Well I’m annoyed. I go through all that trouble to figure out the message in that blog post hiro wrote (Bound by death and luck), and now heroes wiki has take all my brilliant ideas and poof! found some better ones. Taken from the Heroes wiki entry on Hiro’s blog:

The primary keys to the riddle are the title and the phrases “In simple times, we used a courier to tell truth” and “I grow weary of hiding on the 15″. In Japan, the number “4″ is considered unlucky because it sounds like the word for “death”, while the number “7″ is considered lucky for a number of reasons, including the Seven Lucky Gods. Arranging the post in a monospace font like Courier, 47 characters wide (”bound by death and luck”), and highlighting the fifteenth letter of each line reveals the following message:

The hidden message reads “flower, contact me. kaiton@primatechpaper.com“. “Hana” is the Japanese word for “flower”.

Sending an email to kaiton@primatechpaper.com elicits the following response from “Kaito Nakamura“:

>.< well that puts the authenticity of the rest of the post into question don't you think? how do we know what actually is true and what was merely put in for the sake of having the letters show up in the right place? this explains why it was worded so oddly though.
This does put Molly Walker into a new light, (she was the little girl hiding under the staircase that Matt found w/ his powers the first time he used them) and almost certainly confirms that she has powers. I wonder what they are?

In any case there is a new puzzle to puzzle over, Hiro made this post to his blog recently:

Flower, I shall bring you a game.
Use one part-time worker at a time and for every dollar, add 3000.
0100010001110101010001000100011001001111100001000100111101001000010101110111
0101010101110100011001100001100001000110000101001000010011010111010101001101
0100011001001111010010000100110101000110010011110111010101001111010000100100
1101010001100100111101000010010011110110110001001111010000100101001110000100
0101001101001000010100110110110001011101010000100101110110000100010111010100
1000010101110100011001010111010010000100010010000100010001000100101001010111
0100100001000100010010100110111110000110010101110100101001001111010000100100
1111100001100101011110000110010011010100100001011101010000100101011101001000
0100010010000110010101111000011001101111011011000100010001110101010011010100
1000010111010110110001000100010010100110111110000100010111010110110001011101
0111010101000100011011000110111101101100010111010111010101010011011101010101
0111011011000100010001101100010100110111010101100001011011000101011101001000
0100010001000010010101111000011001011101100001000110111101110101011011110100
0110011000010110110001100001011101010100111110000110010011011000011001100001
0111010101101111100001000100110110000110010011011000010001010111010010100110
1111010001100100110110000100010011111000010001101111100001000100010001001010
0110111101101100010011010111010101000100010010100110000101001010010011111000
0100010011110100011001101111010001100101011101001010010011010111010101101111
0110110001011101100001000101001110000100010011110100011001001111011011000101
0011100001000110000110000100

The key is on the key. A picture is 5.

I'm no expert on encryption, but i'm betting "use one part time worker at a time" refers to Hiro's old job at Yamagato. Perhaps his level 3 programming position? For every dollar add 3000, may refer to the stardate of his blogs, but that’s iffy at best. the key is on the key, may refer to the key that opened the drawer with sanjog’s file, but i don’t think that had any numbers on it.

Any thoughts? I’m totally lost on this one.

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