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Lebanon
Description: "A handheld spectroradiometer is used to assess environmental stressors on a pine seedling in Menjez, Akkar. It monitors the seedling’s vitality to safeguard its development at critical growth stages."
Back in the day we would carry these massive monitors to lan parties. Lugging a 19" monitor was a lot of work.
i HAD to decorate it. it was big and awful, this is by far the worst monitor i've owned :( my good one got stolen!
I set up my brand new Dell 24" monitor and it is beautiful! Processing images using this and my laptop will be a breeze. the colors are amazing. Here's a shot of my new toy with an image I did for my granddaughter of her and two of their horses that she rides and shows. Now all I have to do is learn how to use two monitors for processing images. The 15 inch screen on my laptop is dwarfed by the new one!
Any pointers from those of you using two monitors. when using PhotoShop I would like to have whatever image I am working with on the big screen and the tools on the laptop. I also often have several windows open at once and want to take advantage of the new space I have. I will have to figure it out. I will be playing with it for a while!
With a slow, deliberate stride, this Asian water monitor prepares to glide into the water — a reminder that Thailand’s wild side is never far away. One of the world’s largest lizards, moving with effortless grace in Phuket’s tropical heat.
Highway 88 between Monitor Pass and Highway 395, eastern Sierra, California. Looking east toward Nevada
Narrow edge, mercury free led, low power consumption, power saving mode, off timer, user friendly graphical OSD menu and window 8 compatible.
[Modelo I2757FM]
The whole thing... the value to control the water flow, the box of rocks which acts as a counterweight, and the nozzle.
HMS Monitor M33
for more about Monitor class ships see
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monitor_(warship)
for more about Portsmouth Naval Dockyard see