Hart Study - Revision history

Shiori at 15:24, 6 April 2009

2009-04-06T15:24:50Z

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	The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]], who planned to use her in an upcoming Ceremony unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.		The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]], who planned to use her in an upcoming Ceremony unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.

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ZoeyBot: Moving Bree's religion template to The Order template

2008-07-12T03:38:01Z

Moving Bree's religion template to The Order template

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	The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]], who planned to use her in an upcoming Ceremony unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.		The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]], who planned to use her in an upcoming Ceremony unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.

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ZoeyBot: Robot: Changing Category:Bree's religion

2008-07-12T03:28:51Z

Robot: Changing Category:Bree's religion

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2008-02-20T01:50:17Z

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	The '''Hart Study''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.		The '''Hart Study''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.

	Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait ~~Positve~~ girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.		Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positive girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.

	Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the ~~longeviity~~ of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls, a serious blow to the Hart Study.		Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longevity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls, a serious blow to the Hart Study.

	Nevertheless, Bio-Therapy Report [[Lost & Found\|invested]] half a billion dollars into both the study and to the [[Lullaby Project]], which would provide Dr. Hart an abundant supply of genetically-modified embryos. Unfortunately, the Lullaby Project would be unsuccessful modifying the embryos, with several mothers [[Help Me Save Them!\|experiencing miscarriages]], so the Hart Study was ultimately discontinued.		Nevertheless, Bio-Therapy Report [[Lost & Found\|invested]] half a billion dollars into both the study and to the [[Lullaby Project]], which would provide Dr. Hart an abundant supply of genetically-modified embryos. Unfortunately, the Lullaby Project would be unsuccessful modifying the embryos, with several mothers [[Help Me Save Them!\|experiencing miscarriages]], so the Hart Study was ultimately discontinued.

72.77.92.89 at 15:30, 12 February 2008

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	[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]		[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]

	The '''Hart Study.''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.		The '''Hart Study''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.

	Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.		Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.

Phoenician: adding connection to Lullaby Project

2008-01-28T09:18:08Z

adding connection to Lullaby Project

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	Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.		Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.

	Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longeviity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls and the Hart ~~study~~ was discontinued.		Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longeviity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls, a serious blow to the Hart Study.

			Nevertheless, Bio-Therapy Report [[Lost & Found\|invested]] half a billion dollars into both the study and to the [[Lullaby Project]], which would provide Dr. Hart an abundant supply of genetically-modified embryos. Unfortunately, the Lullaby Project would be unsuccessful modifying the embryos, with several mothers [[Help Me Save Them!\|experiencing miscarriages]], so the Hart Study was ultimately discontinued.

	The Hart Study became revealed to the [[TAAG]] when [[Jonas]] starting receiving anonymous videos showing Dr. Hart working with Gina, who was incorrectly called as "Patient #11" (in reality, she wasn't a patient at all, merely the control; what Dr. Hart was trying to recreate).		The Hart Study became revealed to the [[TAAG]] when [[Jonas]] starting receiving anonymous videos showing Dr. Hart working with Gina, who was incorrectly called as "Patient #11" (in reality, she wasn't a patient at all, merely the control; what Dr. Hart was trying to recreate).

Zoey at 04:09, 27 January 2008

2008-01-27T04:09:57Z

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	[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]		[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]

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Zoey at 04:09, 27 January 2008

2008-01-27T04:09:37Z

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	The '''Hart Study.''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.		The '''Hart Study.''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.

	Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were ~~geneticlaly~~ altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.		Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were genetically altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.

	Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longeviity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls and the Hart study was discontinued.		Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longeviity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls and the Hart study was discontinued.
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	The Hart Study became revealed to the [[TAAG]] when [[Jonas]] starting receiving anonymous videos showing Dr. Hart working with Gina, who was incorrectly called as "Patient #11" (in reality, she wasn't a patient at all, merely the control; what Dr. Hart was trying to recreate).		The Hart Study became revealed to the [[TAAG]] when [[Jonas]] starting receiving anonymous videos showing Dr. Hart working with Gina, who was incorrectly called as "Patient #11" (in reality, she wasn't a patient at all, merely the control; what Dr. Hart was trying to recreate).

	The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]] in ~~which she would be used in the~~ upcoming Ceremony, unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.		The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]], who planned to use her in an upcoming Ceremony unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.

	{{Bree's religion}}		{{Bree's religion}}

Phoenician: okay, I've added all that I can find/know

2008-01-27T03:58:33Z

okay, I've added all that I can find/know

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	[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]		[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]

	Dr. Hart ~~was working~~ at Verdus as a life extension researcher. ~~His project~~ was ~~called~~ the '''Hart Study.'''		The '''Hart Study.''' was named after [[Dr. Calvin Hart]], who worked at Verdus as a life extension researcher.

			Funded by [[Bio-Therapy Report LLC]], Dr. Hart's study involved recreating the high-ribozyme-filled blood found in trait positive girls like [[Bree]], [[Gina]], [[Kate]], and [[Emma]]. The twenty trait positive girls in question were geneticlaly altered in the wombs of their mothers. If the study was successful and the girls reached proper maturation, Dr. Hart's superiors hoped that they could harvest their own Trait Positve girls, ensuring their supply would never run out.

			Using Gina as a control, Dr. Hart worked with the twenty girls, trying to maintain not only the longeviity of their life but their trait positive blood as well. Unfortunately, the tests proved to be fatal for each of the twenty girls and the Hart study was discontinued.

			The Hart Study became revealed to the [[TAAG]] when [[Jonas]] starting receiving anonymous videos showing Dr. Hart working with Gina, who was incorrectly called as "Patient #11" (in reality, she wasn't a patient at all, merely the control; what Dr. Hart was trying to recreate).

			The videos, dated to have taken place in early 2001, were eventually [[Ambushed in a Tent\|revealed]] to come from Dr. Hart himself. Dr. Hart however, had claimed that Gina had died at the age of fifteen. In reality, Gina was taken captive by [[Dr. William Porter\|Verdus's sponsor]] in which she would be used in the upcoming Ceremony, unless Dr. Hart could [[Her Body, Her Blood\|provide]] another trait positive girl.

			{{Bree's religion}}

Phoenician: adding "Gina" picture

2008-01-26T22:47:15Z

adding "Gina" picture

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			[[Image:352-Who is that girl.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Gina]], the 'control' of the Hart Study]]

	Dr. Hart was working at Verdus as a life extension researcher. His project was called the '''Hart Study.'''		Dr. Hart was working at Verdus as a life extension researcher. His project was called the '''Hart Study.'''