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Code Yellow was formed in June 2007 to compete in the 1st Google Puzzle Hunt. (We are still patiently waiting for team Phobos-Grunt to put on the 2nd Google Puzzle Hunt.) For some of us, that was our introduction to puzzling. Since then, we've gained some new members and lost some members that moved out of the area.
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Code Yellow was formed in June 2007 to compete in the 1st Google Puzzle Hunt. (We're still patiently waiting for team Phobos-Grunt to put on the 2nd Google Puzzle Hunt.) For most of us, that was our introduction to puzzles.
  
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Roughly speaking, Code Yellow is comprised of:
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A slight majority of Code Yellow are Googlers, and a slight majority of Code Yellow are MIT alumni (orthogonal).
  
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* Current or past members of the Gmail front-end engineering team.
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Code Yellow is also known as [[Snow Job]] when we field two teams for an event.
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* Friends of the above.
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= Hunts/games we've hosted for the puzzle community =
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== [http://www.teamlosjefes.com/bangxxvi/ BANG XXVI: Viking Conquest] ==
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Date: 26 Sep 2009
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Puzzles we wrote for this event:
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# [http://www.teamlosjefes.com/bangxxvi/Puzzles/WizardEquation.pdf The Wizard's Equation] (note: it's a meta, not standalone)
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# [http://www.teamlosjefes.com/bangxxvi/Puzzles/WizardList.pdf The Wizard's List] (note: it's a meta, not standalone)
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# [http://www.teamlosjefes.com/bangxxvi/Puzzles/WizardGrid.pdf The Wizard's Grid] (note: it's a meta, not standalone)
  
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Code Yellow is also known as [[Snow Job]] when we field two teams for an event.
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== [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/ MIT Mystery Hunt 2012] ==
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Dates: 13-15 Jan 2012
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Puzzles we wrote for this event:
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/william_s_bergman/coming_to_a_location_near_you Coming to a Location Near You]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/phantom_of_the_operator/course_7e Course 7E] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/criss_cross Criss-Cross] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/dawn_of_a_new_era Dawn of a New Era] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/sheila_sunshine/disorder_of_operations Disorder of Operations] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/ogre_of_la_mancha/eight_digits Eight Digits]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/charles_lutwidge_dodgson/freshman_physics Freshman Physics]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/fulfilling_puzzle Fulfilling Puzzle]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/phantom_of_the_operator/functions Functions] (most recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/ogre_of_la_mancha/i_ll_teach_you I'll Teach You]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/keeping_records Keeping Records] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/ogre_of_la_mancha/makefiles Makefiles] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/betsy_johnson/march_madness March Madness]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/watson_2_0/now_i_know_my_abcs Now I Know My ABCs] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/ben_bitdiddle/panorama Panorama]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/okla_holmes_a/playing_a_part Playing a Part] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/a_circus_line/potlines Potlines]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/mayan_fair_lady/stage_lines Stage Lines] (recommended)
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/the_answers_are_somehow_connected The Answers Are Somehow Connected]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/into_the_woodstock/20_questions Twenty Questions]
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# [http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/12/okla_holmes_a/winning_conditions Winning Conditions] (recommended)
  
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We hosted [http://www.teamlosjefes.com/bangxxvi/ BANG XXVI: Viking Conquest] on Sep 26, 2009.
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== [http://code-yellow-mh2012.appspot.com/ Code Yellow's Mini-Recast of MIT Mystery Hunt 2012] ==
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Dates: 28-29 Jan 2012
  
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Some of us are currently busy writing MIT Mystery Hunt 2012.
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Puzzles we wrote for this event: See above.

Latest revision as of 21:24, 5 April 2012

Code Yellow was formed in June 2007 to compete in the 1st Google Puzzle Hunt. (We're still patiently waiting for team Phobos-Grunt to put on the 2nd Google Puzzle Hunt.) For most of us, that was our introduction to puzzles.

A slight majority of Code Yellow are Googlers, and a slight majority of Code Yellow are MIT alumni (orthogonal).

Code Yellow is also known as Snow Job when we field two teams for an event.

Hunts/games we've hosted for the puzzle community

BANG XXVI: Viking Conquest

Date: 26 Sep 2009

Puzzles we wrote for this event:

  1. The Wizard's Equation (note: it's a meta, not standalone)
  2. The Wizard's List (note: it's a meta, not standalone)
  3. The Wizard's Grid (note: it's a meta, not standalone)

MIT Mystery Hunt 2012

Dates: 13-15 Jan 2012

Puzzles we wrote for this event:

  1. Coming to a Location Near You
  2. Course 7E (recommended)
  3. Criss-Cross (recommended)
  4. Dawn of a New Era (recommended)
  5. Disorder of Operations (recommended)
  6. Eight Digits
  7. Freshman Physics
  8. Fulfilling Puzzle
  9. Functions (most recommended)
  10. I'll Teach You
  11. Keeping Records (recommended)
  12. Makefiles (recommended)
  13. March Madness
  14. Now I Know My ABCs (recommended)
  15. Panorama
  16. Playing a Part (recommended)
  17. Potlines
  18. Stage Lines (recommended)
  19. The Answers Are Somehow Connected
  20. Twenty Questions
  21. Winning Conditions (recommended)

Code Yellow's Mini-Recast of MIT Mystery Hunt 2012

Dates: 28-29 Jan 2012

Puzzles we wrote for this event: See above.

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