In addition to browsing Amazon.com, "Adam" pursued both literary and musical interests on several occasions by typing terms into Google. These terms included "Eminem Superman lyrics," "All Those Years Ago lyrics," and "Try to Remember lyrics". Again, its taste is difficult to discern from these facts. In our experience, it is rare to find an enthusiast of hip hop, and adult rock, and show tunes. The Bureau posits that "Adam" was researching these lyrics for reasons other than commercial ones. We will continue monitoring its activities and will report further.

Others of "Adam"'s cultural activities are more straightforward, as, for instance, when it ran a number of searches in iTunes; although, once again, it made no purchases. Here, however, a clean synthesis can be made of its intentions. It searched for Nick Lowe, Brinsley Schwartz, and (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding. These searches manifest an interest in alternative classic rock that can be easily exploited.

Finally, "Adam" browsed expensive money clips on the Tiffany's website. Although we hesitate to infer a trend from one instance, we feel confident that "Adam" will be susceptible to sales efforts involving extravagant personal accessories.

INTERPERSONAL

"Adam" was recorded interacting in person with many individuals of both sexes, almost all roughly in their mid twenties. However, its activities on Facebook indicate a preference for females of a similar age. In addition, "Adam" was recorded conversing on Gchat with members of its nuclear family.

GEOGRAPHIC

"Adam"'s physical movements are mostly within a close area in the vicinity of Columbia University. It travels a great deal on a direct route between Jerome Greene Hall and 629 West 115th Street, with frequent dalliances in Avery Hall, Lerner Hall, and the School of International and Public Affairs. It has also been recorded entering establishments in the area known for serving alcoholic beverages.

On two occasions during the week "Adam" ventured outside the Morningside Heights area. On the first such occasion, it was recorded in the 50th Street Station of the 1 train, and then later entering the subterranean concourse of Rockefeller Center. On the second occasion, it was recorded in the Bedford Avenue Station of the L train, and later entering a converted warehouse space known for serving alcoholic beverages. Notably, during the latter occasion, it was seen to smoke a Djarum Black brand clove cigarette. These two occasions are too infrequent and varied to constitute a trend; therefore, the Bureau's recommendation is to consider "Adam" localized to Morningside Heights.

TERRORISM CONCERNS

Notwithstanding the Bureau's recommendation not to consider "Adam"'s excursions outside Morningside Heights a trend, the Bureau does consider that "Adam"'s unexplained visit to Rockefeller Center, when considered with other evidence, constitutes a cause for a terror alert. This other evidence, heretofore unseen by anyone at this Bureau, was obtained late one night when "Adam" was recorded entering the following search terms into Google: "solar eclipse Portrait of a Lady"; "solar eclipse Two Years Before the Mast"; "solar eclipse The Road"; "solar eclipse House of God". The Bureau considers these searches evidence of a credible threat that "Adam" is engaged in research into the effects of solar eclipses on fictional characters; and, further, that this research could lead to "Adam"'s developing a working solar eclipse simulator, which could be deployed in Rockefeller Center.

Pending approval from Central Command, the Bureau will forward this important terror alert to the Department of Homeland Security.