b=G g=T r=A y=C
CGGCGAAACGGGGCCCAAGACAGAGGGGGTAACGAAGTAAAGAGGAAGACCCAAGCCTAC
GGAAAGGTCAGCGCAGTGCAAGTGGAGCACGCGGCGACAGTAATCGATTAAGGATAGGGA
AAGGAACGTGCCAGGAACGTCAGAAGGAAGAGGCAGGAGGCAAGGGTAGGTGAGGGGGAG
AGGTGCACGGCAGACGCAGAGAGACAGATAGTGACCCTAGAGCGGCACCATAGCACATGG
TGGGACGAGCAGGATATTATGCAAGGCGCACGCGAGACAGACGGTAGCTGAGTAAGCACA
// b=G g=T r=C y=A
AGGAGCCCAGGGGAAACCGCACGCGGGGGTCCAGCCGTCCCGCGGCCGCAAACCGAATCA
GGCCCGGTACGAGACGTGACCGTGGCGACAGAGGAGCACGTCCTAGCTTCCGGCTCGGGC
CCGGCCAGTGAACGGCCAGTACGCCGGCCGCGGACGGCGGACCGGGTCGGTGCGGGGGCG
CGGTGACAGGACGCAGACGCGCGCACGCTCGTGCAAATCGCGAGGACAACTCGACACTGG
TGGGCAGCGACGGCTCTTCTGACCGGAGACAGAGCGCACGCAGGTCGATGCGTCCGACAC
// b=T g=A r=C y=G
GTTGTCCCGTTTTGGGCCTCGCTCTTTTTACCGTCCTACCCTCTTCCTCGGGCCTGGACG
TTCCCTTAGCTGTGCTATGCCTATTCTGCGTGTTGTCGCTACCAGTCAACCTTCACTTTC
CCTTCCGTATGGCTTCCGTAGCTCCTTCCTCTTGCTTCTTGCCTTTACTTATCTTTTTCT
CTTATGCGTTGCTCGTGCTCTCTCGCTCACTATCGGGACTCTGTTGCGGCACTGCGCATT
ATTTCGTCTGCTTCACAACATGCCTTGTGCGTGTCTCGCTCGTTACTGATCTACCTGCGC
// b=T g=A r=G y=C
CTTCTGGGCTTTTCCCGGTGCGTGTTTTTAGGCTGGTAGGGTGTTGGTGCCCGGTCCAGC
TTGGGTTACGTCTCGTATCGGTATTGTCGCTCTTCTGCGTAGGACTGAAGGTTGAGTTTG
GGTTGGCTATCCGTTGGCTACGTGGTTGGTGTTCGTTGTTCGGTTTAGTTATGTTTTTGT
GTTATCGCTTCGTGCTCGTGTGTGCGTGAGTATGCCCAGTGTCTTCGCCGAGTCGCGATT
ATTTGCTGTCGTTGAGAAGATCGGTTCTCGCTCTGTGCGTGCTTAGTCATGTAGGTCGCG
// b=T g=C r=A y=G
GTTGTAAAGTTTTGGGAATAGATATTTTTCAAGTAATCAAATATTAATAGGGAATGGCAG
TTAAATTCGATGTGATCTGAATCTTATGAGTGTTGTAGATCAACGTACCAATTACATTTA
AATTAAGTCTGGATTAAGTCGATAATTAATATTGATTATTGAATTTCATTCTATTTTTAT
ATTCTGAGTTGATAGTGATATATAGATACATCTAGGGCATATGTTGAGGACATGAGACTT
CTTTAGTATGATTACACCACTGAATTGTGAGTGTATAGATAGTTCATGCTATCAATGAGA
// b=T g=C r=G y=A
ATTATGGGATTTTAAAGGTGAGTGTTTTTCGGATGGTCGGGTGTTGGTGAAAGGTAACGA
TTGGGTTCAGTATAGTCTAGGTCTTGTAGATATTATGAGTCGGCATGCCGGTTGCGTTTG
GGTTGGATCTAAGTTGGATCAGTGGTTGGTGTTAGTTGTTAGGTTTCGTTCTGTTTTTGT
GTTCTAGATTAGTGATAGTGTGTGAGTGCGTCTGAAACGTGTATTAGAAGCGTAGAGCTT
CTTTGATGTAGTTGCGCCGCTAGGTTATAGATATGTGAGTGATTCGTACTGTCGGTAGAG
// b=T g=G r=A y=C
CTTCTAAACTTTTCCCAATACATATTTTTGAACTAATGAAATATTAATACCCAATCCGAC
TTAAATTGCATCTCATGTCAATGTTATCACTCTTCTACATGAAGCTAGGAATTAGATTTA
AATTAACTGTCCATTAACTGCATAATTAATATTCATTATTCAATTTGATTGTATTTTTAT
ATTGTCACTTCATACTCATATATACATAGATGTACCCGATATCTTCACCAGATCACAGTT
GTTTACTATCATTAGAGGAGTCAATTCTCACTCTATACATACTTGATCGTATGAATCACA
// b=T g=G r=C y=A
ATTATCCCATTTTAAACCTCACTCTTTTTGCCATCCTGCCCTCTTCCTCAAACCTAAGCA
TTCCCTTGACTATACTGTACCTGTTCTACATATTATCACTGCCGATCGGCCTTCGCTTTC
CCTTCCATGTAACTTCCATGACTCCTTCCTCTTACTTCTTACCTTTGCTTGTCTTTTTCT
CTTGTACATTACTCATACTCTCTCACTCGCTGTCAAAGCTCTATTACAACGCTACACGTT
GTTTCATCTACTTCGCGGCGTACCTTATACATATCTCACTCATTGCTAGTCTGCCTACAC
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You guys are amazing. I have to say it's so exciting to see you all back on a puzzle again  Sorry I don't have anything to contribute (Guess I should get back onto the LGpedia - at least I can do that).
I'm just sitting here watching with my jaw hanging open. This is a total blast! ('scuse the pun TOSG  )
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