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M.A.S.K. Contest Part II
There has been a lot more interest in my contest than I ever expected. When I initially started it I was not sure if anyone would bother to enter. That has certainly not been the case!
While I wish I could send everyone a M.A.S.K. gift, that is just not possible. However, I made the decision to add a second place winner to my contest. That person will receive a prize as well! So that means you have two chances to be a winner here!
If you are sitting there scratching your head and saying 'what contest…', then you should probably go to the original contest details here.
On a side note, my pals Jason and Wyatt from Agents of M.A.S.K. and Bill of Matt-Trakker.com will be at RetroCon this weekend with none other than the voice of Matt Trakker, Doug Stone! If you are in the Pennsylvania area, consider checking it out.
M.A.S.K. Giveaway Contest
Last year a bunch of people got together to celebrate the anniversary of M.A.S.K. (we actually got the date wrong though!). There has been a little more research and we are 99% sure we have the right date now. That date, September 30th, will mark the thirtieth anniversary of M.A.S.K. And just like last year there is a lot of preparation and thought going on.
Visitors can be assured that there will be a big update on the site to celebrate M.A.S.K.'s birthday. But this time we are going to try something new. To say thanks to the people who have supported and visited Boulder-Hill.net over the years, I am putting on a giveaway contest. The winner will receive an assortment of M.A.S.K. related items to add to their collection.
There are three ways you can enter. Post a comment on Facebook, comment on the website, or send an email directly. The winner will be announced on M.A.S.K. day (September 30th, if you were not paying attention).
I will be keeping the details of the prize package a secret for now. However, I can guarantee that if you are a M.A.S.K. fan you will enjoy it. Given that this is not a big corporate contest there are no restrictions on who can enter; family, friends, people under 18 (the prize is M.A.S.K. items after all). Good luck to everyone and check back in a few weeks to see if you are the winner!
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Today is actually my birthday, so I thought I would give myself a small gift. Another piece of the M.A.S.K. merchandise machine. These cheap paper party masks came in packs of eight and are designed to look like Matt Trakker's Spectrum visor (you might have to use your imagination to see it, production quality on this item is low). As many will recall, the elastic string used to hold cheap masks on children's faces was never comfortable, these are no exception. If you would like to see a larger image of these party masks click on over to the Merchandise page.
That is all for this update, but keep your eyes peeled, the 30th anniversary of M.A.S.K. is fast approaching and there is plenty in store!
MASKchat
In the wake of the potential re-development of M.A.S.K., Jason and Wyatt, of Agents of M.A.S.K., invited myself and Bill Farries, of Matt-Trakker.com, to sit down and talk about our reaction to one of the first official acknowledgements of the franchise in twenty-five years. You can see the original video chat on the Agents of M.A.S.K. YouTube channel, or have a listen to the edited audio version on the Boulder-Hill.net Audio page.
M.A.S.K. is Back! (Maybe)
If you are active on Facebook then you probably already saw this, but if not then sit yourself down for some very exciting news!
In a recent slideshow press release on the Hasbro website they included a section called 'New Brands'. What does that have to do with M.A.S.K., a thirty year old franchise, look for yourself.
We don't know why M.A.S.K. is listed as a new brand, maybe new in development? That's all that is known so far. If and when any new info comes up you can be sure it will appear here on Boulder-Hill.net!
"There he goes again Matt, not making any sense!"
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To be perfectly candid, 2015 has not afforded as much time for Boulder-Hill.net and M.A.S.K. so far. With the aim of changing that, let's take a look at some new stuff that has come across the digital desk.
If you keep up with Agents of M.A.S.K., you know I made an appearance on MASKast, along with Bill – from Matt-Trakker.com. The four of us had a great discussion about the Series 2 toy line. If you subscribe to the MASKast podcast you have undoubtedly heard the show already, but for anyone who does not follow MASKast (you really should!) the episode has now been added to the Boulder-Hill.net Audio archive.
On a more vintage note, if you were a kid in the '80s you probably had a chance to play with Colorforms. If you don't know what they are here is a quick crash course from Wikipedia:
Colorforms are paper-thin, die-cut vinyl sheet images and shapes that are meant to be applied to a shiny plastic laminated board, much like placing paper dolls against a paper backdrop. The images stick to the background by adhesion, which takes place when two highly polished surfaces come in contact. The Colorforms vinyl pieces can be repositioned to create new designs and scenarios.
The set that was acquired for Boulder-Hill.net is actually still sealed. While this is great from a collecting standpoint, it means that there won't be any pictures of the contents at this point. At some point another – opened – wet will become available and Boulder-Hill.net will be sure to snatch it up. If you want to see a large image of the Colorform box point your browser to our Merchandise page.
Check back very soon for another update full of more M.A.S.K. goodness!
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We had a mini milestone recently. Boulder-Hill.net passed 200 Likes on Facebook. To that, thank you to everyone who has clicked and reposted and shared, things like that help keep the site growing.
Boulder-Hill.net was contacted a while back by David Guivant. David is, among other things, an independent film maker and a M.A.S.K. fan! And he has been hard at work creating his own M.A.S.K. film and was kind enough to share some information with Boulder-Hill.net. And so, better late than never (sorry David!), here are the words and ideas of David Guivant.
"Post-production on my latest new project : Mobile • Armored • Strike • Kommand (Live action) has begun, inspired by THE 1980s hit cartoon and famous toyline M . A . S . K.
A very ambitious and non-profit project indeed as for those who are not familiar with the M.A.S.K franchise, this adventure is a cross between GIJOE and FAST & FURIOUS. Some other insight on the storyline which will take place many years after the first season of M.A.S.K and Scott is going through college, fans can expect some updated vehicles as well as a new and more compact T-BOB.
Principal photography already ended and the project is slated for a Dec 2016 release.
I also received a mail of praise from Joe Del Beato, original inker on the M.A.S.K comic book from DC Comics and Doug Stone (Original voice for Matt Trakker) also gave it's blessing and is amazed that M.A.S.K is still popular after so many years."
Good luck David, it looks like you've taken on an amazing an ambitious project!
There is never a lack of things to post when it comes to M.A.S.K., despite the show being nearly thirty years old. This time, the new addition will find a home in our Merchandise section. Some time back, a set of M.A.S.K. party accessories made their way onto the site. Now they are joined by the party mask! Although it is M.A.S.K., it is hard to pretend these are anything other than a cheaply made product hoping to earn someone an easy buck. The masks are printed on cardboard and vaguely resemble the eye visor for Matt's Spectrum mask. Despite the cheapness, it's still M.A.S.K.! And so it will always find a home Boulder-Hill.net.
In more exciting news, a new G.I. Joe figure was just announced: General Mayhem! And as you can guess, it's an update to Miles Mayhem. The news was revealed to us by GIJoeCon.com. The figure looks pretty great and will be a perfect pairing for Agent Trakker!
And to the faithful readers of Boulder-Hill.net, sorry about the delay for Bulldog. It's coming soon, promise!
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Tonight, I'll be joining Jason and Wyatt of Agents of M.A.S.K. and Bill of Matt-Trakker.com for a live recording of MASKast. Starting at 9pm, eastern time.
You'll have a chance to hear us talk about Series 2 toys, as well as some of the rumors surrounding the future of M.A.S.K. It should be a lot of fun! The link below will let you tune in:
MASKast Live
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The first post of 2015, and in January, barely. There has been a lot of chatter in the M.A.S.K. world lately. Most of you have have probably heard some of it, but for anyone who has not we will do a little run down.
First off, Jason and Wyatt over at Agents of M.A.S.K. have been in the studio and turning out new episodes like they are possessed! The shows are better than ever. This includes an interview with Doug Stone, the man behind the voice of Matt Trakker, Bruce Sato and a bunch of other characters from M.A.S.K. characters. They have also revamped the intro for the show to give 2015 a fresh start, make sure to check out their new codenames and vehicles! As always, if you are a M.A.S.K. fan MASKast is a must-listen-to.
The other big news in the M.A.S.K. community is the speculation of a return or revival of M.A.S.K. in 2015. As many people know, 2015 marks the 30th anniversary of M.A.S.K. – this had already started the thought in many peoples heads that M.A.S.K. might return. With the revivals of lots of other '80s properties; such as G.I. Joe, Transformers, My Little Pony, Jem and even Rainbow Brite, M.A.S.K. making a return does not seem so far fetched. Add to that that Hasbro (Kenner was purchased by Tonka who was in turn purchased by Hasbro) had applied for a new trademark on M.A.S.K. and it appeared that it was not only fans who were showing an interest in the franchise.
And then, a few days ago, word came from a representative at the Nuremberg Toy Fair 2015 that indeed, M.A.S.K. was coming back in the near future! The mention of M.A.S.K. was as brief as it could be – check the link (thanks to Brian for sending it out). Just enough to set the imagination of fans on fire and set us all speculating. Will it be a reissue of the original line? If new designs, will they use the same characters? The same scale? It could be anything! The general reaction from the fan community has been positive. After so long with almost zero new M.A.S.K. property (excepting the 2008 release of Agent Trakker from G.I. Joe) fans seem eager for anything.
In other news, Bill over on Matt-Trakker.com has decided to archive his forums. But do not fear, he is not closing down. Bill stated that he thought there was a better way to facilitate communication among the M.A.S.K. fans of the world. And to that end he has launched an open Facebook group. The old forums will remain for browsing and informational purposes, so do not worry about losing anything on that end.
And last, but certainly not least, what has been happening at Boulder-Hill.net. Obviously, there have not been a lot of updates recently. It happens, unfortunately, but it always gets back up and running. A little while back, a new piece came into the collection, or more accurately, pieces. Two Bulldogs have made their way to Boulder-Hill.net. Neither was in perfect condition, but with a little bit of elbow grease and a good set of screw drivers two sad Bulldogs have combined to form one fantastic Bulldog (for our friends in Europe, Bulldog is better known to them as Bulldoze).
Below are some images of the stages to go from trash to treasue.
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That is going to wrap things up for this update. Next time the completed photos of Bulldog will be ready for your viewing pleasure!

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When I'm working from home (which I do 3 days a week) my day is broken up with school runs and dog walks. I find that the time I spend walking my dogs can actually be very productive to problem solving - stepping away from the keyboard into the fresh air and getting my body moving helps me to think clearly through any tricky bugs that I happen to be dealing with.
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What is a fun fact someone might not know about you? During my Freshman year at the UA I was a participant in a short-lived documentary series called "Freshman Diaries." My season never aired, but it was a fun experience.
What is your favorite type of food? Throughout undergrad I ate frosted flakes at least once a day. I am obsessed with frosted flakes!
What is your favorite thing to do in Tucson? I like to drive around the city because I live farther out, near Oro Valley, and shop at consignment and vintage stores. Tucson people collect the most eclectic things!
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Branko Skroče (* 17. Mai 1955 in Zadar, Jugoslawien) ist ein ehemaliger jugoslawischer Basketballspieler, der 1978 Weltmeister und 1980 Olympiasieger war.

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Der 1,95 m große Branko Skroče spielte von 1972 bis 1982 sowie 1983/1984 und 1986/1987 in der jugoslawischen Liga bei KK Zadar. In 268 Spielen erzielte er 5347 Punkte, was einem Durchschnittswert von 20,0 entspricht. Damit lag er in der ewigen Scorer-Liste auf dem siebten Platz. 1974 und 1975 wurde er mit KK Zadar jugoslawischer Meister.

1974 wurde Branko Skroče Junioreneuropameister. Bei der Basketball-Weltmeisterschaft 1978 in Manila gab es zunächst eine Finalrunde, in der die Jugoslawen ungeschlagen blieben. Die ersten beiden Teams der Finalrunde trafen im Finale aufeinander, Jugoslawien gewann gegen die Mannschaft der UdSSR mit 82:81 nach Verlängerung. Skroče wurde in sieben Spielen eingesetzt und erzielte insgesamt 60 Punkte.

Zwei Jahre später gab es bei den Olympischen Spielen 1980 ebenfalls eine Finalrunde. Im Finale trafen die beiden besten Mannschaften der Finalrunde aufeinander. Die Jugoslawen besiegten die Italiener mit 86:77 Punkten. Skroče wurde in drei Spielen eingesetzt und erzielte im Turnierverlauf 8 Punkte.

1981 siegte bei der Basketball-Europameisterschaft 1981 in der Tschechoslowakei die Mannschaft aus der Sowjetunion vor den Jugoslawen mit 84:67, Branko Skroče erzielte in sieben Spielen 46 Punkte.

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This is a guest post by Sam Bhagwat from Moore's Hand.
Moore's Law has granted to 21st-century organizations two new methods for governing complexity: locally powerful god-algorithms we'll call Athenas and omniscient but bureaucratic god-algorithms we'll call Adjustment Bureaus.
Eighteen months ago a Buddhist convert in Los Angeles named Rick Ruzzamenti donated his kidney. It was flown on ice on a Continental red-eye, to a retiree in Newark in need of a transplant. The retiree's niece then sent her kidney to a woman in Madison. The woman's ex-boyfriend sent his kidney to a secretary in Pittsburgh. The secretary's boyfriend sent his to a young father in San Diego.
When the chain halted six months later, in December 2012, with a final transplant in Chicago, sixty operations had taken place, enabled by an algorithm that crunched through billions of match possibilities.
Wide-eyed advocates of 'algorithmic governance' (Tim O'Reilly) beware: each god may grant you your local optimization, but their intervention is far from free.
Athena will probably stoke conflicts with other local gods; The Adjustment Bureau will add the very complexity-driven-arbitrariness that you probably hoped to avoid.
The perennial challenge of kings was to accumulate power over the populace, without frittering it away to those who enforced that power (aristocracies).
To solve this problem, they created classes of childless eunuchs (Byzantium), elevated commoners (Louis XIV), and enforced rigid meritocracy (China). The goal was to create a bureaucracy (more) loyal to the crown, rather than kindred ties or inherited privilege.
In the English-speaking world, between the age of kings and the the late 19th century, the size of government grew gradually, with bureaucracy and civil service able to develop apace.
In the 20th century, as government grew 10x as a proportion of GDP — and even more in absolute terms — rulers demanded new techniques to stave off death by entropy.
They turned to numbers-based control mechanisms: economics and its more popular cousin, management.
Economics, beginning in the late 1930s, became a discipline of mathematical modeling; a simplifying framework, creating equations for GDP with four variables and modelling complex situations in 2×2 game matrices. This hedgehog approach put the discipline in a position to identify levers for political entities to pull.
By creating processes for both revenue collection (tax withholding) and dispersal (means-testing benefits, projecting Social Security solvency), economists helped make the bureaucracy process legible (to the president, Congress, and journalists).
Management similarly created accepted metrics and standards as financial control systems — EBITDA, GAAP, auditing, the P/E ratio, and so forth. In the 1930s and 40s, Alfred Sloan at GM and the Whiz Kids at Ford became famous for their metrics to give shape to the bureaucracies under them. The 1960s saw the rise of conglomerates held together by earnings reports and capital allocation.
Often these control mechanisms foster complexity growth that outstrips the ability of the selfsame mechanisms to function.
Mergers made conglomerates outgrow their divisional reporting systems; they had to be split up. Whiz Kids leader Robert McNamara became infamous for his application of meaningless body count metrics in Vietnam. Means-testing for multiple welfare programs has created 90% marginal tax rates for low-income Americans.
The upshot of this short history: the problem of "keeping the paper-pushers in line" is timeworn, complex, and vital. Rulers tend to deploy any and all tools available in a frantic battle against entropy.
Of late, this doesn't seem to be going too well.
In 2009, the president appointed prominent economist Cass Sunstein to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. The OIRA is in charge of "regulatory review," ensuring regulations work as intended; essentially, the government QA department.
The subtext of each is I'll keep the paper-pushers in line; only the method varies.
The crisis has invited attention to proponents of a 21st-century solution: algorithmic governance.
It's the political version of a new organizational approach to complexity.
The basic organizational idea is to make your firm into a piece of software, closely constraining the actions of executors (workers) and end-users (customers).
One prominent example, McDonald's, began development in the 1950s. Sometimes confused with a restaurant, this is actually a piece of licensed software 600 pages long, with a QA department, currently running around 14,000 instances in America.
The 21st century has, of course, created companies like Google and Facebook.that are literally built around their search and Newsfeed algorithms.
Each candidate and donor carry with them more than twenty parameters that need to be optimally matching including blood type, body mass index, viral history, willingness to donate or accept a left or right kidney, age, blood pressure, relationship to candidate, types of antibodies in their blood, and even where they're willing to travel and the difficulty of their match in general (acutely difficult matches are given extra preference as they should be taken care of before more easily matched candidates). All of these factors make a computer run through millions of possibilities to find the best solution — and each calculation is more complicated than creating solution trees for a chessboard (p. 149-50, Steiner, Algorithms).
The economist behind this algorithm, Alvin Roth, also worked on matching med school residents and hospitals and NYC ninth-graders and high schools. For this, he won the 2012 Nobel prize.
Athena algorithms (which tend to be based on economics) focus on problems where both sides of the transaction — residents and hospitals, kidney recipient and donor — can be completely modeled. Unsurprisingly, especially given economists' hedgehog modeling impulse, Athena algorithms tackle only specialized problems.
Adjustment Bureau algorithms (which tend to be based on data science) tend to solve general-purpose problems. Completely modeling preferences is impossible; the algorithm must extrapolate content attributes and customer desires.
The cost is complexity. The kidney matching algorithm takes 20 medical factors into consideration, not 100,000 Facebook claims for its algorithms. New York City's matching system uses one algorithm, not 100 (Netflix prize) or 200 (Google) sub-algorithms.
This hedgehog/fox distinction (focusing on few/many predictive factors) becomes even starker when looking at governance implications.
Athena (hedgehog) algorithms play nice for modern interest-group democracy; they are amenable to the type of design changes that politicians tend to request.
Privileging more difficult kidney matches, preference for certain groups of med students; prioritization of certain hospitals; all of these can be written into the relevant code.
Yet Athena does not now govern the whole world; just a few silos. She can currently respond to Odysseus and Achilles, without caring much about Paris and Hector.
Adjustment Bureau algorithms have no such luxury.
With a minimal set of inputs, the (Athena) med-school-resident matching algorithm can be tested for "strategic" preference listing, such as students listing a less-popular school first even if they liked it less, because it would be easier to get into.
Gaming Google's algorithm, on the other hand, is both inevitable and the stated purpose of the entire SEO industry.
The result is a constant tug of war.
Since its inception, Google has ranked sites by the number of links pointing to them. SEOrs exploited this by buying links all over the Internet to their sites. So Google's Aug. 2012 update, Penguin, penalized sites pursuing this behavior. In response, devious minds invented 'negative SEO': producing spammy links to a site's competitors, falsely triggering a penalty.
In imposing site-specific penalties, Google's algorithms and employees flag sites deemed to be violating policies.
The webmaster who does nothing will get whatever hand Google chooses to deal; often, as above, past best-practice SEO is penalized under current algorithms.
The proactive webmaster must review all inbound links individually, guess which ones are triggering Google's alerts, attempt to contact the relevant webmasters and have them removed, document this exhaustively, submit an appeal to Google's Search Quality team, and wait one to several weeks to receive a form letter in response.
Algorithm interaction, though common in complex systems (think alcohol + sleeping pills), is difficult to both isolate and correct in Adjustment Bureau black boxes where intended behavior is unclear.
One candidate here is apps like Socialcam: in publishing their users' readings, they tend to push quite a few NSFW articles onto their friends' Newsfeeds. That's usually not intended behavior for either the user or Facebook.
It's reasonably easy to generate public policy analogies to each of the above categories. And the history of economic thought gives some interesting lessons about attempts to create complete world-models.
In the 1930's, with the downfall of capitalism seemingly inevitable, Western economists began sketching out hybrid neoclassical/Marxist views of the state as a sole economic actor that could model consumer preferences and production costs.
In response, other economists formulated the concept of "local knowledge," possessed by individual people, made legible by market prices.
Leonard Reed's 1958 "I, Pencil" has its titular protagonist list all the different types of knowledge required to produce him — to mine graphite, cut timber, ship goods, produce the coffee for the lumberjacks, and so on.
"No single person on the face of this earth knows how to make me," the pencil asserts.
Adjustment Bureau algorithm complexity growth is usually an attempt to capture more of this local knowledge.
Government has moved from pre-1900 hedgehog planning to 20th century foxy bureaucratic planning.
Techno-futurists may think the post-algorithmic future is hedgehog and non-bureaucratic.
The truth is that the post-algo world — as illustrated by the internal structure of Google, Facebook, etc — will be far foxier, bureaucratic, and illegible than futurists would like to believe.
Limited deployment of Athena algorithms is easy — but doing the wrong things more efficiently is Athena run amok; and more broad deployment means ensuring your local optimizations aren't in conflict with each other (or people's welfare generally).
Whatever mechanism ensures that will behave like an Adjustment Bureau. Further local knowledge-driven optimizations will create algorithm complexity. Gains in local adaptation will be offset by increased illegibility in the algo-bureaucracy administration.
The Whiz Kids: The Founding Fathers of American Business by John Byrne.
Thanks to Venkatesh, Mike Bailey, Kyle Mathews, Brian Thomas, and Laura Brignone for reading drafts of this essay.
I think Amar Bhide's call for judgement is also worth reading.
Most systems are designed to get bulk of the work through the process with less effort. However it is the boundary conditions, the marginal cases where judgement becomes critical.
I'll have to take a look at that, thanks!
Very nice article. Also, the supporting information that you pulled together is excellent and worth reading in its own right.
When people want companies to function like software, I would be cautious about defining what type of software they mean.
McDonald's is great software; it does a few things really, really well. Let's think of it as Notepad ++.
The Social Security Administration is also like software. It does a lot of things in a slow, clunky fashion. Let's think of it as Microsoft Office.
There's lots of software out there, and some of it is as bureaucratic as the most bureaucratic of bureaucracies.
Thanks Carl. I like the attention to the software design space, as this seems to largely determine outcome. I don't see too many people terribly excited about Open Office, or whatever Apple's Office clone is, and when they praise Google Docs it's more about the collaboration aspect than the word-processing functionality.
Does the soft ware make sure that the workers need food stamps to survive?
The hedgehog gets a bit of a bad press lately. Instead of knowing a single big thing he only seems to know a simple trick. So the hedgehog is going to become a narrow minded fox, a mathematically degenerated fox with one idea.
The relationship between the hedgehog and the fox is turned on its head with the fox running the adjustment bureau with a general purpose algorithm and lots of knobs to, well, adjust. It is the hedgehog who dreams of a single algorithm which is context free and with no free parameters but in face of the lack of any realistic perspective of a theory-of-everything which flows directly from some logic, he chooses knobs for adjustment over a toolbox which contains a variety of instruments and no general methodology to apply them. The knobs don't violate the purity of the approach, they only keep academics busy in trying to figure out more symmetries which can be exploited and reasonable constraints which can be argued for.
"All is in the data" – this helps to throw out much of the algorithmic fine tuning. It is a new big idea and o.k. for the hedgehog who endorses Kepler's paradigm shift which follows Ptolemaic exhaustion. So Norvig vs Chomsky is young hedgehog vs old hedgehog, not fox vs hedgehog. The foxy criticism of the Chomskians has been along the lines that there is so much more going on with languages than the Cyclops eye of a formal grammarian can see. It is similar to the romantic case against rationalism, which is sacrificing the world for a book of calculus as the language of the world. For the new wave of data scientists even syntactic structure is an assumption too much. Chomsky's reductionism just hasn't gone far enough.
excellent thinking and writing ..


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Outside the lands of the Pact, there are limitless threats. Barbarians. Fading, jealous empires. Titans and unspeakable horrors. The warriors and spies of Avadon are charged to keep them at bay, weak and divided. You fight in the shadows, rooting out small threats before they have the chance to grow. Your resources are unlimited, and your word is law.
But a dark time is coming. Assassins are killing Avadon's warriors, and a hidden enemy plots to unite all of your homeland's foes. If you cannot discover and destroy this conspiracy, and soon, your people face total destruction. But beware. The defenders of Avadon are being picked off, one by one, and you are the next target.
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And by Gutter, I mean Jon Favreau. StarWars.com announced the news that he's taken up the job of writing a story that's been in some sort of development for decades at this point. He has an existing relationship with Lucasfilm from doing some work on The Clone Wars (and apparently he's also an alien in the upcoming trainwreck, Solo), and obviously a relationship with sibling Marvel and parent Disney. Say what you want about the Mouse, they have been good about taking care of their people and doing more cross-pollination between their big brands.
I wonder how many people even remember PCU, that glorious 90s Animal House "homage" that people my age saw far too many times? I mean, obviously, Jon Favreau has gone on to a lot bigger things, including directing Iron Man 1 & 2, playing Happy Hogan in the various MCU films, and Executive Producing the Avengers movies. Given the high that the MCU has been on, and in general the mix of nerdiness and knowledge that Favreau brings, I'm really excited about this.
Here's hoping the Star Wars series ends up more like Peggy Carter or later-seasons of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and not like Inhumans.
My first exposure to Favreau was Swingers, which I thought was his first Hollywood break. Clearly I was wrong and will now need to watch what sounds like an art house film PCU.
Technically his first real break was in Rudy, but PCU is what I will always remember him in. I loved that movie, and own it on DVD. Once upon a time, I had it on VHS, where it never got a widespread release. I had to special-order a used rental copy to get it, in those dark era days of the interwebs.
My first exposure to him was in PCU…I was one of about 5 people that saw it in the theater. 🙂 I know what you mean about the VHS…that's all I had for years.
Oh, and Gutter is a tool!


About Judas: His name; did he betray Jesus?
Judah is also the name of one of the original twelve tribes of Israel. When the kingdom was divided under Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, the southern kingdom was called Judah. Under the Roman occupation, it was named Judaea. Judea remains the name used by Israel today to refer to the occupied West Bank and other areas.
Judah /Judas was a very popular name in first century CE Judea. There are six individuals mentioned in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament) with this name. One was a brother of Jesus. The Epistle of Jude was actually written by man who claims to be Judas, the brother of James. This presumably makes him the brother of Jesus mentioned elsewhere in the Scriptures.
"From Karioth" -- a town in southern Judea, a.k.a. Kerioth.
"The false one" from the Aramaic ishqaraya.
How has the Christian Church treated Judas?
Mary Magdelene whom Jesus particularly loved and who had the honor of being the first person to visit the tomb where Jesus had been laid (according to the Gospel of John). or was among the first group to visit the tomb (according to the synoptic gospels), has been systematically denigrated as a prostitute.
In various passages of the Christian Scriptures, Jesus is recorded as rejecting his mother and family, referring to Peter as Satan, criticizing his disciples for their lack of understanding of his message, censuring them for sleeping while he prayed, etc. Yet, the Christian church has raised all of them to the level of saints. Mary, Jesus' mother, is held in particular esteem by the Roman Catholic Church and some other denominations where she referred to as co-redemptrix, mediatrix and advocate second only to God in status.
Numerous passages in the four canonic gospels describe Judas Iscariot as a betrayer, traitor, devil, thief, and transgressor. According to the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke, Jesus said "woe to that man" who betrayed him. He also said that it would be better if Judas had never been born. However, Judas has never been rehabilitated by the Church. He remains a pariah, despised by Christians.
Jesus was unable to foresee Judas' actions. This theory is inconsistent with a number of passages in the Christian Scriptures which specifically state that Jesus was aware of Judas' betrayal from the time that Judas became a disciple. It is also inconsistent with most Christian groups' concept of the Trinity and of the omniscience of God.
Jesus knew of Judas' actions in months in advance but was unable to prevent it. This also conflicts with the idea of the omniscience and omnipotence of Jesus.
Jesus knew of Judas' intent to betray him, but chose to allow him to continue because it would allow the God's plan to come to fruition.
Judas and Jesus worked together to make certain that Jesus would be crucified, in order to facilitate God's design for humanity. This is the belief of many Gnostic groups and is the theme of the Gospel of Judas. This conflicts with Jesus' threats of Judas' future punishment found throughout the gospels.
Author William Klassen suggests that Judas did not betray Jesus at all. 5 He suggests that the word "betrayal" found throughout English versions of the Bible is a mistranslation of the Greek word "paradidomi." An accurate translation would be "handed over." Klassen suggests that Judas was only planning to give Jesus over to the Jewish authorities so that they could evaluate his claims. This theory cannot account for the word translated as "traitor" in Luke 6:16. The "traitor" could have been a mistake by the author of Luke, or a copyist's error.
Another possibility is that the story of Judas' "betrayal" and Jesus' subsequent arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane, his trial(s), his appearance before Pontius Pilate etc. might be a work of fiction.
All of the canonic gospels have a description of an aggravated assault by Jesus on commercial interests in the Jerusalem temple. This appears in the Gospel of John at the start of Jesus' ministry, and in the synoptic gospels near the end. It is extremely unlikely that Jesus could have assaulted so many people without having been quickly arrested by either the temple guards or the Roman garrison. An individual who did this near the time of Passover in Judea during the first century CE -- when nationalistic feelings were high among the population -- could be expected to be arrested by the Roman army, given a hearing before a junior officer, and promptly sent to Golgotha for execution. If this is what really happened, then there would have been no betrayal by Judas; there might even have been no Judas at all among Jesus' disciples.
If Jesus knew of Judas' deception in advance then Judas has no free will and cannot prevent the betrayal from happening. Thus he is not morally responsible for his actions. This would be particularly applicable if Judas was possessed by a demon, as stated in some of the canonical Gospels.
If, as most Christian denominations teach, the death of an innocent man-god, Jesus, was necessary for the salvation of some humans, then Judas would be punished for playing a necessary role in the salvation of humanity. That seems profoundly unjust.
Jesus only suffered for a few hours while he hung on the cross. If Judas is sent to Hell for his deception, then he will suffer punishment for all eternity. Thus, Judas had already suffered much more than Jesus had by the end of the day of his suicide.
James M. Robinson, "The secrets of Judas: The story of the misunderstood disciple and his lost Gospel," HarperSanFrancisco, (2006), Pages 33-35. Read reviews or order this book safely from Amazon.com online book store.
Op cit., Robinson, Pages 35 & 36.
Copyright © 2006 by Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance.


Every film is different and each have a degree of difficulty.
Despite the degree of difficulty to execute the experiment, Andy Cheng of The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, explained why the demo is vital.
Runners of 18 years old and over can take part in the marathon and 15-kilometre race -- events that have an increased degree of difficulty due to the rocky terrain as well as the high altitude.
The evaluations were based on pre-mining condition, reclamation quality, degree of difficulty, and correction of environmental and safety hazards.
The degree of difficulty being the height of the tee and the prevailing wind from the sea.
Winners are chosen based on the significance of the deal including size, value, complexity, overall quality, degree of difficulty and/or impact on the community.
They will compete against fellow rescue teams in the event which is being run alongside the Spine Challenger, a notoriously tough event with a similar degree of difficulty as the Spine Race, which covers the entire 268 miles of the Pennine Way.
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help determine a change initiative's degree of difficulty.
The degree of difficulty could range from mild to severe.
In the study, researchers surveyed more than 1,300 people--including a group ages 65 to 88 and a younger group, ages 55 to 65--about their degree of difficulty performing activities of daily living, such as sitting down and standing from a chair, getting dressed, or climbing stairs.


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Waterford has a long and colorful past and has influenced Ireland and indeed the world. The story is told through the magnificent Waterford Treasures, which is a collection of no less than 3 award winning museums full of the inspirations dreams and goals of the people of Waterford. Reginald's Tower, Ireland's oldest civic building from the 12th century to the beautifully built Medieval Museum and finishing at the Bishops Palace.
There is nothing like a night at the theatre and Waterford City has two along with other venues that encapsulate the love of the arts in the City. From plays to musicals, music to dance, the variety of what's on offer in Waterford is astounding. There are also numerous galleries where you can delve into the art of the city.
There are numerous spectacular examples of religious architecture dotted all over the world, and Waterford is no exception. Cathedrals and churches have played important roles in this county for over 1000 years, and represent some of the oldest structures in the county. Many historical events have taken place within the walls of some these structures in the last millennium, and although many may have fallen and been rebuilt in that time, they play an enormous role in Waterford's history.


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Now It Makes Even Less Sense That Michael Scott Was Wearing a Woman's Suit
Jacob Sullum | 5.8.2007 5:52 PM
This is a week or two old, but I don't think anyone has mentioned it here yet: The New York Times reports that several companies are challenging U.S. tariffs on imported clothing, arguing that they constitute illegal sex discrimination. For obscure reasons, similar articles of clothing are taxed at different rates when they're sold to men than when they're sold to women. Sometimes men come out ahead, and sometimes women do. Either way, the clothing manufacturers argue, such unequal treatment cannot stand:
After years of poring over dusty tariff lists, international trade court records and congressional testimony, lawyers have found nothing that explains why, say, the tariff on an imported wool suit is 8.5 percent for a woman and zero for a man.
"It's irrational," said Peter Bragdon, the general counsel at Columbia Sportswear, one of the companies suing the government.
Columbia Sportswear imports a rugged hiking boot from China called the Diamond Peak. The men's and women's boots are virtually identical. But the tariff on the women's version is 1.5 percent higher than the men's (10 percent, compared with 8.5 percent).
"I think any first-year law student would have the same gut reaction we did—wait, you cannot do that," Bragdon said….
[Another lawyer said he] found the differences "offensive" and likened them to a federal sales tax based on gender. "Who would stand for that? If you were to buy a shirt and it was 5 percent more only because you are a man or a woman you would be outraged—and people should be equally outraged at what is happening with tariffs."
His lawsuit, filed on behalf of Totes-Isotoner, the glove maker, asserts that different tariff rates for similar men's and women's clothing violate the Constitution's guarantee of due process and equal protection. (The tariff on seamed leather gloves, a top seller for Totes-Isotoner, is 14 percent for men's and 12.6 percent for women's.)
Unlike some other challenges to sex-based pricing, this is one I can get behind. But as the Times notes, there's a "slim" chance the government will resolve the differences by raising the lower tariffs rather than reducing the higher ones.
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Jacob Sullum is a senior editor at Reason.
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John Gray Lucas (1864–1944) was a lawyer and politician during the early 20th century. He was appointed assistant U.S. attorney in Cook County in 1934. Born in Marshall, Texas, in 1864, he eventually moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He graduated from Branch Normal College of Arkansas Industrial University (now University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff). He then got his law degree from Boston University School of Law in 1887, graduating with honors as the only African-American student in his class.

Upon returning to Pine Bluff, he was appointed commissioner for the U.S. Circuit Court, Eastern District of Arkansas. In 1890, he was elected as a state representative for the Arkansas General Assembly. It was during this time, and amidst a growing level of racial tension across the south, that he delivered a speech in February 1891 demanding that Jim Crow Laws not be extended to the Arkansas railway system. Although the measure was passed, Lucas earned the admiration of his white counterparts.

Lucas left Arkansas for Chicago, Illinois, in 1893. He became known as an expert in criminal law, and held an office at 88 Dearborn Avenue in the Chicago Loop. He appeared before the United States Supreme Court four times.

He died in 1944 and is buried in Chicago's Lincoln Cemetery.

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When MassMutual asked me to write about their Love Is A Gift social initiative, I immediately agreed. While they compensated me for my time, I was thankful for the chance because something has been on my mind since I returned from a recent trip to Europe where I visited my best friend from high school, Mehgan, and I've watched to share.
First let me tell you a bit about our history. When we were teens, we were inseparable. We had the same friends so we did just nearly everything together where we created memorable moments. As college approached we traveled our separate ways, attended rival schools, and started creating dreams of our own in very different places.
As I finished up my last few years in college where I got my teaching degree, my friend decided to study abroad in Denmark. We quickly drifted apart, each finding new friends, creating new memories, and carving out our own paths to success.
We saw each other every year or two as she traveled home to visit her family. Although we stayed in touch through the years, it just always seemed as though things had changed when we met back together. We both knew time had passed and we were different people, but we were determined to stay in contact.
She remained in Europe, fell in love, and began making a life there. I was dating, teaching in an Elementary school, and building my life here. In 2011, the four of us took a trip to Paris where they helped my boyfriend surprise me with a proposal in front of the Eiffel Tower. With that beautiful new ring on my left hand, I knew our next chapter was beginning. Less than two months later she was also engaged and wedding planning began for us both a world apart.
Fast forward two years and my husband and were I just getting accustomed to being new parents to our daughter, just one month old at the time, when we threw caution to the wind and booked our second trip to visit them in Holland. My friend was 8 months pregnant at the time so we planned our trip for September when my daughter would be 6 months old and her daughter would be 4 months.
Mehgan and I spoke almost daily via text messaging and email and even had a Skype date, something we rarely did. It seemed as though communicating about our girls and their latest milestones was natural for us and it felt as though we were back in high school and really connecting again. I was really looking forward to our trip.
With heightened anticipation we boarded the plane to start our journey. The two week trip was fun and exciting, but much different than we had planned in our minds. It turns out traveling all over Europe with two infants can be extremely unpredictable at times, but as those two weeks came to an end and we were celebrating the last few days together, it was clear both Mehgan and I were ready for a break. We knew our friendship thrived on distance and we were both open about that fact. I was getting homesick and wanted to get back to my own bed and our routine, as did she, so you can imagine we were all a little irritable.
Our girls in dresses made by my grandmother with our college mascots on them.
During our last morning at their home before taking off for the airport we finished packing our bags and spent our last bit of time letting the girls roll around on the floor together. As the last moment arrived and the car was packed with our belongings, Mehgan and I came together to hug and say goodbye. I cannot quite explain what happened during this moment other than to say pure love came out of our arms as we wrapped them around each other. Both of us instantaneously began to cry and neither could let go. It was as though we both knew we were ready for our separation again and yet we couldn't say goodbye.
Call it hormones, emotions, new moms needing support from someone else who gets it, or just women being women, that hug will never be forgotten. I know that Mehgan and I have an unspoken love for each other that no other person in my life will ever feel and that love has only gotten stronger as we have both entered motherhood. She is my best friend, sidekick, and go-to when I need anything. She speaks honesty to me, councils me when I need it most, and always has my back.
Girls Day out in Europe – we found common ground and made new memories together.
A best friend can be hard to find and even harder to hold onto, especially when time and life seems to take you in different places. But when life passes you by and that person is still by your side no matter how many miles separate you, it is a true gift that I hope each person gets a chance to feel at some point during their life.
Love is truly a gift and one that should be shared with others as a source of encouragement, hope, and inspiration. This is why MassMutual is sponsoring the Love Is A Gift social initiative to allow people to share the transformative power of love by asking people to post a picture of themselves with someone they love along with a short description of your relationship.
For every story uploaded to http://bit.ly/1vRvg4C or posted on public Instagram accounts using the #LoveIsAGift, MassMutual will donate $1 to Easter Seals, a charity that provides children and adults living with disabilities, their caregivers, and veterans with access to more information, specialists, and financial strategies that can help improve their quality of life. MassMutual understands love can be represented in a variety of ways and they want to see your love.
Getting involved is quick and easy. First, upload a picture to your personal Instagram account with #LoveIsAGift or to LoveIsAGift.com, adding a few words about your loved ones and why they matter most. Note your Instagram account must be public for your #LoveIsAGift entry to be recognized and trigger a donation.
Then join us for our #LoveIsAGift Twitter Party taking place Wednesday, November 5 between 8:00 am – 9:00 am PST/ 11:00 am – Noon EST. Just log into Twitter and follow the hashtag to find out more. I'll be there so I hope you'll stop by and say hello!
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of the MassMutual.
BabytoBoomer.com accepts Guest Posts occasionally. If you'd like your post to be considered, please contact [email protected] The experiences and views of our guest posters are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of BabytoBoomer.com.


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Yandex IPO: forget about 2009, still on track for this year
Ernst-Jan Pfauth
Ernst-Jan Pfauth is the former Editor in Chief of Internet at NRC Handelsblad, as well as an acclaimed technology author and columnist. He a (show all) Ernst-Jan Pfauth is the former Editor in Chief of Internet at NRC Handelsblad, as well as an acclaimed technology author and columnist. He also served as The Next Web's blog's first blogger and Editor in Chief, back in 2008. At De Correspondent, Ernst-Jan serves as publisher, fostering the expansion of the platform.
The day before yesterday,
rumors spread around the web about this year's biggest tech IPO. Russian search engine Yandex wouldn't want to go to NASDAQ this year, due to the unstable political situation in Russia. During a press conference, Russia's most important investor sort of canceled the deal. As it turns out, it was a nice piece of wishful thinking. The Yandex IPO plan is still on track.
The Russian Internet insider news site Roem.ru reported that Finam just announced its market expectation. It wasn't official information from Yandex. I guess things got messed up because of language barriers, and Profy got the wrong information. The high numbers mentioned in the post, an IPO of around 3 to 5 billion dollars aren't correct either. We're still talking about a $2 billion IPO on NASDAQ in fall 2008.
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Modi's Reform Agenda: Change You Can Believe In?
Bertelsmann Foundation
Summary: Given the array of external and internal constraints on the government, further enhanced by recent election defeats, the Modi government is unlikely to deviate from its gradualist path toward reform.
Milan Vaishnav is a senior fellow and director of the South Asia Program and the host of the Grand Tamasha podcast at Carnegie, where he focuses on India's political economy, governance, state capacity, distributive politics, and electoral behavior.
@MilanV
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi entered office with a historic political mandate. For the first time in thirty years, a single party won a majority of seats in the lower house of Parliament (Lok Sabha). However, Modi faces skyhigh expectations to fulfill his campaign promises of getting India's economy back on track. Eighteen months into his government's term and in the wake of electoral defeats in the states of Delhi and Bihar, questions are being raised about its economic performance. While the Modi government has stabilized India's macroeconomy and announced a series of incremental economic reforms, more sweeping changes have fallen victim to India's nettlesome domestic politics, including roadblocks within the ruling alliance....
Read the full text of this policy brief at the Bertelsmann Foundation.


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Q: Parsing command line inputs in C So I have to create a unix like shell and filesystem. I am currently stuck on getting the program to accept the commands, such as ls, cd, stat, exit. Whenever "ls" is inputted, it just returns the printf line again. But if you do "ls l", it prints out "You entered ls", which is more or less what I want, but I don't need anything after ls. for the commands I listed above, I simply want just the command entered and no other spaces or characters needing to be entered. But if i use "cd", I want the program to be able to diferentiate the fact that some destination needs to be entered after the command, which I believe is working properly. Can someone tell me where I went wrong?
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On April 8th and 16th, new first grade registration for children who will turn 6 by October 1, 2019 will take place at Campbell School. Please click on the link to find out more information on how registration for 1st graders who are new to the district will work.
Please click on the link above to learn about the NJ Student Learning Assessments that will be administered to our 3rd & 4th grade students beginning on April 30th.
Please join us on Wednesday, May 1st to meet with building administrators and members of the parent teacher organization between 6:30-7:30 in the Campbell Elementary School library.
Please click on the link above to view a copy of important resources for parents.
Click the link above to see the recent results of our last water tests.
Campbell School is committed to providing a safe learning environment for all students. The Board of Education prohibits acts of harassment, intimidation, or bullying of a pupil. A safe and civil environment in school is necessary for pupils to learn and achieve high academic standards. Harassment, intimidation, or bullying, like other disruptive or violent behaviors, is conduct that disrupts both a pupil�s ability to learn and a school�s ability to educate its pupils in a safe and disciplined environment.
Click on the link above to complete the district HIB Reporting Form. All reports will be investigated as per the district policy (see below). Although reports can be reported anonymously, you are strongly encouraged to use your name in case the investigator needs additional information.
Click on "more" to view the BOE Policy #5512 Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying.
The Middlesex County Department of Public Safety and Health in cooperation with your local Fire Department and the Middlesex County Fire Marshal's Office produced a Fire Safety video. Please click on 'more' to access the video.
Get your child on board with school bus safety! To avoid dangerous situations and accidents, students must follow bus safety rules and procedures. First, review your school�s specific bus rules and procedures with your children. Then, make sure they understand these general bus safety principles.
Please be aware that all students registered for bussing must board and disembark the bus at their assigned bus stop. Students are not permitted to ride on any bus other than the one to which they have been assigned. Keeping in mind the safety of our students, requests for an alternate bus stop will only be considered if the request applies to each and every school day throughout the school year for after school childcare needs.
Click on "more" to go to the Get Smart About Drugs website. It contains a lot of prevention information, fact sheets, videos and details about when future DEA Take Back events will take place.
Click on "more" to download a printable pamphlet with information on how a parent can limit a child�s exposure to violence on television, cell phones, computers, and other electronic devices.
There are a number of pre-payment options available to parents whose children purchase lunch.
Would you like to volunteer in the school library? If so, please click on the link above to download a printable copy of the Campbell School Library Volunteer Form.
Student emergency forms must be submitted to the main office on the first day of school. Click "more" for a printable copy of the emergency form.
Do you shop at Office Depot?
If you shop at Office Depot use the Campbell School ID # 70067033 to participate in the Office Depot 5% Back to Schools Program. Please check out the website: www.school.com.


Leading US Genomics Institute relies on private OpenStack cloud to support cancer research.
In the fight—or should we say, race—against cancer, researchers are analyzing massive amounts of genomic data and genome sequences provided by the Human Genome Project. It's a race in which speed and scalability are essential and potentially life-saving, so Solinea helped this leading US Genomics institute implement a high-performance computing (HPC) solution using OpenStack.
Top Automaker Turning Customer Insights into Action at One-Tenth the Cost of Legacy Infrastructure alternative.


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"From The Top" with host Christopher O'Riley showcases American's best young classical musician during live concert recordings. The program airs on CPR's classical music stations every Sunday at 6 p.m.
The Colorado Symphony will present a concert recording of the program live from Boettcher Concert Hall in January, 2013. This special broadcast gives student musicians a chance to perform side-by-side with a full professional orchestra. Students who audition may also be featured on future "From the Top" programs recorded around the country.