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Welcome to Woodburn Mann Executive Search monthly calendar download. Woodburn Mann Executive Search has decided to make the calendar months available to anyone who would like to have them as backgrounds on their computer screens. Each new month will be made available on the first of that month on this site. Read about the the calendar history and register on the site to receive job opportunity updates and when the next calendar month is available. The photo title and story is at the bottom of this page.

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DOWNLOADING THE IMAGE

1: right click on the image above and save target as
2: select the file folder where you want the image saved
3: download

SETTING UP THE PHOTO AS A BACKGROUND
4: click on START (windows desktop bottom left)
5: choose "control panel" and then click "display"
6: select "desktop" from the top menu tabs
7: click browse, go to the file where you saved the photo that you downloaded
8: double click it and it will appear in the box on the desktop panel.
9: highlight it by clicking on it , select "stretch" in the box under the "browse" button and then choose apply, click OK

2010 Digital Calendar photo description

"Search and Selection"

Early morning in the Phinda Game Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, these

two Cheetah brothers climbed into a large tree and settled down comfortably to survey

the scene to search for and select suitable prey to pursue.

Cheetah - Acinonyx jubatus

The Cheetah is a cat with a greyhound chassis that is built for speed. It is light-boned, sway-backed, with long thin legs, a short neck and weighing between 35 and 65 kg. Its coat is tawny with small solid black spots, white underparts, black and white ringed outer-tail, black ear-backs, lips, nose and distinctive "tear stains". Hunting Cheetahs employ several strategies to approach antelopes, depending on terrain, species and behaviour of the animals. Although top speed is an incredible 112 km/h, a Cheetah can only sprint 300 m before rising temperature and oxygen debt force it to quit.

Average speed during a chase is around 64 km/h.

Nikon D3, 12.1 megapixel resolution, FX format, AF VR-Nikkor 200-400 mm f4G lens with

Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-14E11 1.4x, focal length 280 mm 1/125^th sec @ f5.6, ISO 400,

Nikon SB-900 Speedlight for fill flash

Photograph by Trevor Woodburn