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		| arkietech 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:25 am    Post subject: Collection 3/25/12 |   |  
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 |85.|79.|.2.|
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		| Luke451 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 3:15 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| There's a Type 1 BUG-Lite that solves this one. 
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 | 6     129   7     | 1234  1234  23    | 5     8     29    |
 | 29    18    3     | 5     178   78    | 46    46    29    |
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 | 8     5     6     | 7     9     4     | 13    2     13    |
 | 13    4     9     | 123   123   5     | 8     7     6     |
 | 13    7     2     | 1368  138   368   | 9     5     4     |
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 | 29    269   8     | 2346  5     2367  | 467   139   13    |
 | 7     3     1     | 9     48    68    | 2     46    5     |
 | 4     269   5     | 236   237   1     | 67    39    8     |
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		| arkietech 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 7:11 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| m-wing xy values h-wing xyz values
 Practice makes perfect
   
 I love these hot wings
 
  	  | Code: |  	  | *-----------------------------------------------------------* | 5     28    4     |a28    6     9     | 13    13    7     |
 | 6     129   7     | 1234  1234 b23    | 5     8     29    |
 | 29    18    3     | 5     178  d7-8   | 46    46    29    |
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 | 8     5     6     | 7     9     4     | 13    2     13    |
 | 13    4     9     | 123   123   5     | 8     7     6     |
 | 13    7     2     | 1368  138   368   | 9     5     4     |
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 | 29    269   8     | 2346  5    c2367  | 467   139   13    |
 | 7     3     1     | 9     48    68    | 2     46    5     |
 | 4     269   5     | 236   237   1     | 67    39    8     |
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 (8=2)r1c4-r2c6=(2-7)r7c6=(7)r3c6 => r3c6<>8
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		| Marty R. 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:30 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| M-Wing (68). The 6 in r8c6 proves 6 in r6c4. If r6c4<>8, then r1c4=8; r3c6<>8. 
 Dan, if it seems I'm picking on you, I'm not, but if anyone uses a lesser-known wing, such as L, H, S or whatever, a writeup of the technique in the Solving Techniques sub-forum would be appreciated, not just by me, but presumably others who read but don't often post. Thanks.
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		| arkietech 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:30 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				|  	  | Marty R. wrote: |  	  | M-Wing (68). The 6 in r8c6 proves 6 in r6c4. If r6c4<>8, then r1c4=8; r3c6<>8. 
 Dan, if it seems I'm picking on you, I'm not, but if anyone uses a lesser-known wing, such as L, H, S or whatever, a writeup of the technique in the Solving Techniques sub-forum would be appreciated, not just by me, but presumably others who read but don't often post. Thanks.
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 Marty,
 
 I don't mind "picking"
 
 I want to learn and to get knowledge from nice people is difficult.
 
 I don't keep track of forumn posts. I take notes. Here are my notes on m and h wings:
 
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 # =/= 3
 
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 let me know what I have wrong.
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		| Marty R. 
 
 
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				|  Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:44 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				|  	  | Quote: |  	  | let me know what I have wrong. | 
 Dan, I'm hardly in a position to tell you or anyone else what they've done right or wrong on techniques that are new to me. While I appreciate the effort, I am unable to learn from diagrams. But as I mentioned, the effort is appreciated.
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