Not importing RAW files

used aperture 2 for a good while. Using the update to ap3 now. Seems like lots of great new updates, really liking the program so far.
I went for my first shoot this morning. I used RAW+JPG on the camera. during import, I checked all to be imported.
Only the jpegs seem to be imported. I've been tinkering with this and the only way I can seem to get RAW files to be imported is to uncheck every jgp image, hundreds of them. Then the RAW will show in Aperture as imported.
Any ideas how to import both the .cr2 and jpg?

I'm just posting here (and perhaps a few other threads) for anyone on a frustrating search.
Trying to import matched RAWs?
Flag the jpegs you want to match, then filter by 'Flagged' (control + /)
In the import dialogue, the "Destination" chooser isn't the place to choose the destination folder! You have to choose the project on the library sidebar on the left. (shortcut = i)
The timezones have to match! I manually dragged a RAW into the project, and noticed on the info tab that the timezones were different (I either corrected them, or finder had stamped a new one during backup).
Lastly, changing the timezone isn't in "Adjust date and time...", it is under "batch change..."

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