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http://www.vanishingpointgame.com/antepenultimate/

"The adjective antepenultimate has one meaning:

Meaning #1: third from last"

Does that mean there are 3 to go? Sorry if this has already been posted but its hard to keep up!

Well i was thinking more like 3rd prize ? or third from last in three is 1 so maybe its first prize lol

A few commnents:

1. I think all of this is practice for the "real" competition, like the annual Microsoft College Puzzle Challenge (...very similar)

2. We need some kind of place, maybe a dedicated forum with seperate threads (...please Neowin gods :) ) to work on this thing in a more organized way...we'll all have to take breaks etc... and can't be around all the time

guys i posted this earlier - the letters that were not repeated in the two puzzles (the unsolved one) are as follows

"Rght after studying the animation there - there are 10 letters that do not appear in the next picture

ZENPH

and

CJMRO"

Zenph = Zenith ?

CJMRO = ????

Those links aren't online.....

He abbreviated vanishingpointgame.com

Duh.

zenith - derived from Arabic samt ar-ras 'the way or road above one's head'; zenith technically is the point directly above the observer and nadir is the point directly below

Now for the suduko lookin puzzle we have to solve.

The domain is registered to Go Daddy, and I know that Microsoft doesn't use them as their domain registrar.

Perhaps so, but the clues point to this being a viral marketing campaign run by a third-party company on behalf of Microsoft, so the registrar isn't really relevant.

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