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Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
treacerbullet	3:19a	December 29, 2223 It got cold in here really fast when I borrowed energy from the heating unit. Thermometer says it's 6C. It's rough. I'm wearing a lot of layers. I'm spoiled when it comes to heat, I guess, growing up in sunny Binghamton. But this is the choice I made, and I'm living with it. I'm still working on fixing the transmitter. I'm lucky that the antenna is fine, but the earthquake shook up the face equipment fiercely. As it turns out, the colder air is affecting my ability to do fine manipulation, and slowing me down. Even worse, for every broken connection I fix, I find a new one. I wonder if people in the Golden Age of Information complained this much in their Internet journals. Probably not. They lived in good times. People supported each other, and didn't forget each other. I wish I could've been alive then. OK. Enough blubbering. Can't have any future researcher, stuck down here and dying and reading my shit because he's got nothing better to do, thinking I was some kind of whiny milksop. I will courageously fight on to reach the outside world. I will not give up. I will not waste my days away haplessly waiting for something that will never happen. I will save myself, or go down trying. Kevin (Comment on this)
Monday, December 28th, 2009
tomcat5453	9:20p	Anniversary / Chanukah / Christmas Gift Kelly got me a bottle of Johnny Walker: Blue Label. BLUE LABEL! I am fucking speechless and in awe of this. Update: Holy fuck this is amazing. It goes down like water and tastes amazing. So good. Current Mood: shocked (3 Comments |Comment on this)
ravenontherocks	7:09p	This is why i pretty much failed the brain section of my class? If i can't get it right why should we expect textbooks to do it right? Campus center is currently under going several remodeling projects. Apparently new tile is going in all the areas that only had concrete before. They so far have put holes in the walls above the book store, painted the ceiling above the crossroads nook brown(?) New tile down near the food court. No one really knows how long this project is going to take and what the final outcome is. Kinda scary. Raptorex shows the same basic proportions as later tyrannosauroids: a comparatively large and solidly-constructed skull, long legs with adaptations for running, and tiny, two-fingered forelimbs. This is in contrast with more basal, contemporary tyrannosauroids such as Dilong, which retained features characteristic of more basal other coelurosaurs such as a small head and long, three-fingered forelimbs.[1] Despite its similarity to later, giant tyrannosaurs, Raptorex was comparatively very small, estimated at 3 m (10 ft) long and about 65 kg (143 lb). (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptorex) I've been very off the last several days. I think it was the whole family holiday thingy that really threw me off. Haven't been sleeping well and just tired all the time, spend most of my days napping. Nothing really to do at home except rearrange my stuff and how i store things. I have managed to give 5 bags of clothing away to the salvation army. I need to get rid of so much more.  Just about 5 months to figure out where i'm going in life and do it. Sounds like fun. (2 Comments |Comment on this)
treacerbullet	1:44p	Bright Future Inc. data file - Rebecca Ann Mizin-Manning Name: Rebecca Ann Mizin-Manning Employer: Unknown (Suspected Industries Unlimited) Position: Unknown - Possible Safetech or Codebreaker Date of Birth: May 14, 2202 Place of Birth: Richmond, VA Known details: * The daughter of Hubert Eugene Manning Jr. and Penelope Rider-Mizin. Both are alive and well. Both are farmers who own a plot of land in western Virginia, and have three sons who aid them on the farm, all of them older than Rececca. * Was a natural genius-level computer talent, and at the age of 17 wrote programs currently in use by all three major world corporations to subvert and limit current Infinity infestations. * Has a well-known penchant for subversion, and is now known to have cheated on several non-computers related tests during her educational career by hacking into school computers. * Was going to college and then suddenly disappeared. It is suspected that she was made a part of Industries Unlimited's "Prodigy Program" and is paid an exorbitant amount of money either to compliment their internal technology development or for covert operations stealing information from other companies. * Highly skilled at covering her trail electronically. * Considered somewhat immature, and one of several suspected of being the hacker known as "The Ass Bandit." * Not considered a direct threat. But due to her significant talent, may become a threat. Keep living family in mind for purposes of coercion. JKK-Vol. 88494 - Confidentiality level 2 (Comment on this)
gillan	1:32p	Ethnic cleansing during Katrina goes uninvestigated If you wonder what post-apocalyptic America would look like, there's a glimpse. Get an eyeful. (11 Comments |Comment on this)
gillan	8:51a	I feel like I should make more New Year's resolutions, but the one I got so far is a pretty big one. I was also thinking something like eat out no more than once a week since that's my other money-suck, but I am moving to the city of awesome (and sometimes quite inexpensive) restaurants sooo... Oh wait. New Year's Resolution #2: I will move to New York City. Getting back on the stick with my Buddhist practice would be a good one, though. (1 Comment |Comment on this)
gillan	8:37a	Random RPG thought: So I wish there was a way to make a class/level based system where the classes are freeform/customizable. Skill-based systems lack the satisfying crunch of level-based ones, along with the satisfaction of advancing tiers in a pre-specified niche. However it seems like as soon as you make a class customizable you own it too much which removes that satisfaction. Making up your own powers doesn't have the same charm as choosing from a list that someone else made. (4 Comments |Comment on this)
shaelbopp	5:40a	Twits ( This be some Tweetage! ) (Comment on this)
Sunday, December 27th, 2009
luciddreams	7:07p	Back home. Armed with mad lewt. Including a brand spanking new copy of Dragon Age: Origins and LOST Season 5. Saw family. Saw friends. Had a good time. Next week is new years, and that will prove to be quite fun as well. Hope your Christmas was a Merry one! ~Alan (Comment on this)
treacerbullet	2:04p	December 27, 2223 I'm amazed I'm alive. And even more amazing, my Caesar seems to be working again. It's not transmitting yet, but I think I can get it going soon. Hopefully, I'll be able to reach the chief, or someone, anyone, I don't care as long as it gets me out of here. It was close to two years ago when I was first sent down here, to this underwater facility to research a data mine from the information age from a service called "LifeJournal." The information was hard to decipher, because while bits were in readable English, some was also in a primitive form of Russian, and the huge majority of it was scrambled by a virus that I now think was pre-Infinity. Then placed underwater, I believe the remnants were actually protected from Infinity, which is why some of it was salvageable and contained secrets from the age. I was more interested in the archeological aspect of it, personally. Especially because the initial data mine in 2221 by the discovery team uncovered what appeared to be an ancestor of mine. So I came here to do the solo work. Working over the first few months, I found some remarkable files, including some curious information about people from his time. It was thrilling for me even though the work was meticulous and grueling. Then Erica Green, the department head, began to meddle with it. First she was angling to shut down my work. Then, after I found the stuff on Bret Gillan, my chief Harold Liese informed me that she wanted to take credit for it. For a few weeks, it was crazy. Then, some of my funding was cut anyway. Then the fucking earthquake struck. Then it was like I was living in a dream. Every two months, like clockwork, they dropped just enough food and batteries to last me until the next drop off. Every two months, I picked them up with my rover. Every two months, I waited. No rescue team. No supplies to repair my transmitter or my Caesar. No message from HQ. Nothing. If my suspicion is correct, the higher ups practically forgot about me, but I'm still on the books. So they're just going through the motions, doing what the paperwork tells them to do. And I'm left down here to rot. My Caesar is only working because I'm compromising on energy on the heating system. I'm attempting to repair the transmitter next with supplies from the refrigeration system. It's a risk. But I'll take it. I'm going crazy, and death may be preferable. In the meantime, if this should kill me, this will be a log of my final thoughts, similar to how my ancestor logged his own. I can't think of a more suitable place for their fossilization, among the remains of a better age that led me to my death. Kevin (Comment on this)
tomcat5453	11:35a	transmitting.LJ12262227.to.SHEL ://LENCRYPT Data Storage Transmission: Code: 98695110732323175 ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> MODIFYDATA.LJ12262223 ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> ERASE DATA LOGS ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> ERASE COMMAND LOGS ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> FORMAT REDUNDANCIES ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> REPOPULATE REDUNDANCIES ://0012.0027.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> send data:> LJ12262227 Dear LJ, Holy St. Batman! I don't know who that was, but that was an eye opener. Back in the days of Life Journals they could use their real names. But now I see why they didn't. Before the Internet Disclosure Act of 2030 people could log onto "the internet" anonymously. Maybe thats why they could be so forthright. I will attempt to do the same. I have changed my previous entry and covered my tracks as best as possible. I really do not wish to lose my life as I know it this early on. But I have passed the point of no return on this project so I may as well continue. So, my boss, who I will not name but for the moment we'll call her Satan Marx, is telling me that my budget is being reduced by over $150,000,000. Thats an entire quarter of my budget! What the hell does she think she's doing! There is no way that I can lose that much of my budget. The word on the datamine is that she's funneling it to the satellite extraction project. The only thing they've discovered is variations of infinity that almost infected our entire system! We've hit some major data mines and she wants. There's no way I am going to fire anyone and I know thats what she wants. Well back to the Programming Board. -Belial Current Mood: aggravated (5 Comments |Comment on this)
1963669	9:59a	XBox: 1 vs. 100 Oh man, where to begin... -Aimee got an XBox 360. -We knew about 1 vs. 100 from the old TV show (well, not that old, but off the air now) -We knew there was a live thingy on XBox Live because Penny Arcade were guest announcers on it months back. So we got a harddrive yesterday and Aimee joined the live audience for last night's show and let me tell you, that was amazing cool from a programmer's (my) perspective! The whole premise is a game show where one player answers trivia questions against 100 other players, everyone else is testing their knowledge from the audience. When the one player gets a question wrong, the mob wins, but if any of the mob miss the question, the game continues for the one, and he plays for more money until he takes the money or defeats the mob. We saw a player last night widdle the mob down to 1 guy before he took the money and left. So they've replaced the game show studio with a computer generated one which allows you an infinite number of audience members (it climbed over 32,000 last night while she played). The host of the show is little more than a live radio DJ with access to something that tells him when he has time to talk, an email feed, and a facebook page. The announcer of the show was a ghost in the machine. Some lady had recorded enough audio clips so that the announcer ran fluidly in giving the game state and the questions and answers ("Now it's 1 versus 88.", "You defeated 20 players with that answer.", "We'll be back right after this word from our sponsor."). And yes, there were commercials. The camera focused on your character in the audience, but there were displays in the virtual studio that played Sprint Network commercials for us at set intervals during the show. So what was sweet about all this? It was a real game show! The player was competing for Microsoft Points while the Mob of 100 was competing for a free download (Load Runner). Even the top 3 audience members for each round were given the game download. And our live host (who I think also did the voice of Yakko Warner, but I'll have to look this up) would give trivia during his segments that you could answer via email or phone. He ended up giving away a bunch of those keyboard hookups for controllers last night. It was a totally awesome experience and from my perspective, figuring out how it all tied together logically to make the whole game, was just a really cool thing to piece together mentally. I did the radio station stuff years ago, which gave me the knowledge on how the host worked, and in the past 5 years I've done Call Center scripts which has you merging together audio clips to simulate human feedback from recorded messages and information gathered on a caller ("You are the - 5th - caller in queue...your estimated wait time is..."). So yeah, I was geeked at how fluid everything was with these different systems coming together to make this game show a reality, and for an added bonus I got to help Aimee answer trivia questions. LC (Comment on this)
shaelbopp	5:40a	Twits ( This be some Tweetage! ) (Comment on this)
Saturday, December 26th, 2009
gillan	10:49p	New Year's Resolution #1: In 2010 I will not buy any video games. (19 Comments |Comment on this)
okuza1	10:15p	Interoffice Memorandum Department of Information Western North American Subdivision Friday December 26th, 2223 ______________________________________________________________________ To: All DoI WNAS Science Department Management Staff CC: DoI Managing Director Albert Freeman ______________________________________________________________________ Another year is coming soon, and as you all know, this means it is time for us to put together another annual budget. Specific project managers will find estimated changes to their budgets attached to this communique. I will expect to receive projected budgets from you for 2224 within the next week.  Aside from a few exceptions, most of our Science Department programs are going very well. I am especially encouraged by the PROGRESS that Mr. Singh's team has made with Project Falling Star. Many projects are showing an exceptional use of TEAMTHINKING! This is the KEY to success. For those of you have have had a more difficult time keeping up: I suggest you encourage your team to re-read Dr. Singleton's 5 tenets of Corporate Success. We need to employ more CEREBRAL REASON in our projects. We have a lot of BIG things happening. Be sure to wish your staff a "Happy New Year" from me. Erica Susan Green Department of Information Director for Western North America __________________________________________________________________ ATTACHMENT TO: HAROLD LIESE Your department's budget will be reduced slightly, by an estimated $156,402,199.43. My secretary will expect details on the specific cuts you will be making within the week. - ESG (2 Comments |Comment on this)
treacerbullet	9:47p	InfoCorp. Handwiki search: THE BIG THREE The Big Three is a commonly used term to describe the three largest corporate entities in the world. Roughly 85% of the world's adult and work-eligible population is or has been employed by one of The Big Three. They are: * Information Corporation (InfoCorp) * Bright Future Incorporated (BF Inc.) * Industries Unlimited (IU) ----- Information Corporation is a conglomerate formed by the merger of 26 companies in 2080 to compete with the growth of Industries Unlimited. Members of the original consortium includes The Walt Disney Company, General Electric Company, News Corporation, Nintendo Company Ltd., AT&T Inc., Radiation Theraputics, Triarc, Apple Inc. and Gap Incorporated. Over the next ten years, InfoCorp exapanded to include more than 100 more companies, eager to get on the bandwagon of a force that had seen some success in fending off the expansion of IU. By 2100, InfoCorp became one of the largest companies in the world, and the largest on the American Continents in terms of employment and profit, surging past Industries Unlimited. Today, InfoCorp is a world leader in technology, pharmaceuticals, media, entertainment, military contracts, housing and apparel. It remains the largest company of The Big Three in terms of employment, and a close second to Industries Unlimited in profits, though that ranking changes from year to year. Official company statistics show that more than 3,000,000 working-class Americans and 4,500,000 world-wide are InfoCorp employees. ----- Bright Future Incorporated is as much a church to social Darwinism as it is a corporation. Founded in 2112 by Clive Altmont, then CEO of retail giant Wal-Mart, one of the few companies at the time that had managed to avoid merging with InfoCorp and IU. Altmont claimed to have a religious experience in 2111, that compelled him to transform WalMart into BF Inc., or "The Church of Immortal Legacy." In his experience, Altmont said a divine being came to him from "beyond the visible world" and told him that humanity would only evolve and achive status among the immortals of the universe through fierce competition with each other, as the most talented and privileged used talents at their disposal to prove their individual superiority. Then, by the year 2250, the ultimate human being would rise to prominance and lead the rest of the privileged class to the next plane of existence, in which their finite souls would finally become immortal. Altmont's church borrows some tenets of other religions, but typically changes them to serve the church's fierce lassiez-faire philosophy. For example, "The Golden Rule" assumed by many other world religions was transformed into the "Rule of Gold" which states, according to Altmont's writings. "Do unto inferiors as your superiors do unto you." ----- Industries Unlimited began as the Internet utility mega-giant Google, Inc. After enjoying immense and consistent growth that seemed to peak in the 2020s, Google expanded its assets to include other sectors, from agriculture to energy. During the dissolution of American government in 2072, Google jumped on the sudden lack of anti-trust laws more aggressively than any other company, absorbing 200 other companies worldwide and gaining a firm grasp on the American company, and becoming Industries Unlimited. According to then-CEO Peter Batch (2012-2082), they chose the new name to represent the variety of their assets (thus the vague term "Industries") yet also the vastness of the information age from which Google was born (thus the term "Unlimited.") "'Google' was a symbol of near infinity," Batch said. "We wanted to break that last barrier to let the world know that there is no limit to our reach. Our goal as a company is not only to profit, but to be all inclusive, to a point that could be considered infinite." IU is now the largest company in the world in terms of profits and employment. They are headquartered in Berlin, Germany. They are typically in direct conflict with The Information Corporation in all economic spheres worldwide. (Comment on this)
tomcat5453	4:09p	transmitting.LJ12262223.to.SHEL ://LENCRYPT Data Storage Transmission: Code: 98695110732323175 ://0012.0026.00002223> Enter COMMAND:> send data:> LJ12262223 Dear LJ, During the Golden Age, before Infinity, people kept logs of their life. They wrote them down. Even more surprising is that they did this before an open audience who would read their inner most thoughts. It must have been nice to live in such a society where you could trust the public and people reading your LJ, or Life Journal, not to cause you harm, discomfort, or use it against you. I believe they called them this because these journals were a representative of their Life. I am writing this now because InfoCorp recently intercepted a transmission about that. The copy of the transmission I received was scrambled, or at least the copy they gave me wasn't complete, but it got me thinking. Ke@&!, a very passionate guy who works for me, was able to glean some information about the people and society at the time. It was very scrambled due to infinity and its incredibly hard to understand the context, but it gives us some clue about the people who lived at that time. I am hoping that I can do the same. If I leave a copy of my thoughts and memories in this Life Journal... I may be able to help the future learn something. Or maybe I'll be famous, but not until after I am dead. Hopefully I can preserve some of the better findings that we gather here as well. There's got to be some hope for the future to make it better. There is of course some risk to this. If anyone inside, or worse, outside of InfoCorp finds out about this I will be immediately terminated. I have taken measures against it, even writing my own encryption routine and using my own server. Also the files I send will be small enough that they even if they are noticed they should be considered Infinity white noise. I do believe the risk will be minimal and well worth what I have to write for the future generations. :\\@&"J!*B&@) -Belial Current Mood: busy (5 Comments |Comment on this)
shaelbopp	5:40a	Twits ( This be some Tweetage! ) (Comment on this)
cirrussilvus	2:05a	Tweets o' the Day ( Here thar be tweets ) (Comment on this)
Friday, December 25th, 2009
gillan	2:07p	Merry Christmas. Hanging with my family. Reading Shogun. Watching movies about monkeys. Listening to a rottweiler snore. It's a nice one. Heading back to Ithaca tonight or tomorrow. Just gotta see my pops yet. Now, to draft up some New Year's resolutions. (Comment on this)
shaelbopp	5:40a	Twits ( This be some Tweetage! ) (Comment on this)
cirrussilvus	2:05a	Tweets o' the Day ( Here thar be tweets ) (Comment on this)
vex	1:13a	I'm nervous about sleeping here tonight. Despite the assurances of the gas company, waking up at five am to a gas filled house is enough for a person to be wary. The fact that it was the second leak in two days adds to that. On top of that, the gas lines are working the air out of them, from being off so the heaters are extra noisy. I wonder how much of this is a function of my anxiety and how much is really just honest well-earned wariness based on my landlord's failure to provide a safe living environment for me. I get fixated on irrational and non-existent dangers when my anxiety kicks in and I come to believe that danger is there even when I have proof that it isn't. This may be one of those things. I've had a lingering fear of the place I'm living in burning down in the back of my head for a long time. It's usually manageable as I can dismiss it as irrational. Yet, after the events of the last few days it has entered the realm of the possible rather than the fantastic. This makes it that much harder to dismiss. Oddly, the fact that breathing natural gas could asphyxiate me doesn't have me nearly as nervous or filled with dread as the idea of my apartment going boom. In fact aside from a knowledge that such a thing could happen, it doesn't even register with me as troubling. It simply is something that could happen, but isn't terribly terrifying to think about. Visions of explosions and fires on the other hand keep coming unbidden to my mind. I need to put it aside and get some actual sleep tonight. I'm exhausted and looking at another day of work tomorrow. Fortunately, the last big holiday hurrah for the year is almost over and done with. It's times like this that I wish I still had some Tylenol PM in the house. I'm not worried about a full blown panic attack setting in, but the anxiety I'm feeling right now might be enough to keep me up for longer than I'd like. I'm definitely gone from here ASAP. Any lingering doubts about leaving here were shattered when I found out my landlord lied about contacting the gas company for a safety inspection yesterday. As I found out when I woke up for a second time to a gas leak in my house. I immediately left the house and went to my mom's where I waited till a civil hour and called the gas company. They had no record of a request for inspection at my residence. I then called my landlord and told him to get to my house asap and meet the gas company here to get this sorted. I told the gas company to do whatever needed to be done to make my house safe to sleep in, and then to personally call me and inform me everything was good. They fixed it and called me, but I still can't completely shake off this unsafe feeling. (4 Comments |Comment on this)
Thursday, December 24th, 2009
okuza1	8:43p	Again? More weird stuff getting posted on the internet... (1 Comment |Comment on this)
treacerbullet	5:24p	Bright Future Inc. Messaging Face - URGENT To the attention of Arch Cardinal and CEO Hiram Altmont: We hope this missive finds you well, Your Holiness. We have some news to report that you should find pleasing! Roughly a year-and-a-half ago, an agent of ours planted at InfoCorp's data systems uncovered an unusual exchange taking place between a field researcher named Kevin Treacy at an underwater base near the coast of California in the region formerly known as "San Francisco." This exchange was the source of much of the news about the "Gillan File" that caused a buzz on the news for about a week before it became old. However, that's not why this data is interesting. What fascinates us, and was presumably overlooked within InfoCorp due to bureaucratic incompetence, is that, for several months, the station was receiving intermittent signals from sources that were either completely untraceable or made no sense. For example, there's an entire series of exchanges between InfoCorp officials and someone calling herself "Lindsay." Attached is a record of one exchange, in which Lindsay appears to be toying with the researcher's direct supervisor Harold Liese on a crossed signal. Lindsay also had direct and protected exchanges with the researcher in which she claimed to be stranded in a structure in the Gulf Of Mexico in the area of what was formerly known as New Orleans. This is, of course, absurd, because no man-made structure could survive those waters and such a structure would be less than ideal for conducting archeological research. But the amazing thing is, the signal did indeed come from the area formerly known as New Orleans! This should be impossible. As Your Holiness surely knows, that area is practically abandoned and is highly unsuitable for human life. It is one of the largest epicenters in the world of uncontrolled Infinity infestations, heavily polluted, and that's just on land! The seas are outright unmanageable, the radio noise is impenetrable, and the distance too far from San Francisco. It is downright impossible that a signal could be traced back to that area, even as a fluke. There's only one possibility: Supernatural phenomenon. We've traced other signals on the record from that station and found other similar mysteries. Most of the signals are traced back to New York, including the former metropolis that sat at the mouth of the Hudson River, and Long Island, which is completely submerged in water. There is at least one signal that appears to have traversed the Pacific Ocean, and several from parts of Michigan that would normally be highly unlikely to travel that distance to an underwater base. In short, there is something strange at work here, Your Holiness, and it demands our direct attention. We have arranged instances of communication, including possible supernatural anomalies, in a registry for ease of perusal. They are: Handwiki Entries of Note Poor programming led to a trail of Handwiki entries that the researcher had looked up on his InfoCorp Handwiki. Of course, expect these entries to be highly biased in favor of InfoCorp. Personnel Files These files contain information from our own records on the men and women known to be playing a role in this operation. We believe they are all still alive. Since these are our own records, they can be trusted to be completely unbiased. Directcom Logs Instances of direct communication between the researcher, his manager, and a few others. We're fortunate that this man's particular Caesar Computer keeps directcom logs. Historical Registry Files These are transmissions that show us what the researcher was mining the San Francisco archive for. Apart from Gillan, they involve relative nobodies from a forgotten age who never sought great fortune and were content to live meager lives. Interference Records There is a hacker who goes by the pseudonym "Ass Bandit" who stumbled upon their work. We believe we know the true identity of Ass Bandit, and that she is working for Industries Unlimited. When our suspicions are better confirmed we will move a personnel file for her. "Mission A" This is a solitary file sent by the InfoCorp Research Committee after they lost contact with the researcher. We believe this was due to a combination of the Ass Bandit's activities, InfoCorp's incompetence and the underwater earthquake of about 17 months ago. Current state of the investigation is unknown, but we will not assume the researcher is dead until presented with evidence that says so. There is also some strange noise attached to this order. Overall View This is a compilation of all the categories, and includes some various data that either has no significance or has a significance we don't yet understand, including some Stone Scenarios and a psychological assessment test that several of the mystery-signals were participating in. ----- On a final note, Your Holiness, we would like to acknowledge that it is nearly Christmas! It is our understanding that you have be praying for a new mansion this holiday season, and we believe a man of your wealth and talent will surely get his wish. May Adam Smith's Invisible Hand and Most Holy Gaze watch over you this coming New Year! Sincerely, The Bright Future Inc. Electronic Espionage Team *************** (://LENCRYPT Data Storage Transmission: Code: 98695110732323175 Message partially intercepted by InfoCorp Defense Grid. Retransmission to HEL/ESG is as follows.</b>) #!500AJFGN8afnuaisfu#!and CEO Hiram Altmont: #!500AJFGN8afnu dataloss:13Z&&&& aisfu500AJFGN8afnuaisfu500AJFGN8afnua isfu500AJFGN8afnuaisfu500AJFGN8afnuaisfu500AJFGN8afnuaisfu50 0AJFGN8afnuaisfu#! researcher named Kevin Treacy at an underwater base near the coast of California in the region formerly known as "San Francisco." This exchange was the source of much of the news about the "Gillan File" that caused a buzz on the n#!YYYYxxxxx^%G&YH*#! #!dataloss:211KB&&&&#!researcher's direct supervisor Harold Liese on a crossed signal. Lindsay also had direct and protected exchanges#!........... . . . ......#! $$$$$ Most of the signals are traced back to New York, including the former metropolis that sat at the mouth of the Hudson River, and Long Island, #! NEW HEAVENGRO WILL MAKE YOUR GARDEN FLOURISH: 1#!2#!3#!4#!5#!6#!7#!8#!9#! #!vvv#!that several of the mystery-signals were participating in.#~!Adam Smith's Invisible Hand &&&&&#! 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