> There is a whole bunch of webcams mounted as bridge cams on cruise
> ships. They are amusing to watch. But most of them yield very small
poor
> quality images. Not Crystal Cruises. Their cams show quite large and
> very good quality images that update every 30 seconds or so. Also,
each
> vessel (there are two -- Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity) has
four
> cams: bridge cam straight ahead, port cam, starboard cam and computer
> room cam. Each page also contains information about the vessel and the
> current itinerary. Serenity is now in Bahrain and Symphony is on her
way
> to Sidney after leaving Los Angeles and touring the Hawaiin Islands.
You
> can find the cams (and those for many other ships and ports) at Krooz-
> Cams.com. Check it out. Take a virtual cruise.
>
>
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100305/ap_on_re_us/us_cruise_sick_passenger
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Celebrity Cruises is installing webcams over the toilets so you can
watch the sick people from the onboard virus (the cover story) puking up
their $500 dinner and hour later.
Sure would like to see them tear down that Reverse Osmosis water plant
on sick boats and have a good forensic lab poke around inside....
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"iPad is to computing what Etch-A-Sketch is to art!"
Larry
Hahahahaha.... now that's funny. (Not the sick part of course....)
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