Fragment Code, "PGVPE4EC" has been found on Rachel Blake's European Holiday blog. It was found by viewing the source code of her blog and discovering a string of picture files (.png). It was deduced that these file names needed to be added to the main blog url, giving us various pieces of the final glyph. Here are the pieces of the glyph: http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/They.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/say.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/everything.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/happens.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/for.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/a.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/reason.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/wish.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I_.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/could.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/believe.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png If you put all these pieces together, you'll get this picture of the final glyph. The video fragment is of Mr. Beardy (Okay...Alvar Hanso) saying, "Valenzetti assigned numerical values to the core environmental and human factors of his equation, 4,8,15,16,23,42." Great job to TLCM, DazzedElf, Justin and Dennis for being the first to email this clue. And a HUGE THANK YOU to Matt the Pale for his (now famous) Fragment Code List.