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The document is a journal entry from an Assassin describing their extensive studies of an ancient artifact called the Apple of Eden. They have been obsessed with understanding it for weeks or months, neglecting other duties, though others have urged them to stop. The Apple seems to promise total control and obedience from those exposed to it. The Assassin believes it holds great and dangerous secrets about the past and future that put humanity at risk. They feel a duty to continue studying it until they discover the truth.
The detective is investigating the Strangling Servo murder case in Strangetown. They have interviewed two former detectives, Elmyra Beaker and Ripp Grunt, who were assigned to the case. Elmyra revealed that a man named Gargamel Pie owned the servo that committed the murders and had ordered it to kill. Ripp admitted that he and Elmyra had been distracted from their surveillance of the final victim because they were kissing. This allowed the servo to kill the victim. The detective becomes suspicious that the police supervisors did not properly discipline Elmyra and Ripp for their mistake. They go to interview their former lieutenant, Kirsten Singles, to get further answers.
The narrator has been investigating the Strangling Servo murder case in Strangetown. They have interviewed Detective Elmyra Beaker, her former partner Ripp Grunt, and their former lieutenant Kirsten Singles, discovering suspicious behavior regarding the handling of the case. The narrator also spoke to PetTech, who hinted at deeper connections but provided no clear answers. After searching various clubs, the narrator encounters Gargamel Pie, the prime suspect in ordering the servo killings. Gargamel invites the narrator to talk privately, suggesting the case may finally be solved.
Steve, the new general manager of the Royal Court Hotel, is investigating security issues at the property after a staff member recalled an incident. His research uncovered several security problems over the past year, including car break-ins, a theft during a wedding, and drug dealing rumored to occur at the hotel. Steve needs to present his findings and recommendations to the corporate legal department. He also needs to implement an effective security program to reduce future incidents while keeping costs low.
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This document is the beginning of a story told from the perspective of a young black girl who is preparing to attend her first day at a formerly all-white school following desegregation laws. She has recurring nightmares about being attacked by racist white men. Her mother wakes her from the nightmare and encourages her to get ready for school, emphasizing the need to make a good impression on the white people. The girl resents her mother's focus on white approval but gets dressed for school reluctantly.
The document is a journal entry from an Assassin describing their extensive studies of an ancient artifact called the Apple of Eden. They have been obsessed with understanding it for weeks or months, neglecting other duties, though others have urged them to stop. The Apple seems to promise total control and obedience from those exposed to it. The Assassin believes it holds great and dangerous secrets about the past and future that put humanity at risk. They feel a duty to continue studying it until they discover the truth.
The detective is investigating the Strangling Servo murder case in Strangetown. They have interviewed two former detectives, Elmyra Beaker and Ripp Grunt, who were assigned to the case. Elmyra revealed that a man named Gargamel Pie owned the servo that committed the murders and had ordered it to kill. Ripp admitted that he and Elmyra had been distracted from their surveillance of the final victim because they were kissing. This allowed the servo to kill the victim. The detective becomes suspicious that the police supervisors did not properly discipline Elmyra and Ripp for their mistake. They go to interview their former lieutenant, Kirsten Singles, to get further answers.
The narrator has been investigating the Strangling Servo murder case in Strangetown. They have interviewed Detective Elmyra Beaker, her former partner Ripp Grunt, and their former lieutenant Kirsten Singles, discovering suspicious behavior regarding the handling of the case. The narrator also spoke to PetTech, who hinted at deeper connections but provided no clear answers. After searching various clubs, the narrator encounters Gargamel Pie, the prime suspect in ordering the servo killings. Gargamel invites the narrator to talk privately, suggesting the case may finally be solved.
Steve, the new general manager of the Royal Court Hotel, is investigating security issues at the property after a staff member recalled an incident. His research uncovered several security problems over the past year, including car break-ins, a theft during a wedding, and drug dealing rumored to occur at the hotel. Steve needs to present his findings and recommendations to the corporate legal department. He also needs to implement an effective security program to reduce future incidents while keeping costs low.
The document summarizes seven memorable scenes from Al Pacino movies over his career, each highlighting a life lesson. The scenes are from The Godfather Part 2, Scarface, Glengarry Glen Ross, Scent of a Woman, The Devil's Advocate, Any Given Sunday, and Donnie Brasco. Each scene link provides a video to the memorable moment that illustrates a wisdom or lesson that could be meaningful for the reader.
This document is the beginning of a story told from the perspective of a young black girl who is preparing to attend her first day at a formerly all-white school following desegregation laws. She has recurring nightmares about being attacked by racist white men. Her mother wakes her from the nightmare and encourages her to get ready for school, emphasizing the need to make a good impression on the white people. The girl resents her mother's focus on white approval but gets dressed for school reluctantly.
Malachite and Vanadinite, mages from another dimension, arrive through a vortex in a sorcerer Gabriel's living room. They are seeking their mistress Geodessa, who was taken by the vortex. However, Gabriel informs them that much time has passed here and Geodessa is now an Elder with a family. If they remain in this dimension, the mages will age rapidly due to different time streams. Gabriel agrees to consult a higher power on how to help the mages return to their own time and dimension without aging.
This document appears to be a collection of poems and short writings by an author named borgjie distura. There is no clear overarching theme or narrative across the pieces. The document includes poems on various topics like nature, relationships, faith and reflections on life. It explores themes of love, gratitude, fear, doubt and finding purpose through ordinary experiences.
The narrator and two friends decide to take LSD as a final hurrah before summer ends. They drive to a remote campsite in Iowa owned by one of the friend's grandparents. After setting up camp and getting high, they each place a tab of acid under their tongues at 3:00 pm. By 3:20 pm the effects are beginning to take hold as the narrator obsessively checks the time and feels drawn to stand up. Reed tells them he has something to show them and leads them to the tent, hanging up a tapestry but not explaining why.
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But a another force of evil gets between in this time of danger.
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- The three main characters - the Director of the Solar Federation, the Chief Interpreter of Multivac, and the Chief Programmer - discuss how unreliable the data fed into Multivac had become due to issues with personnel and components in the later years of the war.
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The document discusses how 5 technologies - digital signage, kiosks, mobile, audio, and smart shelves - are changing the in-store marketing landscape by enhancing the customer experience. It notes that these technologies can bridge customer needs for saving time and money and improving experiences with business needs to retain and convert customers and increase efficiencies. The document also outlines how a bad customer experience can lead to lost business, viral detractors, and operational burdens, while a good experience leads to customer acquisition, repeat business, and sustained business. Finally, it describes how these technologies can be used to create engaging, empowering, embedded, mobile, intelligent, and integrated experiences for customers.
The document provides a bibliography of articles from Frontline Tehran Bureau and other sources related to the political situation in Iran between 2008-2010. It includes over 50 articles written under the pseudonym Tara Mahtafar reporting on protests, government crackdowns, and political events from inside Iran. Other articles include analyses of the government's internet controls, the impact of social media, and student protests during this period of political unrest in Iran.
The document discusses the "green movement" in Iran upgrading their protest methods by writing slogans on banknotes as a risk-free way to spread their message widely through circulation. It also mentions panicked reactions from the regime, including arresting thousands of people, some randomly, showing the regime's paranoia has increased as they try to monitor millions of dissidents. The document also includes emails between individuals discussing the situation, cultural shock, the Danish embassy, and requests for more information about what is happening.
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Malachite and Vanadinite, mages from another dimension, arrive through a vortex in a sorcerer Gabriel's living room. They are seeking their mistress Geodessa, who was taken by the vortex. However, Gabriel informs them that much time has passed here and Geodessa is now an Elder with a family. If they remain in this dimension, the mages will age rapidly due to different time streams. Gabriel agrees to consult a higher power on how to help the mages return to their own time and dimension without aging.
This document appears to be a collection of poems and short writings by an author named borgjie distura. There is no clear overarching theme or narrative across the pieces. The document includes poems on various topics like nature, relationships, faith and reflections on life. It explores themes of love, gratitude, fear, doubt and finding purpose through ordinary experiences.
The narrator and two friends decide to take LSD as a final hurrah before summer ends. They drive to a remote campsite in Iowa owned by one of the friend's grandparents. After setting up camp and getting high, they each place a tab of acid under their tongues at 3:00 pm. By 3:20 pm the effects are beginning to take hold as the narrator obsessively checks the time and feels drawn to stand up. Reed tells them he has something to show them and leads them to the tent, hanging up a tapestry but not explaining why.
2 years have passed since Balder's attack and there is no whereabouts of Edgar, Axel worries but everyone is helping him surpass that difficult time.
Now a new evil reveals itself as Xehanort prepares to unleash the Eternal Sun God, Ruler of Time, Solaris.
But a another force of evil gets between in this time of danger.
- The story takes place after a long war between Earth and the Denebians has ended in victory for Earth. The giant computer Multivac, which had guided strategic decisions during the war, is now resting.
- The three main characters - the Director of the Solar Federation, the Chief Interpreter of Multivac, and the Chief Programmer - discuss how unreliable the data fed into Multivac had become due to issues with personnel and components in the later years of the war.
- They reveal that both the Chief Interpreter and Chief Programmer had adjusted the data and results according to their intuition rather than relying on the actual computations from the unreliable Multivac, essentially winning the war through made
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The document discusses how 5 technologies - digital signage, kiosks, mobile, audio, and smart shelves - are changing the in-store marketing landscape by enhancing the customer experience. It notes that these technologies can bridge customer needs for saving time and money and improving experiences with business needs to retain and convert customers and increase efficiencies. The document also outlines how a bad customer experience can lead to lost business, viral detractors, and operational burdens, while a good experience leads to customer acquisition, repeat business, and sustained business. Finally, it describes how these technologies can be used to create engaging, empowering, embedded, mobile, intelligent, and integrated experiences for customers.
The document provides a bibliography of articles from Frontline Tehran Bureau and other sources related to the political situation in Iran between 2008-2010. It includes over 50 articles written under the pseudonym Tara Mahtafar reporting on protests, government crackdowns, and political events from inside Iran. Other articles include analyses of the government's internet controls, the impact of social media, and student protests during this period of political unrest in Iran.
The document discusses the "green movement" in Iran upgrading their protest methods by writing slogans on banknotes as a risk-free way to spread their message widely through circulation. It also mentions panicked reactions from the regime, including arresting thousands of people, some randomly, showing the regime's paranoia has increased as they try to monitor millions of dissidents. The document also includes emails between individuals discussing the situation, cultural shock, the Danish embassy, and requests for more information about what is happening.
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This document provides an overview of the beginning of a Sims community called Uncanny Valley. The founder, Heaven Lindemann, brings the first settlers to an empty lot. At an initial welcoming party, several romantic pairings form spontaneously. Heaven begins a romantic relationship with Nabila. Kareema works to get electricity and plumbing set up for the town. Stephanie offers to help her with this project. The community is off to an interesting start with new dynamics and relationships unfolding between the settlers.
The document appears to be a play script that follows various characters at a peace camp as surreal interactions and conversations take place around the campfire, with references to protests, indigenous rights, and nuclear disarmament mixed with abstract dialogue. Characters include Brother, Hanna, Vroom, Benz, European Female, and others who discuss a variety of philosophical and political topics between scenes set at the abandoned camp.
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Two high school friends went to explore some unfinished houses late at night. While walking through the skeleton frames of the homes, they saw a dark shape in the distance and imagined it was a mean dog, frightening them. Instead of investigating, they convinced themselves it was safer to return to watching videos at a friend's house, avoiding the unknown risk. The document argues that we often imagine the unknown as something scary and choose known safety over facing uncertainty, but embracing risk is necessary to achieve meaningful things in life like relationships, success, and fulfillment.
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In Ambasciata mi dicono: porta le cassette quando
vuoi.Di fronte al cancello sbarrato e al solito frammento
espressivo di carabiniere, dopo circa una settimana,
mi dicono: ora non c’è nessuno, ripassa domani.
Arrivare in Ambasciata col materiale è stato
mentalmente faticoso. L’ipotesi di poter essere fermati
per strada ci spinge a chiamare un taxi, da casa.
A quanto pare c’è una compagnia più sicura delle
altre, e il rischio di essere fermati per strada è più alto
di quello di incontrare un tassista già informato sul
nostro caso.
Salgo sul taxi.
Il taxista telefona a qualcuno.
MI guardo intorno.
Lui mi guarda.
Poi guarda lo zaino.
Dico solo la via.
Forse mi conviene scendere per prenderne un altro,
ma sarebbe sospetto, e probabilmente mi seguirebbe.
C’è traffico.
Khomeyni mi gaurda dai muri di sabbia inquinata
degIi edifici di Ferdozi street.
Arriviamo.
Mi fa un gesto cono le dita per indicarmi il prezzo.
E’ circa il doppio delle normali tariffe.
Pago senza discutere.
Scendo.
Aspetto che se ne va, prima di muovermi in direzione
dell’Ambasciata.
Mi guarda dallo specchietto retrovisore.
Aspetto.
Mi guardo intorno.
Poca gente.
E’ una delle giornate più calde da quando siamo
arrivati. Sono circa le 2:30 PM.
ONE WEEK BEFORE THE ELECTION/ 10:53 AM
3. MOODS. FEW DAYS LATER
DIARY
– I don't know if it’s just an emotional spot I'm feeling just with the hard-disks. And we said we gonna
right now because I was sick the last couple of days put them back to their original pockets by gluing
and maybe that's way I'm feeling so drain of energy. them, as they weren't never opened. But I'm scared
But, on the other hand, if I feel the same for a much for the future. You've just bought a micro
longer period, and in this context a couple of days webcam to make hidden footage in the street
is already a longer period, I mean. We are doing too with your laptop on your back. And you said you
many things that, we are lying to everybody. wanna put the cam under a chador while dressing
– Why? it in the middle of Vanak square.
– For example right now Arash just asked you if you – I don't know if I'm going to support you.
take footage from last night, and the reason why –
he's asking is because he’s afraid because he – We have to take care of each other.
knows if you take footage of the election this is – And of the other people around us.
going to jeopardize his safety ‘cause he knows – We both said we don't want to put others in danger
we’re going to bring the footage here, at his flat. but I'm not sure if we’re able to do that. If we
He kicked us out two weeks ago because of this gonna stay here doing the same things we did
afety issue, that he was afraid for him and for until now. There were many incidents like having
Tara's safety. How many days ago you got caught footage of people they didn't agree on. And there
by the police, maybe three? And you know, com’on, are some people they would not be happy by
he’s member of a group of activists making assembly knowing their faces are closed to faces of
every week to speak aboutIranian politics other people involved in the campaign, criticizing
– We’ll never be able to shot them. He said that he Ahmadinejad and all the political structure of the
doesn’t want us to record his voice. Even the voice. country.
– I'm not enjoying, I'm not. There's a big risk for us. – And still we don't know the real amount of risk for
There's a big risk for the people we’ve been with us and for them, I mean, if it’s just a big shared
we’re with and we’ll be with. The point is these paranoia cloud which is over all of us, or if the
people should be aware of the risks they're running, danger is real, it's so closed.
that means they should know if we’re following the – Anyway everybody knows the election is the
election or not. background of the documentary, Anybody can
– Everything inside me is saying that I should go, you imagine.
know. But I'm not sure if you, at the same time, – It's not true. Going less outside, this last couple of
if you’re capable to stop. And we’re here together. days, make me feel worst, because I had time to
– And right now I'm feeling quite safe, you know, reflect, you know. We don't know what will going to
we’ve almost all the footage captured on hard- be, but I know there's no way we’ll not get carried
disks and we gave te tapes to the Embassy and we away. There's no way. It's not possible.
can leave the country clean, in a way. I mean
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Di nuovo nelle topaie vicino al Bazar, lontano Because we have shit they don't want us to bring – Why we are doing this?
da tutti. out of their country, and that's what we’re trying – If it would have been possible to follow Mohamed
Eppure c'è qualcosa che mi prende lo stomaco e to do. and his wife for a month I would have been really
mi dice che bisogna stare, e che non è una scelta. – We have shit that is compromising to everyone, good. Even if it could have been really dangerous.
Che si può rischiare ancora un pizzico. Che molti dei to the government, to the people involved in the Because they would have agree with us, taking part
ragionamenti sono fantasie generate dalla paura e project, to ourselves. of the risk on their shoulders. But this double-triple
dai racconti che abbiamo sentito, e dal tipo di persone – And nobody knows until which point. gaming, this is the tuff part I don’t like.
che frequentiamo più spesso, gli Americani-Iraniani, – They trust us exactly because they don't know. – But once you said it would have been too dangerous
la lobby che prenderà il potere politico in mano dopo That's while they're helping us. to follow Mohamed.
la caduta del regime Islamico, chissà quando. – The bottom line is we are putting many people in – Just private settings, and maybe once at the time
Che non vuole assolutamente esporsi, ora. danger, and I consider myself a spy. doing some streets footage. This would have made
Che teorizza la battaglia tra le mura di casa propria, – me feel really good ‘cause we would have been
scendendo di rado nella strada. Che pratica la propria – Not in my perception but in their perception. taking a risk they would have known.– We both
guerra politica nel mercato. Si può ancora stare. – They're pushing us to behave like that. spoke about the possibility of change the focus
Ma per chi, per cosa. Non siamo nella battaglia come – Sure. from the Western-Iranians to the Election campaign
gli altri. Non è la nostra guerra. Eppure c'è qualcosa –Just mentally. and you said it was too dangerous.
che mi blocca qui, ma cosa. La voglia di raccontarla? – Probably. – Yes. Now we’re doing the contrary. Following the
La voglia di sentirsi parte? O voglio solo tornare a – Yes. Western-Iranians and doing time by time the
casa con qualcosa da dire? Egoismo narcisista? – The risk is not illusionary. The risk is there. What they Election characters. But I’m not comfortable. If we’re
Avidità? Eppure. Eppure c'è la voglia di viverla, pushed us to think is that we have been followed. going to swap at least I'll be able to justify myself
di farla fino in fondo, questa esperienza. Right now I'm not thinking I'm followed. What I'm that I'm in a mission.
La responsabilità sugli altri.ancora un pizzico. Per thinking right now is just that right now, in the next – The probability of getting caught by swapping will
cosa? Il materiale? La cosa più importante, ora, è couple of weeks, there’s the chance and the risk to raise.
salvare il materiale che abbiamo, e andare avanti be caught, and you've been already caught once. – Now we have an agreement with the Embassy for
potrebbe essere rischioso. What I'm saying is the approach is still not sticking the footage.
with the facts we are facing. Even though it was – But now we're doing nothing. We’re just in the circuit
– Me and you being under suspicious of being a spy. really unlucky that you were caught. of paranoia.
This didn't make sense to me, but now it makes. – It's incredible how I'm being affected by the – I'm still thinking about what could have happened
If we are under suspiciousnow, if we have been situation. that night, when you call me from three different
followed, if we gonna be caught. – And how we’re reacting. phones, when in the morning I hid all tapes in the
This makes sense now. – We should soon start the encryption part of the job, common basement of Emad's house, while you
– We are living as spies, trying to cover our traces. locking the hard-disks and passwording the files were waiting outside the Embassy to understand
– What we are doing now is not wrong according to and so on. what to do.
the law, according to, but actually it's wrong in many – Tonight we will finish the capturing of the missing – What’s inside that still is pushing us to go on? I don't
aspects, many points, concerning many topics. ones. know where it is from. You're true, when you said that
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I'm probably someone who’s going to recognize the I’m saying. It's so less mentally tiring to communicate
border from the other side, while saying ok, now it's with images.
too late. And there's no way to justify that. – Instead of thinking, analazying, commenting,
– The only reason I can justify myself is because there writing.
are so many opportunities that the best things have – How many days to the Election? Six days.Today is
still to come. But I'm also aware that to record the saturday. The next friday.
best things, well, in order to do that, we have to take – Six days.Today is saturday. The next friday.
even bigger risks. – Probably the most dangerous part will be the going
– That night, when I was sleeping in the stairs of the out.
hotel ‘cause anybody accepted me inside without – No. why?
the passport, while I was calling you, imaging all the – Is it more dangerous to stay here? We’re not in danger
people involved, I felt all the way on my shoulders here if we're not gonna be stupid. But going away
the weight of the shit we’re doing, I said ok. It's with everything, imagine. With the bus, going and
off, that's the point. Why now I'm still here with the going and going and after the border and there
intention of going on? – We know how to do that. We already spoke about
– that.
– That's something I cannot justify. Because I know it's – There, which is not far, it's gonna be the moment,
not for the movie itself, for the opportunities related, at least for me. That's why I said maybe we can go
but just because of something in me that's driving. on until the edge and leave here everything and to
It was good that night to make that footage in the come back in a couple of months.
middle of the street. It was good to be able to do – What is a surprise, what is unexpected to me is the
that, to act fast, to play this game of spying, to force risks we’re taking just right now. Now we should think
yourself to these states of mind, you know. I'm good about how to do a good movie, not about how to
by doing that, I'm excited, I'm feeling alive. escape, where to hide. All the time speaking about
– We are experiencing something. safety issues.
– I could give outputs from this experience, I'll be full – Fucking changing phone numbers, transferring
of outputs to share. I can write. Images are nothing. tapes to
Last night I was thinking that the moment we start to – Don't say that don’t forget I'm recording.
shoot we stop to think, while when we are working – Where to hide this where to stay tonight.
on the audio device, as now, we think more. Time by – I didn't know this project required us to act as spies.
time I feel images are doing their job by themselves. – This was unexpected.
The images are enough, because you can show
them. They are kindly, passively, perceived. They’re
acting on my behalf. But the audio pushes me to
think ‘cause it's my voice the main character, what