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  1. On January 29th, Barça eliminated Espanyol (both teams are from Barcelona city) in the "King's Cup". Pay attention to the left side score pannel, displaying 3-0, while on the right side it shows a 3-2 score. During picture acquisition 2 goals were scored by Espanyol team. +info: www.bigpict.es Will open in a new tab or window

  2. GigaPan technology was developed at Carnegie Mellon University’s campus in Oakland. Investor Henry Hillman Jr., who just stepped down as interim CEO, founded the company with CMU scientists Illah Nourbakhsh and Randy Sargent. Full story bit.ly/11YP9Kr Will open in a new tab or window Jasmine Goldband | Tribune-Review)

  3. This is a 17 Giga Pixel Image taken from the floor of the central crossing in St Paul's Cathedral, London. It took 3.5hrs to shoot and around 2,400 photos. The light changed quite a bit during this period as did the number of people coming in! Here's the shot in it's correct, immersive perspective: www.s Will open in a new tab or window...

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        Date Taken
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  4. The Henry Hudson Trail, Monmouth County, New Jersey - Atlantic Highlands to Popamora Point section - remains of the boardwalk along Sandy Hook Bay, four days after Hurricane Sandy. For a 360 Spherical Panoramic view see www.3dpan.org/118239 Will open in a new tab or window

  5. Jen Piatek beat me to GigaPanning the "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" overlook (www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32030/) in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Since I didn't want to exactly duplicate her GigaPan I decided to try for a slightly different vantage point - in this case, a bit higher. I shot...

  6. Henry Chapman Mercer, an archaeologist, collector, and tile-maker, designed and built this six-story reinforced concrete structure to house his collection of tools and other everyday artifacts from pre-industrial America. Mercer chose concrete to protect his collection from fire; it is used in every aspect of the build...

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  7. A 360 panorama of the foyer of Hamburg Hall, home of the H. John Heinz III College, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. www.heinz.cmu.edu Will open in a new tab or window Building architect: Henry Hornbostel. Built in 1915 for the U. S. Bureau of Mines.

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  8. Henry Chapman Mercer, an archaeologist, collector, and tile-maker, designed and built this six-story reinforced concrete structure to house his collection of tools and other everyday artifacts from pre-industrial America. Mercer chose concrete to protect his collection from fire; it is used in every aspect of the buil...

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  9. Located in Thomaston, Maine. www.generalknoxmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window

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  10. 360 view from inside the remnants of the 1600s-era Fort William Henry at Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site in Maine.

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        September 30, 2008
        Date Taken
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