To monitor temperature of CPU, I'm using panel's item called "Computer Temperature Monitor"
To get it use this command
sudo apt-get install computertemp
then you have to add it to you panel by right-click at a panel, select Add to Panel. Then search with word "temp". There, that's your item to add
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Monday, January 19, 2009
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