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No orange glow form the neck when switched on... A bit dirty I know but i plan to clean this up today
Ultra slim, ultra narrow edge, glossy bezel, diecasting stand, detachable multi-purpose,
touch controls and direct insert horizontal connectors.
[Modelo I2757FH]
EDGE a 191 kbps na região central de Curitiba (Batel), ontem à noite.
Misteriosamente, só aparece o "G", de GPRS, nunca vi o tal "E" que dizem aparecer quando a conexão é EDGE.
Monitor lizard in the premises of the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
Puerto Princesa, Philippines
Varanus salvator.
These giants are very intimidating, This one making a nuisance of itself around a fish trap on the Madu River.
Sri Lanka. Jan 2015
Groundwater monitoring with Kevin Masarik, groundwater outreach specialist with UW-Extension. Photos by Bonnie Willison.
Once the gry paint for the top of the Monitor was dry, I masked off the top to paint the bottom red. I actually laid down som 1/16" tape all the way around the edge of the hull ad a guide for the Scotch tape. The aluminum foil protects most of the top of the model so I don't have to stick tape over the entire surface.
This is "Gunship Grey" paint I picked up at the hobby shop this afternoon. Everybody seems to say the Monitor was black on top, but the photos of the crew on deck show it to be clearly lighter than the crew's uniforms. So I'm going with a dark grey.
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I rotated my samsung monitor at work 90 degrees one day to read a document and haven't switched back. So long as I stay diligent about organization, it has made me much more efficient...at twittering and reading blogs.
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This monitor is the wonderful handy work of my users. It is only plugged in to power. You can't see the horizontal lines very well, but trust me, it was plaid!
I was planning to paint black lines on the top of the turret to simulating the grating, but the hobby shop didn't have thin enough tape to mask. So instead I decided to do an actual three-dimensional grating with .020 x .030 styrene strips. here they are, cut to 3" long and held down with a prism, which just happened to be the most convenient suitable weight. At the left is the turret roof with the grey paint sanded off.