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On 1 June 2012, several Astronomy related activities were brought to Timor-Leste to the delight of hundreds of children.
Children's day activities were part of a major project that took place from 31 May- 8 June in Timor-Leste.
Helping the team of ambassadors (Ainil, Carla, Cindy and Jaya) and Pedro Russo were several teachers and high school students that volunteered as monitors for different activities. A big thanks to all of them.
Place: Portuguese School of Díli, Timor-Leste.
Project: Astronomy in Timor-Leste:Celebrating the Transit of Venus 2012
Monitor installato all'interno del cabinato e collegato al computer. Da notare anche il marquee e la gettoniera illuminati.
I noticed the Gallery Pl-Chinatown Metro station has a new monitor showing upcoming trains. Meanwhile, a security officer was surveying the scene below, looking for trouble, and, perhaps, hoping to find it, if only to relieve what must be mind-numbing boredom. Washington, DC.
The screen-in-a-bubble at 7th & F (Metro Kiosk) is no longer there.
See tunnel shot from March 2007: Something's Different.
www.oilalarms.com/watchman-oil-monitor
The Watchman Oil Monitor continually indicates the level of oil on a LCD wall plug receiver. Never run out of oil again with a Watchman Sonic.
Fishways are monitored after construction to ensure fish are using them successfully. This provides opportunities for refining fishway designs and techniques.
A close-up of a monitor lizard scaling a muddy terrain, its textured skin blending with the rugged surroundings as it moves with stealth and purpose #monitorlizard #lizard #natgeoindia #natgeoyourshot #nikonphotography #nikonasia #picoftheday #photooftheday #nikonnxstudio #nxstudio #bbcearth #nikonindiaofficial #natgeowild #nature #naturephotography #nikonphotography #photography
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I saw a Monitor test card very like this. Unfortunately Flickr and copyright rules do not allow me to post it here for sharing.
As I made this test card up myself I own the copyright and can do what I like with it. This, like my photos, is licensed under a Creative Commons license. See the link under "Additional Information" for details. The short version is you can take a copy for your own use and distribution so long as you do not make a profit from it and so long as you give those you send it to the same rights I'm granting you.
After a couple more coats of red paint in the cold, dark, and wind last night, I pulled off the masking tape. And here is the very nice, sharp waterline.
Monitor-do-nilo – Varanus niloticus
É um dos maiores lagartos da África, podendo chegar a 1,80 m de comprimento. Possui garras afiadas e fortes membros anteriores e posteriores. É um excelente nadador e usa a cauda como remo. Vive em uma variedade de hábitats como savanas, áreas de floresta e pântanos. Ocorre em todo território da África Central e do Sul, e em parte do Egito, ao longo do rio Nilo.
Alimentação
Onívoro (peixes, anfíbios, répteis, roedores, ovos e carcaças)
Reprodução
A fêmea deposita de 20 a 60 ovos em buracos cavados na terra, ou no interior de cupinzeiros, no final da estação chuvosa. A incubação dura de 6 a 9 meses.
Foto: Daniel Alves