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AMAIM Warrior at the Border EP 4 – The Costs of War
October 31, 2021 Scott Anime Reviews, Collaborations, Episodic Reviews 2 comments
To start this post off, I hope that you have been doing alright as usual Irina? These weeks seem to go by so quickly that most of the time that I forget that a week passes just like that.
The days got so much shorter so quickly. I feel like this time last month the sun was rising at 6 am and it only got really dark or so around 8 pm. And now it's the opposite. It's pitch dark until past 8 a.m. and by 6 p.m. you feel like it's almost bedtime. Good thing I'm not a plant…
The only extra excitement this week on my end have been the rain and wind storms. Not uncommon for this time of year in my area, but the threat of electricity going out is real. I hope you haven't had any major weather troubles like that on your end.
Not at all. It might snow soon but that's not very exciting.
I suppose that we have to do that weekly episode discussion now, don't we?
I'll talk about anything with you!
In my mind, this episode was split into two halves. The first half was obviously the action with Amou in his Kenbu and Gashin in his Jogan against this mysterious Ghost unit. A unit that in itself, adds a bit more complexity to the situation because it has attacked all sides of the conflict so far.
Throughout that fight with their obviously stronger opponent, I found it interesting how the a.i. were used in their conflict. I loved how talking/yelling at their other pilots allowed Amou and Gashin to work in unison together. Usually, that wouldn't happen so quickly. What do you think?
I'll get back to the pacing of this show a bit later.
I didn't dislike that they seem to magically work together. It wasn't just swept under the rug, a lot of characters commented on how unusual it was that they managed to corporate so quickly. I also have to admit that I'm a little iffy on the flow of time in this anime. I'm not entirely sure how much time that training montage covered last week. It's probably not been a decade or anything but maybe they've been training diligently everyday for months?
And like you, I think Ghost does bring up some interesting questions. For me, it was on a practical basis. Is someone piloting Ghost? Like from inside the robot and not from remote control? Is he called Ghost because there's a ghost pilot? If I were to just be boring about it, I might point out that the promo art and OP does feature 3 characters with AIs and we've only seen two so I'm thinking that the only other AMAIM we've seen so far is a pretty good candidate for a 3rd main character.
I do feel a little weird by the fact that Kenbu was upgraded last episode from where it stood from the very beginning, even working together with Jogan had such a hard time against one mysterious unit. It does add stakes, but kind of undermines that upgrade from happening. I guess you can say conflicted…
You know, what I got from that, and from the magical collaboration between Amou and Gashin, is that Gai might be more than meets the eye. That AI is suspicious in all sorts of ways.
The least interesting bit of that fight was the fact that the one person that Amou has gotten to know for a few days or so death impacted him that much. I do feel really cold saying that though because it was his first time seeing death like that in a drone based conflict, but still it still felt a little too laid out.
I actually had a very similar thought. I was telling Amou through the TV that I get that he got to know the girl and see her in a sports bra and all that was super exciting but we didn't really know the character at all. So sadly, the emotional impact is kinda lost on me. At least it's some type of character motivation which is more than I can say for other anime I'm watching this season.
To change the focus to Gashin a bit, I do like how he didn't try to push or pull Amou after the conflict at all. (Same with supported Gai too). My idea that him and Amou being very similar was right in some ways. I mean, forcing people to make decisions is never the right answer and his sympathy and yet coldness felt right as Amou processed through it.
I'm with you on that. I think they're personifying Gashin well. And his little jab of "that's none of your business anymore" at the end there, felt right. It was a bit childish and bitter which makes sense considering Gashin is still young compared to the others and has just lost his first and only actual comrade. But it was also a harsh but very true statement. If Amou is going to quit then he has to sever ties completely. They're not in a situation where they can keep being buddies and going to brunch or something.
I mean obviously, there is going to be an incident next episode which gets Amou to return to Kenbu afterwards, right? It would be interesting to follow a different character through out the show I suppose. The execution for this was pretty decent for that reveal. And there is more with yet another unit coming forward by yet massive mecha for it.
I can't really call all the mechanical animation decently stiff, but it was shot in a somewhat older style that still has impact regardless of the lack of movement. It feels like a huge breath of air to me compared to a lot of other series that have CG mecha which move all the time. It works because these are robots, not people, and allowing them to be somewhat stiff doesn't feel very natural. And the action is just generally well shot and directed.
I can't quite put my finger on why but I find the way that they animate the mechas running/jogging forward to be absolutely hilarious. It honestly makes me giggle every time. I'll have to pay closer attention to really figure out what's striking my fancy. I think they might be swinging their hips a bit?
I do think the camera framing during the fights is letting them get away with the illusion of more movement than is actually animated. They do use some stills to pad out the fights. But that's not a bad thing. I actually think it's pretty smart. There's nothing very striking about the direction but there's a good eye for choreography in it.
And to your point last week, the Kenbu and Jogan did get some cooler weapons this time. Big guns and swords that clearly heat up to cut through armor easily. Hell yeah. Finally, all the cool weapons are here :D.
I liked the big gun as well. I was surprised they would take Ghost down this episode and well.. They didn't!
To me, this episode was an improvement over the last one that was obviously setting up to this one. It had some cliches going into it that didn't work as well as it could, but the fight was pretty cool and the teamwork concept is pretty cool here. Maybe it's the mecha action in it, but you know…I am me…
Here's the deal, I like AMAIM. I'm enjoying watching it. However, I feel like I just watched 3 season of anime in 4 episodes.
Amou lives in a somewhat dystopian Japan, building a secret robot at the risk of his life and stumbles across a top secret AI. He and the new AI bond and manage to get that robot to work but get busted by the military. That's an entire season right there.
Amou wanders across the land on the run and meets several people on his journey. Eventually he stumbles onto the terrorist camp, decides to join them and they spend time bonding and training together until he is part of the team. That's another season.
Another AMAIM appears and changes everything. Meanwhile tragedy strikes and after losing close friends, Amou feels like he can no longer be a terrorist and decides to strike out on his own, with Gai at his side. Solid third season right there.
We see Gai in the very first episode but because of the structure of the show, I still don,t know if the fact that he's sticking by Amou is normal because they are best buddies or a little weird and I should be thinking that he has ulterior motives. I mean from my viewer perspective, it sort of feels like they met maybe a week or two ago.
The destruction of the camp had little impact because I barely saw these people. The fact that Amou abandoned his entire life to go on the run was a rather neutral event since we didn't even see his life beforehand. I honestly think the story has the potential to be very poignant and the narrative beats are good. But it's all going by so fast that I'm missing out on a lot of it. But maybe that's just because they want to get a lot of stuff out of the way to get to the arc they really want to explore. I hope so at least.
I agree with a lot of this and the reason why it doesn't bother me as much is because it feels like the writing team has where they want the show to be. The show just isn't there yet and they have to do the set up and establishing for them to get there which they've done an alright job of. To me, it feels like watching the second adaptation of a series where the production staff know people have watched all of this but they have to do a minimum amount of leg work for the show to function. I have some trust that where things are going will be interesting.
I mean, you are right. I think the show is like a 50 episode show crammed into 25 or so. An entire 12 episode arc of Amou wandering through Japan would be interesting. Same with the rebel group. AMAIM is so non committal about things that the feeling of nationalism in the opening minutes is so toned down because the character motivations are pretty generic; they could belong to any mecha series. Hopefully the story will get to where it wants to on it's uniqueness soon.
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The project PRISM - PRIvacy-aware Secure Monitoring aims to show that it is technically possible to devise a privacy-preserving network monitoring system where carefully designed data protection mechanisms can coexist with suitably adapted monitoring applications. This shall allow useful traffic analysis as well as protecting the legitimate privacy rights of the network users. Ultimately, the goal of the project is to set a new de-facto standard for privacy-preserving traffic monitoring and deliver a tool that is guaranteed (and possibly certified) for legal compliance.
This projects aims to show that it is technically possible to devise a privacy-preserving network monitoring system where carefully designed data protection mechanisms can coexist with suitably adapted monitoring applications. This shall allow useful traffic analysis as well as protecting the legitimate privacy rights of the network users.
The proposed approach is based on a two-tier system. A first front-end tier of data protection mechanisms will be directly enforced at the traffic probe devices. The front-end cryptographic mechanisms will be controlled by a separate entity. The collected (and already protected) data will be delivered to a second back-end tier, which is implemented as a privacy-enforcing middleware and provides an additional level of data protection to enable privacy-preserving access and/or sharing of the acquired data to external parties. By interacting with the privacy-preserving controller, the back-end provides the capability of selectively removing data protection in specific cases (namely in the presence of attacks, abuses and in general when reaction is needed) and on the minimal amount of collected data necessary to enable such reactions.
Ultimately, the goal of the project is to set a new de-facto standard for privacy-preserving traffic monitoring and deliver a tool that is guaranteed (and possibly certified) for legal compliance.
Design of a two-tier monitoring architecture with data protection reversion bound to third-party cooperation. The proposed architecture will devise three components. A front-end tier will enforce data protection primitives on the captured data prior to its delivery to the relevant data controller. A back-end tier running at the data controller site will safely store, manage and coordinate access to and processing of the collected data. A third entity referred to as privacy-preserving controller (internally or externally administered, depending on the exploitation model - see section 3.2.2.2) will cryptographically control the front-end data protection mechanisms to prevent unnecessary data disclosure within the controller domain itself. It will be triggered by, and interoperate with, the back-end tier when selective removal of the front-end data protection mechanisms will be mandated (e.g. upon attacks, abuses, queries from public enforcement authorities).
Extension and promotion of standard-based data export protocols. The project is in a privileged1 position to i) design, develop, and demonstrate extended versions of the IETF IPFIX (IP Flow Information eXport) protocol and information model, capable of describing, handling and managing protected data, and ii) promote through IETF standardisation privacy-protective data exporting. The extended version of IPFIX will be employed in the considered architecture for both front-end to back-end communication as well as for data export from the back-end.
"Blind" intrusion detection. This is a high-challenge high-risk research goal. The final objective is to adapt signature-based (i.e. string-matching) intrusion detection mechanisms such as [BRO] or [SNORT] to "blindly" operate over anonymised traces with encrypted payload. In other words, IDS should be capable of detecting patterns and triggering alarms without the ability to decrypt the full data payload itself, thus preserving the privacy of the packet information content. Cryptographic mechanisms suitable for this purpose will be investigated and/or adapted, and (if necessary) complemented by meta-data extracted in the front-end (i.e. prior to encryption and with the crypto information available) and encoded into the data trace.
Design of monitoring application friendly data protection mechanisms – With both reference to one-way anonymisation and two-way encryption, as well as to front-end and back-end, we will design data protection mechanisms capable of preserving properties of the packet header information fields (such as IP network prefix, uniqueness of socket addresses, etc), and of the events associated to the packet (such as time-stamp) to be used by monitoring applications for their operation. These mechanisms are referred to as "monitoring application friendly" since their goal is to avoid reducing the effectiveness of the monitoring application. With specific reference to the back-end (but also to the front-end when deployed as a stand-alone component – see section 3.2.2.1) and with the goal to export data to the public research community, the requirement of monitoring application friendliness will be loosened in favour of robust privacy requirements, and innovative anonymisation mechanisms will be devised for optimal privacy vs data utility trade-offs.
High performance front-end implementation – An high performing front-end implementation based on special-purpose HW devices (Network Processors being the technology of choice) will be developed, to target accurate (precisely time-stamped) packet capture and related processing at link speed beyond 1 gigabit per second without loss. Leveraging hardware parallelism, the front-end will further support high performance / lightweight versions of the envisioned data protection algorithms and will integrate an IPFIX protocol stack version specifically redesigned and optimised for this purpose.
Secure and high-performing back-end implementation – To increase its exploitability, the back-end will be designed to retain a secure and privacy-preserving operation even when deployed as a stand-alone component. It will be implemented as a distributed storage system to address both performance (load balancing) and security (data separation). Advanced database encryption technologies with multi-key decryption facilities (to defend against "single" insiders) will be employed. The middleware described next will manage authorisation-based access to the data and, for improved security, to further authorise and control access to the network management interfaces.
Design of a privacy-aware back-end middleware – A highly innovative privacy-centric role-based access control middleware specifically tailored for network monitoring infrastructures will be designed. The middleware will incorporate a formal and machine readable representation of policy rules that originate from a semantic description of the monitoring application operation and purpose, of the data types, of the entities and subjects involved, and of the privacy legislation provisions. The policies will be matched against the specific context to take decisions (access to the data, application of the most appropriate anonymisation mechanism, application of a filtering/processing operation on the data, triggering of the front end data protection reversion process, etc).
Regulatory compliancy – The middleware policies will ensure that the processing of data gathered through monitoring will be carried out in line with the set of rules and limitations provided by data protection legislation2. The ability to revert (in well specified and controlled cases) the front-end data protection mechanisms will further ensure enforceability of legislation aimed at guaranteeing security of citizens and states (for example lawful interception and data retention).
Innovative approaches to privacy-respectful monitoring application design – The interest in monitoring applications reside in their results. While these may not bring about any privacy issue, their need to access a data trace does. The project will address the challenge of externalizing (out-sourcing) monitoring applications without privacy concerns. The availability of customisable data processing functionalities embedded in the back-end allows an external monitoring application to use these internal processing primitives as intermediaries for accessing the data. This new approach will be tested by adapting selected monitoring applications to operate in this manner.
Integrated trial – The privacy-protective monitoring technologies developed in the project will be integrated and evaluated in a complete trial, involving all the system architecture components.
2) This is a significant strategic step, as compliance with data protection legislation in the field of communications traffic monitoring is an issue that has been frequently neglected up to now (and definitely not in favour of the individual's right to privacy, as user data is typically acquired in "raw" form by monitoring applications, and user is usually not made aware of said gathering).


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Q: Why is Bootstrap 4 column not taking its full available width? I have the following page structure:

Item 1

This is item 1.

Item 2

This is item 2.

What I am expecting is a column layout from the 'md' breakpoint up, and a stacked layout below that, and this is indeed what I'm getting. But the second 'col' is never extending to the right edge of the parent 'row' container and I do not understand why as all of the examples in the Bootstrap documentation show exactly that this should happen.
So my icon column is nicely set to 1/4 row width on a desktop and full width on mobile. But the column with heading and text is only ever as wide as its content, no matter what size the display. Of course, this makes the heading centring pointless.
What am I missing?

A: The source formatter on this website failed to catch this little gem, and my source editor has a very subtle colour difference that I hadn't noticed:

Which should, of course, be

Time to change my editor colour scheme.
And, in fact, that line doesn't need the col-12 class in case anyone is looking. I only put it there in desperation.

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unsigned int ProtoNet::GetInterfaceCount()
{
    return GetInterfaceIndices(NULL, 0);
}  // end ProtoNet::GetInterfaceCount()

unsigned int ProtoNet::GetInterfaceIndex(const ProtoAddress& ifAddr)
{

    char ifName[256];
    ifName[255] = '\0';
    if (GetInterfaceName(ifAddr, ifName, 255))
    {
        return GetInterfaceIndex(ifName);
    }
    else
    {
        return 0;
    }
}  // end ProtoNet::GetInterfaceIndex(by address)

bool ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddressList(unsigned int         ifIndex,
				                       ProtoAddress::Type   addrType,
				                       ProtoAddressList&    addrList)
{
    char ifName[256];
    ifName[255] = '\0';
	if (GetInterfaceName(ifIndex, ifName, 255))
    {
        return GetInterfaceAddressList(ifName, addrType, addrList);
    }
    else
    {
        PLOG(PL_ERROR, "ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddressList() error: invalid interface index?!\n");
        return false;
    }
}  // end GetInterfaceAddressList(by index)

// given addrType, returns addrList with addresses found added
// TBD - we may want to move this implementation to "unixNet.cpp" and create a separate
// Win32-specific implementation using the Windows "GetAdaptersAddresses()" call which
// does.

bool ProtoNet::GetHostAddressList(ProtoAddress::Type  addrType,
				                  ProtoAddressList&   addrList)
{
    // First determine how many interfaces there are
    unsigned int ifCount =  GetInterfaceCount();
    if (0 == ifCount)
    {
        PLOG(PL_WARN, "ProtoNet::GetHostAddressList() warning: no interfaces?!\n");
        return true;
    }
    // Then allocate a buffer of the appropriate size
    unsigned int* ifIndices = new unsigned int[ifCount];
    if (NULL == ifIndices)
    {
        PLOG(PL_ERROR, "ProtoNet::GetHostAddressList() new ifIndices[] error: %s\n", GetErrorString());
        return false;
    }
    // Now call with a buffer to get this list of indices
    ifCount =  GetInterfaceIndices(ifIndices, ifCount);
    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < ifCount; i++)
	{
        if (!GetInterfaceAddressList(ifIndices[i], addrType, addrList))
        {
            PLOG(PL_DEBUG, "ProtoNet::GetHostAddressList() error: unable to get addresses for iface index %d\n", ifIndices[i]);
        }
    }
    delete[] ifIndices;
    return true;  // all interfaces found & list returned in addrList
}  // end ProtoNet::GetHostAddressList()

// given "addrType", searches through interface list, returns first non-loopback address found
// TBD - should we _try_ to find a non-link-local addr as well?
bool ProtoNet::FindLocalAddress(ProtoAddress::Type addrType, ProtoAddress& theAddress)
{
    ProtoAddressList addrList;
    if (GetHostAddressList(addrType, addrList))
    {
        ProtoAddressList::Iterator iterator(addrList);
        while (iterator.GetNextAddress(theAddress))
        {
            if (!theAddress.IsLoopback())
			    return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}  // end ProtoNet::FindLocalAddress()

bool ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddress(const char*         ifName,
				                   ProtoAddress::Type  addrType,
				                   ProtoAddress&       theAddress,
                                   unsigned int*       ifIndex)
{
    ProtoAddressList addrList;
    GetInterfaceAddressList(ifName, addrType, addrList, ifIndex);
    return addrList.GetFirstAddress(theAddress);
}  // end ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddress()

#ifndef WIN32  // TBD - Implement these for WIN32
unsigned int ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddressMask(unsigned int ifIndex, const ProtoAddress& ifAddr)
{
    char ifName[256];
    ifName[255] = '\0';
	if (GetInterfaceName(ifIndex, ifName, 255))
    {
        return GetInterfaceAddressMask(ifName, ifAddr);
    }
    else
    {
        PLOG(PL_ERROR, "ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddressMask() error: invalid interface index?!\n");
        return 0;
    }
}  // end ProtoNet::GetInterfaceAddressMask()

bool ProtoNet::AddInterfaceAddress(unsigned int ifIndex, const ProtoAddress& addr, unsigned int maskLen)
{
    char ifName[256];
    ifName[255] = '\0';
	if (GetInterfaceName(ifIndex, ifName, 255))
    {
        return AddInterfaceAddress(ifName, addr, maskLen);
    }
    else
    {
        PLOG(PL_ERROR, "ProtoNet::AddInterfaceAddress() error: invalid interface index?!\n");
        return false;
    }
}  // end ProtoNet::AddInterfaceAddress()

bool ProtoNet::RemoveInterfaceAddress(unsigned int ifIndex, const ProtoAddress& addr, unsigned int maskLen)
{
    char ifName[256];
    ifName[255] = '\0';
	if (GetInterfaceName(ifIndex, ifName, 255))
    {
        return RemoveInterfaceAddress(ifName, addr, maskLen);
    }
    else
    {
        PLOG(PL_ERROR, "ProtoNet::AddInterfaceAddress() error: invalid interface index?!\n");
        return false;
    }
}   // end ProtoNet::RemoveInterfaceAddress()
#endif // !WIN32

ProtoNet::Monitor::Monitor()
{
    // Enable input notification by default
    StartInputNotification();
}

ProtoNet::Monitor::~Monitor()
{
    Close();
}

ProtoNet::Monitor::Event::Event()
 : event_type(UNKNOWN_EVENT), iface_index(0)
{
    strcpy(iface_name, "???");
    iface_name[IFNAME_MAX] = '\0';
}

ProtoNet::Monitor::Event::~Event()
{
}

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Q: Module not found in AWS EMR slave nodes I am currently running spark-submit jobs on an AWS EMR cluster. I started running into python package issues where a module is not found in during imports.
One obvious solution would be to go into each individual node and install my dependencies. I would like to avoid this if possible. Another solution I can do is write a bootstrap script and create a new cluster.
Last solution that seems to work is I can also pip install my dependencies and zip them and pass them through the spark-submit job through --py-files. Though that may start becoming cumbersome as my requirements increase.
Any other suggestions or easy fixes I may be overlooking?

A: bootstrap is the solution. write a shell script, pip install all your required packages and put it in the bootstrap option. It will be executed on all nodes when you create a cluster. just keep in mind that if the bootstrap takes too long time (1 hour or so?), it will fail.


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Lost OSA top-ranked CF Ricky Jalapeno (2016: .324, 63 RBI) to an injury earlier during spring training, opening an offensive gap in their otherwise strong lineup. Katai 'Two Dogs' Kitigawa is a likely replacement, was hitting .429 over spring.
Takeo Otomo, single-season HR record holder (with 41), features in lineup, but much of the pitching comes off as mediocre, with a rotation headed by Dusty Hertz (2016: 6-7, 4.27). Aces still one of the strongest teams in division following a 1st place finish last season (as the San Diego Seagulls).
Top billed starter Nick Seer is day-to-day, and big batting LF Koji Kondo struggling with an injury as well, won't return until late May.
Desperate to move out of the LL West basement this season, but they need their offense to really shine against a tough division. Former Arizona 3B Ramon Gomez (2016: .263, 13 HR, 48 RBI) may not be able to do it all himself.
Former strikeout artist Niek Rodriguez now 37 years old, had a sharply disappointing 2016, is hoping to find his groove again out of the bullpen. Team still struggling with weak starting pitching and lacklustre offense.
A solid team but in the toughest division in the Bull League, will rely on big bats like Bruce Aberto (2016: .336, 18 HR) and Guido Groeneveld (2016: .292, 16 HR) as well as Narushi Ohata.
The 2016 AEL Champions look like an offensive beast, led by Cody Martin (2016: .301, 26 HR) and 2016 MVP Dao-zi Ling (2016: .339, 25 HR), and will likely be the team to beat in this division once again.
Starting the season injury-free, and only two years removed from the playoffs with a lot of great ingredients in their lineup, like Jim 'Mister' Lahey at 1B (2016: .278, 24 HR) and one of the top budgets in baseball.
Missed playoffs last year by only a few wins for a wild card entry. Offensively, they have some tools to produce, but really shine on the mound and could end up with one of the lowest team ERA's.
Rumored to be chasing a big free agent pitcher signing, Jose Soto, their starting rotation needs all the help it can get. But, one of the strongest bullpens in the AEL now with Nate Weil and now with Jon Courteau, signed from San Diego in the off-season.
Will once again lean on LF Glen Reese (2016: .357, 18 HR, 13 SB) and Javier Chavarria (2016: .255, 18 HR) to produce offensively while veterans Rich Ojeda (2016: 7-3, 3.20, 138 K) and closer Nick MacLellan (2016: 0-2, 12 SV, 3.27) who signed as a free agent after two good seasons with Chicago, will lead the pitching effort.
Strong playoff history, having made it in for the past 4 seasons, and 2016 was their best season ever, at 48-34 (.585).
Newly-minted Detroit (formerly the Chicoutimi Cinquantes) will stay put in LL East until the end of 2017.
One of the best pitching staffs in baseball, with the double-team of Ricky and Angelo Rodriguez as 1-2 starters and 26-saves Nate Kremer to close, they will be tough to score on, as demonstrated by a solid Bull League-best 21-12 (.636) spring training stint.
Two-time MVP and certain future Hall-of-Famer 2B Francisco Erazo captains this lineup, which also includes Xavier de Soto, but some glaring defensive and offensive gaps remain behind the plate, and in the outfield.
Last year's most dominant team is largely intact this year, minus a couple of pieces. The addition of Judson Martel (2016: 11-3, 2.98, 158 K) in a free agent signing after leaving Boston, should make up for the loss of Rod Matos (2016: 11-1, 2.99, 99 K) to free agency. Matos went to Calgary, and so shouldn't hurt Montreal that way either.
Top OSA-ranked lineup, with every player ranked #2 or #3 by the OSA except for Robert Araica at RF (ranked #4) and the catcher and 1B positions ranked in the bottom 10. Not encumbered by injuries, they look to make a very strong start.
Struggling pitching staff, aside from bright spot reliever Mitchell Nichols, 21-save workhorse who appeared in 41 games last year to lead the AEL and crafted a 1.94 ERA and 1.10 WHIP.
Hard-luck Sharks have suffered in past seasons from anemic offense and absent pitching, but showed signs of promise during spring training.
Last year's Bull Cup champs looked soft during Spring Training, and may not have solved their pitching woes. But there should be plenty of hits and homers from last year's ROTY Ollie Oxenfree (2016: .268, 27 HR, 62 RBI), Tyrone O'Saurus behind the plate, and Garth Goyle at 1B. They added Chicoutimi's Justin Good at 2B, who hit .301 and knocked in 11 HR last season, which will help.
No serious pitching prospects in their system, they are relying on getting solid outings from A.C. Deucey and Heath Smokem along with others, and added Marty Melvins (2016: 4-1, 0.69, 1.04 WHIP) who left Jacksonville for more money and could be a brutal shut-down man for the Oxen's bullpen.
Will spend 2017 in LL West before moving to LL East, in the Chicoutimi/Detroit-Hamilton/Rimouski swap that took place over spring.
Bright spots include 3B Alan Isimo and LF Masamune Yamada, but pitching is just mediocre. However, that could be enough in Lake League to put them in a playoff spot after missing the postseason in 2016, they had made it the previous 2 seasons as Hamilton Crusaders.
Capable infield, but very weak outfeld – the good news is they are developing solid OF prospects like Allen Kennedy (#18 OSA ranked) and Bill Covey (#30 OSA ranked).
Highest paid pitcher in baseball, Alex Medina, slotted #2 after 2015 ROTY Knuckles Malone, for a promising rotation to lead a team that has in recent years suffered from a lack of offense, which now features a maturing Victor Sarmiento at RF and Gula Kareem behind the plate.
Possibly an all-star assortment coming through minor system, though time will tell. At the very least should finish above 4th place, their frequent neighborhood in recent seasons.


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'Ghar Se Nikalte Hi' Actor Mayoori Kango Is Now Google India Industry Head
'Ghar Se Nikalte Hi' Actor Mayoori Kango Is Now Google India Industry Head
Remember 'Ghar Se Nikalte Hi' actor Mayoori Kango who stole our hearts with her stint in Papa Kehte Hai (1995)?
Mayoori is now Google India's Head of Industry-agency business.
She started her career in Bollywood as a teenager
At the age of 15, Mayoori chose acting in films over getting enrolled in IIT Kanpur.
She made her debut with National Award-winning film Naseem in 1995, and featured in movies like Badal, Hogi Pyaar Ki Jeet, and Betabi
Mayoori later pursued an MBA from City University of New York, U.S and started working with a digital agency.
In an interview to TOI, she said that fans are often surprised to see her donning this new corporate role.
"Every time a new client sees me, they have the same question – 'How come you are here?' I have answered it so many times that some colleagues suggested that I record the answer"
"Actresses have a career of only ten years and they should have a backup option," she told TOI.
She had shifted to US in 2003 after marrying NRI Aditya Dhillon. But, after she gave birth to a son, Mayoori returned to India, and settled down in Gurgaon.

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Cremation is taking over America. While only a few years ago, the percentage of bodies that were cremated was very low, it is quickly approaching the 50% mark in most of the country. Jews are, surprisingly, not far behind – over a third across the nation.
New Yorkers and more traditional Jews are sometimes surprised the rates are so high, but in the West, Pacific Northwest, and Florida, for example, choosing cremation hardly raises an eyebrow.
This is surprising to me, at least – growing up, cremation was simply not something Jews do. Jews don't eat ham. Jews don't drink. And Jews don't cremate. The first is still largely true. The second less so. The third is long gone. Why?
Few people used to cremate. The Christian world was against it for religious reasons (the resurrection being one of the main ones). It was deemed ghastly and primitive.
Things have changed. Why are people more open to cremation? Many reasons exist. People are more mobile today and less able to visit cemeteries. The world is less traditional today, and feels less bound by old customs. Christianity itself is more open to it. There is more openness to Eastern ideas and customs. Cremation seems environmentally friendly. Perhaps most importantly, cremation is usually (but not always) significantly cheaper. Add these up and no wonder cremation is on the rise.
So why not cremate, and what does this have to do with Jewish identity of our kids and grandkids?
There are many reasons to bury rather than burn. Email me at doronkornbluth@gmail.com if this is a 'burning' issue (pun intended!) for you right now and you want sources and deeper explanations. For now, let us do the headlines:
(1) Jewish tradition is clearly and strongly against cremation. Actively destroying a body – rather than passively letting it return to nature – is considered a desecration of the inherent sanctity of every human being. Jews have sacrificed greatly to give their relatives proper Jewish burials.
(2) Despite what the billion-dollar cremation industry will have you believe, environmentalists do not push cremation. It is more eco-friendly than a typical American funeral with its embalming and metal or fancy-wood casket, it is true. But the environmental solution is to choose a green burial with no embalming and using a simple wood casket. Sounds remarkably like Jewish burial practice, doesn't it? Books on the subject openly admire Jewish practices in this area. Note also that the idea that there is not enough land for burial is a fallacy that has sadly taken on the status of an urban legend. If all dead in the US were buried, it would take 10,000 years to use 1/10,000th of 1% of the land mass for graves ;
(3) The mobility argument is short-sighted. How many generations are likely to carry around grandma in an urn? Within a few years, or the next generation, urns are quietly thrown out. So much for respect for the dead. Whether you can visit or not, give the person a permanent place of rest.
(4) The sprinkling of ashes, aside from its negative environmental aspects, misses the life-affirming aspect of burial, which declares to the world and history, "____ was here. He lived. His life mattered." The cremated and sprinkled are too easily forgotten.
(5) Cremations are generally cheaper but keep in mind that people often compare apples and oranges – an expensive funeral with the cheapest cremation. In the end the difference is not so large since most people do not choose the cheapest cremation but opt for a service and memorialization which bridges the financial gap. And the extra bucks are worth it.
There is much more to say on the subject but let us get back to the theme of the newsletter. By choosing to be buried, and arranging to do so, in a Jewish cemetery and with all the traditional mourning practices observed, parents and grandparents are sending a strong message to their children. Not only did I live as a Jew. But I want to die as a Jew, in a Jewish cemetery. My Jewishness was not a sidebar to my life. It accompanied me from my birth (through a Bris Milah or Simchat Bat) until my death. Furthermore, the connection to the Jewish past that exists in a Jewish cemetery is palpable: we are part of a history. Not just individuals. But also part of a people.
Talk to your children and grandchildren about your Jewish burial wishes. Share the message that being Jewish is a central part of your life, and that Jewish tradition is an important factor in how you want to be remembered.
Doron Kornbluth's numerous articles on topics of Jewish interest can be found on doronkornbluth.com. He is the author of the book "Raising Kids to LOVE Being Jewish."
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Independent Counsel Calls for Blue House Raid
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As the independent counsel continues to warn of a raid of the Blue House, the Blue House is abiding by its firm position that they will not let them in without a fight.
Underneath the tension between the two sides, a fierce legal battle is taking place surrounding what could be the first raid of the Blue House in Korea's constitutional history.
Kim Min-hye has more.
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The independent counsel announced that it has finished all legal reviews ahead of searching the Blue House, warning of an all-out raid.
<Lee Gyu-cheol / Spokesperson for Special Prosecutors> "If a raid of the Blue House becomes possible, we plan to conduct a raid with regards to all of the charges raised so far."
The Blue House is countering the pressure from the prosecutors with the principle position that any raids of the Blue House must be conducted in accordance with precedent.
During the raid last October by a special investigation team of prosecutors, the Blue House did not give them access, citing state secrets as reasons.
They are expected this time to again cite laws that prohibit searching places that require secrecy for military or official reasons.
However, such laws are limited to cases when vital national interests could be compromised.
Consequently, the prosecutors are expected to try to forestall the Blue House's reasoning as they apply for a search warrant.
Legal experts say that the search has to be "specific within a range that the court can approve of," and that they should "try to compress as much as possible any data they can get without harming national security."
The independent counsel has also repeatedly stressed their will to investigate the president on a face-to-face basis, in whatever manner possible.
Much attention is directed at whether an unprecedented raid of the Blue House will become possible.
Kim Min-hye reporting for Yonhap News TV.
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When a benefic combination of combust Moon and Sun is placed in the first house of a horoscope in the sign of Leo, the results given by this combination are likely to be controlled by Sun and not by Moon. This is due to the fact that Sun is the planetary lord of the sign of Leo and hence it gains very good strength when placed in the sign of Leo. Though Moon may also have good strength when placed in the sign of Leo, its strength may still not be a match for that of Sun. Apart from this, when combust Moon is placed in the first house of a horoscope in Leo, the sign Leo ruled by Sun falls in the first house of such horoscope and hence Leo becomes the ascendant of such horoscope due to which, Sun being the ruler of the sign Leo becomes the lord of ascendant in such horoscope. Since the placement of the lord of ascendant in the house of ascendant itself may provide more strength to such lord of ascendant, Sun may gain additional strength by virtue of being placed in the first house of a horoscope, when it is the lord of ascendant in such horoscope.
Therefore Sun placed in the first house of a horoscope in the sign of Leo may have much more strength than combust Moon placed in the same house and hence it is likely to control the fate of this combination, though Moon may definitely have its due share in any results produced by this combination. A benefic combination of Sun and combust Moon placed in the first house of a horoscope can bless the native under its influence with good results related to marriage, profession, finances, health and many other types of good results. Accordingly the natives under the effect of this benefic combination may experience some of these good results depending on the overall tone of their horoscopes. Since Sun being the lord of ascendant is placed in the house of ascendant itself along with combust Moon in this case, this combination may bless the native equally well in almost every sphere of his life.
Some natives under the impact of this benefic combination may receive its benefits in the sphere of their profession and they may achieve success through many professions depending on the overall tone of their horoscopes. Such benefic combination of Sun and combust Moon may bless some natives under its impact with posts of power and authority through jobs or through politics due to which these natives may get blessed with authority in the house of government. Some of these natives may become administrative officers, some other such natives may become engineers working at authoritative posts in government, some of these natives may achieve such authority through revenue services and some of these natives may become judges in various courts of law. For example, if benefic combust Moon is placed in the first house of a horoscope in the sign of Leo along with benefic Sun, benefic Saturn is placed in the tenth house of this horoscope in the sign of Taurus and benefic Venus is placed in the third house of this horoscope in the sign of Libra, the native may join the administrative services.
The native under the combined effect of such benefic combust Moon and other benefic planets may get blessed with a post of authority in the administrative services and he may achieve success and recognition through this field of profession. At the same time, if benefic Mars is placed in the fifth house of this horoscope in the sign of Sagittarius, benefic exalted Mercury is placed in the second house of this horoscope in the sign of Virgo and benefic Jupiter is placed in the ninth house of this horoscope in the sign of Aries when benefic combust Moon and other benefic planets are placed in the already mentioned houses of this horoscope, the results may improve a lot. The native under the combined effect of such benefic combust Moon and other benefic planets may achieve success in some competitive exams for selection in administrative services and he may get selected for highest possible direct rank in administrative services. The effect of such benefic combust Moon combined with the effect of other benefic planets may bless the native with many benefits through this field of profession and the native may achieve very good results as an administrative officer.
On the other hand, a malefic combination of Sun and combust Moon placed in the first house of a horoscope in the sign of Leo can trouble the native with problems related to marriage, profession, health and many other types of problems; and such malefic combination may especially prove bad for the marriage of the native. Accordingly the natives under its impact may face many types of problems related to their marriages, depending on the overall tone of their horoscopes. Some of these natives may not get married on time and their marriages may get delayed on account of various reasons. Some other natives suffering from such malefic combination of Sun and combust Moon may get married on time but they may have to face many problems in their marriages.
For example, if a malefic combination of Sun and combust Moon is placed in the first house of a horoscope in the sign of Leo, malefic Venus is placed in the twelfth house of this horoscope in the sign of Cancer and malefic Jupiter is placed in the ninth house of this horoscope in the sign of Aries, the native may have to face problems in his marriage. The wife of this native may have an extramarital affair with someone, the native may come to know about this extramarital affair and much tension may be caused between the native and his wife. At the same time, if malefic Saturn is also placed in the twelfth house of this horoscope in the sign of Cancer along with malefic Venus when malefic combust Moon and other malefic planets are placed in the already mentioned houses of this horoscope, the problem may intensify. The wife of this native may seek divorce from him in order to get married to the other man in the equation and the native may have to witness a broken marriage due to the ill effect of such malefic combust Moon and other malefic planets.


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We have highly recognised cats with American and Canadian lines. They have World Champions as well as other top show class cats in their pedigrees. Cats for breeding are carefully chosen and long waited for.
The aim is to breed healthy, beautiful, and most importantly, well-tempered cats. Quality is more important than quantity. We have high standards, and there is lots of work before every decision. The pedigree, health, and looks have to be perfect.
Our cats live freely without cages in our friendly family. They are all regularly taken for veterinary checks and are DNA tested. I am glad that science has come that far for cats also. This will be an enormous jump in breeding because we can select only healthy cats and decrease or eliminate the risk of having ill kittens. This is the ultimate goal for any professional breeder.
Cattery Macrory is a TICA registered cattery.
We are also registered in WCF and ACF.
The Macrory cattery deals with two main lines - breeding Highland Folds with white and rare pointed color Scottish and Highland Folds. There are very few bicolored cats in Estonia, so this is the thing we want to develop here. We are one of the first to breed pointed cats here also - this will be a good challenge, but these bright blue eyes and very exciting exterior are worth it.


Kids wearing animal masks perform weird ceremonies and haunt the neighbors in the sneak-peek video for the new adaptation of Stephen King's horror novel.
AceShowbiz - "Sometimes dead is better," so John Lithgow's Jud Crandall warns in the first trailer for Paramount Pictures' "Pet Sematary". Sharing the first footage from the upcoming remake, the video shows the Creed family, who just moved from the big city to a small town of Ludlow.
The matriarch, Rachel Creed (Amy Seimetz), first senses danger around the neighborhood when a 18-wheel truck passes through the road in front of their new home with a high speed. But it's far less disturbing than what's about to come next, when they find out about the titular burial ground.
Jud Crandall seems to know a lot about the misspelled "Pet Sematary", though he only acknowledges it as a myth. "There was a myth. Kids used to dare each other to go into the woods at night. They knew the power of that place. They feared it. Those woods belong to something else," Crandall says, as creepy children wearing animal masks are seen performing some burial rituals for their pets.
"The ground is bad. Maybe it's just some crazy folktale, but there is something in the woods. Something that brings things back," he continues in voiceover, while the scenes show how bad things can be after something or someone is buried in the ancient burial ground.
Based on the seminal horror novel by Stephen King, "Pet Sematary" follows Dr. Louis Creed (Jason Clarke), who, after relocating with his wife Rachel and their two young children from Boston to rural Maine, discovers a mysterious burial ground hidden deep in the woods near the family's new home. When tragedy strikes, Louis turns to his unusual neighbor, Jud Crandall, setting off a perilous chain reaction that unleashes an unfathomable evil with horrific consequences.
Jete Laurence plays the couple's daughter Ellie, while twins Hugo Lavoie and Lucas Lavoie star as their son Gage. Dennis Widmyer, who co-directs the movie along with Kevin Kolsch, says Louis Creed's perception of death is changed when it happens to his own son. "He'll do whatever he can to undo it. It's sort of like the science world meets the supernatural world," he said of Clarke's doctor character.
Jeff Buhler is writing the script for the horror movie, with Lorenzo Di Bonaventura, Mark Vahradian and Steven Schneider serving as producers. It is set to open in theaters across the nation on April 5, 2019.


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Destroy the Big Bad Forest with explosives to make space for financial enterprises (both failed).
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" You've been hoodwinked, baby! "
~ Boingo's most famous quote and an obvious reference to the film's title.
Boingo is the main antagonist of the 2005 computer-animated film Hoodwinked! and a major antagonist in its 2011 sequel Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil. He is Red's arch-nemesis and former friend, the Evil Ski Team's leader and boss, and the Goody Bandit.
He was voiced by Andy Dick, who also played Nuka in Disney's The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
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Not much is known about Boingo. However, the reason for his evil, sadistic, manipulative side is because of him becoming fed up with being the lowest and most hardworking animal of the Big Bad Forest and having to answer to everyone else. He reveals this to Dolph when they are in Boingo's lair.
In Hoodwinked!
Boingo is first seen hitching a ride with Red on her bicycle. Red asks Boingo if he is still working for the Muffin Man, but he says that someone stole the recipes last night and as a result, he lost his job. Red apologizes to Boingo for this and asks him if he is still running the cable car. Boingo tells Red he is, but says that it is nothing compared to eating goodies all day. Pitying her friend, Red decides to give Boingo a carrot crumpet, one of the goodies in her basket, to cheer him up and he becomes jubilant and thanks her for this. Then, Boingo happily hops away into the forest with his special treat and waves goodbye to Red.
Later, Red hitches a ride in Boingo's cable car, with him saying how it is not so bad to ride it as it is better to see the forest without worrying about wild animals (mostly wolves). He talks about how forests can be dangerous for him and then asks Red if she delivers up this far. Red says that she usually does not, but she tells Boingo that she was thinking about what he said earlier about the Muffin Man, because she has to protect Granny's recipes from the Goody Bandit as the Big Bad Forest will be shut down if they are careless. Suddenly, the doors fly open (secretly opened by Boingo) and a startled Red begins to lose her footing. Scared, Boingo tries to grab Red's basket to save her, only for her to fall and land in the Big Bad Forest before encountering Wolf.
Throughout the film, Boingo interacts with Granny, Wolf, Kirk and Twitchy as well, and near the end of the film, Nicky Flippers told them all that the real bandit was with Red when she fell from the cable car, knew a shortcut to Granny's cottage, which he wrote to Wolf and Twitchy on an Easter egg,, asked Granny for her signature at the Xtreme Dream Snowsports Competition, and was present when Kirk's schnitzel truck's entire supply of schnitzels (and even the tires) were stolen and turned into a bulldozer afterwards. The bandit is revealed to be Boingo, who was in all their stories.
In Boingo's cave lair, Dolph is worried the police may find them, but the rabbit rolls his eyes and tells him to forget about them because they have everything they need in the lair. However, Dolph also fears that Granny (whom he refers to as the "old lady") will return as he now knows she is still alive. Annoyed, Boingo reveals the reason that he is evil by saying that he is done answering to the Muffin Man and Granny while feeling like an outcast and that they can both take a hike. Red, who was secretly hanging onto Boingo's cable car, overhears Boingo and Dolph's conversation and realizes that Boingo was the Goody Bandit the entire time, devastating her. The rabbit makes it clear to his henchman that he will never answer to anyone again and disturbingly bursts out wailing, laughing evilly, and then crying. Calming down in a matter of seconds, Boingo proclaims his love for his job and explains to Dolph how it works, such as prioritizing, setting your goals, and writing a mission statement.
When he gets to asking where to yourself in five years, Red comes out of hiding and answers "How about behind bars?". Shocked at Red's sudden presence, Boingo freezes and pretends to act extremely respectable and innocent, nervously greeting Red and, all of the while smiling, telling her that she "spoiled the surprise". Red tells the rabbit that he is the bandit and Boingo replies after a short pause and glance at the Evil Ski Team, "Surprise!" and fake smiles.
When Red says that she is going to retrieve the recipes, Boingo challenges Red to a competitive fight. After Red calls him a bad bunny, Boingo reveals his true colors to her by saying that she is finally catching up, asking if she thought that he followed her around on her deliveries because he liked her. Furious, Red desperately tries to defeat Boingo in battle, but they are both evenly matched. Boingo gains the upper hand and defeats Red because of his long ears (which he has the ability to use as hands or to block an attack).
After mockingly asking Red to go home and cry to her grandmother, Boingo orders Dolph to tie Red up, Lesa to hold the book, and Vincent to get the schnitzel truck (not counting Keith, who is told by Boingo to change his name to Boris because his name does not sound scary enough). Red tells Boingo that he is crazy, to which he sinisterly replies "Maybe so. But I'm top of the woods now, baby!". He proceeds to sing "Top of the Woods" and explains his plan to Red: Destroy the competition and create his own candy company and enterprise, BoingoSnax, in which Phase 1 was nabbing the recipes, Phase 2 being adding his own special ingredients to every goody called Boingonium, a chemical with very addictive properties, and Phase 3 being building his real estate business and literally blowing the Big Bad Forest away. Boingo's "Phase 3" of his evil plan on his way to becoming a magisterial dictator included using the area he intends to blow up using destructive explosives for real estate enterprises that were a casino, a factory (to make baked goodies), Cottontail Club, Boingo Air International Airport, Amusement Park, Boingopia, Ultra Mall, Zoo and Boingo Beach. He tells Red that since he now has Granny's secrets, he proceeds to order Dolph to gag Red and throw her in the cable car filled with dynamite (which Boingo sinisterly calls the "Dino-Mite Express Home") and then laughs evilly at the scared Red's predicament. Boingo concludes the song's finale with added dancing (with the Evil Ski Team as background dancers; which Keith is not intentionally good at) and then pointing at Red and exclaiming, "You've been hoodwinked, baby!". And so, he and the Evil Ski Team then perform jazz hands at the end of the song.
Meanwhile, Granny, Wolf, and Kirk see all of this and sneak in to save Red and capture Boingo and his henchmen (after taking on Dolph - who was presumably sent by Boingo to apprehend the gang, whose clothes are taken off by the gang). However, after Wolf poses as a building inspector and has Boingo walk with him and keep discussing about building new weapons in his lair, he is defeated (but not Granny and the Woodsman). Boingo then sets the rope on fire with his ear and sadistically tells Granny that Red is "going to take a ride" and that there are not any brakes on the cable car. Then he sets the cable car off on the zip lines and cackles evilly.
Immediately, Granny fearfully gets on a bicycle, grabs a pan and pedals over to Boingo, who tells Granny that Red does not trust her anymore. Granny yells at the rabbit to get out of her way and hits him with the pan, briefly dazing him. Granny proceeds to let go of the bicycle and jump onto the pan, sliding toward the cable car. Frustrated, Boingo turns toward the Evil Ski Team and growls, indirectly ordering them to go after Granny. Boingo is shocked to see Dolph undressed and beaten, but hops into his burlap sack as they slide on the zip line. Granny manages to save Red (who has freed herself) by having her climb up on her hood. When Granny pulls the emergency lever, the cable car falls into the river below and explodes, completely destroyed. Red and Granny cheer for their victory, only to be unpleasantly surprised by Boingo shouting that this is the end of the line for them and laughing evilly.
Thinking quickly, Red and Granny both use their hoods as parachutes to lift themselves high in the air to avoid Boingo and the Evil Ski Team. Angered at having lost them, Boingo sarcastically says "Oh, wonderful!". Suddenly, Boingo spots something at the end of the zip line and widens his eyes in shock, with him and his henchmen falling right into one of the police vans. Chief Grizzly closes the doors and tells the officers to take them to prison. Before the van leaves, Boingo watches Red and Granny soar down to safety and beckons to not go to prison. Twitchy then tells Boingo to "say 'Parcheesi!'" and takes one last picture of him, stunning Boingo with the camera flash. A humiliated Boingo proceeds to frantically bang on the doors, screaming "Not prison! NOT FOR A CUTE LITTLE BUNNY RABBIT!!!" as the van drives off.
Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil
In the sequel, Boingo is locked up in London Bridge Asylum in his very own cell. Tipped off by the Giant, Red, Wolf, and Twitchy go the London Bridge Asylum to interrogate Boingo after they become aware that he tells the Giant's henchmen which ingredients are necessary for the Super Truffles. Upon meeting him, Boingo says "Hello, Clarice." in a very creepy voice. When Red asks him who Clarice is, Boingo sees someone walking by and makes up a lie, saying that she is and greets her.
After she leaves the asylum, the gang asks Boingo who the witch is, but he doesn't answer most of their questions and annoys them with his support of the witch that they are looking for. Boingo then takes amusement in Red and Wolf's argument that he instigated and sees how they disagree about how to handle cases. Having had enough of Boingo messing with them, Red tugs on Boingo's right ear, hurting him. In response, Boingo asks her if she is still mad about him trying to kill her a long time ago. Thanks to Twitchy, they find a clue in his cell. Boingo ominously tells the gang that the witch just left a few minutes ago.
Boingo is not seen again for the remainder of the film. It is unknown what has happened to Boingo and the Evil Ski Team after that event since his henchmen were not seen, even though they could have been in their own cell. It is presumed that Boingo remains imprisoned and possibly has his sentence extended after the arrest of Hansel and Gretel, given that he cooperated with them.
Boingo is considered: entirely sociopathic, cruel, greedy, highly cunning, misanthropic, impatient, self-centered, extremely manipulative, vengeful and sadistic genius (though in the first film, he doubts being a genius as he was asked to join Mensa) without any redeeming qualities.
Throughout the first film, Boingo feigned innocence, convinced the others that he is a nice, harmless and unobjectionable animal, and did not reveal that he was the Goody Bandit and secretly hired the Evil Ski Team until near the end. Red, Wolf, Kirk, and Granny all explained out in their witness sayings that Boingo acted very innocent and kind. It is not until further investigation proves that Boingo is a corrupt and blasphemous megalomaniac who endeavors to fatten up children, kill innocent people using dynamite to make space for real estate, and become an oppressive and totalitarian dictator towards those who he will spare alive all for money and revenge.
Boingo has a pet peeve for Keith's name because he does not think that it sounds threatening enough and was embarrassed to say it ("Keith, change your name. It's not scary. Try Boris. Keith. Watch out for Keith!").
Boingo is shown to have a passion for carrot crumpets, which are his favorite snacks.
Boingo is a slender tan rabbit with beige eyebrows, a muzzle, and feet. He has blue eyes, a pink underbelly, and long ears that he can use as weapons.
In his song "Top of the Woods", Boingo sang that the critters looked down him because he is fuzzy and small and his ears are too tall.
Kirk Kirkendall
Grandma Puckett
" Hey, Red! Oh! Nice outfit. Always red with you. You must be in autumn. "
~ Boingo's first words.
" Oh, yeah. Yeah. In fact, I know a shortcut. "
~ Boingo to Wolf.
" Chin up, mister! Maybe someday, somebody will open up a great big goody shop and we can all work for that little guy. "
~ Boingo to Kirk.
" Umm... just put "To my biggest and cutest fan, Boingo." And then, like, put some X's and O's and a little smiley face. "
~ Boingo to Granny.
" Forget about the cops! We got everything we need right here. "
~ Boingo to Dolph.
" You just don't get it, do you, Dolph? I'm done! I'm done dancing for the man! The Muffin Man! And Granny! They can both take a hike! I'm never gonna answer to anyone EVER AGAIN! [wails, laughs evilly, then whines] Oh! I just love my job! "
~ Boingo revealing his evil intentions.
" Oh! Somebody's finally catchin' up! Did ya think I followed you around on your little deliveries because I liked you?! "
~ Boingo revealing his true nature to Red.
" Red: You're crazy!
Boingo: Maybe so, but I'm TOP OF THE WOODS NOW, BABY! "
~ Boingo revealing he is the Goody Bandit and rising to power.
" Hey, Puckett! Little Red's gonna take a ride! And there ain't... no... brakes! "
~ Boingo taunting Granny that he is going to kill Red.
" Boingo: No, no, no, no. Not prison.
Twitchy: Say Parcheesi!
Boingo: Not prison! NOT FOR A CUTE LITTLE BUNNY RABBIT!!! "
~ Boingo's last words as he is arrested for his villainous actions.
Before Nicky Flippers realizes that Boingo is the Goody Bandit, one can be able to see that when Red falls off the cable car, Boingo has an angry expression on his face rather than one of concern, which foreshadows his true colors. Later, it is confirmed in a flashback of the incident that Boingo indeed deliberately opened the doors himself and intended to grab her basket right before she fell so he could take the goodies from it and steal the recipe for them, while he was perfectly fine letting her fall to her death; he was just frustrated he failed to grab her basket first.
When he hops, his feet make chattering noises.
Lydia often sees Boingo near Dimpsey's bakery.
Steve Buscemi, James Woods, the late David Lander, Nathaniel Parker, the late Nicol Williamson, and the late Charles Durning were all considered for the role of Boingo before Andy Dick was cast.
He lives in his own cave lair and used to travel in his cable car (which got blown up in the first film).
Although Boingo is the main antagonist, he has only around 22 minutes of screen-time.
Boingo's introduction in the second film is a parody of Hannibal Lecter's introduction in The Silence of the Lambs.
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Setup project in eclipse:

1. File - Import - Maven - Checkout Maven Projects from SCM
2. SCM URL: git, https://github.com/dogoodthings/OSGiExamples-OBTab-Part5.git
3. wait a while :P
4. open pom.xml and check the property ectr.installation.directory
5. locate your ECTR installation ( in most cases it is C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\ECTR )
6. edit pom.xml and set the property ectr.installation.directory to this path
7. (do any meaningful changes to the source code)
8. right click on the project - run as - maven - goals: clean package - hit "run"
9. take the generated jar from target folder: OSGi-Examples-OBTab-Part5-1.0.0.jar
10. goto ECTR installation, create a folder(s) OSGi-Examples\basis\plugins inside <ectr_inst_dir>\addons  (mkdir "C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\ECTR\addons\OSGi-Examples\basis\plugins")
11. put OSGi-Examples-OBTab-Part5-1.0.0.jar inside OSGi-Examples\basis\plugins
12. select some material in ECTR und switch to the new tab "Net Weight" in object browser
13. note - you need at least ECTR version 5.1.9.0 to get the example code to work


Hawke's Bay boasts some of the largest gannet colonies going and you can take tours to see the birds.
One way is to hop on a tractor and cruise along the beach at low tide, or take a four-wheel-drive bus over the farms around the colonies.
The Gannet Safaris bus trip is terrific and you can have an absolute hoot with guides such as Jo Fisher. She's a local artist - with a fabulous style of colourful landscape painting - and will let you know everything you need to know about the peninsula, its geography and history.
If you are lucky you'll even get to be the gateboy - that's hopping out of the bus to open and shut animal barriers on the farm. I was the lucky one on our trip.
You get to have photo stops every now and then - including one at a stunning spot overlooking the 300-metre cliffs - and are cheerily introduced to the Bankers' Corners. These are sheer drops that farmers, ever enamoured of banks, think financial managers should take drives off.
Now beforehand we were warned that the gannet colonies are pretty stinky places - courtesy of the projectile-pooing birds - but it wasn't that bad.
The gannets begin to lay eggs in October and November and the best time to visit is late January/February.
There are three main colonies, including one you can get very close too, and the more spectacular one of the end of the Cape above some fabulous rock formations.
The adventure takes about three hours, costs $60 and is well worth both the time and effort. And don't forget to take your camera as the birds are just so graceful.
You join Gannet Safaris near Clifton Beach and the tractor-riding Gannet Beach Adventures at the beach itself.
Nearby is a great cafe where you can relax before or after your trip.


As mentioned in my previous post, accessibility is an emerging concept that DOD and other agencies will deal with. Of particular interest to many are the so-called "unlit spaces." In an effort to clarify several terms that I think get misused or misinterpreted, I've been working on a framework to analyze the so-called areas where we think problems may emerge. It's not a 100% solution to what I've been thinking about, and I may be publishing an article that discusses it further. In the mean time, I'd be interested in thoughts on the validity, usefulness and any other practical aspect of this tool. I've been messing with the blog settings, so let me know if it doesn't show up correctly.


Me at the Gokta viewpoint.
The article I read yesterday about Gokta Falls made it sound like an adventure only suitable for Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, or possibly Craig Martin. It talked about Gokta being the "third highest" in the world, and only having been "discovered" a year ago. In reality, it has been known about for centuries, but the local people didn't view it as being particularly important, and by some measurements, it doesn't even make it in the top ten list of highest waterfalls in the world. Still, some local people I talked to in Chachapoyas thought I'd be crazy not to visit it, considering that I was already in the area.
Normally I don't like to go on tours, especially when I just want to go to a waterfall, which needs no explanation from a guide. However, in this case the only way to go to the waterfall on my own would have been to get up at 3:30 AM to take the bus, then walk four extra hours along a road that the public buses don't traverse. For all that extra effort, I would only save about $6,e so I figured I'd rather just get up at 8:00 and look for a tour.
After a bit of asking at the tour agencies spread around the main plaza of Chachapoyas, I was hooked up with some other people who were already going to Gokta. Coming along with me were Jeff and Lycia, an American couple who were still crazy enough to call New Orleans home, even two years after Katrina. Jeff spent his younger years riding trains around the US, and I don't mean Amtrak. Now he's abandoned that carefree lifestyle and gotten himself a respectable job as an online professional poker player. Lycia, clearly the responsible half of the couple, used to manage a construction company, but quit to go on this trip.
After taking a taxi for one hour through some more amazing terrain that was a mixture of Ands and Amazon, we arrived in the little village of San Pablo where we were hooked up with a guide. Most of the road wasn't paved, but on the other hand, it also wasn't "chiropractic," as the article claimed. In fact, Jeff and I were so busy talking about poker that we barely even noticed the occasional pothole in the road.
When we got to San Pablo, we were given a local guide, a nice lady who had lived there her whole life. We found out that the town has a rotating guide system, so everyone gets a fair chance at earning some money from the tourists. When I first saw our guide's rubber goulash boots, I was a bit nervous about the trail being impossibly muddy. My worries turned out to be unfounded; it was dry season, after all.
The trail was a pleasant, steady uphill climb. We made the "steep scramble" to the viewpoint and got an impressive first look at Gokta Falls. I barely clung to life climbing that horrible side trail back to the main one. Within a couple hours, we made it to the waterfall. It was amazing to look at, but the "shrieking blow of mist" only got me a little bit wet. The article may have been ridiculous, but the waterfall still was definitely worth a visit.
I did grow to love the Chachapoyas region in my few short days there. There were world-class ruins, ancient artifacts, and natural wonders within a day's trip of the main town, and almost no tourists to cramp my style. Now I can say with confidence that I've seen the "third highest" waterfall in the world. The only problem is that I'll have to use a lot of air quotes whenever describing it to someone.
I just read an article called The Third Biggest Controversy in the World and thought you might be interested. Here is the link: http://1000daysbetween.com/2007/09/the-third-biggest-controversy-in-the-world/ Enjoy!
A Deep Canyon Viewpoint "The World's Most Dangerous Road"


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Q: Getting cross-origin frame exception for urls in the same domain, one url opened through callback from a third party website I am trying to close this page and refresh the parent page using the code:
window.opener.windowClosing();
self.close();

I'm getting this error:

Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "aaa.bbb.com" from accessing a cross-origin frame. at aaa.bbb.com/xxx

It's happening even though both urls are in the same domain. I tried to check the domain using "document.domain", and I'm getting the following domain names:
aaa.bbb.com - bbb.com

aaa.bbb.com/xxx - aaa.bbb.com

In this case the aaa.bbb.com/xxx is a callback url that was called from a third party integration to provide the code for authorization. This callback url is showing the sub-domain but the parent page isn't showing that.
I thought the url being called from third party website might have been the issue. But then I used window.open to open this callback url, and I'm getting the same document.domain value and the same exception when closing it.

A: You can try explicitly setting document.domain on both pages so that they match.
document.domain = 'aaa.bbb.com';

Or you could use window.postMessage()
Parent Document:
window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false);

function receiveMessage(event) {
  if (event.origin.indexOf('bbb.com') < 0 {
    return;
  } else if (event.data == 'closing'){
    windowClosing()
  }
}

Child Document:
window.opener.postMessage('closing', '*');
self.close();

If the child window is actually a frame or iframe, instead of a separate window, then you would use:
window.parent.postMessage('closing', '*');
self.close();

In either case, you need to make sure that the protocol (http/https) and port are the same for both windows/frames as well.