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If an error exists in a cryptogram, I cannot solve it. If I cannot solve the puzzle I have no access to the Comment section. So I cannot report the error.
phthelen, it's generally true that you can't report a quote error if you can't reach the solution page. Here are a few thoughts.
1. If the error is the misspelling of an author's name, you could still report it by sending a note to the admin via the feedback form at the bottom of the web page. Tell him the misspelling and the correct spelling, and he can go find the misspelled attribution in his database and fix it.
2. You can also report a technical error that prevents solving, such as when the puzzle is partially covered by an ad. In that case, take a screen shot and send it to the admin at email@example.com. Stephen, the admin, is very good about addressing those problems.
3. If by "error" you mean the site keeps rejecting your correct solution, I hate to break it to you but chances are your solution was not correct. I have been playing here for 3 years and have solved nearly 100K puzzles, and I have not yet found one puzzle where the actual correct solution was rejected. Several times I've been dead-sure that my rejected solution really was correct, but in every single instance, I later found that I was the one who was wrong. Usually I had one word wrong (e.g., "deal" instead of "zeal"), and I simply could not see it. This happens to solvers a LOT.
Still, I wonder what other players have found. So....
Question for other players: Have you ever hit a puzzle where the actual correct solution would not be accepted?
4. If you mean you see an error in the quote itself -- e.g., a Shakespeare quote says, "To be or not to be, that is the issue" -- then you can assume it has probably been reported. This site contains some quotes with blatantly wrong wording, but there are many 100% solvers here who solve even the garbled quotes, and many players who care about accuracy. So between the 100 percenters and the nitpickers (bonus question: guess which one I am), there's a good chance someone has rated it as "contains errors" on the solution page and/or noted the error in the comments column.
5. Whether or not a reported error will be fixed is another question. It seems like at least a few years since the admin did a site-cleaning to fix all the noted quote errors. (Stephen: Are you listening?)
6. All of that said, you may still see an error that nobody else has caught and that you can't report because you couldn't get to the solution page. In that case . . . oh, well. We live in an imperfect world.
You hit on my 'problem' with #3. #4 explained it well, and I, like others, will accept #6
If you are positive your answer is correct, 1) find a string of words in the quotation that have letters that are used more than once in the string and 2) Google them (without leaving the cryptograms page) with quotation marks around them followed by the author's name. That should bring up the quotation as it appears in the many online compendia of quotations. (Of course, they copy from each other, so it could be that the internet -- shock! horror! -- has incorrect information.)
Or you can changing the letters that appear only once, like the z or d in LLapp's deal/zeal example to another letter that hasn't been used. Keep doing that it says you solved it. If the solution that comes up as correct is clearly false, like "The dog comes in on little cat feet" then you can comment in the Comment box that the "official" solution is wrong.
I've been playing since 2008, and I can safely say that LLAPP gave you the BEST information available. I would simply reiterate that usually WE are wrong and the quote is just difficult. There are so many combinations of words to discern and the use of older terms/word usage can be obscure and arcane. Just like you, I have "solved" many quotes which didn't work and I was SURE that my solution was correct! It's very frustrating I know.
You can always go to the chat room to ask for help, and many of us will jump in!
I hope you keep playing rather than just quit.
Thanks Grhnd. Yes I found Llapp's comments very helpful, and those of Roxanne as well. I have used both suggestions, and found comfort LOL. Your suggestion to go to the chatroom is also helpful, though it will mean a different, later quote's chatroom. But by the time I solve another, I will no doubt have forgotten what I was whining about in the first place! Thnk you for being so welcoming. I won't quit.
I just saw this comment from 7.5 years ago, on the solution page of a Jim Rohn quote:
nu2dis on 2010-02-27 17:09:01
I did a cryptogram before this one by Ambrose Bierce that said, "Bigot, one who is obstinately and jealously attached to an opinion that you do not entertain." WHAT'S WRONG!
You can just hear the frustration, and you know that this person had no way to intentionally get back to that same solution page for an answer -- which was that the right word was "zealously," not "jealously." Ah, if only nu2dis had asked for help in the chat box, where people respond in real time.
So, phthelen, take heart. Your conundrum has been going on for a long time. We have all been there.
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I very rarely do savory baking but this looks amazing! I bet it would be a huge hit with company.
Bacon and Caramelized Onion Tart
I know you're probably all up in the long holiday weekend, what with your grilling and beer-ing and what not. But this savory tart went down in my kitchen last night and just about blew my dang mind. And because we are friends, I just had to tell you all about it on the ASAP. Bacon and Caramelized Onion Tart, darlings. Have yourself a super-fancy Labor Day weekend, won't you?
I know we've talked about how I'm a sucker for savory baking. It makes me feel extra capable and fills the house with a fragrance that rivals that of baking brownies. Also, savory baked goods are a more logical pairing with wine. (That last sentence is sort of my gauge of what's worth doing in life.) Now, this is not to say that I haven't (often) paired cake with a chilly glass of Champers, but sometimes it's just nice to do things a little more predictably. It makes me feel like I've got my act together. It's the little things.
Speaking of ladies who have their act together, let's talk about the lovelies behind the positively genius blog Big Girls, Small Kitchen and their recently published cookbook that so perfectly encapsulates their whole awesome thing. In the Small Kitchen is at once charming, informative and the sort of book that propels you to the kitchen to rethink dinner. You also will probably really want to be BFFs with Cara and Phoebe by the time you read a few pages–like, an urge to throw a slumber party and braid each other's hair sort of thing. In fact, so charmed am I by the authors and the vibe of their book that it tempers my envy of the fact that Ina Garten wrote their foreward. And that's major.
The ladies call their recipe "Sexy-Ugly Onion Tart", but I put a few twists on their recipe, and to me, it's alllll sexy, baby. You know what else? I loved how perfectly the whole thing came together. That's the test of a great baking recipe, I think, when you can put your own spin on it and it still comes out well. I put in some bacon, but why not bits of sausage, or roast chicken? Cut the onion back to one instead of two and you can make room for spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, mushrooms…DREAM BIG, my friends.
And it's easy, easy, easy. You could totally assemble this ahead and bake it off for a simple dinner, fancy lunch. Made in tinier tartlet form, I can't think of a better dinner party appetizer. Blow minds at brunch. Whatever. Just make this, and invite me. I'll bring the wine and the scrunchies.
Bacon and Caramelized Onion Tart
Adapted from Cara Eisenpress and Phoebe Lapine's In the Small Kitchen
The original recipe is a bit simpler than my version–just onions and thyme, no garlic, bacon or Parmesan–and I'm positive it would still be delicious. But this spin on it was really something. I also opted to parbake the crust before filling it, and I'm glad I did.
Of course you can use a store-bought pie crust, but why not make your own? You can totally do it!
Serves 6 to 8
1 10-inch pie crust (like My Favorite Pie Crust)
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 medium yellow onions, peeled and sliced into thin half moons
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves
Kosher salt and black pepper
6 slices thick-cut bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 cup whole milk ricotta cheese
1 egg yolk
1/4 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese
Fit the pie crust into a 9-inch tart pan with a removable bottom. Prick the bottom of the crust all over with a fork and place in the refrigerator to chill while you prepare the filling.
In a large skillet or dutch oven set over medium heat, melt the butter. Toss in the onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until they are deeply caramelized–this can take anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your stove. Have a glass of water standing by; add a tablespoon or so of water as needed to keep everything moist and prevent burning. When the onions are caramelized, add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Stir in the thyme leaves and season with salt and pepper. Scrape the onions onto a plate to cool. Wipe out the skillet and place back on the heat.
Add the bacon to the skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned and crisp. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon to paper toweling and let drain and cool.
Position a rack to the center of the oven and preheat it to 400 degrees. Set the tart pan on a large baking sheet. Bake the crust just until it begins to look dry all over, about 10 minutes. If it bubbles up a bit in spots, just press down the bubbles with a spatula.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the ricotta, egg yolk and Parmesan cheese. Season with salt and pepper. Fold in half the onions and half the bacon. Spread the ricotta mixture evenly over the parbaked crust. Spread the remaining onions over the ricotta mixture. Sprinkle the remaining bacon over the top.
Bake until the crust is golden on the edges and the ricotta filling is firm, 30 to 35 minutes. Let the tart cool in the pan before slicing. Garnish with a few more fresh thyme leaves. Serve slightly warm or at room temperature.
There's a little tea shop in town and the owner bakes amazing savory tarts. Can't wait to try this one.
Absolutely fab. I made caramelized onion and bacon dip this past weekend and the flavor is still fresh in my mind. Definitely saving this one – thanks!
I seriously love caramelized onions… on anything. So this is already a winner in my books. Looks delish.
You dont even understand how much im dying to try this out! I really love savoury baking but dont do half as much of it as id like, and caramalised onions just sealed the deal for me on this one! Gorgeous 🙂
I'm up for that! I rarely bake, but will head to the shops soon to source a "9-inch tart pan with a removable bottom" just so I can make this.
Yeah bacon with caramelized onions sealed the deal. ☺
This is ideal for a light lunch or snack served with a fresh salad cool summer. I found it in an Australian magazine Weight Watchers many years ago. I use the equivalent of low-fat or normal, never mind.
I will let you knows how this turns out for me, can't wait! I hope my grandkids will like it!
=D I made this last weekend and LOOOOOOVVVVED it! It was so not pretty enough to take pictures of, otherwise I'd show you. Maybe next time. Thank you for the idea!
oh my gosh. Perfect.
Hullo! I just had to reply to what you said about being a sucker for savory baking. Me too. I wanted to pass along this recipe for a savory pumpkin pizza with gruyere and walnuts. I had a blast making it and writing it up, and the house smelled like a pumpkin pizza party for hours. I don't have kids, but the neighbors' kids were like "PUMKIN PIIIIIIIZA?!?!?!" so, that's a plus.
f you're interested, it's at http://eggton.wordpress.com/2011/10/21/space-camp-1992-and-savory-pumpkin-pizza/
Take care!
It's in the oven right now 🙂 Can't wait to taste!
I LOVE this tart. It's baking in my oven right now for the third time in the last two months. Delish. My husband requests it. So good.
I have been looking for a savory recipe that will excite me and intice me into the
kitchen to create something wonderful and amazing….like this beautiful tart. Oh my…looks amazing and I am so making this for dinner tonight. Thank you for the great post and congrats on the book!
I pinned you! This looks absolutely delish — I love breakfast food. http://pinterest.com/juliemarg/eating-items
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Miles Anderson, Analytical Laboratories of Hawaii, 200709, Shoreline of Niihau Derived From IKONOS and Quick Bird Satellite Imagery, 2004-2006: Analytical Laboratories of Hawaii, Kailua, Hawaii.This is part of the following larger work.
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Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Ocean Service (NOS), National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment (CCMA), Biogeography Branch, 2007, Benthic Habitats of the Main Hawaiian Islands prepared form IKONOS and Quick Bird Satellite Imagery: BAE Systems Spectral Solutions, Honolulu, HI.
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The National Ocean Service is conducting a map production effort to digitally map biotic resources and coordinate a long-term monitoring program that can detect and predict change in U.S. coral reefs, and their associated habitats and biological communities.
NOS NCCOS CCMA Biogeography Branch, 2007, Classification Scheme for Benthic Habitats of the Pacific: NOAA's Ocean Service, National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Silver Spring, MD.
Buja, Ken, 2003, Coral Reef Digitizing Extension: NOAA's Ocean Service (NOS), National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Silver Spring, MD.
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GeoEye (formerly Space Imaging Inc.) / Digital Globe, 2007, IKONOS Satellite Imagery / QuickBird Satellite Imagery: GeoEye (formerly Space Imaging Inc.) / Digital Globe, Thornton, CO / Longmont, CO.
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All remotely sensed imagery was processed by BAE prior to map production. The imagery was corrected for atmospheric and water column effects, pan sharpened and deglinted. During the digitizing process, images were stretched and contrast, brightness and color balance were modified using the Arc View Image Analysis Extension to enhance features in the processed imagery.
A first draft map was completed and features in the imagery where uncertainties existed, due to confusing or difficult to interpret signatures, were identified for future ground validation effort. An ArcView GIS point theme was generated with points positioned on the features of uncertain habitat type or along transects though gradients between habitat types. The GIS points were converted to GPS waypoints using Trimble Pathfinder Software and were navigated to in the field using a Trimble GeoExplorer 3 GPS data logger.
A benthic habitat characterization was conducted at each site by use of a tethered video camera snorkeling, free diving, or where water depth and clarity permitted, by observation from the surface. GPS data were collected at each location and site ID, depth, habitat type, zone and the method used to make the assessment were recorded. A second draft of the map was generated incorporating these field observations.
This GIS polygon product was generated from a subset of fourteen image bundles which, when combined, constitute approximately 85% of the Main Eight Hawaiian Islands. A statistical analysis that generates a Tau statistic was conducted. The Tau statistic for the major classes of structure and cover is 0.971 and 0.908 respectively. The Tau statistic for detailed structure and cover classes is 0.891 and 0.827 respectively.
RMS from digitized output was determined using the ESRI RMEer2 extension and shown to be <1m for this work.
BAE Systems acquired, processed and delivered ortho-rectified imagery to Analytical Laboratories of Hawaii. Delineation of all habitat boundaries was conducted with the image scale at 1:6,000 or less. This ensures that the level of detail produced by the photo interpreter is uniform throughout the project. The minimum mapping unit (MMU) for identifying habitats or features was 1 acre or less. The software utilized in this project was designed to alert the photo interpreter each time a polygon was drawn smaller than the a MMU of 1 acre. When this occurred the photo interpreter has the choice whether to include the polygon in the data set. Only in areas where local coral reef managers expressed interest in specific map classes or in Marine Protected Areas or for areas of land were polygons of smaller then the MMU allowed.
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If you're riding to work and don't want to have a flat, you can take precautions by using the appropriate tire and tube, along with other inserts. A bus driver, for example, who can't be late for work, would be wise to have tires that won't go flat. Believe it or not, a U.S. company, Legacy, makes "solid" or "tubeless" tires. Another website that sells tubeless tires is Bikemania. There are probably more.
Other precautions you can take include heavy tubes, Kevlar tires, liquid sealants, and plastic liners.
As a commuter, you better learn how to fix a flat, because it's inevitable. Most cyclists don't know how to fix a flat. Even when you can fix a flat, it's a chore for bikes without a quick release, three-speeds, and bikes with fenders: All the more reason to use solid tires, if you're a commuter who wants hassle-free riding.
Most flats happen on the rear tire, because debris kicked up by the front tire winds up under the rear tire. I do not subscribe to wire scrapers that glide over the tire and supposedly catch debris before it can embed itself.
If you do flat and you have absolutely no other option, you can ride. I've ridden a flat tire up to four miles with no serious damage to rim or tire. Your results may vary.
Here's a matrix that will help you determine your tire and tube needs.
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|Occasional Flats
|Flats a Way of Life
|Standard or heavy
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|Kevlar reinforced or Mtn bike
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During this economic climate we realize that many students are concerned about their ability to pay back student loans once finished with school. There have been many inquiries concerning repayment options in addition to questions about the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. With this in mind, our office will be hosting two sessions called "Picking a Plan". The speaker is a financial aid expert with over 20-years of experience in the financial aid industry. The sessions are open to all students who have taken out loans; however, we especially encourage you to attend if you are graduating this year.
The sessions will be held as follows:
Tuesday, March 31st: Noon - 2:00 pm, Room 510
Wednesday, April 1st: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Room 590
We are planning to provide snacks during the sessions. Since space is limited, it is very important that you RSVP to email@example.com to let us know if you plan to attend. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 312-906-5180
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If you need financial aid for the spring term, and you have not completed your 2008-2009 FAFSA, please complete it as soon as possible. The financial aid process can take 4-6 weeks from start to finish. The process can take even longer if there are complications or if Department of Education selects your file for some form of verification.
Once you receive your financial aid award and you want to receive financial aid for the 2008-2009 academic year you must use your myIIT account to accept your loans. Please be aware that if you do not accept your loans our office will not process your loans which can delay the receipt of your refund check as welll.
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An Indiana-based company that planned to set up shop at the former Rexam facility in Constantine is shopping for a new location.
An Indiana-based company that planned to set up shop at the former Rexam facility in Constantine is shopping for a new location.
Glenn Johnson, chief operating officer of Nature's Fuel, said as much as he had hoped the Rexam site would have worked, some issues that added unanticipated expenses ultimately doomed the plan.
Specifically, two matters arose that ultimately became deal-breakers.
"The Phase 2 environmental study indicated some issues in one area where they apparently used oil," Johnson said. "We did some drilling to determine how deep the oil was and it turned into a situation where the seller didn't want to remediate."
The second issue centered on electrical wiring in the north half of the 238,000-square-foot building. Johnson said the north end is between 30 and 40 years old, while an extension at the south end is about a decade old. He said further engineering studies showed essentially all the electrical wiring would have to be removed from the older section of the building.
"The electrical wiring would not have been up to the code we would be held to," Johnson said.
Though it wasn't as detrimental as the other two issues, an interior building height of approximately 30 feet was about 10 feet lower than what Nature's Fuel would have preferred, Johnson added.
One other factor that helped make the decision to build new instead of revamp the Rexam site was proximity to residential area.
Although the Rexam plant is in an industrial park and Nature's Fuel would have qualified for the type of zoning allowed in the area, Johnson said he still wasn't completely comfortable with its proximity to residentially zoned areas.
"I think it's critical to say we love the people in Constantine, the village was great to us and we love the area," Johnson said. "We'd just prefer to be on a large site without neighbors."
Constantine village manager Mark Honeysett said he had occasion to speak to Johnson in late February and was made aware of Nature's Fuel intentions to seek land and build new elsewhere in St. Joseph County.
He said as much as he would have loved to fill the void left by Rexam's departure, he understands the business world sometimes operates in unexpected ways.
"I still hope Constantine can give them what they need, but I'm not as optimistic as I once was that it will work out," Honeysett said. "If Nature's Fuel happens and it's not in Constantine, its presence in St. Joseph County will still have a positive influence with the number of jobs it could be offering and presumably some of those job will be filled by Constantine residents."
Nature's Fuel uses a patented, comprehensive process that involves low-temperatures and a non-combustion procedure called pyrolysis to produce bio-oil from ground-up wood scrap and other waste. The oil is sold to customers such as Detroit Edison, which in turn burns it to make electricity. The oil is also sold to refineries to make green gasoline and diesel fuel.
Nature's Fuel CEO Bill Sinish last year said a minimum of 130 employees would be on the company's payroll initially with wages starting at $16 an hour.
Johnson said he wasn't at liberty to disclose the areas where Nature's Fuel is looking, though he said anyone who was willing to drive to Constantine for work at the Rexam site will not have much further to drive if the company eventually secures land in any of the several areas it is currently scouting.
He said he's hopeful land will be secured by the end of June. Johnson said the plan at Rexam falling apart is a setback to Nature's Fuel timeframe, but he said the delay was inevitable after recognizing the scope of additional expenses the Rexam site would have warranted.
"There's a heck of a workforce available in St. Joseph County and we look forward to tapping into that," Johnson said. "In the meantime, since this process started a few years ago, Michigan has done some things that make it a more attractive place to do business … right-to-work was a positive that shows the state is trying to attract business."
Johnson said financing for the new plant remains in place. Johnson and other Nature's Fuel officials last September staged a press conference at the Rexam site to announce the company secured nearly $200 million in funding for the purchase of the Rexam building and necessary machinery.
Jobs will be posted as they become available. Sinish advised prospective employees to not call him or Johnson directly to inquire about work.
He said a third party screens applicants and forwards résumés to the company's human resources staff.
Constantine village officials in December 2011 approved a 12-year, 50 percent tax abatement on what would have been about $55 million worth of equipment.
Online: www.naturesfuel.net


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Pictures by J.R.R. Tolkien
|Pictures by J.R.R. Tolkien
|J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien
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Pictures by J.R.R. Tolkien brings together a wide array of paintings, sketches and pictures by Tolkien, confirming his considerable talent as an artist. This book provides a unique and fascinating insight into the visual conception of many of the places and characters familiar to readers of The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion and The Children of Húrin. The text is by Christopher Tolkien.
- Hobbiton-across-the-Water
- The Trolls
- Three Trolls turned to Stone
- Rivendell Looking West
- Rivendell Looking East
- Rivendell
- The Mountain-path
- Misty Mountains Looking West
- Bilbo woke with the early sun in his eyes
- Beorn's Hall
- The Elvenking's Gate
- The Elvenking's Gate
- Bilbo comes to the Huts of the Raft-elves
- Bilbo comes to the Huts of the Raft-elves
- Lake Town
- The Front Gate
- Conversation with Smaug
- Smaug flies round the Mountain
- Death of Smaug
- The Hall at Bag End
- Old Man Willow
- Doors of Durin
- Book of Mazarbul
- Moria Gate
- Forest of Lothlorien in Spring
- Helm's Deep and Hornburg
- Orthanc and Minas Tirith
- Shelob's Lair
- Dunharrow
- Orodruin and Barad-dûr
- Taniquetil
- Lake Mithrim
- Nargothrond
- Nargothrond
- Gondolin
- Tol Sirion
- Mirkwood and Taur-nu-Fuin
- Glaurung sets forth to seek Túrin
- Polar bear
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Sky Cutter .40 V2A with Red Covering
Pilots have been complaining about the grass being too high, so they send you out with your lawn mower to cut it down during the air show's lunch break. When the lawn mower operator bends down to tie his shoe laces, the mower takes off on it's own as he chases after it. The crowd goes wild. Nothing grabs the audiences attention like seeing a lawn mower soar through the sky. Not only is the Sky Cutter .40 V2 exciting to watch, it's also a pleasure to fly.
Flight Performance: Take offs are a breeze as the Sky Cutter takes to the air with ease. Simply apply power and pull up slightly on the controllers once speed has built up. High speed or slow, the Sky Cutter can fly at any speed and still retain a constant and steady flight path. Landings require a little finesse as the Sky Cutter will come in at a high alpha angle. With a combination of power and elevator, it will touch down softly.
Conclusions: The Sky Cutter is fun and easy to build. With top quality laser cut balsa, plastic and plywood; beautiful CNC cut foam cores and parts, it is the ultimate high tech kit! All in all you can't find a plane that gets you more attention, is as fun to fly, and rare as this one.
Included with Kit: CNC cut foam, laser cut balsa and lite-ply, full size plans, step by step photo illustrated manual, landing gear, screws, bolts, nuts, fittings, control horns, and nose gear. Optional Covering Set Not Included with this kit.
Required to Complete: 4 channel radio controller (with elevon or "V" tail mixing), engine (40-61 two stroke or .45-.72 four stroke), fuel tank, pushrods, wheels, prop, covering material, glues, and basic hobby tools.
Building: While the Sky Cutter may look a little bit different, the construction techniques used are the same as most other planes. The average modeler will have no problem. The instruction manual details the whole build process step by step. An average modeler should have no problem assembling the Sky Cutter.
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HARRISON, N.J. - Even with Major League Soccer's best on the field, Manchester United FC's dominance of the United States continued Wednesday night.
In front of a sold-out crowd of 26,760, the storied English franchise routed the MLS All-Stars 4-0 in Wednesday's MLS All-Star Game at Red Bull Arena, showing exactly why they are the defending English Premier League champions.
The Red Devils eased past the MLS All-Stars with precision passing and individual creativity. Anderson began the scoring rout after a clever build-up, Ji-Sung Park produced a moment of brilliance to double the score, Dimitar Berbatov pounced on his own rebound before a deflected shot finally wrapped up scoring.
The first goal of the contest came after a terrific passing sequence between Wayne Rooney, Berbatov and Anderson, a Brazilian international who finished it off with an easy tap-in past Philadelphia Union goalkeeper Faryd Mondragón in the 20th minute.
United made it 2-0 just before halftime, as South Korean star Park undressed LA Galaxy defender Sean Franklin and then beat Mondragón - the veteran 'keeper who did snuff out a cross from Rooney earlier in the game right before Berbatov likely would have scored.
Berbatov, though, redeemed himself right after the halftime break - but not without a nervous moment. After collecting a through ball from Rooney, his chip shot over Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall hit the crossbar. Luckily, Berbatov was able to pounce on the rebound and make it 3-0 in favor of United.
Even after subbing out many of their stars in the 61st minute - Rooney (one assist), Park (one goal), Berbatov (one goal), midfielder Michael Carrick, and defender Rio Ferdinand - the reigning English Premier League champs did not take their foot off their gas.
In the 68th minute, 20-year-old Danny Welbeck dribbled to his right and blasted a beautiful bending shot that deflected off Geoff Cameron to beat Hall and make it 4-0 in favour of the EPL powerhouse.
To their credit, though, the MLS All-Stars had the majority of the chances early in the contest. In the fifth minute, Colorado Rapids' Omar Cummings was sprung free on a breakaway, but United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard cut down his angle and made the stop.
Two minutes later, Sporting Kansas City's Omar Bravo made a tricky back-heel pass to Galaxy star David Beckham, whose low driving shot went just wide. Beckham had another good effort midway through the first half, but Lindegaard made a jumping save on the Englishman's cracker.
Houston's Brad Davis was not afraid to fire away either, and his third shot of the half - a 29th-minute rocket - caused Lindegaard to leap off his feet again and bat away the ball.
Lindegaard, who joined United last November, finished with four saves before exiting at halftime.
The MLS All-Stars didn't create much in the second half, but did have one golden opportunity to carve into United's lead. Unfortunately for Hans Backe's crew, Bravo could not finish a great look on a rebound off of a shot by San Jose Earthquakes striker Chris Wondolowski.
One of the biggest cheers for the host side came in the 83rd minute when Seattle Sounders FC's 41-year-old goalkeeper Kasey Keller entered the game, making his final All-Star appearance. The former United States national team standout, who was introduced as an MLS legend, is retiring at the end of the 2011 season.
Both teams were missing key offensive players, as Galaxy midfielder Landon Donovan sat out for the MLS All-Stars with a calf strain and Mexican striker Javier "Chicharito" Hernández missed the contest after suffering a concussion during training Tuesday night.
The All-Stars went down another man in the 32nd minute when Real Salt Lake defender Jámison Olave came out with a left knee injury, being replaced by Dynamo defender Cameron.
But even at full strength, the MLS All-Stars would have certainly struggled against a United team that had already drubbed Seattle, New England Revolution, and Chicago Fire during their USA tour.
The EPL giants have now beaten the MLS All-Stars each of the last two seasons by a combined 9-2 margin.


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Rayonier reports jump in earnings
JACKSONVILLE - Rayonier (RYN) on Thursday reported first quarter income from continuing operations of $103 million, or 79 cents per share, compared to $52 million, or 41 cents per share, in the prior year period.
First quarter net income was $148 million, or $1.13 per share and included income from discontinued operations of $45 million, or 34 cents per share, primarily due to the $43 million net gain resulting from the sale of three Georgia lumber mills headquartered in Baxley.
Net income for the quarter last year was $53 million, which included income from discontinued operations of $1 million. Headquartered in Jacksonville, the company has more than 1,800 employees on three continents, some 1,200 of them in Georgia.
The company has a performance fibers mill and marketing and research center in Jesup, wood chip mills in Offerman, Eastman, Collins and Barnesville, a seedling nursery in Glennville, more than 700,000 acres of working forests and an annual economic impact of more than $400 million.
Foreclosure rates decrease in Savannah
Foreclosure rates in Savannah were down for the month of February over the same period last year, according to newly released data from CoreLogic.
The CoreLogic data indicate the rate of Savannah area foreclosures among outstanding mortgage loans was 1.42 percent for the month of February 2013, a decrease of 0.27 percentage points compared to February 2012 when the rate was 1.69 percent.
Foreclosure activity in Savannah was lower than the national foreclosure rate, which was 2.85 percent for February 2013.
Also in Savannah, the mortgage delinquency rate decreased. According to CoreLogic data for February 2013, 5.61 percent of mortgage loans were 90 days or more delinquent compared to 6.20 percent for the same period last year, representing a decrease of 0.59 percentage points.
ASF Logistics opens office in Australia
ASF Logistics has announced that the Mobile, Ala.-based company is establishing an office in Melbourne, Australia, with a network of affiliate offices in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Darwin.
"We have long been involved in the Australian market, and our business has grown to such an extent that it was a natural progression for us to have a local presence enabling us to better serve our existing customer base," said ASF president Steven Chard.
Chard will oversee ASF's Australian operations from the corporate headquarters in Mobile, while day-to-day operations will be coordinated through the firm's Savannah office.
"Our Savannah office in particular specializes in the movement of watercraft, wheeled vehicles and machinery, which represents a large proportion of our business portfolio with Australia," Chard said.


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Dunkin' Donuts has a new way to keep warm this winter with the brand's famous coffee, one cup at a time.
Dunkin' Donuts introduced Caramel K-Cup packs, a new flavor variety of the brand's popular K-Cup packs for use with the Keurig K-Cup Brewing System.
Dunkin' Donuts' Caramel K-Cup packs are perfect for coffee lovers looking to enjoy Dunkin' Donuts coffee at home, one cup at a time at just the touch of a button. Featuring a blend of 100 percent Arabica beans with the taste and aroma of sweet and creamy caramel, Dunkin' Donuts' Caramel K-Cup packs are available for a limited time exclusively at participating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants nationwide.
Dunkin' Donuts K-Cup packs are also offered in five popular flavors, including Original Blend, Dunkin' Decaf, French Vanilla, Hazelnut, and Dunkin' Dark Roast.
The suggested retail price for a 14-count box is $11.99.
Guests can also enjoy Dunkin' Donuts' new Caramel packaged coffee in a special 8-ounce size. Caramel packaged coffee is available for a limited time at participating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants.
Caramel K-Cup packs were first revealed to Dunkin' Donuts Twitter followers last week as the culmination of a special week-long Twitter sweepstakes, in which fans could enter a guess as to the brand's newest K-Cup packs flavor.
With each guess using a special #NextDDKCup hashtag, the coffee beans covering the @DunkinDonuts Twitter profile slowly disappeared, unveiling the new Caramel K-Cup packs.
Dunkin' Donuts is also keeping people running this month with several new menu items introduced at the start of January, including new Dark Hot Chocolate, which puts a new spin on the classic Hot Chocolate with the flavor of dark chocolate.
For bagel lovers, Dunkin' Donuts also has a new French Toast Bagel.Served oven-toasted, the new French Toast Bagel features the flavors of cinnamon, egg, vanilla, and butter, with an authentic crust and a soft, chewy inside.
For some extra cinnamon kick, Dunkin' Donuts' bagels can now be paired with Dunkin' Donuts' new Reduced Fat Cinnamon Cream Cheese Spread. Both menu items are available all day at participating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants nationwide for a limited time.
Dunkin' Donuts has also added the new Turkey Sausage Breakfast Sandwich to its DDSMART menu in select markets. A breakfast sandwich option under 400 calories, the Turkey Sausage Breakfast Sandwich features a pepper-fried egg, turkey sausage patty, and a slice of reduced-fat Cheddar cheese, served on an oven-toasted English Muffin.
The Turkey Sausage Breakfast Sandwich is available for a limited time only at participating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants in New England and the Mid-Atlantic United States.
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Red Wings take win streak to San Jose
The surging Detroit Red Wings will take aim at a fourth consecutive victory when they complete a four-game road trip Thursday night at San Jose's HP Pavilion.
By going 3-0 at the start of this swing, the Red Wings have matched their longest winning streak of the season. Detroit also won three in a row from Feb. 7-10, but last won four straight during a six-game streak from Feb. 8-19 of last season.
The Red Wings are after their 22nd straight playoff appearance and posting wins in five of their last six games certainly hasn't hurt those chances. Detroit is currently seeded fifth in the Western Conference, one point ahead of the Los Angeles Kings.
After notching a pair of road wins at Anaheim, which had won 13 straight on home ice before the two-game series at Honda Center, the Red Wings notched Monday's 3-2 decision in Arizona. Pavel Datsyuk scored the winner early in the third period to lead Detroit to the close victory over the Phoenix Coyotes.
With the score tied at 2-2 in the third, Detroit went ahead on the power play after Henrik Zetterberg took a feed from Datsyuk and went in down the left wing. Zetterberg skated around the net and sent it to the left side where it hit off a Coyote before Datsyuk gathered the puck and snapped it in at the 6:12 mark.
"We're doing a lot of good things even though we don't score on each and every one, it definitely feels like we've got some things going," Datsyuk said.
Johan Franzen and Ian White also scored while Niklas Kronwall added two assists for the Red Wings. Jonas Gustavsson made 29 stops in the win, but regular starter Jimmy Howard is expected to be back between the pipes tonight.
Detroit is 9-5-3 on the road this season. The Red Wings will play their next two games on home ice after completing their swing in San Jose.
The Red Wings recorded a 2-1 shootout win at San Jose on Feb. 28 in the first of three scheduled meetings between the clubs this season. The victory halted Detroit's three-game slide at the Shark Tank and the was the Red Wings' second win in the last three encounters with the Sharks.
San Jose has claimed six of eight overall in this series.
The Sharks enter Thursday with wins in two straight and three of their last four outings. The recent surge has pushed San Jose into a tie with St. Louis for the final two playoff seeds in the West.
San Jose picked up a shutout win Wednesday against visiting Anaheim. Antti Niemi stopped all 22 shots he faced and Tommy Wingels added a career-high three points to help the Sharks win 4-0 and sweep a home-and-home series from the Ducks.
Niemi recorded his second shutout of the season and 21st of his career, while Wingels led the offense with a goal and two assists.
Joe Pavelski, Patrick Marleau and Brent Burns scored early in the first period for the Sharks, who also took a 5-3 decision in Anaheim on Monday.
"We were crisp," said San Jose captain Joe Thornton. "We know we got to win some games to get to postseason. Every game is going to be so important. We looked sharp early on. It paid off for us."
Wednesday's contest kicked off a season-high seven-game homestand. The Sharks are 9-1-4 as the host this season and will continue the residency Saturday against Phoenix.


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Victorino lifts Red Sox over Jays in 11th
Two-run single gives Boston a 4-2 win over Toronto
Victorino lifts Red Sox over Jays in 11th
Two-run single gives Boston a 4-2 win over Toronto
Shane Victorino hit a two-run single in the 11th inning and the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-2 on Tuesday night.
Jarrod Saltalamacchia drew a one-out walk off Aaron Loup (4-5) and Will Middlebrooks followed with a single. Jacoby Ellsbury grounded into a fielder's choice, with Middlebrooks forced at second and Saltalamacchia advancing to third.
Ellsbury stole second before Victorino grounded a two-run single up the middle.
Koji Uehara (3-0) worked 1 1/3 innings for the win as the Red Sox won for the ninth time in 13 games at Rogers Centre.
Trailing 2-1, the Blue Jays tied it in the bottom of the eighth when J.P. Arencibia hit a leadoff home run off Junichi Tazawa. The homer was Arencibia's 18th and his first since July 19.


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I was home schooled, but after a month it just slipped and I'd spend my days on the internet.
I admit, I miss the social life, but even without the education my old school could've provided me, I'm still pretty smart.
Keeping in touch with my old friends via Facebook, the way they talk (mostly grammar-wise) is at the level of a year 2 child. Very disappointing, but hey, where I lived, was mostly a druggie town.
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depends if you are an introvert or extrovert.... if you are an introvert then chances are you will like homeschooling
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Just curious. Actually, no, I'm not, I just want to see how many of you will assume I have the social skills of a 4 year old. I prefer being homeschooled. Medical reasons, mostly.
(last thread about this I could find was from 09. I apologize if my thread-sleuth skills aren't up to par.)
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Whatever works to keep a person from being an uneducated individual. There are practically 0 work options for those without even a basic level of schooling so homeschooling is truly better than nothing at all in my mind. Conversely, I think it'd be kind of lonesome to never mingle with other kids outside of the family.
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I wouldn't do that to my kid. The way I see it is without extensive social interaction he won't function well in normal society. I have seen this first hand.
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homeschooling seems pretty great. i hate the society around me, so i wouldn't mind not being able to see friends every day.
I'm hardly active.
Hey I was home schooled, so here's my take on the subject.
Like anything else in life, if you want something, you take it, earn it, learn it or do it. Education is the same way. If you and your parents really want you to succeed at education, Then you will. As for having a piece of paper that proves your intelligence, There are many options. What we did in my family was by books from a private school and I would do the work and send them back to be graded. When I graduated high school, I had a diploma accredited by the state of Florida.
Moving on to the subject of social interaction and making friends, I will agree that most home schooled people are decidedly shy. But having been in relative solitude for most of your life you have had time to look at yourself and really decide who you want to be.
Lastly, being knowledgeable about the world and diversity, is merely a click away. There is so much to immerse yourself in on the internet, including crunchyroll, There's no reason a home schooled child should be any more naive about the world.
I knew a girl who got home schooled, she had said it was the worst for her because now that she has a job she doesn't really interact with people properly and she's really awkward around others. I wouldn't recommend it for people, because if you're not used to being surrounded by strangers and people you aren't really close to, you're going to have a difficult time getting back into the real world.
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So, I've been there. I was homeschooled for a good point in my life (mostly the middle adolescent years), then I went back into the public system and now I'm in college, so I think I'm pretty aware of they myths vs reality of homeschooling.
So here it is, the biggest stereotype -- Homeschoolers are all a bunch of socially retarded, awkward, shut-ins who would stick out among a bunch of public school kids. And as most smart people know, most stereotypes are an ounce of truth smothered in a pound of bullshit.
The reality is this: being homeschooled does make you lose some opportunities to make friends, and you might not come out of it as the most popular guy (or gal) around, but unless you were locked in your room since kindergarten, it does not make you socially retarded.
Most likely, if you do happen to meet a socially retarded homeschooler, that person probably became homeschooled because they were socially retarded to begin with.
You might ask, "but how does that explain all those homeschoolers who are shy, or don't have many friends?"
Well, this is where the actual truth (for me, at least) shows its face. You see, when you are in a public school, a large percentage of the people around you (students, teachers, faculty, etc.) are basically assclowns, or at least you might feel that way (I know I did). It's true, you get used to them, and your tolerance builds up over your public school career -- but then you end up with friends that you don't really like, and might wonder to yourself one day "why do I hang out with these douchebags?" (I've been having this experience since elementary school).
So where does homeschooling come into place? Well, during my years of being homeschooled, I learned to live life the way I wanted to, with the people I wanted to (or at least as much as one can choose when you're a kid). If that meant that as an introvert I tried not to surround myself with too many people, then that was fine with me. Unfortunately though, this experience decreases your immune system. No, not your health immune system (I actually get sick a lot less than most people I know), but your people immune system, i.e. how well you can tolerate other people's bullshit.
I don't think I have to go into too much into detail to make this point. If you are currently in public school, and there's some teacher, student, school policy, social group, popular fad, or basically anything in your school that just pisses you the hell off, just remember -- the homeschooler doesn't have to deal with it.
So, to conclude my rambling, when the homeschooler does become acquainted with the "public" world (I say this loosely because homeschoolers do go out in public; they basically do everything you do except go to your school), they are often more picky about who they want to hang out with. They know they can be comfortable on their own (or with whatever friends they already have), so they're not in desperate need to be friends with someone who might not really be compatible with them. Therefore, homeschoolers come off as more shy and reserved, but in reality they are just more selective.
And one final note -- to people who think homeschoolers stick out in a public school crowd, this is quite untrue. When I was back in a public school environment, unless I explicitly stated I had been homeschooled, no one ever knew. There was nothing that stood out that labeled me as a "weird homeschooler". If anything, I often was the one thinking they were weird.
Yep, everything about that seemed spot on. I am shy, but I'm not completely devoid of social skills. In fact, I seem to fit in well among the people I know. I am more selective, as you said.
Regarding the fads, do you know how great it is not having to deal with "swag", and related trends? It's great. And as a selective person, I'd prefer not to talk to people with "swag". Haha.
But really, everythinf you said was spot-on.
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I live in a very, very rural town. Apparently, everyone who's the slightest bit different is treated awfully, and that checks up with the bullying I remember in Kindergarten. I'm not going to broaden my mind with people like that. My school is a sports school. I was never a sports person.
I'm fine with not knowing anyone (outside of the internet) until I'm in college, where people will hopefully have matured.
That sounds rough, and something I wouldn't really be able to relate to. All my life I've lived in a large urban setting, city guy - I wouldn't be able to wrap my mind about what it would be like to grow up in a small, rural town.
Probably the best bet for you would be to move out of there as soon as you can, whether it's finding a job in a city, or going off to college in a city.
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MOSCOW (AP) — Samantha Stosur beat doubles partner Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-2, 6-4 Saturday and will face Simona Halep of Romania in the Kremlin Cup final.
Stosur will play for her second title in two weeks. Halep routed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia 6-2, 6-1 to advance to her fifth final this season.
In the men's semifinals, top-seeded Richard Gasquet defeated Ivo Karlovic of Croatia 7-4, 7-5, while qualifier Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan upset defending champion Andreas Seppi of Italy 6-1, 1-6, 6-4.
Kuznetsova couldn't hold serve once in the first set, winning just six of 23 points when serving. Stosur took a 5-1 lead in the second but then failed to serve out the match twice.
"At the start we were both struggling to hold serve and she had love-40 again on me and my second service again and I was able to get out of that," Stosur said. "And I think that gave me a little bit of a head up, and to win that first set 6-2 was good. It was still pretty tight all the way through."
Stosur won her second title of the season and fifth of her career in Osaka, Japan, last Sunday. The Australian was runner-up to Caroline Wozniacki in Moscow last year.
The 18th-ranked Halep, who has won the first four titles of her career this season, jumped ahead 4-0 in both sets against Pavlyuchenkova. The Romanian sealed the victory on her second match point when Pavlyuchenkova double-faulted.
"The score, it looks like it was very easy, but it wasn't," Halep said. "I moved very well and I hit the ball very strong. She didn't move very well."
The 10th-ranked Gasquet, still vying for the eighth and final spot in the ATP Finals next month, constantly beat Karlovic's serve-and-volley play with passing shots, and broke the Croat once in each set. The Frenchman served a winner to close the match.
The 102nd-ranked Kukushkin and Seppi traded sets before Kukushkin took a 4-1 lead in the decider and served for the match at 5-3. Seppi broke back only to fall 40-love down on his serve in the next game. Kukushkin broke again when the Italian sent a shot into the net.
"I haven't played in an ATP semifinals or finals for three years, so I desperately wanted to win," Kukushkin said. "In the tight end of the third set I had a stronger desire to win and it decided the match."
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Got myself the IS, it feels like the higher tiers you go, the worse stock versions become.
Stock cannon is a joke, even if I successfully flank tier 7&8s, I often can't penetrate their side armour. Even had one penetrating shot against a Hummel, but dealt no damage.
Guess I'll slowly upgrade it with free exp, at least until I get a better gun.
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The game currently has, in the Soviet line, the "IS," which starts out with the underwhelming 85mm D-5T. The IS-2 is blended into the same vehicle, since the 122mm D-2-5T and D-25T can be unlocked and installed later on. (As well as the 100mm D10T.)
But yeah, that 85mm doesn't seem very effective; I've been complaining about it on the KV-1S.
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I don't think GUP win by luck there. that tatic will work 100% unless all enemy camp base.
the first match, you can see that there are a T110E5 and M48 Patton guard base, they both got killed, two Obj.268 come back next but still can't reset base cause there was too many tanks in the cap and they don't know which 3 tanks is the tank with cap point to reset. one Obj.268 got killed as well.
the second match, enemy was going the same direction as the rush go, the minimap shown that there was a lots of heavy and some med go hill, but as they are heavy and just some non-fast med (Patton is slow), the GUP team with fast tank have already climbed and started to drop down the hill to cap by the time they got there, with 2/3 team cap like that, there is no way the other team could have reset the base cause they again, don't know which tank hold the cap point.
the only way to win against GUP team here is to have all tank camp base, which they wouldn't do unless they know which tank GUP have and what tatic they will use.
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The other way to win is to not attack immediately, but to split the team up into groups that move slowly and cover each other, with scouts probing all parts of the map. They would discover the GuP force and then be able to move accordingly. What those clans did wrong was that they themselves took the southern route in rushing. Had they gone for the hill GuP would've been destroyed.
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Actually the best way to counter that GuP tactic is to have sufficient firepower on both sides to stall the advance, along with people guarding the base. As a GuP clan member, I participated in a clan battle once using the exact same tactic. The plan was for the ones with fast lights (T-50-2's, ELC AMX's, A-20's etc) to rush one side while the ones with high-tier heavy tanks would stall and distract the enemy on another side. I was one of the latter group with my M103, and watched as our light scout column stalled due to the enemy positioning equal numbers of heavy tanks on both flanks.
Suffice it to say that match ended in a loss. Future clan battles I participated in since then had used higher-tier vehicles, ever since more members have acquired much better tanks.
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Hm, from experience, it seems like Tier 9 and 10 medium tanks seem to outclass the heavies in the current "meta" -- mobility, firepower and HP seems to matter much more than armor.. which logically makes quite a lot of sense really.
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