How I am Labling CT Photos (UPDATED)

(UPDATED 1/24/2012 6:37 p.m.  I went through a bunch of photos and filters yesterday and made notes and will be doing the same thing tonight.  Probably by tomorrow I'll have additional images uploaded to show implant placement and suggestion of implant placement.  Thanks for the patience.)

I'm being tortured today while trying to look at my CTs.  It's burning torture and microwave to cause twitching in my body.  This has been going on for about 3 days.  They quit most of the torture to the direct implant sites and instead have done overall body torture, just targeting my entire body.  It was done outside of my house and inside.

I'm going to explain how I am labeling things and my process.

There are views called "linear" or "sigmoidal" and the sigmoidal one puts sort of a circle around the image, making it look like a CD.  I have found the sigmoidal view helpful because it gives a contrast and is easier on the eye, when looking at the black and white photos.

There are different "series" in my CT, of "coronal", "aquilion", and "sagital".  I think one is called aquilion but not sure why or if that has nothing to do with angle like sag and coronal do.

If a photo is from a sagital series, I mark it "sag".  If it's coronal, I've used that word.  Then, aside from the series for the individual photos, there is a tool for finding different filters or contrast.  You can choose "auto" (which is what it reverts to automatically) or other views.  The photos all come up on auto but then I randomly found this option for "full" which made a full toolbar and showed me other options for viewing.  Other options are:
F3 chest
F4 ab/pelvis
F5 lung
F6 brain
F7 bone
F8 head/neck

So if you take a photo and use the lung filter, you see more of the muscle, because it's focusing on veins and muscle tissue.  If you choose brain, you get a screen that is sort of striated and broad (harder to describe), if you choose bone, you see bone highlighted, but also, you see things that are not metal and not bone.  For example, if I use sigmoidal bone view, on the head that is resting on a rolled up towel, it picks up the shape of the towel, of the rubber, and other material.  And so on.  I think the F is for "filter".  So you have some filters there, ready to be explored.

Then, in addition to this, there is a black/white button which gives you the view in either positive or negative light.  So what is outlined in black reverses to white, vice versa.  This is sometimes helpful for bringing something to the eye that for whatever reason, you didn't pick up with the one contrast.

Then there is what they call window view.  I was looking for a gradual darker to lighter meter in addition to the filters and couldn't find one, or what I found wouldn't come up, but I found the window view.   By hand-customizing the window view, I picked up the tooth and ear artifacts.  They do not show up automatically, using different filters...I had to customize the window view which allows you to play with contrast and pick up on things.

It reminded me of my days in the darkroom in art photo class when I was in high school--same concept.

If I labled a photo "sag bn" it stands for sagital series, bone view.  If it's "sag hn" it's for sagital series, head and neck view.  Lung is l, so basically, going with the natural lable.  The one photo I put up and sent to embassies that was of the round artifact inbetween my teeth (not a filling) was labled sag bn 22.  Not sure that it's photo 22 in the series but I think so, and then it showed up on the sagital series, in bone view, using sigmoidal, with my customized window view.

The music that sort of helped me to have enough energy (and a little coffee) was New Order's Ceremony, Slowdive's "Machine Gun" and basically I played those over and over.  Slowdive made me think of my Grandpa Garrett leaving the military to investigate the death of his brother Howard, in Seattle, who was a test pilot and died while flying.  "Saw machine gun/I saw you down/saw the arrow/I saw you down/it was all I needed".  I imagined him behind machine guns for war and then psychicly seeing his brother's plane go down, and then seeing the arrow for the plane gauge, and down, and that was all he needed.  Damn the military and CIA."  Then I listened to New Order's "Ceremony" in different versions the entire time I was looking at my CTs.  It kept me going. 

After that, some of the photos came out mixed up and I have to fix it, but I'm sorry I didn't work on it until today (just now looking again) because I felt psychologically wiped out.  Just drained.  Very glad to have found evidence, but drained.  So I've been sleeping and working a little in my garden.  I am trying to keep up, bc it's important, but don't give up on me please, as I get these up, sometimes fast and sometimes slow. 

There is an artifact--implant (I believe) showing up in my left ear.  You can see it on the bone view (which picks up rubber and other materials) but it came out with my name over it so much you can't see it well.  I'm trying to pick up my fillings now, so I can show you where the filling is, and how it has nothing to do with the implant.  I haven't gotten to the neck implants yet, but did a little on the under the chin, and will look more closely at the other things.  I'm sort of picking them out in sections.

And by the way, now the U.S. is torturing me by targeting the implants directly.  So basically, they're switching between activating and targeting the actual implant, and using the implants to track me to target for overall body torture.  My son was absolutely tortured.  You have no idea.