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Sunday, June 18, 2006
Welsh dresser, hutch, counter and side
We bought this piece of furniture (from a charity shop) for our kitchen last week, and I am learning to call it a Welsh dresser. It is a low cabinet with an open case of shelves on top. It has a little surface in front of the shelves where one could, say, slice bread. I was stymied in trying to find an American equivalent for this--which may go to show that I am suffering attrition of my native dialect. I've been calling it a cabinet when describing it to Americans, but the more specific name for it is hutch (as I found after searching US furniture retailers' sites). This is a word I know, but perhaps I never got to know it well enough, as I'd never lived in a house with one before now. That's my excuse for forgetting it, at least. Better Half protests "Rabbits live in hutches!" Strictly speaking, according to the furniture sellers, it's the top part that's the hutch, but since I didn't know until recently that the top and bottom halves were separable, I've always assumed that the whole thing is a hutch. (Without the top hutch part, it would be a sideboard--as long as it's in the dining room or kitchen.)
BH often reduces Welsh dresser to dresser, as in We bought a dresser for the end of the kitchen. This, to me, is weird (technical linguistic term), since I think of a dresser as belonging in a bedroom or dressing room. I suppose one could dress a chicken on a Welsh dresser...
While we're in the kitchen...the built-in work surface is called the counter or countertop in AmE, but tends not to be called this in BrE. Location-wise, it's generally referred to as the side, as in The plates are on the side or Cut the carrots on the side (which, of course, is ambiguous). You wouldn't, however, say I bought a new side for the kitchen or The side is formica. Referring to the thing, instead of the location, it can be called a worktop or work surface.
The things with doors above and below the counter/worktop are what I would call kitchen cabinets. Better Half calls them kitchen cupboards, which also works in American English. In BrE, it seems, a cabinet is free-standing.
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Just to add to the confusion, I'd probably offhand call that a Hoosier kitchen rather than a hutch, though I think a Hoosier kitchen technically speaking has cabinets up top rather than open shelves.
- 18 June, 2006 22:39
- lynneguist said...
Thanks Daisy. All of the pictures I can find for Hoosier kitchen on the web show something different from what I'd call a hutch (or a Welsh dresser!). They are, essentially, the precursors to built-in kitchens. I looked at some beauties when I was antiquing in the US in March, and was fantasizing about shipping one back here, as some of them are really cool. I especially like the ones that have built-in grocery lists, where you insert pegs next to the names of the things you need to buy. I haven't figured out how you get the cabinet to the supermarket in order to read the list, though.
I didn't know at the time that these were called Hoosier kitchens, so thanks for teaching me a new term. When I described them to Better Half, he said he'd never seen anything like it. So, I don't know that there's a term for these in BrE, or indeed, whether you could find one in the UK.
Incidentally, the ingenuity of the Hoosier kitchens came back to me when reading about the Frankfurt kitchen--one of the first fitted kitchens in the world, which is now on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum. To read more click here. - 19 June, 2006 02:22
- michaelwho said...
We have a dresser but with glass doors and this is referred to, oddly, as a Buffet Hutch, which was new to me.
- 20 June, 2006 09:52
- lynneguist said...
If it's got glass doors, then I'd call it a china cabinet, though a china cabinet doesn't necessarily have a dresser at the bottom.
There's a famous series of psycholinguistic experiments (by Eleanor Rosch), where people are asked to name kinds of furniture (among other things). Bed, table and chair are among just about everyone's top five--which is supposed to demonstrate that we organi{s/z}e categories around central exemplars. Hutch, buffet, china cabinet, Welsh dresser, and sideboard come nowhere near the top of the list--but perhaps that's because we're all calling them different things! - 20 June, 2006 13:13
- Rebecca said...
Your comment about a 'dresser' being in a bedroom caught my eye - as a young teenager I remember reading Sweet Valley High/Babysitter's Club books, and the like, and being confused when girls put something 'on their dresser' or did their make up 'at the dresser'... My thought being 'Why on earth do they have a kitchen cabinet in their bedroom?'
- 21 June, 2006 09:56
- lynneguist said...
The BrE equivalent of AmE dresser is chest of drawers. I've not had one in my bedroom since moving to the UK, as I put clothes in a wardrobe instead. One almost never sees wardrobes in the US. When Americans complain to me about the lack of (walk-in) closet space in their homes, I try to put it into perspective: I have zero closets. They're very rare in these parts. I can't think of anyone I know who has a (walk-in) closet for clothes.
The things called closet in AmE are very often called cupboard in BrE. For example: US broom closet, UK broom cupboard. - 21 June, 2006 19:51
- Shelly said...
Lynn, you are correct. I wouldn't call that a Hoosier Kitchen, either. The term is often used as a generic name, like Kleenex, but it is actually a specific product made by the Hoosier Manufacturing Company of Indiana.
A true Hoosier Kitchen would have been more than just shelves and drawers. It would have included tip-out bins for grains, potatoes, etc., a built-in flour sifter, and maybe a pull-out cutting board, as well as a built-in work surface. - 22 June, 2006 15:07
- Carl Burnett said...
My (American) parents have a piece of furniture in their dining room very similar to the one you bought, and they have always called it a secretary, even though they don't use it to write on. Maybe they're just weird.
- 24 June, 2006 08:26
- lynneguist said...
All of the (non-human) secretaries that I found in searching Google Image are for writing on, although this one has some resemblance to a hutch:
The rest are fold-out or roll-top desks.
Hutch is used for shelving units on the tops of desks, too, as my troll through furniture sites taught me. Most of the ones I saw I would've called computer desks. - 24 June, 2006 09:03
This piece of furniture would invariably just be called a dresser in Ireland, and would have been part of the traditional kitchen furniture and almost always used to store/display dishes - "A dresser filled with shining delph". We also have presses here instead of cupboards, don't know if any British dialects have the same.
- 29 September, 2006 13:45
- Sarah Witherby said...
my brain says: cabinet is 'closed storage' eg. glazed shelves or drawered unit.
for me the appearance of 'dresser' in the bedroom is more linked to 'dressing table' (mirror-topped with drawers left and right) than 'chest of drawers'
This is all too reminiscent of my semantics paper in linguistics ... kitchen utensils ... hell on earth!! - 16 April, 2009 19:15
- Zhoen said...
Actually, if I remember properly, the tiny, tract house I grew up in, in Detroit, didn't have any built in closets. There was space under the eaves in one room that had a door.
I had what my mother called a dresser, it had drawers on one side, and a larger area at the side with a door, where children's size clothes could hang from a rod. Without that more open side, I think we'd have called it a chest of drawers. Of course now, there are all kinds of terms used by furniture sellers that have little to do with what most people would call something.
Our tall, narrow chests of drawers are called lingerie chests, but I've also heard it called a tall boy.
Photo here - http://onewordisenough.blogspot.com/2009/09/furniture.html - 06 September, 2009 16:01
Hmm. When I was growing up (in upstate NY), I was confused about the terms "dresser" vs. "chest of drawers". I was told that a dresser was lower, longer, and usually had a mirror attached above it, while a chest of drawers was taller and narrower. That may have been just my familiolect, though.
- 06 September, 2009 23:11
- Harry Campbell said...
For what it's worth, I don't agree that cabinets are free-standing in BrE. The images that spring to my mind are of built-in, possibly purpose-built containers for some specialist purpose, technical things like the cases for computer servers or audio equipment or bottles of chemicals in a laboratory. Unless possibly we're talking expensive antique furniture, but even then it's mainly in the term cabinet-maker.
- 07 September, 2009 18:49
I'd call the whole thing in the picture a sideboard. Without the top part I wouldn't call it a sideboard but I'm not sure what I would call it - maybe a cupboard, but that wouldn't seem right if there were separate compartments or drawers.
I grew up in southern England and Zambia, but maybe my usage of 'sideboard' is idiosyncratic to my family - almost everything that comes up in a Google image search for 'sideboard' is a lower unit with a large flat surface on top.
I've never heard the term 'Welsh dresser'. For me a dresser suggests a smaller unit with a mirror above it, usually found in a bedroom. - 08 September, 2009 21:55
I was directed back to this post by the September 2009 discussion of closets and cupboards - Lynne, it seems to me that the top half of this dresser, where one might usualy find a nice display of plates and other vessels, is literally a cup-board! The lower half, with its work surface, is actually a rustic side-board, I agree. I have heard of small animals (chickens, rabbits, baby lambs) being kept in the lower half, with a slatted door to allow air in. That would really make it a hutch!
- 10 September, 2009 16:35
Following the link from your more recent post, I note the lack of comments in these early days meant nobody pointed to a more specific British English term for the work surfaces in a kitchen:
Breakfast bars
I'm not entirely sure why this should be, although the mind can construct all sorts of lovely reasons, but that's what I've always know those built-in surfaces as.
E.g. "I left your lunch on the breakfast bar."
"Where are the plates?" "On the breakfast bar."
"My last house had a lovely red Formica breakfast bar." - 11 September, 2009 00:51
- Harry Campbell said...
That sounds like a personal idiosyncrasy. A breakfast bar is a sort of counter or freestanding (permanent) unit at which you can eat an informal meal. A few (relatively large, luxurious) kitchens have then but I don't think they're all that common (in the UK). It doesn't just mean any worktop or counter surface anywhere in the kitchen.
- 11 September, 2009 01:01
- Stephen Jones said...
Well, I'm Welsh so I do call it a welsh dresser, though the other word I would use is sideboard.
- 12 September, 2009 07:31
Well, it does mean that if people use it to mean that, and I've found it used pretty commonly in S.Eng in fairly small kitchens. It might not fit your experience, but I've heard it used by enough people that it isn't personal idiosyncrasy.
Specifically referring to built-in counters, which every modern kitchen I've seen has (even in a 2-up, 2-down Victorian terrace rented cheaply in Manchester).
Sometimes shortened to 'bar'. Up north, I've heard 'side' more. - 14 October, 2009 01:18
- djmicheals said...
My Midwestern raised mother and grandmothers called it a Buffet and used it as such. Dishes were placed in the hutch part, with silver, cups, and napkins on the left. Food was then placed on it where people could help themselves.
- 28 August, 2010 00:29
- Thriftgoddess! said...
To me, a hutch is the top part of a two-piece set; china cabinets have glass; and Hoosiers were used in the kitchen!
- 28 August, 2010 00:49
- conuly said...
When I was young we called that thing "the buffet", but our family had an individual term for very nearly every piece of furniture in the house. No two sets of drawer-containing furniture shared a name, and many of them I've never heard anybody else use. So I don't know where that term came from and if it's at all widespread.
- 01 June, 2011 03:02
- David Crosbie said...
The OED defines a Welsh dresser as
a type of dresser consisting of a cabinet of cupboards and drawers surmounted by rows of shelves, on which plates, dishes, and kitchen utensils are ranged.
and a sideboard as (among other things)
A piece of dining-room furniture for holding side-dishes, wine, plate, etc., and often having cupboards and drawers.
This tallies with my experience of the words. A sideboard isn't found in a kitchen and doesn't necessarily have drawers and cupboards. A Welsh dresser is typically found in a kitchen (or looks as if it's been transported from a kitchen), and the shelves are used to give high visibility — either for display or for ease of access. Welsh dressers I have known had grooves in the shelves so that you could stand plates upright. - 30 March, 2014 15:34


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The Astros will add another young starter to their rotation Tuesday night when they call up Paul Clemens for the start in Chicago.
The right-hander will round out the starting six, each of whom are 25 years old or younger. Clemens (25) joins Brad Peacock (25), Dallas Keuchel (25), Brett Oberholtzer (24), Jarred Cosart (23) and Jordan Lyles (22), who's the youngest and most experienced of the bunch.
"We have six guys in the rotation that we believe will be able to help our ballclub one way or another, whether it's staying in the rotation or a move to the bullpen," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "We're excited about the six guys we have in the rotation moving forward."
Tuesday night will mark Clemens' first Major League start, but he appeared in 30 games in relief for Houston earlier this season. During those appearances, he posted a 6.36 ERA. He has made six starts at Triple-A Oklahoma City, where he went 3-2 with a 4.50 ERA.
"He's been doing well. We sent him to Oklahoma City with the notion of putting him in the rotation and allowing him to be built up," Porter said. "He pitched out of the bullpen early in the year and this remainder of the season we want to see how he looks like as a starter, so that we can better evaluate the role he will be able to play on next year's team."
Clemens, acquired two years ago from the Braves as part of the deal that sent Michael Bourn to Atlanta, is taking the rotation spot formerly occupied by veteran Erik Bedard, who was moved to the bullpen for the rest of the season.
Meanwhile, White Sox youngster Jose Quintana will get the nod for the second game of the series. The 24-year-old lefty is coming off a no-decision against the Royals on Aug. 22. He allowed three runs on four hits and a walk, and struck out seven in the outing as Chicago went on to win 4-3.
Quintana has only faced the Astros once -- in a June 17 start. He went 4 2/3 innings, giving up two runs on five hits, three walks and five strikeouts in a no-decision.
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With a six-man rotation, Houston currently has 13 pitchers on its roster, leaving only three bench players. But with Sept. 1 less than a week away, Porter doesn't mind the shortage of position players.
"We just felt more comfortable having the extra pitcher right now," he said. "Most of our guys that are playing are pretty much going to play every day. There aren't too many guys that we are going to hit for. With Sept. 1 right around the corner, we just figure we'll go with that construction. When Sept. 1 rolls around, we'll get some more guys added to the roster."
Houston is expected to add a few players Sunday when rosters expand, but both Triple-A Oklahoma City and Double-A Corpus Christi have playoffs in their sights -- Corpus Christi has already clinched a playoff spot, while Oklahoma City is closing in on one. As a result, the Astros may not be making a lot of callups come September.
White Sox: Offensive improvements spur success
Despite owning the second worst record in the American League -- sitting just ahead of the Astros -- the White Sox have benefitted from some timely home runs and a revived offense of late.
After Monday's loss -- which included homers from Jeff Keppinger and Adam Dunn -- the White Sox moved to 8-2 in their last 10 games.
"You like it," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said of the timely home runs. "I don't think there's any team that doesn't like it. We haven't hit that many. Early in the year it didn't seem like we were getting them at the right time. … You get them at the right time and it's good for you and gives you the kind of distance at that time to push ahead and give your bullpen a chance. That stuff all looks good and we're not at any point discouraging them from that. It's good to see they can do that."
Worth noting
• White Sox closer Addison Reed is five saves short of a 40-save season. His 35 saves mark a career high. He gave up back-to-back homers in the ninth inning on Monday night in Chicago's 10-8 loss to Houston.
• Astros rookie reliever Kevin Chapman has 10 straight appearances without allowing an earned run to start his Major League career.
Kelly Erickson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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1 %gosta 9{ezvs ÍA news puBCication of the Salish and %gotenai Tribes of the Jiathead Indian Reservation Chief Charlo of the Salish VOLUME 17, NUMBER 3 MONTH OF THE CAMAS Two Eaglefs ground-breaking ceremony is soggy but satisfying About forty people ignored the pouring rain June 1 long enough to join in Two Eagle River School's long-awaited ground-breaking ceremony just north of Salish Kootenai College. Tribal elders Tony Mathias and John Peter Paul led the group in a prayer at the building site. Principal Carlos Sundermann introduced TERS board members. "It's a culmination of a goal I've set personally and the school board has set. We're very happy," he said. D J. Conko and Rhonda Quequesah, TERS students, read speeches to the crowd, summing up the years at TERS in Dixon and their anticipation for the new school. Bev Morigeau, who has been on staff at TERS the longest, spoke of the special moment. "I've been here since [the school] started and I've seen a lot of changes. Every year it changes to something very good," she said. "I'm very anxious to see the new school come about" "Of all the things I've seen accomplished by the Tribes," said TERS school board chairman Jim Steele, "this is the most special day for me. Working toward the school required dealing with a lot of bureaucracy. It was very hard work." Sundermann says there will be a pre-construction meeting June 9 and he anticipates the construction to begin soon thereafter. Swank Enterprises of Kalispell will do the work, which is expected to take 330 days to complete. Tribal leader Pat Pierre said, "There's going to be a lot more people going to this school. Think about the future. One day you're going to look back and say, 'I had a part of that'.. . 'I was there and (Continued on page two) 10 10 ftp 10 o o I P5 O Upward Bound is set for its second year The Salish Kootenai Upward Bound Program, which is in its second year of operation, is once again gearing up for its six-week summer program at the SKC campus in Pablo. Beginning June 20 and going through August 3, the program will include a one-week cultural encampment, basic education classes plus classes in computers, art, physical fitness, a video project, journalism, drama, Salish language, Kootenai language, study skills, Flathead Reservation history and library research, and nutrition. Throughout the summer, the program sponsors enrichment activities including the UB Olympics, summer theater, outdoor recreation, and field trips. The Upward Bound Program is a federally funded, college preparatory program for high school students who have the potential for succeeding in college even though they may currently be achieving grades below their academic potential. (Concludes on page five)
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This is a very nice coffee maker. I have used it every morning since I purchased it. Sometimes I program it and other times, I just set it up as I make the coffee. I have enjoyed the quick brewing, the ease of use. The only exception I would make to my total and absolute enjoyment of the product is the lid on the coffee pot itself. It is sort of embedded when screwed on with a very tiny little projection to unlock the cap once the brewing process is over and you need to clean the pot. It is a challenge to open it and that is the ONLY thing I would change about the product. It keeps the coffee hot as long as I wish to use it (at least 2 hours). I would purchase it again -- especially if the cap was redesigned.
This is a refurbished coffee pot with stainless canister. It looks great on the counter top. Wish I could say the same for the coffee being hot. It comes out warm instead of hot. If you leave it in the pot it gets real strong and doesn't keep the coffee hot. But for the price .... you get what you pay for!
Did not appear to heat the water hot enough. The carafe cooled off fast.
Loved the coffeemaker. Not only does it look great, but if brews quickly, the thermal pot keeps the coffee hot for hours, and it is self-cleaning. Best coffeemaker I have purchased in years.
The coffee maker worked like it was stated. It was easy to program and the carafe did keep the coffee hot for few hours. Now I can have hot coffee for breakfast and hot coffee for break time without having to make a new pot mid morning. I like the fact I dont have to worry about breaking another pot as I did with my last coffee maker
Wonderful coffee maker. My ****** was a royal pain the butt and after a year of fighting with the thing it finally gave up the ghost.. This keeps 10 or better cups of coffee hot for around 4 hours and yes you can make one cup at a time. I use a permanent filter in mine...you can use paper if you'd rather. I've had this over a year,: Easy to clean, works like a champ, programmable and a much better value than the ******.
Works very well, coffee stays hot for a few hours. Cleans easily and is attractive.
I've been using this coffee pot for about 2 years now. First one I've had last over 6 months in awhile. I love that it automatically shut it's self off when done brewing. The UNBREAKABLE carafe keeps the coffee warm for hours.
The product was delivered as a gift and had been refurbished. I did not order a refurbished coffee maker. I thought it was brand-new. Nowhere in the description did it say that it was refurbished. The product came damaged. The reservoir in the coffee maker is leaking. As a gift,this is very annoying that it has to be returned.
I love this coffee pot! My sister originally purchased one for me (against my wishes) to replace my old pot. I was hesitant about replacing my old one because I loved the steel carafe feature. I never had to worry about forgetting to turn my coffee pot off and I didn't waste energy. However, my old pot began to fall apart which is when my sister found this coffee maker. I loved it almost immediately. It had the same great features as my old coffee maker but with an added bonus: a timer to set my coffee maker to be ready when I woke up in the morning. It has been so fabulous, that I bought my sister. one. The only negative feature that I can find is that it is a bit difficult to see how much water you have poured into the reservoir. Aside from that, it works perfectly.
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A concept for a set of collectible business cards that are suited to different types of client (clients who are interested in graphic design could be handed a more boldly designed card than those who are interested in corporate web-design). I love the explosive design and the choice of white for the background, it really helps the text make an impact.
Posted in Branding → Business CardsA simple but effective portfolio site. The design showcase in the centre works well, as does the gallery section below. I like the uncluttered nature of the site and the manageable content.
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Here's the hilarious book trailer with B.J. and Mindy Kaling (totally worth watching). And the audiobook has appearances by Mindy Kaling, Jason Schwartzman, Lena Dunham, Rainn Wilson, Emma Thompson and other awesome actors. I'd love to hear it!
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Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button . In the search box, type Internet Explorer, and then, in the list of results, click Internet Explorer.
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I want to buy T500 with ATi Mobility HD3650.
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I want to buy T500 with ATi Mobility HD3650.
In Catalyst 9.6 release notes there's Mobility X3650. Is it the same as Mobility HD3650?
Yes, that sounds like a typo in the release notes.
I did have a lot of trouble using this graphics chip on a HP Elitebook 8530p: http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15215
The issues are sorted out more or less on my openSUSE 11.1 64-bit install. I use Catalyst 9.5, because version 9.6 seems to be a bit unstable and sometimes sluggish on my system.
I should add, however, that when I want to use desktop effects under KDE 4.x I am still hit by this issue (sluggish maximizing and resizing windows, http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15163) and bad video performance (video playing with changing speed, not well synchronized with audio. As a non-native speaker I have a question: Is this called tearing?).
There are workarounds for the slow window resizing issue (for Ubuntu: search for "no backfill PPA", on openSUSE I compiled my own set of xorg packages including the respective changes). However, the problem with the video output prevails.
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The bug reporting tool is available in Control Panel can be used to easily send a bug report to the development team responsible for the software which produced the bug.
To access this tool, go to Control Panel → PC-BSD Bug Reporting or type pc-bugreport from the command line. The initial screen for this tool is shown in Figure 8.20a.
Select the software component that most closely matches where the bug occurs. For example, if the bug occurs when using a KDE utility, select "Desktop environment", or if the bug occurs when using an application that was installed using AppCafe®, select "PC-BSD software (pbi)". When in doubt, select "PC-BSD base system".
In the example shown in Figure 8.20b, the user has selected "PC-BSD base system" then "Next".
If the development team has a bug tracker, its URL will be displayed. If you click the "Launch web browser" button, that website will be opened in the default web browser so that you can search for existing bugs and create a new bug if one does not already exist. Note that you will need to register first if this is your first bug and that you must be logged in in order to create a new bug.
If the development team has a mailing list, its email address will be listed. The URL to the mailing list will also be displayed so that you can search its archives and subscribe to the list. Note that you will need to be subscribed to a mailing list before you can report a bug on that list. To report the bug, click the "Compose email" button to open the default mail application. To subscribe to or read the archives of the list, click the "Launch web browser" button.
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- Most my slots are occupied by unrated map evaluations, rated invitations are still welcome :p
- Time zone GMT +8
About Weewar fans:
Experts with high skills and mistake proof! thanks for their guidance and teach me how to play!
- Juffe (mistake proof + "super" patience = hopeless to enemy!)
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- General_Death (perfect + aggressive player = bloody killer)
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- Copes (His rank tells how good he is!)
- Tygerdave (One of the enemy I scared most)
- elsirad (awesome skill + perfect player)
- annihilatepop (Worst Enemy!)
- buttpirate (yes, you will be surprised if he didn't match your expectation)
There are still many to add, will list them slowly :)
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--- Aruba Race v1.0 (http://www.weewar.com/map/61209)
--- Inverted world v1.0 (http://www.weewar.com/map/60813)
--- Stirling's Aruba 1vs4 (http://www.weewar.com/map/60935)
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http://weewar.com/game/404950 (Inverted World v1.1)
http://weewar.com/game/404653 (Inverted World v1.1)
http://weewar.com/game/404389 (EoB v.16b)
http://weewar.com/game/419533 (EoB v.16b)
http://weewar.com/game/405043 (Aruba Race v1.0)
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89 Victories, 35 Draws, 20 Losses
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