The last puzzle!!

I wrote a little poem to get you to my last clue, but it looks kind of funny. I’m afraid someone put a hex on it. Once you figure out what it’s talking about, send me a picture of it, and I’ll give you the clue.

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This should tie all my clues together... 

Another puzzle solved!

OK, now we know that Steve Tesich won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for "Breaking Away" in 1979. Steve Tesich and Hoagy Carmichael were both graduates of Indiana University. Hmm, what should you be thinking about if you are trying to solve that strange puzzle with the fish in it?

And the clue, for anyone who is looking for it here:
The Telecommunications professor likes to use unusual spellings in his/her passwords

Have you got the connection yet?

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Go fishing if you're so inklined.

A slightly geographical clue...

If you had your handy-dandy audio file reverser, you know that Hoagy Carmichael composed "Rockin' Chair". If not, you had to rely on Will for the answer. Here's your next clue, my little romance novelist.

Next door to where Hoagy wrote “Stardust”, you can break away for a cup of coffee. Who’s yer connection here?

When you know the answer, comment on this post or email it to moreyarte@gmail.com.

Rock on!

Well, my good friend. The chase is on. Here's a little ditty that I pulled out of the archives - maybe the archives from another planet...

Mystery Music

The question is: Who's yer composer?

When you think you know the answer, email me (moreyarte@gmail.com) or reply to this blog post, and I'll give you a clue to find your precious little flashdrive.

What is a hoosier?

Hoosier lore is a curious thing. You can find stuff out about hoosiers - not just about the sports teams. I don’t think the same can be said about Razorbacks or Sooners. Is there another state for which a nickname means so much?