-29RMU2), and the 2nd was of another model. Among others that means that K-114 carries two different models of SLBM simultaneously after the overhaul.
This is interesting. I haven't seen a report that would say that the other missile was not Sineva. Do you have a link? In any event, as far as I understand, it is essentially the same missile, so it should be possible to have a mix of them on one submarine.
I think its a trustworthy info.
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Sculpture: Of co-marginal lines, some with radial linear inclusions within the shell. Margin: Inner margin smooth. Ligament: Internal very small on a shallow, posteriorly directed resilifer. Hinge: Without teeth but a faint tubercle present in some anterior of the resilifer. Pallial Musculature: Indistinct. Periostracum: Thin, transparent. Colour: White, some tinted brown and some with rust coloured deposit over umbos. Additional Characters: Animal frequently unable to completely withdraw into shell.
A commensal species using its sucker-like foot to adhere to the skin of holothurians of the genus Leptosynapta. From the low intertidal and shelf. Not commonly found but widespread.
The quadrate outline, posterior position of the beaks and small internal ligament are characteristic but its commensal association with Leptosynapta species is unique.
Listed are literature citing Devonia perrieri (Malard, 1904). Reference containing the species Type Description is highlighted.
Bristow GA, Johannessen P, Berland B & Schander C 2010. Devonia perrieri (Malard, 1903) (Bivalvia) found in situ on the holothurian Leptosynapta inhaerens (Müller, 1776) in Norway. Fauna Norvegica. 30: 25-27.
Malard A E 1904. Sur un lamellibranche nouveau, parasite des synaptes. Bulletin Museum Paris. 9: 342-346.// -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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Singapore Airlines is one carrier I rarely write about for low fares from USA to Asia. Today’s fare is $678.88 round trip to fly Singapore Airlines nonstop flights from San Francisco SFO to ICN Incheon Airport Seoul, South Korea. This fare is available from January into April 2016.
I found this fare from Google Flights, however, the calendar matrix on Google Flights shows dates in April with fares in the $800s.
Google Flights April 2016 fares for Singapore Airlines shows fares for SFO-ICN at $849 to $979 in April.
But when you click dates on Google Flights, for example, Monday April 11 to Monday April 18, the price for Singapore Airlines changes from $949 to $694.
Singapore Airlines website prices several dates in April at a low fare $678.88 round trip for SFO – Seoul ICN.
Singapore Air website shows $678.88 fares for flights on Monday to Thursday in mid April. These low $679 fares are available for midweek flights from January through April 2016.
Singapore Airlines has the lowest fare on this route for many dates this winter at $679 round trip for nonstop flights.
China Eastern and China Southern Airlines have one-stop fares via China for SFO-ICN as low as $456 round trip beginning in April.
The real deal with this Singapore Airlines deep discount economy fare is for travel January to March when it is the lowest fare available with nonstop travel on Singapore Airlines.
No United Mileage Plus miles
Singapore Air SFO-ICN $679 super saver economy fare books in V class and earns only 10% redeemable miles with Singapore Air KrisFlyer. For $100 or so more, you can buy up to SQ N class Saver Economy fare and earn 50% flight miles in KrisFlyer.
Singapore Air economy V or N class do not earn miles with United Mileage Plus.
This is a good fare for a long-haul Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco and Seoul, South Korea in economy class.
[…] By Ric Garrido […]My name is Paul Gerlach and I'm from the Netherlands.
I've been using a DADOS spectrograph for a couple of years now and wanted to try something new; building a low resolution spectrograph.
Almost the entire instrument is made with a 3D printer except of course for the optical components.
Because I wanted a compact design that could be printed with my 3D printer I've chosen this optical layout. In hindsight probably not the most efficient design.
It sort of works but I can't seem to get a good focus unless I attach a photo lens and restrict the amount of light going into the instrument. I suspect that this is due to internal reflections.
Also, choosing a short focal camera lens make focusing a real pain.
I'm a total beginner when it comes to designing and building a spectrograph. I also have a limited knowledge of optics.
I hope that some of you can help me out a bit. Can this design be salvaged or should I scrap it and start over?
First, my knowledge says, that is the first amateur spectrograph made completely by 3D-printer!
The spectra show sharp lines at the left side and more diffuse lines at the right. Perhaps is the