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Per Wikipedia, the Soyuz-FG has a height of 49.5m, and the Soyuz-2 has a height of 46.1m, with identical widths. Now, it's possible that the Soyuz-FG figure includes the payload while the Soyuz-2 figure does not, but it's also possible this article is wrong (either it's something specific sized that "rocket is too small" can be a problem, or it's complete bullshit).
I'm actually not sure who would be more likely to be wrong, given a choice between Wikipedia and a Russian news source. Both have a pretty good history of inaccuracy.


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I have a BMW 520, year 2000 model. When I apply the brakes, there is a severe juddering noise from the offside front side. Also the ABS and the ASC warning lights come on sometimes, although not all the time, not necessarily while braking. I took it to a BMW main dealer who thought it is probably a siezed brake caliper and possibly a bad ABS sensor. They think it will be around £500 to repair. Does that sound like a reasonable diagnosis/price?
The problem first manifested itself when the car came back from some bodywork repairs. The repairs involved replacing the nearside front wing (i.e. the opposite wing to the brake that has the caliper problem) and spraying the front bumper. The bodywork repairs were carried out at a bodyshop unconnected with the BMW dealer that looked at the brakes. Could something have happened during the repair process that could have given rise to the brake problem?
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El Pueblo BurgerRead MoreA culinary gem, El Pueblo Burger in City Of Industry is a hugely-popular spot for appetizing fast food and good burgers. It's a culinary destination for those interested in outstanding food. There's no particular required attire, so feel free to dress comfortably. Also, though the prices are considered to be lower than average, you aren't going to sacrifice any quality. In fact, you should be able to enjoy a good meal for $11 or $12, and can probably get in and out for $8 if you try. There really is something for everyone, with gluten-free options, as well as low-fat and vegetarian items on the robust menu. Plus, if you're searching for the perfect spot for a family gathering, it's been reviewed as a great local option for big groups and families with kids. If you're in a hurry, you can always take advantage of the convenient take-out offerings. A reputable favorite for breakfast, making a trip to El Pueblo Burger is never a bad call. Don't worry about trying to find a spot on the street, as visitors to the restaurant do have access to a private parking lot nearby.16025 Gale AveCity Of Industry, CA US
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As our car navigates the winding road up towards the Austrian resort of Oberlech, the alpine scenery is breathtaking, the early spring sunshine making inroads into the snow atop the mountain peaks. The stunning panorama is apposite as our destination is the summit of luxury accommodation and service.
We do love a simchah. And many also quite enjoy a flutter. So if in Vegas for the latter, why not take in a wedding? Or to be precise, Tony N' Tina's Wedding. OK, so the nuptials are fictitious, being the focal point of the long-running show, which is currently playing in Vegas's Bally's hotel.
One of the most spectacular natural light shows is about to take place in our skies this year thanks to the Solar Maximum. This is the term for the period of greatest solar activity in the 11-year solar cycle of the Sun.It results in the most dynamic Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) display in a decade. But it won't last long.
To see the best of it head, north towards the Arctic.
Looking out to the right from my airplane window there was a long mass of land, a long mound covered with patchwork fields.
All eyes are on Brazil this year when the beautiful game is played in 14 of its cities. Thousands of England's fans will be following their team around this diverse country. The beaches are legendary, the samba intoxicating and its cities are vast and chaotic. Yet there is also adventure to be had. There's the Amazon with its 1,100 tributaries which holds one-fifth of the world fresh water.
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I haven't the foggiest how he did it. The audience gasped as a classic convertible suddenly appeared on stage from nowhere. The world's greatest illusionist then sat in the driver's seat and gave a wave.
Denmark can be characterised by its anthem, Der er et yndigt land (There is a lovely land). For while the country covers a landmass of only 16,562 square miles — 72,182 less than Great Britain — it is pure pastoral backdrop, a shifting image of sea and sand; flat and arable with few built-up metropolitan areas.


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El Gaucho Inca RestaurantOctober 3, 2014Seafood • Fort Myers, United States
Ceviche! Great when they have the anticuchos and lúcuma ice cream :)
Ceviche! Great when they have the anticuchos and lúcuma ice cream :)
Amazing food!! Very clean and unbelievable nice people!!
Good food but watch out for the slippery floor. SERIOUSLY SLIPPERY!!!
Amazing coffee. Great frozen meat selection!!!
Everything and I mean EVERYTHING was delicious!! Very authentic and amazing. Great job Inkanto!!
Some people have NO respect! A woman smoking next to her kid in the park. I pointed the no smoking sign and she couldn't care less. How sad ruining your child's lungs!
TERRIBLE coffee. Seriously HORRID!!!
HUGE portions! The ceviche is a MUST. Great food and save room for dessert. The "torta de lúcuma" is to die for!!!
Great service! Lexi did an amazing job on my nails!!! They stayed open just to take me in when I arrived at almost their closing time. Will go back for sure!
Great job! Ask for Christina she does an amazing job with kid's haircuts and adults. I am a picky mother and wife and I left very very pleased! Will come back for sure
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Market watch top headlines
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Personal finance loans rose by 2.6 per cent in September, official figures show.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Tuesday said personal finance commitments, seasonally-adjusted, climbed to $7.434 billion in September, from an upwardly revised $7.242 billion in August.
Total commercial loans in September rose 6.9 per cent to $29.605 billion, seasonally-adjusted, from $27.698 billion in August.
Lease finance was up 10.1 per cent to $586 million, compared with $532 million the previous month.
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Such a shamePosted on 04 / 27 / 2012
Sorry to see this has changed owner ship as the previous people were lovely and produced great food. Its a bit out of the way & was worth the trip as the food was good and the are is great for walks and relaxing.
New owners have introduced meat to the menu. Very sad indeed.
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This little painting only measues 2.5 × 3.5 inches and is painted in Golden acrylic paint – currently for sale on EBay
hermione granger harry potter aceo mike paget acrylic
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Lovely character!
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Teeny tiny little Hermione… Delicately detailed – very prettySee your work featured here
Thank you so much Sue!
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Stunning work!!!
Thanks Paul!
Fabulous portrait! Gotta love a Harry Potter themed piece :) Lovely shine to her eyes.
Thank you! I have given up on tiny art for the minute!
Well done Mike – great likeness of the character!
Thank you Louise – it was a challenge!
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Sport: Track & Field
Discipline: Decathlon
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Current Residence: Eugene, Oregon
College: University of Oregon
- 2012 Olympic Games, gold medal in decathlon
- 2010 USTFCCCA Outdoor and Indoor Field Athlete of the Year
- Heptathlon world record holder
- Three-time NCAA decathlon champion
- 2011 USA Outdoor champion
Fun Facts: Eaton is the youngest of Team USA's talented trio of 2012 Olympian decathletes ... Engaged to Oregon heptathlete and Canadian Olympic hopeful Brianne Theisen ... Also lettered in football as a running back and wrestled ... His grandfather, James Eaton, was a Michigan State halfback
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Hotel MS Maestranza - Malaga
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4-star hotel with restaurant, near Alcazaba
- Free WiFi
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Hotel MS Maestranza is just 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from the airport and offers a shuttle (available on request). Guests indulge in spa services, then grab a bite to eat at the restaurant. There's a rooftop terrace and a bar/lounge, and rooms at this upscale hotel offer balconies and minibars.
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Hotel is in an excellent location close to the marina and beach,and a short walk to the…
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NCAA tells Department of Justice football playoff out of its hands
WASHINGTON — NCAA President Mark Emmert told the Justice Department Wednesday that its questions about the lack of a playoff system for college football are best directed to another group — the Bowl Championship Series.
Other than licensing the postseason bowls, "the NCAA has no role to play in the BCS or the BCS system," Emmert wrote in a letter to the department's antitrust chief, Christine Varney. He added that short of member colleges and universities discontinuing the BCS and proposing an NCAA championship, "there is no directive for the (NCAA) to establish a playoff."
In a letter two weeks ago, Varney told Emmert that "serious questions continue to arise suggesting the current Bowl Championship Series system may not be conducted consistent with the competition principles expressed in the federal antitrust laws." Critics who have urged the department to investigate the BCS contend it unfairly gives some schools preferential access to the title game and lucrative, top-tier bowls at the end of the season.
"Your views would be relevant in helping us to determine the best course of action with regard to the BCS," Varney wrote.
Emmert's comments about the role of the NCAA were in response to Varney's questions about why a playoff system isn't used in football, unlike in other sports, and what steps the NCAA has taken to create one.
Varney also asked whether there are aspects of the BCS system that don't serve the interest of fans, schools and players, and to what extent an alternative could better serve those interests.
"These questions can best be answered by the BCS and the group of institutions that operate the BCS system," Emmert wrote.
He said that because the BCS system doesn't fall under the NCAA's purview, it was not appropriate for him to offer views on the system for crowning college football's championship.
Justice Department spokeswoman Gina Talamona said that the department would continue to review all information related to the issue.
Bill Hancock, the executive director of the BCS, said he hadn't seen the NCAA's letter, but was confident that it was responsive to the Justice Department's questions.
"We're confident the BCS complies with the law and we know it has been very good for college football," he added. Hancock had previously said that it was a waste of taxpayers' money for the government to look into the BCS.
Matthew Sanderson, co-founder of Playoff PAC, which wants the BCS replaced with a championship playoff system, said he wasn't surprised by the NCAA response.
"The NCAA has now confirmed no private solution to this problem exists. It will need to be solved through other means," Sanderson said, referring to a lawsuit.
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Securing the Cloud with SIEM
Organizations are adopting cloud services at a very fast pace, driven by the cost effectiveness, speed/time to market and better performance and availability cloud adoption provides. However the security of data and access in the cloud is still a major cause for concern. Even if the organization is comfortable with a cloud service provider's security posture, they are often surprised to find they are ultimately responsible for securing their own data. Fortunately security event and information management (SIEM) solutions are able to extend information and access controls to cloud in addition to physical and virtual environments. This webinar will dive into the various options available to organizations to help them ensure a secure cloud services environment.
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It could be the tale of two regions.
As the fate of the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter hangs in the balance, the region is buoyed as forecast dairy prices continue to rise. Both are major commodity producers and generate millions of dollars for the Southland economy.
But if the smelter were to close, the dairy industry would not fill the gap, says the Southland Chamber of Commerce boss.
Earlier this week Westpac reported a more than 7 per cent increase in world commodity prices in March, almost entirely due to a 16 per cent increase in dairy product prices.
Aluminium prices fell 7 per cent for the month, the report says.
News this week of continuing problems with negotiations between the smelter owners and Meridian Energy has many worried for the future of the plant and the thousands of jobs directly and indirectly linked with it.
The Invercargill City Council will hold an urgent meeting tomorrow to discuss the situation.
It comes after the Government ruled out stepping in to save the smelter and the smelter's owner walked away from talks with the Government during the weekend.
Invercargill Mayor Tim Shadbolt said the city council could help look for alternative owners and options for diversifying the economy so the region was not so reliant on the smelter.
"This is a wake-up call that the smelter will close; one day the smelter will close, so let's start preparing for it now," he said.
Mr Shadbolt said Chinese government officials had shown interest in the smelter following his visit last year but no potential buyers were lined up.
Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union Southland organiser Trevor Hobbs said the smelter was dealing with several issues, including low metal prices, a high exchange rate, and high electricity prices, and anyone that bought the smelter would face the same problem.
The Government needed to step in, he said.
"It's New Zealand working class families that are being destroyed," he said.
But while Tiwai workers are worried for their futures, the region's dairy industry continues to rise.
Fonterra's prices on the GlobalDairyTrade auction jumped almost 15 per cent on Tuesday night, prompting Westpac to increase its 2012-13 season farmgate milk price forecast before retentions to $6.60 per kilogram of milk solids.
Fonterra's interim results last week forecast a payout of $6.12/kg for the 2012-13 season.
Westpac economist Nathan
Penny said dairy prices had increased almost 50 per cent in the last four auctions and had doubled since May last year.
Drought coupled with strong demand from China continued to push up prices, he said.
Southland Federated Farmers dairy chairman Allan Baird said prices were expected to last until early spring.
The 2013-14 season looked positive for dairy farmers, with Fonterra expected to start talking about prices in the mid-to-high sixes, he said.
"It's good for our province in the short-term that some commodities that our province produces are doing well at the moment."
However, dairy prices fluctuated and "what goes up could go down".
Southland Chamber of Commerce chief executive Richard Hay said the dairy industry could not fill the gap if the aluminium smelter closed.
"The smelter is a very strong leg on our economic table.
"The dairy expansion will never fill the gap if Tiwai was not there," he said.
The real advantage of the smelter was the direct impact it had on about 3000 jobs and the families it attracted to the region, he said.
"To lose 3 to 4 per cent of the population would be a major blow to the community and economy of this region."
A lot of businesses would not be able to survive without Tiwai and its closure would affect other parts of the community such as schools, Southland Hospital, roading and the police force, he said.
NZAS contribution to Southland:
- $525 million, or about 10 per cent of Southland's GDP.
- Employs about 750 staff and 140 contractors.
- Approximate export value of $1 billion a year.
- Directly affects more than 3000 fulltime jobs.
- Accounts for 30 per cent of Southland's exports.
- 45 per cent of South Port's cargo by volume is the smelter's.
*Source: Venture Southland and Southland Chamber of Commerce
Dairy's contribution to Southland:
- 8 per cent of Southland's GDP.
- More than 900 dairy farms that each generate more than $1.2m average annual revenue from milk production.
- At least half of the revenue is spent on the local economy and on farm expenses.
- There are more than 506,000 dairy cows, which produce 11.5 per cent of New Zealand's milksolids.
- More than 3000 fulltime equivalent people working on dairy farms.
- In 2010 there were also 426 employed in milk processing.
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Cons: The plate that covers the top of the stand is cracked. Nobody will ever see it and does not effect the monitor in terms of stability.
Other Thoughts: Of coarse the price dropped 150 right after I buy it :(READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: EVGA GeForce GTX 960 04G-P4-3966-KR 4GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 SLI Support SuperSC ACX 2.0+ Video Card
Pros: Usually I wait a bit to review, but wow.
Card Idles at 38 without the fans on when web browsing, 27 if you turn the fans on with EVGA Precision X Low setting. Has not gone over 60 ever while games. Might overclock it. Very efficient on power and has handled everything I throw at it.
The extra cuda cores are great for Premiere, will edit 4K GH4 files layered in realtime without breaking a sweat.
Cons: A bit big, but not so heavy as you need extra support.
Other Thoughts: Make sure you get the 4gb version if you use After Effects, it's worth it!READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Intel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge Quad-Core 3.3GHz (3.7GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 1155 95W BX80623I52500K Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 3000
Pros: Incredibly dependable. Have had it air cooled for 3 years at 4.3 and the thing has not blinked once. Plenty of power for even the most demanding programs and games.
Cons: NothingREAD FULL REVIEW
Display Name: Geoffrey B.
Date Joined: 04/30/09
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