> I'm running into the same problem. There just aren't enough validated
> vowels.

Yes... The remaining three gave VI (one vowel) JNO (another one!) and S. Still too few...

On a side note, I also tried the 'hard' approach: take every number between 1 and 26 from any glyph, and build the 5^3*4*3 corresponding words (few of them...). I did not obtain nothing remarkable, so perhaps the decoded letters for every glyph should come out in another manner...

How else can we "count" through the glyphs, in a SIMPLE
> way. Chelsea said "I'm not mathematical,"

I am... That may be the problem, together with a bad knowledge of english (who did not help me in understanding some of the subtleties of Chelsea: could we have an esperanto translation?): I'm looking for things which may be complicated, and to twisted patterns (the easier was for G4, but it did not seem to be the right one...)

> Taking account some previous work that's been done here, Chelsea's
> reference to birds might be to cuckoo clocks (point to the "12"
> or "N" position), or, as someone else pointed out, to cardinal
> numbers. Now cardinal numbers don't help (cardinal vs. ordinal), but
> cardinal POINTS do, as they refer to the true directions of S, E, W, and,
> of course, North. When you see a clock for the first time, you're tempted
> to start counting from 12. Maybe that's what we should be doing....

Let's try, then...