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DIY : R/C model paraplane  The Black Rainbow is an R/C paraplane that can carry a digital camera. It is made from carbon fiber and flies really well. Don’t forget to check out the videos at the bottom of the website.
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Last time FBR Research analyst Craig Berger checked in with Apple's suppliers, he reported that Apple had slightly cut its iPhone build orders, and could cut them again.
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