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After a lengthy
period of confusion and conflicting accounts, the death of agent John Ashcan (department sublevel one, section
61/HPR) has now been confirmed. Agent John Ashcan was a
pioneering member of the Nivison 2 project, to which he
made valuable contributions through his image retrieval
work. Unfortunately, his untimely death means that
the Hopper Algorithm is still not ready for
use in the practical field, and
there has been dispute amongst members of section
61/HPR regarding the implications of some of Agent Ashcan's
retrieval work for the algorithm's precise implementation.
T.R.A.V.I.L. would therefore advise all agents, who had
contact with Agent Ashcan, however insignificant it may
seem, to contact T.R.A.V.I.L. immediately, in order to
select suitable candidates, who maybe able to conclude
Agent Ashcan's work.
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| The Nivison 2 project
was inspired by findings in connection with the Goedel
dilation method, which experiments with similar structures
and patterns. However, the Hopper algorithm does not disregard
absolute time and space coordinates altogether (in favor
of relative ones, like the Goedel dilation method). Instead,
it disregards (all) time or space coordinates only as a
guiding structure for the retrieval of surface units. It
could be argued that it takes the opposite approach to
the Goedel method, as it uses certain, common, qualitative
aspects of the different surface units as a retrieval guideline
and retrospectively draws conclusions regarding any underlying
patterns of time and space relations. |
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| posted: 01:00:12; 02-07-2007 |
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| SAS01/CRD23 |
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| T.R.A.V.I.L. would
like to establish the location at which surface item SAS01/CRD23
was retrieved. The item was found on time detritus
server 3, sublevel 349, with incomplete command logs. The
timeframe could roughly be established as early 2004, yet
there was no indication whatsoever as to any location.
T.R.A.V.I.L. is particularly interested in this item, because
the following line of the command log could also not be
verified: object (observer || invisible==TRUE) |
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Timeframe: between
February and May 2004
Location: unknown |
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| posted: 09:14:43; 15-06-2007 |
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T.R.A.V.I.L. would
like to establish the source of a VHS tape found lying
on the street, outside Waterloo International train station,
London, UK, on june the 2nd, 2007, when the object and
its visual surface were retreived by a passing agent. T.R.A.V.I.L.
would like to ascertain the author of the tape, which may
be linked to a trail of similar tapes, which started to
appear from september 2007 onwards. The tapes contain
sensitive information, classified as code TRV-763/B. A
chronology protection conjecture squad (mission
#76-98-12), headed by special agent Paul Nucumber, has
been sent to deal with the issue. Mission #76-98-12 has
been issued with authorization code DTH89/PP for dealing
with any agents, suspected of deliberately witholding information
relating to case VHS/PL34/001 as well as any linked cases.
Any agent with information
regarding this case is instructed to contact special agent
Paul Nucumber or his team (mission #76-98-12), or contact
T.R.A.V.I.L. directly, through the usual channels |
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Timeframe: image
VHS/PL34/001-1 was retreived on 02/06/2007 at 14:06:00hrs
Location: Leake Street , outside Waterloo International, London,
United Kingdom |
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| posted: 13:43:15; 03-06-2007 |
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In late 2006/early
2007 an agent on a routine mission retrieved several still
images of an object found on a street in North London.
The agent, carelessly, either did not keep a record of
the exact time and place of the retrieval work or lost
such record afterwards. The agent neither retrieved the
object itself.
T.R.A.V.I.L. therefore could not log and store the image
material in an appropropriate manner, let alone cross-reference it with other retrieved image material. T.R.A.V.I.L.'s
particular interest in rectifying this otherwise relatively common agent error
lies in the fact that the object, under mysterious circumstances, resurfaced
in the image retrieval work of a different agent, retrieved in a different place
and circumstances, several months later (july 2007).
T.R.A.V.I.L. would therefore advice all agents in the vicinity of incident ST55XR901383
to refer to code N0387. |
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Timeframe: end
of 12/2006 to end of 02/2007
Location: on or around Monument Way, London N15, United Kingdom |
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