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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 5, 2004 -- Nick is a native Angelino whose job entails daily travel throughout all of

Los Angeles and Southern California. One day, he installed a Live Cam on

the dashboard of his van and started shooting images.

A year later, his Web site was born, and viewers world-wide can't seem to

get enough of it.



LAAVENUE.COM is fast becoming one of the most popular Web sites among

Internet viewers. And with good reason. "This Web Site is FUN!," wrote in

one viewer. And indeed, it is. Unlike most travel sites, this one offers a

unique and exciting view of Los Angeles and beyond. Part of the attraction

is your tour guide Nick's "LA Live Cam," with daily live glimpses of the

City of Angels -- a fascinating daily virtual tour of a city which

fascinates millions. Another highlight is the multitude of offerings in

this site, from local information to entertainment, from "What's Hot," to

around-the-town events -- even a voltage guide for foreign visitors. It's

a friendly site, which reflects Nick, the developer of laavenue.



Capturing daily Live Cam images of LA is only one distinctive part of

laavenue. Nick also offers an extensive archive of photos from past

sojourns, tells you about local beaches, where to find theaters -- and of

course, gives information about local freeways. That's another thing

viewers like -- if Nick is in traffic, they're at a computer screen

somewhere else in the world. Nick really shows you LA -- and he gives you

an enjoyable ride.

laavenue gives you local information (yes, even the temperature is updated),

sports teams,

how to find the zoo, travel tips -- even a monthly giveaway drawing (want a

new mouse or even

a Cam to start your own site?). laavenue has an online e-store and a cool

line of clothing. And, soon to come, it will launch pages on the history of

LA, a noir tour, restaurant reviews and a list of famous (and not-so-famous)

movie locations.



Other future coverage will include Live Cam at events like parades, theme

parks and beaches. Nick will take viewer requests to cover specific sites,

streets or buildings in Los Angeles. You'll also be able to post your LA

travel questions and have them answered.



He covers it all, from Boyle Heights to Beverly Hills, from Chinatown to

Cucamonga.

Check out laavenue.com. Or, as many viewers say Keep on truckin