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Monitoring video feeds showing robotic cranes used to fetch items from the National Newspaper Building, British Library, Boston Spa
Remote Access, Peru: Field visits & workshops with the community-based environmental monitors of FEDIQUEP.
Hard to tell here, but it's so big, it's almost absurd. Never had 1920x1200 before...
And that weird necklace-looking thing is a commercial on TV.
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Took my work monitor home and look at what we got.
Left: MacBook
Middle: Dell 24" extended from the MacBook
Right: Dell 24" from my PC
And I've got synergy running across all 3. Only one keyboard and mouse necessary
UNESCO holds a special event in New York unveiling new analysis by their Education for All Global Monitoring Report (GMR). The analysis demonstrates that progress in education is pivotal to the success of post?2015 priorities, including poverty eradication, health,
environmental sustainability, governance and women’s empowerment.
The event takes the form of a unique lesson in a New York school given by Ms Mariam Khalique, teacher of the Pakistani schoolgirl who was attacked by the Taliban, Malala
Yousafzai. Ms Khalique spoke to the class about her experiences teaching to empower girls and young women. Special guest speakers included the Director?General of UNESCO,
Ms Irina Bokova and the Executive Director of UNICEF, Mr Anthony Lake. Children attending the event at their school presented the new EFA GMR booklet entitled ‘Education Transforms’ to Ms Amina J. Mohammed, the United Nations Secretary?General’s Special Adviser on Post?2015 Development Planning.
While I had the Pitocin drip on, they kept me hooked up to wireless monitors for the baby's heartbeat and for contractions. The wireless thing was awesome -- even though I was still tethered to an IV pole for saline and pitocin. The nurses were not insane about fixing the monitor every time the baby's heartbeat failed to register, so I felt free to move around as much as necessary. We pretty much slept the whole time anyway.
Here is another monitor swimming, excellent streamlining with both pairs of legs folded tightly in to its sides
The accumulators (not pictured) were filled with river rock. In case of emergency they would be released creating enough pressure to release enough fluid to shut down the production of reaction.
Sometimes I find I can't relax enough to get to sleep because I'm just waiting for my son to wake up. I wish I could have caught him in one of his funnier positions. Perhaps another day.
All the parts of the video monitor. As well as the PCBs shown earlier, there's the CRT and all the chassis metalwork.
This goanna had been sunning itself on a sandstone cliff top when we disturbed it. Not a particularly large specimen.
Its not the hugest monitor width wise but i was poor and had to get what I could afford - i wanted rid of my old monitor which WEIGHED A TONNE!! We are moving shortly, plus I am house sitting atm and brought my computer with me - I was not moving that old monitor 3 times in less than 3 months. ALSO - the doll on the right in the pic on the screen - I have ordered him from Korea. So there will be LOTS of pics of him when he gets here! :D