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Varanus salvator, commonly known as the water monitor, is a large lizard native to Southand Southeast Asia. Water monitors are one of the most common monitor lizards found throughout Asia, and range from Sri Lanka and India to Indochina, the Malay Peninsula, and various islands of Indonesia, living in areas close to water.
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My current setup at home. The 20 inch widescreen monitor was given to me by a student. I love using the extended desktop, especially with Adobe software.
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Right display always showing server monitoring data when not used for any other purposes.
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One of many monitor lizards on Tioman. This one was crawling around our bungalow looking for something to eat in the grass.
Located just 100 km east of Reykjavík at Hvolsvöllur, the new Lava Centre sits between five of Iceland's greatest volcanos. The main exhibition of the Centre reveals the epic forces of nature that shape our planet and created Iceland, and in addition visitors get a crash-course in Volcanology while experiencing the extreme forces associated with volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.
Exhibition design by Gagarin and Basalt architects.
Although the challenges we face in Zimbabwe can seem overwhelming at times, our brave staff and partners remain dedicated to protecting Zimbabwe’s rhinos from poachers, and with the help they have received from donors around the world, they are succeeding. It doesn’t take much to make a difference:
$10 feeds one young rhino orphan for a day, including skim milk powder, glucose, multivitamins, rice and cubes.
$25 provides patrol rations -- mealie meal, sugar beans, cooking oil, salt, sugar, tea and soap -- for a rhino monitor for an entire month. (These basic commodities have become so difficult to find in Zimbabwe that they must be imported from South Africa.)
$50 feeds all five calves currently under our care (three young calves and two older ones) for one day, including time and transport required to collect fresh browse for the older calves.
$100 covers monitoring costs (staff and equipment) for a “crucial” rhino sighting. Our staff aim to find and identify each rhino in the Lowveld on a regular basis to help monitor and protect the population. “Crucial" sightings are of rhinos that have taken even more effort to find than usual, perhaps new-born calves that haven’t yet been recorded, or injured rhinos that need veterinary treatment.
My old trusty Nec multisync 2010x lcd monitor, 1280x1024 native resolution, can display much every resolution you can throw at it, upscaling or downscaling as appropiate, support sync on green and composite sync, can be used with sgi, sun, ibm, dec system and others.
Showing CDE login from an HP Visualize C3000 workstation.