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All the parts of the video monitor. As well as the PCBs shown earlier, there's the CRT and all the chassis metalwork.
Methane sensor and anemometer from the eddy covariance tower located at the sugarcane fields located at Buck Island Ranch at the Archbold Biological Station (Florida).
Photo courtesy of field research specialists Hannah Van Zant and Ingrid Holstrom at Buck Island Ranch, Archbold Biological Station, Florida.
Campamento internacional de idiomas inglés - español
Campamento internacional de idiomas inglés - español
Adolescentes de 13 a 17 años
Tarifa - Cádiz - Spain
Sproutling Baby Monitor - The world’s first sensing, learning, predicting baby monitor. A wearable band for your baby, a smart charger and a mobile app work together to not only monitor more effectively but learn and predict your baby’s sleep habits and optimal sleep conditions.
Just in case I can't get a better shot for this week's 'Patterns' theme in the 52 Themes 2009 group - but I'll be looking ...
Monitor Gallery Rome - Peter Linde Busk "No Pasarà n" | Tomaso De Luca "The Monument". Opening 25/2/2012.
Opening in February 1960, Market Weighton ROC was used by the Royal Observatory Corp. Their role was to reporting nuclear bursts and monitoring fall-out. This is one of 1563 underground monitoring posts throughout Great Britain & Northern Ireland. This post closed in October 1968, although many remained until 1991.
The post is dry, and although is missing bunks, a hatch and the comms equipment, the original chemical toilet remains is decent condition. Good news there.
After the procedure, I spent the day working....Then i went home and right when I was getting in the shower. I noticed these on me. I didn't even know they were on me the whole entire day.
That's how medicated I am.
ID : Bengal monitors or common Indian monitors
Binomial name : Varanus bengalensis
Bengal monitors occur across much of southern Asia. Compared to other varanid lizards, Bengal monitors have a much larger geographic range, where they are considered less restricted both geographically and environmentally. This species is widely distributed from Afghanistan to Java, including southeastern Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, southern Nepal, Bhutan, and China, North and South Vietnam, Laos, and islands in the Strait of Malacca and the Greater Sunda Islands. In Iran they are generally restricted to southeastern regions in close proximity to rivers that drain into marshes or shallow lakes, rather than seas, they are particularly common along the River Gartatab. In Afghanistan, Bengal monitors are limited to the Kabul River Valley in the extreme southeastern part of the country.
This is an impressively well-valued monitor stand. For ~$50, you get a very sturdy stand that will mount on a desk anywhere from close to 6" inches thick to the desk pictured, which is less than 1/2" thick. The stand offers significant adjustment:
1) Vertical - monitors can go as high or as low as the entire length of the pole
2) Rotation - the entire assembly can be easily rotated on the central pole
3) Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist - both monitors can swing on three independent hinges on the horizontal axis, accommodating a wide range of monitor sizes and positions.
4) Individual monitor rotation and tilt - allowing for monitor orientation and viewing.
The build quality of this mount impressed me, especially given the price. The materials are solid, well coated, and all of the sharp bits are covered or properly smoothed. The hinges feel stiff but pliable and don't give any hints of premature failure. The manual says no more than 16lbs per monitor, but this feels like it could handle twice that.
The mount is shipped with minimal installation required - simply screw two screws for the clamp and then clamp to the desk using two (already attached) eye-hook long bolts. Slide the mount over the pole and use the supplied allen wrench. Oh, and that wrench is no Ikea number - this thing is hefty and has a rubber coated handle. Impressive.
The monitors mount using standard VESA mount and have provisions for two different mount sizes. The kit includes 8 screws, although my Dell monitors had the four screws already. You will need a Philips head (or similar) screw driver.
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