Persephone's Hole Picture Clues & DHARMA Acronym Discovered!

Possible Spoilers

The Lost Experience has brought us many clues through the main thehansofoundation.org site for a while now. Not sure if everyone has been aware of this, but there have also been hidden clues given out through http://persephone.thehansofoundation.org. Persephone has been giving out codes in this way, which have pointed to http://hole2.thehansofoundation.org and http://hole3.thehansofoundation.org. (Hole2 has remained unsolved to this date; Hole3, through the small message “D2O”, under the eye, was what led up to the “hard water” password which was used to unlock the Capetown Inquisitor newspaper clue).

Today, Persephone’s newest code was: 43 49 32 116 105 109 101 108 101 115 115 32 116 111 103 101 116 104 101 114. In ASCII, this translates to “1+ Timeless Together”. Adding 1+ the previous hole3, that gave us the clue located at http://hole4.thehansofoundation.org: Yet another faceless face (which was not present before at that URL).

Anyone have any ideas what this new clue is trying to tell us? Compare to the other 2.. a little bit different (and I’m starting to suspect it may be a magic eye thing, or judging from the lines, a hidden audio file?). I’ve been wondering if the clue “Timeless Together” is in itself, an anagram. If so, the best I’ve got so far is HOLES MERGE, TEST IT.

EDIT 6/13/06:
The file names of the 3 hole pictures are: q9als2002 t9agen75 u8egnce86
Converting middle numbers (9, 9, 8) to letters (i, i, h), and neglecting years at the end, the acronym is LIGHT SEQUENCE AGAIN. Enter this into the Mental Health Appeal section under “Inquire Today”, and you will be taken to a time-consuming and monotonous task which is similar to Simon (remember that one from the 80′s?) from HELL. The final end product is that you find out the DHARMA acronym:

D – Department of
H – Heuristics
A – And
R – Research on
M – Material
A – Applications

Wikipedia definition of Heuristics

Note: You must have completed prior tasks in the webmaze for this password to work. To view other webmaze clues in this blog, click on “The Lost Experience” link next to the title of this article, and read from the bottom up (starting with the “GWC Letters” article).