Paz Turbo
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| Launch date | February 22, 2018 |
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| Orbit height | 514 km |
| Speed on orbit | 7. 5 km/s |
| Cost | 160 million EUR (2018) |
| Manufacturers | Airbus Defence and Space |
| Band | X band |
| Cast | Claudia di Girolamo |
| Episodes | EpisodesS02 E14 · Little Red ScooterNov 28, 2008 S02 E13 · Paz's GardenOct 3, 2008 S02 E12 · Boxed InSep 19, 2008 View 10+ more |
| Played by | Michelle Rodriguez |
| Movies/Shows | Turbo |
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| ID | 1994180 |
About Paz Turbo
A penguin and his pals learn through their adventures.
Australian sailor and his dog survive two months at sea
... Mr Shaddock embarked on his more than 6,000km-long (3,728-mile) voyage from Mexico s city of La Paz - but soon became stranded after his vessel s electronics were cut off by bad weather...
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... The census would likely result in Santa Cruz - which has long locked horns with highland political capital La Paz - securing more tax revenues and political power...
Easter egg rolling: children find ingenious way of preserving tradition
... Paz Orbegozo, 9, stacked to create a table with the trampoline in your garden, Edinburgh a passion for you and your sister, Hope, 12, roll eggs on Easter Sunday, Annabelle edmonstone is the only Explorer, 4, to throw a piñata filled with eggs from the window on Easter Sunday Rachel Cooney, 29, said her two-year-old son, Isaac, enjoyed his Easter-Sunday in your house in Drumbrae in the capital...
'I match clothes with my pug'
... Maitri Mody matching with her pug Sherry Duncan and her corgi puppy Rocket Paz Castro lives in Hackney, London...
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...Morales supporters clashed with police in La Paz Evo Morales has landed in Mexico where he has been offered asylum after resigning as president of Bolivia amid election fraud protests...
Australian sailor and his dog survive two months at sea
An Australian sailor who survived two months in the Pacific Ocean by eating raw fish and drinking rainwater is " stable and very well" a doctor says.
Sydney resident Tim Shaddock, 51, and His Dog Bella left Mexico for French Polynesia in April, But their boat was damaged by a storm several weeks later.
They were rescued by a trawler This Week after a helicopter spotted them.
The Doctor aboard the tuna trawler that The Man had " normal vital signs".
Mr Shaddock embarked on his More Than 6,000km-long (3,728-mile) voyage from Mexico's city of La Paz - But soon became stranded after his vessel's electronics were cut off by bad weather.
It left The Sailor and His Dog drifting in the vast and hostile North Pacific Ocean .
When they were finally found off Mexico's coast two months later, he was far leaner and sporting an overgrown beard.
" I have been through a very difficult ordeal at sea, " he told 9News.
" I'm just needing rest and Good Food because I have been alone at sea a long time. Otherwise I'm in very good health. "
Mr Shaddock said fishing gear had helped him to survive.
He also managed to avoid sunburn by sheltering under his boat's canopy.
Soon after his rescue he was seen smiling and wearing a blood pressure monitor on his arm.
He is also able to eat small meals.
The tuna trawler is now heading back to Mexico where Mr Shaddock will undergo medical tests and receive more treatment if needed.
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