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Marking Sheet Prop and Sites DAYS 360 file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/Mark/webprojects/newa... Overview Marking Sheet Prop and Sites DAYS 360 Sheet 1: Marking Sheet REF SOURCE ANSWER (IDENTIFICATION) CONNECTION/THEME (CONTEXT) MARKS 1 Posters maximum marks value includes highest Poster 1 TEASER POSTER - also a test of our ability to upload and modify the ATH proporonal score Site 1.1 Poster 1 Tommy Bolin - Teaser album cover (text removed) (1) ID TB. He was in Deep Purple - also a 'teaser' poster to introduce some of this 1 year's themes 1.2 Poster 1 Chiller Font (1) Deep Purple - Now What ?! Font 1 1.3 Poster 1 Apollo Pad Abort Test 2 (1) ID - Apollo Theme 1 1.4 Poster 1 Published Nov 14, references 7 December (1) IS both Apollo Launch Dates (A12=14 Nov, A17=7 Dec) 1 Poster 2 PREPARING TO LAUNCH POSTER 1.5 Poster 2 Atlans prepared to roll out from the VAB for the final shule flight on (1) ID Space Shule (Atlans) - Space program theme - this is the end of the 1 Mission STS-135 American manned spaceflight sequence from Mercury to Shule (bookends the space secon of this ATH) and 'preparing to launch', hint that Atlans is significant - see (Ficonal) Islands 1.6 Poster 2 Speech bubble ("Now What ?!") (1) ID Deep Purple ref to 2013 new album 1 1.7 Poster 2 Speech bubble ("Let's go Space Truckin") (1) ID Deep Purple ref to Space Truckin - first of many Space Truckin references, 1 Shule = Space Truck 1.8 Poster 2 Published Dec 7, references 21 December ATH launch (1) ID both Apollo Launch Dates (A17=7 Dec, A8=21 Dec) 1 1.9 Poster 2 Seers Email Address - Rocketmail (1) ID Rocketmail = spaceflight theme 1 2 ATH2013 Launch Cover 2.1 Cover page Apollo Launch picture (1) ID Launch of first manned Skylab flight (depending on your numbering 2 2 system Skylab 1 or 2, if you include the lab launch as S1 then this is S2, but mission patch says S1. Crew is Conrad, Weitz & Kerwin. Crews numbered themselves as 1, 2 & 3). (2) ID 28 - This was NASA's 28th manned spaceflight (flight duraon 28 days) and this is the 28th Armchair Treasure Hunt, hence the choice of photo 1 of 20 26/06/2014 16:51 file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/Mark/webprojects/newa... 2.2 Cover page Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (1) ID Space Truckin line - Three astronauts in the command module 1 3 Tupperware ESTABLISHING CONTEXT FOR ATH 2013 Intro 3.1 Tupperware Kate = Catherine Bourne (1) ID stream beside burial site is Catherine Bourne 1 Intro 3.2 Tupperware Old Place/Old Pub = The Old Guinea (1) ID pub - See finders ckets for artefacts 1 Intro 4 ETAOIN Leer Frequency puzzle to give Merry Xmas message 4.1 ETAOIN Idenfy that there are 26 albums that should map onto 26 leers (1) A-stormbringer, B-r:dtc, C-r:rising, D-tbro, E-shades, F-perf strangers, 1 G-bananas, H-burn, I-dp3rd, J-slaves masters, K-r:boos, L-taliesyn, M-r:dte, N-in rock, O-rotd, P-r:rbr, Q-purpendicular, R-come taste, S-wdwtwa, T-machine head, U-fireball, V-r:sbte, W-r:llrnr, X-hobl, Y-now what?!, Z-abandon 4.2 ETAOIN Decode Merry Xmas Message (1) Score for decoded message 1 (Yes, the language is awkward but have a go with the same characters yourself!) 4.3 ETAOIN Explanaon: highest freq leers map onto most sleeve variaons (1) Explanaon: Frequency analysis - DP & Rainbow sleeves based on number of 1 variaons then chronological order, studio albums only 5 36 Pic Grid Starng to build up the themes and connecons 5.1 36 Pic Grid Newman Street (1) ID DP(O) old offices at 25 2 (2) ID Logica next door at 23 (more old offices) 5.2 36 Pic Grid Orchestra (1) ID Orchestra 2 (2) ID From Concerto for Group and Orchestra (rehearsal 2011 recording) 5.3 36 Pic Grid ISS - Internaonal Space Staon (1+2) ID ISS - Built with the help of the shule (Atlans was final SS to visit ISS) 2 5.4 36 Pic Grid STS-107 Mission Badge - Columbia Space Shule (1) ID STS-107 2 (2) Deep Purple connecon with STS-107 ('Contact Lost' on Bananas) 5.5 36 Pic Grid Rice, Tim (1) ID TR 2 (2) ID JCSS/Ian Gillan connecon - holding Gold Discs for Jesus Christ Super Star 5.6 36 Pic Grid Engle, Joe (1+2) ID JE - X15, Space Shule (Enterprise, Columbia, Discovery) and nearly A17 2 astronaut 5.7 36 Pic Grid Vandenberg AFB (1+2) ID VAFB - Proposed USAF shule launch site with SS Enterprise on site 3 (3) Bonus Adrian Vandenberg link - Whitesnake guitarist 5.8 36 Pic Grid Thorson, Linda as Tara King (1) ID LT 2 (2) ID Avengers / Ridge / Deeves Hall connecon 5.9 36 Pic Grid Northumberland Telescope, Cambridge University (1) ID NTCU 2 (2) ID Chris would have used this 2 of 20 26/06/2014 16:51 file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/Mark/webprojects/newa... 5.10 36 Pic Grid Edwards, Tony (1) ID TE 2 (2) ID TE as Deep Purple manager (at 25 Newman St) 5.11 36 Pic Grid Chaplin, Charlie (1) ID CC 2 (2) Hanwell connecon (educated at HCC when a school) 5.12 36 Pic Grid Enterprise, USS (1) ID USSEnt 2 (2) ID Space Shule (SS) Enterprise connecon (NB Star Trek film theme by Jerry Goldsmith, also did Our Man Flint) 5.13 36 Pic Grid Roundabout ('magic' roundabout at Hemel Hempstead) (1) ID RB 2 (2) Rejected name for DP (toured in Denmark under this name), Deeves Hall link 5.14 36 Pic Grid Tetragrammaton (1) ID TG 2 (2) early Deep Purple label in USA 5.15 36 Pic Grid Sugarlump (1) ID SL 3 (2) Another rejected name for DP, Deeves Hall (3) bonus for anyone menoning 'Concrete God' too 5.16 36 Pic Grid Orpheus (1) ID O (pic from Sandman comics) 2 (2) Another rejected name for DP, Deeves Hall 5.17 36 Pic Grid Marshall, Jim (1) ID JM 2 (2) Hanwell connecon, DP equipment supplier 5.18 36 Pic Grid Sunset Boulevard (1+2) ID SB - Sunset Gower connecon (Pirate Sound at SG Studios on SB and GS) 2 5.19 36 Pic Grid MI5 Gower Street Building (1) ID MI5 bdg - Sunset Gower connecon 2 (2) ID Paice/Evans pre-purple band MI5 5.20 36 Pic Grid Usual Suspects, The (1) ID tUS - Film poster 2 (2) Usual Suspects is also a Joe Lynn Turner (exDP) album 5.21 36 Pic Grid Buran (1+2) ID Russian Space Shule, on the back of its Antonov transporter plane 2 5.22 36 Pic Grid Lost World, The (1) ID TLW By Arthur Conan-Doyle featuring Prof. Challenger 2 (2) SS Challenger 5.23 36 Pic Grid Atlans, RV (1) ID RVA - Woods Hole Research Vessel 2 (2) that SS Atlans was named a er (& in ATH2011) 5.24 36 Pic Grid Our Man Flint (1) ID OMF 2 (2) Theme song wrien by Jerry Goldsmith, covered by Artwoods (Jon Lord pre-purple band) 3 of 20 26/06/2014 16:51 file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/Mark/webprojects/newa... 5.25 36 Pic Grid Imahara, Grant (1) ID GI - Mythbuster 2 (2) MB produced by Discovery Channel - SS Discovery 5.26 36 Pic Grid Dowager Duchess of Dunraven (1) ID DDD 2 (2) Clearwell Castle connecon 5.27 36 Pic Grid Underground - alternave tube map (1+2) ID LU 2 Also a Naonal Treasure (see U150), 60's musical U, U Club, frequent use of LU in ATH and thanks to TfL while preparing this ATH 5.28 36 Pic Grid Thaw, John (as Endeavour Morse) (1) ID JT as Morse 3 (2) SS Endeavour connecon (3) Bonus: DP connecon via Steve Morse 5.29 36 Pic Grid Spacelab (1+2) ID SL - ESA Shule payload, over 30 missions flown 2 5.30 36 Pic Grid Elliot, Billy (1) ID BE 2 (2) Hanwell connecon (filmed at HCC) 5.31 36 Pic Grid Starship (1) ID Starship 2 (2) Boeing 720 used by DP (and others, which ended its days at Luton Airport) 5.32 36 Pic Grid Uranus (1+2) ID U - The funniest of the planets (photo is on its side), visited by Voyager 2 2 5.33 36 Pic Grid You Only Live Twice (1) ID YOLT 2 2 (2) Chris's name is taken from one of the ficonal astronauts 5.34 36 Pic Grid Lunar Rover (1+2) ID LR - The only car not driven on Earth 2 5.35 36 Pic Grid Nixon, Richard Milhous (1+2) ID RMN 2 Nixon went to the Moon on A11 & A17 plaques, spoke to A11 crew while on their moonwalk and approved shule funding as Prez 5.36 36 Pic Grid Orion (1+2) ID Orion - A proposed successor to Space Shule, its unmanned test launch 2 was due in Dec 2013 when this pic was chosen in Mid-2011…. We're sll waing for that test launch 5.37 36 Pic Grid Idenfy that the 36 Pic Grid gives acrosc clue Proporonal scores for finding acrosc 16 6 25 'dates' cipher Not dates but a variaon on a book cipher 6.1 25 'dates' cipher Idenfy that it is an Oendorf or Book Cipher (1+2) ID O/B Cipher 2 6.2 25 'dates' cipher Idenfy that the 36 Pic Grid acrosc clue is used here (1) Acrosc: Only use studio albums most recent version 2 (2) Bonus: Oendorf used in ‘Naonal Treasure’ film 6.3 25 'dates' cipher Decode Message (crypc direcons) (1) ID Space Truckin Theme 1 4 of 20 26/06/2014 16:51 file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/Mark/webprojects/newa..
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