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   /obj/item/paper/guides/cogstation/job_changes
   	name = "MEMO: Job Changes"
  -	info = "To ensure minimal employee downtime, please take note of the following changes to select professions that Cogstation specifically requires:<BR>\n<BR>\n- Chemists are to have <B>basic Research access</B>and an encryption key for the Science channel. <BR>\n- Roboticists are to have <B>basic Medical and Morgue access</B>. <BR>\n- Engineers and Atmospheric Technicians <I>are</I> to have Warehouse and Mining access.<BR>\n- The Cook should <I>not</I> have Morgue access <BR>\n- The Clown and Mime <I>are</I> to have Maintenance access. This is necessary due to the location of their offices.<BR>\n<BR>\n<I>Generated by Organic Resources Bot #2053</I>"
  +	info = "To ensure minimal employee downtime, please take note of the following changes to select professions that CogStation specifically requires:<BR>\n<BR>\n- Scientists <I>are</I> to have access to chemistry in order to reach the MedSci router.<BR>\n<BR>\n- Chemists should at the very least be provided with an encryption key for the Science channel, if not basic access to the Research department at large. <BR>\n- Roboticists are to have <B>basic Medical and Morgue access</B>. <BR>\n- Engineers and Atmospheric Technicians <I>are</I> to have Warehouse and Mining access.<BR>\n- The Cook should <I>not</I> have Morgue access <BR>\n- The Clown and Mime <I>are</I> to have Maintenance access. This is necessary due to the location of their offices.<BR>\n<BR>\n<I>Generated by Organic Resources Bot #2053</I>"
   
   /obj/item/paper/guides/cogstation/letter_sec
   	name = "To future Security personnel"
  
positive.code: /obj/item/paper/fluff/cogstation/cluwne
  	name = "Mysterious Note"
  	info = "<B>ThE rInGmAsTeR dOeSn'T rUn ThE cIrCus... HONK!!!</B>"
  
  /obj/item/paper/fluff/cogstation/mime
  	name = "Au futur Mime"
  
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  /obj/item/paper/guides/cogstation/letter_eng
  	name = "To future Engineering staff:"
  	info = "I'm not gonna sugarcoat this. Compared to other departments, <I>you might have your work cut out for you.</I> CogStation is an entirely different beast than your standard Box, but everyone's still gonna expect you to keep the place running. <BR>\n<BR>\n If there's any good news, <B>it's your time to shine if you know how to run a thermo-electric generator.</B> That's what this station runs on, and that isn't likely to change anytime soon. If it's absolutely critical you <I>might</I> be able to run a singularity or tesla engine east of mining, but it won't have any sort of shielding out there. <BR>\n<BR>\n<B>You still have three solar arrays to work with,</B> two of them being on each end of the starboard side. The port side array will need you to either get access from a head of staff or security, unless you want to spacewalk around the whole station. Don't be afraid to ask the latter - they're there for you, after all. As for other utilities <B>the air system is a bit different than you'd expect</B>, but fortunately you should have the atmos techs this station needed a long time ago. <B>The disposal network is significantly more complicated, yet more capable.</B> I've already elaborated on it, so I'll let you find and read my write-up for that. <B>As for the routing system,</B> it's just begging to get hit by a stray meteor so <B>consider other utilities a higher priority.</B> <BR>\n<BR>\nGood luck. You're gonna need it. <BR>\n<BR>\n<I>-C. Donnelly</I> <BR>Architectural Analyst"
  
  /obj/item/paper/guides/cogstation/letter_atmos
  	name = "To future Atmospheric Technicians:"
  	info = "If the place that this station used to call home still hired atmos techs, odds are we could've gotten this place up and running a lot sooner. Alas, the past is in the past and the hard work's already been done. You still have a job to do, but it shouldn't be much different from other stations in this sector. That being said, be aware of the following: <BR>\n<BR>\n - If you haven't already noticed, <B>the atmospherics department is separate from the rest of the station.</B> You'll either need to spacewalk or take a transit tube to reach it, but it still connects to the station's air system at large. <BR>\n<BR>\n- Seeing as the TEG already uses the standard red and blue for it's heating/cooling loops, <B>the scrubber pipes are ORANGE. The main air supply pipes are a purpleish-blue</B> - HOWEVER, these aren't the only air pipes you'll see. We've decided to reuse existing lines from the old air hookup system - <B>these pipes are CYAN and serve to supply air to specific areas</B>. There's also a <B>VIOLET line to help keep the TEG stable.</B> <BR>\n<BR>\nNanotrasen's invested a considerable amount into updating this system, so even if Murphy's Law is alive and well in this sector, the air system isn't one of the things that should fail. If a section of the station is having air problems, <B>check the old air hookups FIRST.</B> Your problem could be as simple as a 'greytider' turning a valve or a clown hooking up a laughing gas canister. <BR>\n<BR>\n<I>-C. Donnelly</I> <BR>Architectural Analyst"
  
  /obj/item/paper/guides/cogstation/letter_chief
  	name = "To the future Chief Engineer:"
  