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Gemma (Part IV)

2006-12-28T06:02:15Z

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|description = I hope you're happy with your Christmas gift, bro! LOL. When I get to where I'm going, I expect to see some results...

So don't screw it up now, ok? Because seriously, a monkey could finish this job once the timer sets off the alarm. :)

xoxox,

T
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'''Gemma? [Part IV]''' is the eleventh video in the Tachyon video series, a component of the [[OpAphid]] game.

==Transcript==

'''Gemma:''' We would acknowledge their position and help initiate a dialogue. I’m concerned. Lemme explain. I knew something wasn’t quite right. It was-it was strange. You should go home. You’re not in a fit state to make any important decisions. 
[music] 
'''OpAphid:''' Oh Dear. 
[music] 
'''OpAphid:''' Clearly you have chosen a side now, haven’t you? Listen to your enemy, for God is talking. 
'''Text:''' INT - HALLWAY - 14th Floor 
'''OpAphid:''' A story is told, as much by silence, as by speech. 
'''Text:''' INT-SOUTH STAIRWELL 
'''Text:''' INT-LOBBY ELEVATORS 
'''Bree:''' Whatever happened to that girl Cassie? 
'''Text:''' 32/32 CAMERAS IN PLACE 
'''OpAphid:''' Heed this warning 
'''Daniel:''' Who? 
[music] 
'''Text:''' and now, we wait. 
'''Text:''' ON SECOND THOUGHT 
'''Text:''' WHY WAIT? 
'''Text:''' If that doesn’t work we could actually set the building on fire 
'''OpAphid:''' And as such, you shall face our wrath. 
'''Text:''' i’m just saying. 
'''OpAphid:''' Be well, for your own sake. 
'''Cassie:''' I was here.

Bree's Gone

2006-12-28T03:00:31Z

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|name = Bree's Gone
|number = 106
|image = BreesGone.jpg
|caption = It really sucks to feel like you've been taken advantage of.
|blogger = Jonas
|date = December 26th, 2006
|url = [http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=142 lonelygirl15]
|description = I woke up and discovered that Bree was gone... and so was one of my cars and some cash. What the hell!?!?
|tags = [[LG15]] [[lonelygirl15]] [[daniel]] [[danielbeast]] [[jonas]] [[jonastko]] [[bree]] [[gone]] [[christmas]] [[cash]] [[car]] [[money]] [[what]] [[the]] [[hell]]


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| Previous = Christmas Surprise
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'''Bree's Gone''' is the one hundred sixth video in the Lonelygirl15 [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|video series]].

==Transcript==
'''Jonas:''' I've always had problems with being "nice". If you were to ask any one of the...dozens of psychiatrists I've been to, they would probably tell you that it's the result of my needing to overcompensate, which was created by feelings of abandonment when my parents disappeared. Yep...I got issues. Now, I don't know much about psychology but--except for listening to "Love Line" if you wanna count that-- but I have developed a theory, I've kinda pieced one together over the years, and it goes like this: issues are caused by internal conflict and problems are caused by external conflict, which is usually the people around you. Look, I uh, I don't want to make a big deal out of it, but I know I've been fortunate enough to be better off that a lot of people, you know, financially. But when I see someone, you know, who I *think* is a good person, and it seems like they're struggling, well, I duuno, I just...I just wanna help. You know, and-and especially, if I think I can fix their problems with maybe just a little bit of money, or maybe, a place to crash. You know what, though? As much as I have put myself out there to try to help someone, I-I-I've learned time and time and time again, that that doesn't necessarily mean that they care about me. Look, I'm - I know that I can't go assigning blame here, and I know I should take responsibility for my own choices...but it really sucks to feel like you've been taken advantage of. 'Kay, so why am I telling you this? Well, we're having a little...Jonas pity-party, because I woke up this morning, went to check on Bree...and she was gone. Also missing was my car, my credit card and, uh, I dunno, like a few hundred dollars in cash. What are you gonna do? I guess I should expect it, you know. That's what I get for offering money and a place to stay to some girl I met on the Internet, right? I dunno though, (''the sound of someone approaching is heard'') I just, I can't believe that she -

'''Daniel:''' (''off-screen'') Dude, where's Bree? (''Jonas looks over his shoulder to see that Daniel has just entered'')

(''cut to Daniel sitting at the desk'')

'''Daniel:''' Okay, so Jonas is checking the rest of the house. He...thinks Bree robbed him or something. I don't know. I don't know where she is. I'm just... I'm just hoping she hasn't been taken. Well, we didn't find a note, but nothing was broken. The doors and windows are all OK; the only thing missing is his car. So, I assume...that Bree just up and left, on her own, which is ... very un-Bree. I mean, even though she didn't celebrate Christmas, she could have been a lot happier, having us all together, and being in a house for the holidays. Anyway, Bree put up a couple videos over the past week, so we're gonna check 'em out, see if there's anything in 'em.

==Notes==
*Fans expect [[Bree]] to meet with her [[Bree's father|father]] on December 30th, as per the information in [[Bree Phone Home puzzle]] and [[Mystery Movies#Notes|Mystery Movies]]. Since the messages she received and sent were coded, it's likely that she was keeping them a secret from [[Daniel]] and [[Jonas]] as well.

*[[Bree]] might know better than to film the meeting with her father, or even talk about it, so we most likely won't be seeing another video from Bree for another week or so.

*Unless more driving practice has taken place since Bree's [[Learning To Drive]] video that fans are unaware of, Bree's driving is most likely not very good.

Proving Longitude Wrong

2006-12-27T06:39:38Z

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{{Blog3
|blogger = Bree
|name = Proving Longitude Wrong
|image = Longitude.jpg
|caption = Bree in a hat, Daniel on the bed... but is everything ''really'' back to normal?
|number = 0061
|date = October 28th, 2006
|url = [http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=91 lonelygirl15.com]
|description = Things have been really crazy, but now my parents are talking to the deacons so it should all be OK. Daniel was allowed over, and I read about longitude :)
|song = The Wanderer by [[SPY]]
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| character1 = Daniel
| actor1 = Yousef Abu-Taleb
| character2 = Bree
| actor2 = Jessica Lee Rose
|Previous = I Talked To My Parents
|Next = Thanks Gemma...
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'''Proving Longitude Wrong''' is the sixty-first video in the Lonelygirl15 [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|video series]] and the fifth video in the [[Proving Science Wrong (series)|Proving Science Wrong series]].

==Transcript==
(''Bree is sitting at her desk wearing her explorer hat and Daniel is on the bed reading Time Magazine'')

'''Bree:''' Hello, and welcome to another exciting installment of "Proving Science Wrong." Daniel's here, and we're having a bit of fun. (''Bree nods'') Today we have a troubling question put before us: Do you know your longitude?

''(Scene cut: Bree and Daniel are sitting on the floor next to two clocks. Daniel plays with a globe and points to the Prime Meridian in Greenwich, England).''

'''Bree:''' Your longitude is the lateral distance from the Prime Meridian, measured in degrees. (''sighs'') I know, I didn't think it was that important either. Until I read this: (''Bree holds up paperback edition of "Longitude: The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of His Time," by Dava Sobel'') (''Bree reads in a funny proper British voice'') 'Twas a foggy day on October 22, 1707. Sir Admiral Cloudesley...--well anyway. He was guiding five boats carrying 2,000 soldiers back to England, when he got lost.

(''Scene cut: Bree walks about the room as though, pretending to be blind. She chases Daniel off the bed'')

'''Bree:''' Cloudesley was approached shortly before nightfall by one of the first mates. He'd been keeping an astronomical journal thingy of where the boat had been travelling. They were hopelessly off course. It was illegal for anyone other than the ship's navigator to keep logs on the ship's position. So Cloudesley had the man hanged. And what do you know, three hours later the fleet runs smack into a row of rocky islands.

(''Scene cut: Bree nods to music'')

(''Scene cut: Bree and Daniel are back on the floor with the clocks and globe. Daniel grabs the Time magazine off the bed and continues reading'')

(''Scene cut: Bree nods some more to the music'')

'''Bree:''' Cloudesley was one of the two survivors of the wreck. But when he washed up on shore, a local peasant woman was walking by and she took a liking to his shiny emerald ring--and murdered him for it. True story. (''Bree holds up book again'') All in this book. So, why is it important to know your longitude? Because if you don't know where you are, then you don't know where you're going. And you might run into things that aren't supposed to be there... (''looks back at Daniel playing with P. Monkey on the bed'') ...like Danielbeasts.

==Notes==
* [[Bree]] does not actually prove longtitude wrong.
* The clock that appears twice in this video displays the time 7:10, but the lighting in the room seems to indicate the filming took place in the afternoon rather than early in the morning or late at night. In fact, 7:10 a.m. on the date of this video was the time of sunrise in Southern California, and sunset was at about 6 p.m. Since the time of sunrise and sunset is largely determined by longitude, the subject of this video, this may be a clue to something. Or the Creators could have just screwed up - not bothered to set the clock correctly, or maybe lit the room in a way that accidentally indicated that it was afternoon.
* "Sir Admiral Cloudesley - " is Cloudesly Shovell. His peculiar first name was derived from the last name of his maternal grandmother Lucy Cloudisley.<ref name=Cloud>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudesley_Shovel Wikipedia article on Cloudesley Shovel]</ref> Lucy is also the name of Bree's [[Helper]]. However, it is doubtful that such a tiny detail could be of any signifigance.
* The story [[Bree]] tells about Cloudesly Shovell is simply a myth, according to which the wreck was a punishment for the unjust hanging of the first mate. There is no evidence to support this claim.<ref name=Cloud/>
* The book Bree reads from can be found on [http://www.amazon.com/Longitude-Genius-Greatest-Scientific-Problem/dp/0140258795 Amazon.com]. The book contains the story Bree relates on pages 11-13.

==References==
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==External Links==
*Bree's book on [http://www.amazon.com/Longitude-Genius-Greatest-Scientific-Problem/dp/0140258795 Amazon.com].

User talk:72.50.116.244

2006-12-27T05:26:35Z

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2006-12-27T05:26:13Z

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User talk:Iris2009

2006-12-27T05:25:17Z

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Iris, the notes section of a video is for ''significant'' facts. Yes, Daniel has posted 19 videos -- but that's not interesting information and it's not something that we've noted anywhere else. For example, we didn't make a note about Daniel's 18th blog, or 17th blog, etc.--[[User:JayHenry|JayHenry]] 14:10, 11 December 2006 (CST)

== Putting the cart before the horse ==

I suggest you focus on making a couple videos before bothering to set up pages about your series. It'll all get sorted out eventually. Like I think I said elsewhere, there's a good chance someone else will simply make the pages for you. --[[User:Brucker|Brucker]] 20:49, 29 November 2006 (CST)

== About the Jsmith page ==

Hi TJ, 
Thanks for the heads-up. Unfortunately, I can't delete the page myself. It looks like you've nominated it for deletion, so eventually one of the admins should take care of it. 
Best, 
[[User:OwenIsCool|OwenIsCool]] 20:54, 11 December 2006 (CST)

:I think Jsmith was the username of a former admin. I don't know anything else about him. [[User:OwenIsCool|OwenIsCool]] 21:09, 11 December 2006 (CST)

==About vandalism==

I think it's good that you're watching out for the LGpedia. Sometimes people make destructive edits. However, in this last case, although I might not necessarily agree with the edit, I don't think it was so bad that the user needed to be labeled as a vandal. I usually do that only if the intent was clearly malicious (eg, using foul language, making things up, or blanking pages for no reason). 
So I guess keep in mind for the future that although some edits should be reversed, you don't always need to label the user a vandal. 
[[User:OwenIsCool|OwenIsCool]] 21:09, 11 December 2006 (CST)

== Gemma ==

Good idea, I'll add some information to the Gemma page right now. By the way, when you leave messages on someone's talk page, please sign your comments by typing <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> because this will automatically format your signature and include the date!--[[User:JayHenry|JayHenry]] 13:32, 12 December 2006 (CST)

Iris, I like that you're inviting new users to register at the LGPedia. But be sure to check their contributions first. We recently invited an anonymous user who had been vandalizing pages with links to porn sites to register! No worries, just a friendly reminder to check.--[[User:JayHenry|JayHenry]] 15:00, 13 December 2006 (CST)

:No worries, Iris. I really appreciate your help, just wanted to point it out. And no need to call me "sir"!--[[User:JayHenry|JayHenry]] 15:13, 13 December 2006 (CST)

== Vandalism ==

Iris, 
You put the vandal template on both my Userpage and Talkpage. If you look [[Help:Editing]] you'll see that all I did was revert ''someone else's'' vandalism on that page. If you had looked more carefully at that page's history you would have seen that. I am taking the templates down because I know it must be a mistake. Please be more careful. Wrongfully marking others as vandals can be considered vandalism itself. [[User:72.50.116.244|72.50.116.244]] 23:25, 26 December 2006 (CST)

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2006-12-26T03:16:53Z

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