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Bison: corrected text layout

2007-02-17T20:24:22Z

corrected text layout

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	This is simple to solve. The first flight, to Casablanca, departs at 10:00. On the modified clock,		This is simple to solve. The first flight, to Casablanca, departs at 10:00. On the modified clock, 1:00 appears in the 10:00 position, so use the first letter of the city, C.
	1:00 appears in the 10:00 position, so use the first letter of the city, C.

	The second flight, to Milwaukee, departs at 7:00. On the modified clock,		The second flight, to Milwaukee, departs at 7:00. On the modified clock, 5:00 appears in the 7:00 position, so use the fifth letter of the city, A.
	5:00 appears in the 7:00 position, so use the fifth letter of the city, A.

	Continue down the list of departures,		Continue down the list of departures, converting the listed departure time using the modified clock to find the correct letter to use:
	converting the listed departure time using the modified clock to find the correct letter to use:

	Casablanca 10:00 -> 01 => C		Casablanca 10:00 -> 01 => C

2007-02-17T20:21:57Z

Adds a second example line

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	This is simple to solve. The first flight, to Casablanca, departs at 10:00. On the modified clock,		This is simple to solve. The first flight, to Casablanca, departs at 10:00. On the modified clock,
	1:00 appears in the 10:00 position, so use the first letter, C. Continue down the list of departures,		1:00 appears in the 10:00 position, so use the first letter of the city, C.

			The second flight, to Milwaukee, departs at 7:00. On the modified clock,
			5:00 appears in the 7:00 position, so use the fifth letter of the city, A.

			Continue down the list of departures,
	converting the listed departure time using the modified clock to find the correct letter to use:		converting the listed departure time using the modified clock to find the correct letter to use:

2007-01-28T20:45:54Z

2007-01-28T20:44:24Z

rewritten to explain how to find solution directly, without anagram

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	This is simple to solve, ~~but a tad difficult~~ to ~~describe.~~		This is simple to solve. The first flight, to Casablanca, departs at 10:00. On the modified clock,
	~~Start~~ at ~~1pm (for 1st letter)~~. ~~Look up~~ the ~~flight that leave at 1pm (Stockholm) and that~~ the ~~letter~~ position ~~found on in~~ the ~~clock shown in the video~~. ~~In this case~~, the ~~6th~~ letter~~. H~~		1:00 appears in the 10:00 position, so use the first letter, C. Continue down the list of departures,
			converting the listed departure time using the modified clock to find the correct letter to use:

	~~Continue around the clock (Bangalore, G) etc. to get H~~-G-R-P-O-R-A-E-R~~-C-A-T~~		Casablanca 10:00 -> 01 => C
	~~(these letters would then ANAGRAM OUT TO 'CARTOGRAPHER') but you can continue by placing them in their original departure time order.~~ C-A-R-T-O-G-R-A-P-H-E-R		Milwaukee 7:00 -> 05 => A
			St Petersburg 9:00 -> 07 => R
			Mexico City 12:00 -> 09 => T
			Rio de Janeiro 5:00 -> 12 => O
			Bangalore 2:00 -> 04 => G
			Johannesburg 3:00 -> 11 => R
			Vancouver 11:00 -> 02 => A
			Indianapolis 4:00 -> 08 => P
			Stockholm 1:00 -> 06 => H
			Buenos Aires 8:00 -> 10 => E
			Bordeaux 6:00 -> 03 => R

			The result: C-A-R-T-O-G-R-A-P-H-E-R

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2007-01-18T01:25:28Z

2007-01-10T18:15:34Z

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	[[Image:Airport-1.png]]		[[Image:Airport-1.png]]

	~~<spoiler>~~
	~~The answer is "CARTOGRAPHER"~~

	~~Edit request: Could someone explain this solution further?~~

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2007-01-10T18:11:40Z

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	Continue around the clock (Bangalore, G) etc. to get H-G-R-P-O-R-A-E-R-C-A-T		Continue around the clock (Bangalore, G) etc. to get H-G-R-P-O-R-A-E-R-C-A-T
	these letters then ANAGRAM OUT TO 'CARTOGRAPHER'		(these letters would then ANAGRAM OUT TO 'CARTOGRAPHER') but you can continue by placing them in their original departure time order. C-A-R-T-O-G-R-A-P-H-E-R

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2007-01-10T18:10:24Z

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	for ~~each destination you take~~ the ~~letter~~ (~~ignoring spaces~~) ~~corresponding to~~ the ~~departure time~~		This is simple to solve, but a tad difficult to describe.
			Start at 1pm (for 1st letter). Look up the flight that leave at 1pm (Stockholm) and that the letter position found on in the clock shown in the video. In this case, the 6th letter. H

	~~i.e~~ the ~~casablanca plane departs at 10:00 so you take the first letter~~, ~~which is~~ C.		Continue around the clock (Bangalore, G) etc. to get H-G-R-P-O-R-A-E-R-C-A-T
			these letters then ANAGRAM OUT TO 'CARTOGRAPHER'
	these letters then ~~spell~~ 'CARTOGRAPHER'

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2007-01-10T03:37:07Z

2007-01-10T03:36:22Z

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 at 10:00 there is a 1
 at 11:00 there is a 2
 for each destination you take the letter (ignoring spaces) corresponding to the departure time