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Nashville, Tennessee: An interesting choice of pets

Pirahnas EverywherePiranha Pictures’ Piranha Cam could be considered one of the more odd cameras out there, but given their line of work it seems somewhat appropriate. One wonders how many an unlucky intern have been asked to feed them as an initiation to their studio.

Regardless, check it out–you might catch more than just their meal floating about.

Posted on March 4, 2008  |  Leave a Comment  | 
Filed Under North America, Tennessee, United States

Acapulco, Mexico: Think warm thoughts

Acapulco, MexicoFor many folks out there, winter’s not just a two-month stretch where the temperatures might hit 30 degrees; it’s a full-on five-month barrage of snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures. People up north–and everywhere else where Winter can be a four-letter word–I salute your patience with nature and give you this classic view of Acapulco, Mexico courtesy of Madeiras Restaurant.

Remember, it can’t stay 10 below zero forever. Well, unless you’re in Antarctica, of course.

03.12.2008 Update: The former link seems to have gone dead, although the camera remains active. Go here instead to check it out; they’ve credited it to a hotel now.

Posted on March 4, 2008  |  Leave a Comment  | 
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Grenoble, France: The city electric

Grenoble, FranceThis view of Grenoble in southeast France is great day or night. By day, the hustle and bustle of a large part of the city is visible, and by night it resembles something of an electric extravaganza due to city lights saturating the Axis 221’s IR lens. View it here, and be sure to switch to “Motion JPEG” for a quick view.

Posted on March 3, 2008  |  Leave a Comment  | 
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Pointless billboard camera

A view of the pointless.For the inaugural entry on “Cam of the Day”, it wouldn’t seem all that logical to feature in the first entry what I consider one of the most pointless wastes of time and energy on the Internet: the “billboard” cam. But here we are, and it’s everything you’d expect it to be.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa isn’t the only locale guilty of setting up these types of cams by any stretch, but you can check this one out right here and feel the excitement.

Posted on March 3, 2008  |  Leave a Comment  | 
Filed Under Iowa, North America, United States

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