Seasons

Ok, who's seen Google Earth? if you haven't, go to http://earth.google.com this software is out of this world! or actually, a more appropriate statement would be that it IS this world. It uses an online stream of satelite map data converted into 3D and arial photos combined to create a model of earth, where you can go from viewing the planet at somewhere around 40,000 miles above the surface, to viewing your continent, then country, then city, then neighborhood, and then you can zoom in to see your house and car parked in front of it! with this program, you can go to virtually any place on this planet. it is a must see!

Of course, a lot of the photos are only updated every few years.

Also, not every place has the resolution to go down to neighborhood. Pocatello, ID, for instance, doesn't.

Well, I just tried it, and my place is there, amazingly sharp Indeed, must be a at least 2 years old, at least 2 tower blocks have been added since

my entire state has clear reolution - hey wait, maybe thats becasue i live in the New York metorpolitan area.. but i got to see a lot of places areound the world - i saw the great pyramids, the eiffel tower, Buckingham palace, Tokyo, London, Paris, NYC, Los Angeles, and a whole bunch of others. the only places I couldn't zoom in all the way was Israel (i have my suspicions about that) and Caracas, Venezuela.

HA! Using google earth, I found a company called "Spoilt Brats" on a "Bank Street" in a town called Castleford in Leeds. unfortuately, I couldn't zoom all the way in to Leeds - I think there is a reason for that.

Isn't Leeds a city itself?

It doesn't work very good if you live in the country. When I downloaded keyhole a few months ago, I didn't see my house, I saw a bunch of trees. Same thing trying to view some relatives houses. Works great in the city/suburban area though.

"powered by keyhole"
If it's the same images as a few months ago when I dowloaded keyhole, t

Now we can all see my habit of revising messages over and over.

i'm just gonna go see it now....

Online Mugging: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4165880.stm
The dark side of bots...

Of course, selling game items for cash is a violation of the license agreement for most games like that.