It's a Nancy Drew thing.: Weekend Puzzle Answer

Okay, so the answer to the weekend puzzle is this:

It was a series of anagrams (mixed up words, names, and phrases). The solutions are to the right:

RCNAOH = 2 [Charon]
OSNLMERAII = 4 [Melina Rosi]
USNEKAXIDOA = 6 [Xenia Doukas]
EHESDUTEHERTGJ = 11 [The Three Judges]
SRUECREB = 5 [Cerberus]
REHNESPOEP = 9 [Persephone]
YEHSTRYDHOAB = 7 [The Hardy Boys]
KDIENIPBOAPAA = 3 [Niobe Papadaki]
AHGTSONANSA = 5 [Thanos Ganas]
KORAIRGOAKNSIGR = 6 [Grigor Karakinos]

The numbers reference the letter in the corrected spelling. For example, the second letter of Charon is H. Find all the letters and you get [Hidden Door].
( highlight the blank spaces to revel the answer )

Also, Little Jackalope from the Ametuer Sleuth Blog proposed a marathon, with international gmes that give history and lessons about the subject/country.

"I propose a marathon! Now there are different kinds of marathons you can take part in, like the ones on the message board run by our ever-knowledgeable fan community. Or there is also the classic type of marathon where you play every single game in order, but with 30 games in your collection, that’s quite a challenge!
This marathon I’m going to take part in is this: Play ALL the games that can fit into the Cultural/International category! And maybe throw in a few extras to the mix… if there is time.

Here is my lineup:

#6 Secret of the Scarlet Hand
#14 Danger by Design
#18 The Phantom of Venice
#19 The Haunting of Castle Malloy
#23 Shadow at the Water’s Edge
#24 The Captive Curse
#26 Tomb of the Lost Queen

Now if time allows, I would add Curse of Blackmoor Manor, Ransom of the Seven Ships, The Silent Spy, and The Shattered Medallion since these all take place internationally… but they have less emphasis on the cultural aspect.
The marathon will end the weekend before October 7th (which is the date you can start downloading Labyrinth of Lies)! I’ll be playing these in order above, and as often as I can find time to. Anyone wanna try a marathon?