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Enzymatic Therapy, Derma Klear Akne • Zime, Skin Health, 90 Capsules
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- Product Code: EMT-01059
- UPC Code: 763948010592
- Package Quantity: 90 Capsules
- Dimensions: 4.1 x 2.1 x 2.1 in, 0.2 lbs (0.09 kg)
- Dietary Supplement
- Promotes Healthy Skin
- Reduces Occasional Acne
- What Better Feels Like
- Laboratory Tested - Purity, Safety & Performance
Suggested Use
Recommendations: Two capsules daily.
Other Ingredients
Gelatin, silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate, and titanium dioxide color.
All colors used are from natural sources.
If pregnant, nursing, or taking prescription drugs, consult your healthcare practitioner prior to use. This product is specially formulated to work internally. Discontinue use if experiencing persistent gastric discomfort. May cause temporary gas.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 2 Capsules
|Servings Per Container: 45
|Amount Per 2 Capsules
|Vitamin A (as retinyl acetate)
|Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
|200 mg
|10 mg
|Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCI)
|8 mg
|Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)
|3 mcg
|Pantothenic Acid (as calcium D-pantothenate)
|10 mg
|Calcium (as calcium lactate)
|11 mg
|Magnesium (as magnesium oxide)
|72 mg
|Zinc (as zinc chelate)
|30 mg
|Potassium (as potassium chloride)
|50 mg
|Sulfur (sublimed)
|200 mg
|Bromelain (2,400 G.D.U./g)
|66 mg
|Thymus Extract
|25 mg
|Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
|20 mg
|Burdock (Arctium lappa) Root Extract 4:1
|10 mg
|**Daily Value (DV) not established.
I've used Enzymatic Akne-Zyme for years to help control my cystic acne. I am in my 40's now and have had bad cystic acne since age 13. When I was in my 20's I took antibiotics for seven years and then took Accutane. When my acne returned in my 30's I didn't want to take antibiotics again, so I search for an alternative method. I can NOT go without taking akne-zyme! It does not prevent cysts, but it sure makes living with acne bearable. Most people hardly notice when I get a cyst!
I've been eating these for about a month. I think they are the reason my tiny zits in my forehead went away. I haven't been combining with the rest of the enzymatic series. They contain b12 and zink which I know can help skin with acne problems. I'm going to try a bit longer and combine with some more salisylic products. I don't have big problems with my skin but I'm 24 and I'd like to be done with skin problems and enjoy my skin completely! :) My acne is much related to hormones and they pop up on my cheeks and chin now and then. Ps. One tip that is really important that has cleared my skin a lot is really, drink A LOT of water!
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Not good for me
good product!
Posted by 5096154023500478106 on Apr 03, 2016
I have been using this product for one month. My skin is much better. I hope have a clear skin soon. It takes time to work.
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I am absolutely amazed with how helpful this product has been. I used to have pretty clear skin for years, only a couple pimples here & there, until a few months ago when I suddenly started breaking out much more.. I mean, my skin wasn't the worst, but it was definitely different than I was used to... I had constant active break outs in various places on my face and forehead, it was horrible. I felt so unattractive and it made me miserable. I am still not 100% sure what caused it, but I do know these pills helped my skin SO much. After just two weeks of taking these pills twice a day, I noticed results. I wasn't getting anymore new break outs and the ones I had active at the time were calming down, it was great. Now, I am a month in and I have NEVER seen my skin this clear, healthy and youthful looking ! My tone is glowing, my skin is so soft, even when my period came around this month, I had ONE pimple that showed up for all of two days before it dramatically started healing and fading away.. I feel so confident in myself, I don't even really want to wear make up anymore ! I love showing off my healthy clear skin. I have tried so many face washes, diet changes and even vitamins that were said to help acne and these pills have given me more results than ANYTHING else I have ever tried. They are truly truly amazing ! I honestly can't believe how well these really do work.
Posted by 5121944412348925427 on Jun 01, 2015
It's another product that did not help.
Acne Zyne
Posted by 4951118627105489888 on Mar 04, 2015
Not sure if its doing the trick, because I use a prescription based gel that takes care of Acne, so these may not be doing anything Thanks


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According to Veterinarian Randy Aronson, reporting on KVOA-TV's Pet Vet segment, "On average, an indoor cat lives 12 years, but some cats can live for as many as 20 years. In comparison, an outdoor cat's life expectancy is less than five years." According to this local news station in Tucson, Arizona, outdoor cats are often happier because they roam freely and are able to hunt and get plenty of exercise. However, outdoor cats are more susceptible to dangers from predators like hawks and coyotes, traumatic accidents with vehicles, and even toxicity from eating spoiled food or poisonous plants.
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The stroller's hinge mechanism poses a fingertip amputation and laceration hazard to the child when the consumer is unfolding/opening the stroller.
Consumers who have not received or installed the hinge covers should call Maclaren toll-free at (203) 354-4400 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday to obtain the free repair kit.
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This reannouncement involves all Maclaren single and double umbrella strollers sold prior to November 2009. The word "Maclaren" is printed on the stroller. Maclaren strollers sold after May 2010 have a different hinge design and are not affected by this announcement.
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Consumers who have not installed the hinge covers should immediately contact Maclaren USA to receive the free repair kit.
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Water ½ cup
Fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon
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Flat-leaf parsley, chopped + extra for garnishing 2 tablespoons
Cod, cut into 2 filets 10 ounces
Salt ¼ teaspoon
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USA Women bow out of Hong Kong Sevens Cup Semifinals
HONG KONG -- The USA Women's Eagle Sevens fell to a very sharp Australia side 0-33 in the Hong Kong IRB Women's Challenge Cup semifinals on Saturday (March 24, 2012). Two good wins on day one against Spain and Tunisia primed the USA for a shot at the ultimate prize, the Cup, but unforced errors and mental mistakes plagued the Americans against the defending World Champions in the semis.
"The result is a true eye opener for us in terms of what has to be done to beat the top teams," said USA Head Coach Ric Suggitt.
An Australian try straight from kickoff in the semifinal was an ominous sign for the Eagles and the Aussie onslaught continued for 14 minutes. The first half saw the Eagles completely starved of possession and tenacious work at the breakdown by the Aussies ensured the USA remained hungry for ball. Defensive misalignments and kicked-away possessions compounded the Eagles' woes and the game started to slip away from them.
Two solid wins on day one will serve as consolation for the developing USA team, especially the victory over Spain. Consistently among Europe's elite women's sevens teams, Spain proved to be a handful for the Eagles in their Hong Kong opener but the USA prevailed coming from behind and winning. That 'W' added to the Eagles' list of tight wins against good teams this season like the Netherlands in Vegas and China in Dubai.
That said, Suggitt doesn't want to make a habit out of not making it to the big game and knows the importance of getting to and winning Cup finals. His team has had a taste of a championship game this season, playing Canada in the Las Vegas Cup final, but lost 5-14.
Suggit said, "We will regroup and use what we've learned to prepare for the next challenge."
The Eagles have over a month until they have another shot at a Cup. They will play in the London Sevens from May 12-13, 2012.
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Poor identity for progress
It might be time for the city of Dunkirk to outsource its Community Development Block Grant program to Chautauqua Opportunities Inc. or Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation and Improvement Corp.
Earlier this month, during a Common Council Economic Development Committee meeting, it was made quite clear – by elected and appointed city officials – that the only thing being accomplished by the city Development Department is a lot of complaining while reliving the memories of previous administrators. "When you have a problem that goes back and to be quite honest, is as messed up as that project was, there were five loan documents," said director Steve Neratko, who was referring to loans and grants made previously to the Clarion Hotel.
Get over it.
If the city is going to continue to maintain a development department, start making those who have been hired look ahead to the future and what direction the city is going over the next five to 10 years.
Those years, we might add, will be very important depending on what corporations and businesses remain here. In the last year, we have seen a major loss of jobs at Carriage House, major changes in the work force at Cott, and the Public Service Commission having the final say on whether NRG can move forward with a $500 million project.
But don't bother the city Development Department with these details. They are too busy spewing excuses on past grants and blaming the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for making it tough on them.
It reflects poorly on this administration, which has been a part of some excellent regional initiatives including being part of a water district and policing the town.
But development – or planning – of any sort has not happened in the city the last 18 months. This department needs to prove itself to residents here, not explain what happened or went wrong in the past.
If it is not working out with HUD, the city must move on. Maybe COI or CHRIC could help facilitate some progress with loans.
But the department must give city residents something to grasp for the future. Something to prove that it has an identity.
Right now, unfortunately, that identity is a lot of whining and excuses. That's not acceptable for the citizens of this city, who are subsidizing that department with more than $200,000 in taxpayer funds.
Council members and Mayor Anthony J. Dolce need to demand more – in terms of its public perception and concrete goals – from this department. Anything less is just one more excuse.


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MADISON, Wis. - Police are crediting smart phone tracking software and a suspect description from a bartender with solving a theft case.
Madison police said a 36-year-old Sun Prairie man had his iPhone stolen while he was at a bar. He didn't see who took it, but police said the bartender got a good description of the thief who was only in the bar for a couple minutes.
The victim was able to use a friend's phone to track the location of his own phone and was able to trace it to South Broom Street near John Nolen Drive, according to police.
Officers said they spotted a suspect in the 100 block of West Main Street.
The victim told police he could activate an alarm on the phone and he activated it when police moved in.
Police said they then heard a beeping sound from the pocket of Marvin B. White, 52, and an officer asked him to hand over the phone. The victim was able to prove it was his by unlocking it, according to officers.
White told police he had purchased the phone from someone else for $5.
Police said the bartender was able to identify the tie White was wearing as the same one he saw on the man who had taken the phone.
White was arrested on suspicion of theft.
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Topic: Aptana3 and Debugger
Hi all,
for first sorry for my english.
I'm trying to debug (with Aptana3) a RoR application and I've followed several instructions to do this.
I've installed ruby-debug-ide and after several problems I think it is installed correctly.
irb> require 'ruby-debug' ==> true
If I start the app from terminal (I'm using Ubuntu 13) seems to works fine and no error is raised. (RAILS_ENV=development rails s -debugger).
Unfortunately in Aptana (with debug perspective) I can't see my program flow stopping at breakpoints I've placed.
If I try to start server from Aptana panel an error is raised:
/usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/custom_require.rb:60:in `require': /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/ruby-debug-base19-0.11.25/lib/ruby_debug.so: undefined symbol: ruby_current_thread - /var/lib/gems/1.9.1/gems/ruby-debug-base19-0.11.25/lib/ruby_debug.so (LoadError) ...
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Mandatory gloving in acute care paediatric units associated with decreased risk of hospital-acquired infections
- Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, VCU Medical Center, Richmond, Virginia, USA
- Correspondence to: Dr Gonzalo Bearman, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, VCU Medical Center, 1300 East Marshall Street, PO Box 980019, Richmond, VA 23298-0019, USA; gbearman{at}mcvh-vcu.edu
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Implications for practice and research
The benefits of universal gloving for all patient contact in paediatric settings during respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season has a secondary outcome of reducing hospital-acquired infections.
Prospective studies are needed to assess the impact of universal gloving on hospital-acquired infections.
In an institution where health professionals were required to comply with mandatory gloving for all patient contact during RSV season, Yin and colleagues assessed the impact of the gloving policy on healthcare-acquired infections (HAI).
Using a quasi-experimental design, the investigators undertook a retrospective cohort study in paediatric intensive care units in a tertiary care medical centre between 2002 and 2010. Robust statistical …


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Yesterday, Secretary Clinton held a town hall meeting for State Department employees. She answered questions on a broad range of topics, including the Department's use of new technologies.
Secretary Clinton said: "On the security issue and on outreach and public diplomacy, we must figure out a way consistent with security to use these new tools. There is no doubt in my mind that we have barely scratched the surface as to what we can use to communicate with people around the world, and in fact, to use them [new technologies] as tools ...to further our own work and to be smart about it. … If people have ideas about how better to use these tools, please let me know because we're going to work very hard – we have some people already looking at this – to see what more we can do to stay in touch with the world, which is our job, after all, to try to do that."
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Wow, what a great town hall meeting. I hope we can see it on video soon. I also hope that SoS Hillary will do some town meetings (videoed & on this website/youtube) as she travels the world. I think it's a stupendous format for her and therefore for America, State, and our smart power diplomacy.
I'm sure there are security challenges & so forth, but *showing* that the United States cares about real people is not just words but comes across viscerally in such venues for her. I don't know who to plead with to use her abroad in this kind of format with real people as often as possible.
It wouldn't work with speakers less comfortable and astonishingly well-informed on such a broad range of issues, but SoS Hillary happens to shine in this town hall meeting format. It's a huge smart power asset.
Susan M. in Louisiana writes:
I love you Hillary. Everyday it's more and more apparent it should have been you.
Rosemary in New Jersey writes:
In addition to being a wonk, our Hillary is also something of a geek. She likes technology and uses it. I love that about her. (We all do). Hillary taught me to tweet and lured me to Facebook. I know she can find great ways to use technology. Go Hillary! (Tweet me, Homegurl).
Teresa in Pennsylvania writes:
I have so much admiration for Secretary Clinton. I would love to work for her in this new journey she is on. She is already doing a terrific job.... it is as simple as the way she speaks which gets right to the point, displays empathy, smarts and hard work.
Yup, she is that girl at school who worked harder than anyone else... kind of a state department Hermione Granger.
Donald in Virginia writes:
7 Feb 09
I ofcourse would like to help make contributions to the United States. It's amazing how President George Washington didn't need a fence to protect our borders when he first came into office.
I'm going to be blunt and serious about my thoughts on here, because if it can help save lives, it's a good day for the United States.
1. When buildings are being BUILT in the United States millions of dollars is spent on desgning it, and yet only thousands of dollars is allocated in SAFETY! In my book, I talk about how to escape in an elevator. Who can prove me wrong about the simple fact that ELEVATORS in buildings in the United States "DO NOT COME WITH ESCPAE HATCHES" or the ability to get out, if or when the elevator fails?
2. Walt Disney was one of the smartest men on earth. He managed to take his park, and build it over a menthane system which allows the rides, buildings everything to run off menthane which is saving his own company and not depleting the energy resources needed to run the park. My thinking is, taking his platform and using it for Hospitals and Schools across the country. If you truly want to help cutdown on emissions and cutdown on overheads expenses from schools, colleges, hospitals, Federal Buildings, even Prisons. This would certainly help the economy and reduce green house gas, along with saving the schools, hospitals, prisons budgets on energy expenses in future.
3. The U.S. Goverment towards Car Manufactures -
1. Were in the year 2009 and we still do not have a vehicle that gets 100 miles to one gallon of gas. When we all know that the Vehicle Manufactures are holding back, because the BIG OIL is in bed with the BIG Car Manufactures. Then to include this situation:
1b. The bridge that collasped in MN and all the vehicles went into the water. What method was used to help save lives in that given situation. The experts would say lets start inspecting bridges. Cool but you still do not get the picture that anyone at any given time could come to a bridge and it collaspe or break up while driving over, and there is nothing to protect the people in the vehicles, or better yet any devices on the bridge that gives the people a fair chance to know it's about to collaspe. Meaning three things need to change. Vehicles need to have better safety standards to protect human life when or if a bridge collasped. 2nd you do need to inspect and repair bridges and 3rd you need montioring devices on the bridges to indicate it's condition before people start driving over the bridges in the blind and not know it's current status.
4. You might say i'm also a safety buff. I have written the FAA/NTSB/FBI all those important places that can help to make changes. I'm concerned about safety on buses, trains, vehicles, planes and even boats or ship safety. We just do not go far enough to save human lives. The expectation is to place the burden on first responders but in reality, the true burden should be placed on the Manufactures on the products that make it for people. I have submitted many ideas to bring upon change, I just think that it falls on deaf ears. It's hard for me to understand why people just do not care about making the right changes, and coming up with the best equipment that might save your family or even people around the world. Case in point - my Pod idea for plane safety. Just imagine if everyone who flew in planes or helicopters had their own shell pod that incased everything you need to survive when or it something happens. Remember, there has always been people like myself who comes up with these ideas, but I know firsthand that it takes many people to agree and do the legal side of this idea.
The latest idea submitted to the FAA is being proposed "A SARBURST FLAIR" which if a plane or helicopter crashes this type of flair would send out different colors of smoke. "Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Orange," along with a noise makers which could help bring rescue closer for anyone who still might be injured from the crash. We all know the time is critical during crashes. The tools of early warning and bringing the right attention to the crashes would help people to get the medical attention or even get help quickier in future. If it takes months to find a crash site from a plane or helicopter that is not good enough. The other side about my pod idea, could be used in EMS to help get people out of danger and evacuated to the nearest hospital.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Donald, I walked across the Golden Gate bridge many years ago and got motion sickness because it moves a lot more than one might think in a slight brease.
I think the basic problem is that many pre-formed concrete beamed bridges are not as resistant to vibration over long periods of time. As noted in the accident investigation you cited, the metal brackets connecting the spans suffered metal fatigue and some were not to spec. when installed to begin with.
My Dad was a structural engineer/ commercial architect for over 40 years. Safety was always his job#1 for those building his designs as well as the intended occupants.
He took personal responsibility for quality control on critical assemblies and retired with a spotless safety record.
So please don't paint architects as irresponsible.
By the way, service access panels in elevators have dual use properties. But accesing the shaft is way more dangerous in general than staying put, especially in a fire.
Donald in Virginia writes:
7 Feb 09
@ Eric in New Mexico -- That was awesome about your Dad and you should be proud of what his accomplishments were in the field of safety. I'm just pointing out that more has to be done to prevent the loss of human life. Whether its in an elevator, a vehicle, or a building that costs millions of dollars, when the safety costs are minor. This is to include bridges because sure I think we all like to know the status of the bridge before we cross over it. We all would like safer vehicles. My intensions are all good. That is also why I come up with ideas which are sent off to make changes that might save a human life one day!
Donald in Virginia writes:
8 Feb 09
First I would like to apologize for my typing mistakes. My secretary must of been distracted.
I have personally taught many people from around the world, my tips work and no doubt have saved lives!
People will always have emergencies or fires, floods things that happen in their lives, the real question is what to do in that situation?
1. Plan for all emergencies
2. Have an exit plan for Fires
3. Use good common sense and above all stay calm and cool under pressure
CLASS A Paper, wood products which produces grey or white smoke.
CLASS B Fuel - Gas, Diesel, Flammables produces a black smoke.
CLASS C Electrical - Electrical Devices which have wires or equipment - Produces blue smoke - always shutoff the Electrical breaker switch before attempting to fight the fire. Note: Never put water on an Electrical Fire - Water and Electricity can cause shock hazzards.
Remove one of these elements and NO Fire!
Danger - Smoke can be just as deadly as fire or heat!
Smoke detectors - You can purchase a Smoke Detector that can detect smoke and carbon monixide poison. This is the one I would suggest for people!
You can always use a fire retardant blanket which can also help you evade a fire. "Walk like a Duck" staying low where more oxygen exists and using the back of your hands when evacuating.
Fire Extinguishers - Never buy the cheapest fire extinguisher to protect you and your family. Spend some money and get the 15 Pound A, B, C Chemical Fire Extinguishers to protect your home. Learn how to use it before a fire happens. Always aim the nozzel at the base of the flames - give yourself some distance - Pull the pin and above all make sure you check the gauge on the bottle to ensure it is charged up. Where to put these Fire Extinguishers? You place them in places like the kitchen or in each of your bedrooms where people stay. You can also purchase smoke hoods which can help get out safe!
Medical First Aid Kits - Spend some money and get a good kit you never know what can happen.
Identify your Evacuation routes and ensure your family is prepared to use them in case of a fire. Practise a fire drill in your business or home to be better prepared. Don't wait until a fire happens, because then it could be too late.
Note: Never leave a flame or stove burning without someone watching. Always turn off your heaters, or stoves before going to bed. Anything can happen with an open flame, this is to include candles.
I will include a brief talk about flooding.
The letters I want you to remember is?
Take a close look at the design of the letters. In shoring these letters can be useful in making support beams. You want to shore up the inside of your home or business. This is the method to use. Basically, you take 4x4 wood or steel beams and make the letters, how simple can it get? The letter H and I are for celings and the letter K is for a door or a hatch. H is more stronger than say I but in an emergency use what you have to shore up your home.
A Shoal? A method used for plugging up a hole. If you have a water leak or main line that breaks, and you have like tons of water coming in your business or home, take a piece of wood cut in a circle just a little bigger than the hole size, then take a hammer and pound the wood in the hole to fill it. This is used when or if you cannot turn the valve off to the water line.
If you have water pumps that can pump the water out, thats a good day!
Remember never panic, use all the resources around you and stay calm, then deal with the situation at hand!
Best Regards,
Donald in Virginia writes:
8 Feb 09
I would like to make a comment on missing people especially MISSING AMERICANS? National Secuity should be extended to all Americans that vanish or go missing in the United States or other countries around the world.
If that was your SON or Daughter you would want the FBI, CIA, NSA, FAA, United States Government State Department and along with all United States Senators to support in finding them asap. Not redtape and excuses why you can't lift a finger or put into place a plan to help rescue those that get kidnapped in other countries around the globe.
We have the Central Intelligence Agency which is suppose to be the highest level of Intelligence in the world. My idea which I keep bringing up, the CIA should be apart of finding missing people...
When Miss Natalie Halloway went missing, along with the FBI should of been the CIA but to offer intelligence gathering on what truely happened to her that night she vanished. It would also be a safe bet that they could be more involved in finding Mr. Bob Levinson which served over 20 years for United States.
The United States Government pays the CIA to gather intelligence, well why not include them to help find missing people? This could be a worthy cause.
I was just watching the news Kenn Beck show talk about a missing girl back in 2004 that vanished in the country of Mexico. The father appeared on the show and indicated that they found the vehicle and there appears to be some kind of corruption. The missing girl was in her late 20's. The father claimed a female officer found his daughters vehicle but couldn't give any more details about the case to him. He also said the girl was turned over to some kind of cartel in Mexico. If this sort of thing happens in Mexico something needs to be done. Me personally, As a suggestion, I would close the the Mexican/ United States Border until I got answers as a thought that might help find or get to the truth of what happened!
Best Regards,
Zharkov in U.S.A. writes:
In the vast majority of cases, it is NOT the sons or daughters of U.S. officials who disappear in foreign lands, but if one such disappearance should occur, there is not much that anyone can do sometimes.
It would be leading by example for our government to make as much effort to locate a missing American overseas as it makes for locating missing tax dollars overseas.
Americans travelling in hostile foreign lands are on their own when they get in trouble. Attempts to see them is more difficult than attempts to see Mr. Obama's birth certificate. Tourists held hostage in Iran should not expect the U.S. marines to save them -- they failed in 1979 and probably would fail today.
If Americans want to tour Iran, best do it on the Internet. If one wants to talk to Iranian officials, send them an e-mail. If Iran's government can't locate a single American who disappeared in their custody, that should be sufficient warning not to go there.
The fact is, Iranian government officials are enthralled in such anti-Americanism that it is not safe for anyone but a Shia to even go near Iran.
Donald in Virginia writes:
10 Feb 09
1. When you purchase a generator to provide emergency power, always remember it needs to be physically located outside, not inside your home or business. The fumes from the generator produce carbon monixide poison.
2. Most people may not realize you need 20 Percent of Oxygen to breath. If its too low or too rich it can be deadly.
3. Painters should also take caution on when using paint, ensure they have the rooms well ventilated because even paint can produce fumes.
4. Natural Gas -- How can you tell when the homeowner uses this type of fuel? Just watch the news when a home implodes from a gas line, it just takes one leak, a spark and woooooooooooooooooooooof! The bottles from the gas can be still standing outside, but the home is destroyed. Think twice about having Natural Gas. How you can tell if have a gas leak? 1. Smelling the Gas odor. 2. Taking liquid soap and placing it over the pipe if it bubbles then you found the leak. 3. Never light or spark anything if you smell Gas. The key about Natural Gas or propane is simple, the gas itself will linger on its path, it can hide and stay in an area until it finally gets ventilated or if someone lights something, once again Wooooooooooooooooof!
Wood Stoves -- Remember too many chimney fires happen. Always ensure you have cleaned the chimney before using. Also maintain a good distance between the wood (fuel) and the wood stove. Never fall asleep with a fire burning.
Kerosene Stoves -- Fumes plus not paying attention to this stove. Never have anything that will combust around the stove. Ensure you have followed the safety guidelines for the device you purchase.
5. What is Spontaneous Combustion? Example: You place an oily rag in your closet. It's during summer time and the temperatures in the closet rise and cause a flashpoint for the oil on the rag. The chemical and material being fuel will ignite. Once that happens, a fire starts. Be cautious about what material you leave in areas. Check the flashpoints on all chemicals you use.
6. What is black in color, used during BBQ's and could save your life? Charcoal
Note: If you ever poisoned, call 911 first. If time is critical check with your Doctors and EMS. However, they have said liquid Charcoal can save you life in an emergency.
Have a good day and remember the tips it just might save a life one day!
Best Regards,
Donald in Virginia writes:
10 Feb 09
1. We Americans will always fall into the same traps over and over again. We will always build the same type of homes and business buildings. When we ever LEARN to build Smarter, Safer and energy Efficient Design HOMES?
2. The State of California is a wonderful example: They know about the Santa Anna winds but since they are in denial of putting up any kind of defense to prevent the wind from spreading, they too will always experience these types of problems. One Fire Truck trying to put out a Massive Fire is irresponsible. My suggestions to the State of California is very simple:
1. You place many of those big water towers around the state. 2nd you have a watering system that allows for a 360 Degree angle vectoring system. Gravity feed system. You run water lines and pumps at pump stations. You can even use solar power for the pumps. Which disperses the water equally in a full circle. This would shower the flames and give them a fighting chance in future. The United States Government should convert some of the old Bombers to carry fire retardant material in support of the bigger fires. Instead what will they do, spend upwards of billions of dollars trying to put out fires, fire equipment and yet continue spending because they too havn't learned the basic principal of the situation they have at hand. The laws of nature will always win in the end.
2. State of Louisiana -- Very simple they were so pleased to survive the last storm. Once again resting on their lorals. The Governor mentioned how the new locks stayed up. Guess what? They too havn't learned what the people of Holland learned. They were able to bring in rock, dirt and proved their system works smarter. This is how life works, you survive one storm and you think you have it? Wrong again... You have to start thinking about the what if's otherwise Lousiana will have another Hurricane Katrina and when it does more Billions of dollars will be spent, more lives will be lost because we continue doing the same things over and over again! I hope by now there is an evacuation plan for the entire state of Louisiana. God forbid they go through something like that without having a good plan to evacuate the people.
It's just like the Minors Trapped. First all the experts want to try it their way to save lives. Guess what it didn't work. Why didn't it work? Because we should be mining different. We should be removing all the surface rock and not sending our people down into a MINE which can collaspe at any moment of time. I agree it would cost more, but whats the true cost when you lose human life?
New homes being built today should have fire extinguishers in each of the rooms. Should have smoke detectors...should have emergency routes designed along with a sprinkling system eternal and internal. Should come with emergency kits and medical boxes. It should be law that new homes come with these types of devices to help people. Once again people buy homes that cost upwards in the millions of dollars and spent 20 bucks for emergency supplies and wonder why they can't survive a disaster?
Best Regards,
Maria in Ecuador writes:
I think the whole world is expecting about Obama's new diplomacy actions, because we really trust Obama can change world's view about U.S.A., because in last times, U.S.A goverments seem they don't respect the sovereignity of other countries. But I think Obama is a great man who can change all these bad feelings, I really thing that this great man will past to the history as the most important president of U.S.A and the one who really changed the world.
Good luck, God bless and protect Obama and his beautiful family. He has been always on my prayers since he was only a candidate for president.
Penny A. in South Carolina writes:
Hi Hillary...
I just wanted to let you know that I just found out that we are related...
Our greatgrandfather Henry Corbin...he is your 9th removed and he is my 8th...cool huh!!
You should have been the one to run the country and I'm sad that you are not in the position, so is my family...our family, well most of them anyway...hehehe
Keep up the good work cousin...
Love ya,
Penny A.
Lynn in Florida writes:
Hillary, I am an out of work interior plant technichan. I maintain plants in office buildings. I trim, clean, ferterlize and water plants. I have also been known to cut and perm hair. Please hire me to fix your hair before you go out in public, because I know I can do a better job than you can on your own hair style!!!!


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I think as mentors at UB, our approach to scientific thought processes is our strength; we emphasize higher-order reasoning as an essential part of an approach to a problem.
The unique thing about our PhD program is that, in most cases, the graduate students are also clinical residents, so they get a unique exposure to both worlds.
Every student has a primary mentor and a committee that is composed of at least three other members of the faculty who guide the students throughout the five or six years of study that it takes.
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There's quite a diverse group of studies that we're working on. For example, we are now investigating the role of oral health in systemic disease, particularly the effects of oral health on hospital-acquired pneumonia.
Dr. Edgerton is trying to encourage all of us to think for ourselves and lead us to the correct way. We talk daily. I like this department a lot. The students, the faculty—everybody knows everybody else. We always talk together, what is going on with your research. It's kind of a big family, and the faculty is very easygoing.
The Oral Biology program met all my needs. They were very, very accommodating. There was a diversity of people there. Everything that you needed was there. If you had a problem, you could always go to another faculty member to get your question resolved. There was a lot of different expertise.
We all learned from each other—students, postdocs and faculty alike. Our journal clubs were pretty intense. My classmates went on to very distinguished academic/research careers. We were taught to be intellectually rigorous and unafraid to try new things.
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About the Author: Melanne Verveer serves as Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues.
In just a few weeks, the leaders of the world will gather at the UN to assess the progress that has been made on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), and to chart the way forward. In advance of that meeting, I spoke to the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington D.C. on Tuesday to discuss how women and girls are at the center of our foreign policy and international development agenda, and how gender equality is the key to progress and sustainable development.
The United States fully embraces the MDGs. As President Obama has said, "the Millennium Development Goals are America's goals." We are firmly committed to working with our many partners in this common cause towards meeting the Goals by 2015, and helping to ensure that the gains are sustained long into the future.
The ten-year anniversary of the adoption of the MDGs coincides with the 15 years since the Fourth UN Conference on Women took place in Beijing. Not so coincidentally, the two sets of goals intersect: MDG 3 -- the promotion of gender equality and empowerment of women -- is the prerequisite for achieving all the other MDGs. If we are to realize the MDGs, women and girls must be at the core of our development strategies. For that reason, we are pursuing a number of initiatives and programs that focus on women and girls and that will help the world reach its MDG targets.
The first is the Global Health Initiative, a $63 billion program to improve health and strengthen health systems worldwide. We are scaling up our work in maternal and child health, family planning and nutrition. We are committed to promoting sustainability, by focusing on strengthening existing health systems and by building on them to help countries develop their own capacity to improve the health of their people. We are also developing innovative strategies to improve health through mobile technology to deliver health information -- for example -- to pregnant women and new mothers. Further, we are linking our health programs with successful efforts to remove the economic, cultural, social, and legal barriers that create obstacles to obtaining care for women and girls, including gender-based violence, harmful traditional practices -- such as early marriage and female genital mutilation -- a lack of education, and a lack of economic opportunity.
Another commitment to women and girls is the President's Feed the Future Initiative, which was developed under Secretary Clinton's leadership. It is a $3.5 billion promise to strengthen the world's food supply, focusing on sustainably reducing hunger through greater agriculture productivity. It also recognizes that most of the world's food is grown, harvested, stored, and prepared by women, and that women farmers have specific needs for training, access to financial services, markets and decision-making if they are to become more agriculturally productive. In some regions, women produce 70 percent of the food, earn 10 percent of the income, and own only 1 percent of the land. The reform of land tenure and property rights, as well as inheritance laws, can help advance women in farming and help to secure the world's food supply.
A third area for action is women's role in addressing climate change. As the majority of the world's farmers, women in developing nations are the hardest hit by ecological fluctuation and disaster, whether by tsunamis or droughts. They are also key problem-solvers who can play a significant role in safeguarding their families and communities from environmental hazards and promoting sustainable solutions to climate change. To this end, Secretary Clinton will soon announce a major new initiative: a public-private partnership that will, among other things, promote women's role in safeguarding the environment.
Fourth, to alleviate poverty, economic growth is essential. Today there is an abundance of research that demonstrates that investments in women and girls correlate positively with poverty alleviation and a country's general prosperity. Small and medium-size businesses run by women are proven drivers of GDP. Women are a reliable investment because the money they borrow is not only likely to be repaid; women also have a multiplier effect because their resources are used to benefit their families and communities.
In conjunction with the recent AGOA Ministerial (African Growth and Opportunity Act), we created the African Women's Entrepreneurship Program to provide women with the tools and skills they need to more successfully access AGOA and its benefits for building businesses and markets.
We are working with APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) countries to put a first-ever focus on women as drivers of economic growth. Half the APEC countries have developing economies. It is calculated that the Asia-Pacific region is shortchanged in excess of $40 billion a year in GDP because of the untapped potential of women.
Fifth, another key indicator for MDG 3 -- gender equality -- is women's political participation. Women are still significantly outnumbered in the parliaments, provincial councils and peace processes of the world, even though we know that they are far more likely to invest in the public good than their male counterparts and that higher rates of female participation in government are associated with lower levels of corruption. Women's influence on the village and city councils in India -- the panchayats -- is a well-documented example of the difference they're making in investing in safe drinking water, education and other community needs.
Where women are oppressed and marginalized, societies are more dangerous and extremism is more likely to take hold. As Secretary Clinton has stressed, the subjugation of women is a threat to our national security and the common security of the world because the suffering and denial of the rights of women and the instability of nations go hand in hand. The United States has been working within our own government, bilaterally and multilaterally to accelerate implementation of the UN Security Council Resolutions that link women to peace and security.
The only way we can hope to meet the fundamental challenges of our time is to incorporate the needs, and draw upon the talents and potential, of women and girls around the world. It is with this message and in this spirit, that we join hands with our partners to accelerate progress towards meeting the MDGs, and to create a better world for us all.
A video of Ambassador Verveer's remarks to the Center for Strategic and International Studies is available here, and you can read the transcript here.
Kevin C. in California writes:
A worthy cause and a worthy venture. Women make up 51 percent of our total world population; however, they have been castigated, chastised, neglected, oppressed for way too long. It is great that we are extending the suffrage movement and proliferating noble American Ideals. Empowerment through changes in their natural environment and paternalism will finally enable us (as humans) to break the vicious cycle and chains of injustice. With education against bigotry and ignorance, We can finally have forward progress. Thank you Ambassador Verveer for delineating some needed changes and Godspeed at the gathering!
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
In the 21st Century, one of our most important prioritys should be, Equality for all Human_Beings that inhabit our Planet.
This includes: Women,Girls,Men and Boys, we all are created Equal .
I myself, am hopeful, that our Next President will be a Women. Not because Men are,nt as good, but i think there are a number of women who would make excellent Presidents here in America.:) And it would be a nice change.:)
Anyways, i liked Ambassador Melanne Verveer remarks and answers too,some of the important questions of the 21st Century.
We should all work on our Warm & Toasty Side.:) hehe
Samuel M.M. in Kenya writes:
I strongly support the 5 initiatives and programs that focus on women and girls and that will help the world reach its MDG targets.
And also agree that the only way we can hope to meet the fundamental challenges of our time is to incorporate the needs, and draw upon the talents and potential, of women and girls around the world.
I encourage other developed nation to join United State of America (USA)toward achieving these focus.
May all nations collaborate to make MDGs not a dream but reality.
Sarafina O. in Nigeria writes:
The World's focus is steadily shifting towards 'Reaching Women Directly' RWD. Countries should also be viewed as individuals because what works for one may not be relevant in the other. In Nigeria, West of Africa, Governments are still yet to make policies work for women even when there exists a litany if these in the legal system. Leaders must be made accountable to promises made to women, then we can sit as partners and articulate our needs.


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Following up a bit from this post… http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=17363
I did get a Bana Vintage sampler for farthers day, they even put some 94 Zhang Xaing and some Ying Hog no.9. I also got a 2011 Xi-Zi Hao "Zhang Jia Wan, YiWu" Small Brick, from houdeasianart.com
I did half the small samples so I could taste them twice, I tried to adjust my steep time to adjust for the small amount of tea. The ripes are way better than the mini touchas I had, and the raws are very good. I'm starting my second round later today. My favorites so far are the Original Aroma Wild, and the Golden Unicorn and the Wild Sevens Sons not necessarily in that order.
The small 2011 XI-ZI brick is really good too.
I've really enjoyed seeing how the teas change from steep to steep even the young sheng. I believe I'll be switching from green tea to young sheng, or a reasonable ripe pu-erh for daily tea…
I've spent my tea budget for the month on samples from both YS and Puerh shop.
From the Puerh shop:
2006 Mengku Imperial Ripen Cake Sampler
2004 CNNP Old Tree Green Pu-erh Tea Cake Sampler
2003 Yiwu Acient Tree Pu-erh Tea Cake Sampler
2008 Dayi 7552 Pu-erh Tea
1998 CNNP 7542 Pu-erh Tea Cake 2 oz
2004 CNNP 7542 Green Pu-erh Tea Cake Sampler
2011 Dayi 7542 Pu-erh Tea Cake Sampler
I order different years of the same recipe to get a example of how some tea might age. I did read that one of these is probably mislabeled and is younger but what the heck its just a sample…
From YS:
2005 Gouyan LBZ
2009 YS Ban Zhang Chun Qing
2009 Yong Pin Hao Manzhaun Wild Arbor
2002 Hai Lang Hao Mengku Wild Arbor
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I kind of favored the wild old tree stuff in the samples so I ordered things I thought were similar. Of course that could just be marketing bs….
I now need to study up on the areas and start tying all that together, but there are only so many hours in a day. Also some of the descriptions are lacking or seem to be basically cut and paste, so a little knowledge of the areas should be helpful.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet -- Companies sounding the alarm about rising health care costs in the wake of President Barak Obama winning a second term in The White House may be more motivated by politics than facts.
Investors should also consider that the political complaints could be used to mask other, more important problems within the company.
Papa John's (PZZA) , for example, said it plans to reduce the hours of some employees in order to have more part-time workers than full-time workers. In a conference call with shareholders, CEO John Shnatter estimated the changes to health care laws could add as much as 20 cents to the cost of a pizza. Rather than raising prices, he's opting to penalize his employees.
Now speaking from the personal experience of having a pizza franchise in my family at one time (not Papa John's), you want more full-time stable employees rather than a roster of part-timers. It's a scheduling nightmare and they have less loyalty.
A quick review of where the costs are rising for Papa John's in its latest quarter tells another story. General and administrative costs have been affected by higher management incentive costs and expenses related to the company's operators conference. Salary costs rose because of higher bonuses paid to managers. Advertising costs were higher and the only cost that went down was cheese.
Medical device manufacturer Stryker (SYK) has also chafed at Obamacare. The company said it plans to close its New York facility and cut 96 jobs in December. Its response to the medical device tax is to slash 5% of its workforce, or 1,170 jobs. It blames the tax for all these changes.
Stryker, though, is also facing numerous lawsuits on hip products, patents, subpoenas from the Department of Justice and even its own shareholders. The company also recently had to recall its Neptune waste management product.
Stryker also chooses to ignore that, even before the health care mandate looked like it would live, that the third quarter of 2012 was the fourth consecutive quarter of slowing sales growth. Stryler is losing market share in Europe and has seen slower sales of capital equipment in the United States. However, blaming politics is much easier and diverts attention away from the real problems. Stryker is down 3% over the past three months, although it's still positive for the year, returning 6%.
Darden's Restaurant (DRI) , like Papa John's, is also threatening to cut workers hours so it won't have to provide health-care benefits for them. Darden's chains are sit-down restaurants as opposed to fast food like Papa John's.


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I just gifted myself a 1967 Baozhong to celebrate an upcoming Day Of Importance! Every year, on this day, I will drink said tea.
Except....I have no clue what I am doing. Lil' help?
I was thinking of brewing it in a 180ml low-profile duanni yixing pot, which I dedicated to med-high quality wuyi rock tea (9/10 times), and out of which I occasionally drink yin-zhen (sp?) silver needles (1/10 times). Great combo pairing I have found, btw, because the rock tea adds some fruitiness to the needles' nuttiness, but the needles don't seem to affect the rock tea. I was thinking bring the water off a boil for about 10 or 15 seconds, then do a flash rinse, and start with 10 second infusions going up to 12, 14, 16, 20, 25, 30, 40, and so forth, until I have squeezed every possible drop of goodness from this very expensive tea.
Is this right-ish? Is the duanni a bad idea? I also have a gaiwan, about 120ml, and if highly recommended by the veterans here, I can go get a small glass teapot for $10ish nearby.
Thanks, as always, for rocking so hard and helping me out!
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A U.S. Senate committee has voted to approve legislation that would give the public new privacy protections from government searches of email and documents stored in the cloud.
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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National debt falls on students as well
Predictions of looming disaster for millions of college students have some of them convinced the sky is falling over federal student loan rates. It is not.
But a genuine disaster involving the national debt is not far off. Already it is affecting all Americans, including students whose economics classes ought to have taught them the debt drags down the standard of living of everyone in the country.
At nearly $17 trillion, the debt is a growing millstone around the necks of all of us. It represents more than $55,000 for every man, woman and child in America – and it will have to be repaid. The longer it is allowed to grow, the worse the problem becomes.
Certainly, students may view their higher education loan debts as more immediate concerns. But the effect of the interest rate increase that will occur without congressional action is far from catastrophic.
Student loan interest is pegged at 3.4 percent. Unless Congress intervenes, it will increase to 6.8 percent. The impact would be about $2,600 for an average student – not that serious, given the generous 10-year repayment schedules on most such loans.
For weeks, President Barack Obama and liberals in Congress have been whipping up hysteria among students, however. They insist there is no reason for conservatives to block a simple law holding the rate at 3.4 percent.
There is an excellent reason not to do that, of course. Doing so would add to the national debt by continuing to subsidize student loans.
A bill to hold the rate down failed in the Senate last week and sparked yet another round of recriminations. It would have postponed the increase for a year. "Today our students once again wait in vain for relief," whined Sen. Tom Udall, D-N.M.
But how many times has Congress "kicked the can down the road" with temporary measures that amount to nothing more than postponing the day of reckoning on deficit spending? That has become standard procedure in Washington.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers, led by Sen.Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., wants to do better. They have proposed a bill that would hold student loan rates down, but would link them to financial markets. In other words, when the economy picks up, student loan interest rates would go up.
That is no more than fair – and no more than realistic. The Senate's failure to approve the Manchin bill is politics at its worst, serving no one, including American college and university students.


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I just received a message from Ian's (aka Iannon) wife, Erica. With tears in my eyes, I sadly inform you that Ian passed away suddenly yesterday. Ian was very likable, and I came to enjoy our friendship. I think everyone did, he was that kind of guy. I am sure we will all miss him very much.
I do not know his cause of death at this time.
Please keep his wife and family in your thoughts and prayers.
And please convey your thoughts and condolences here in this topic dedicated to Ian and his memory, I will pass a link to this topic onto his wife.
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Plus, for families with kids with special needs, I've got the details on the screening of Rise of the Guardians (2D version) that's free for kids with special needs and their siblings (adults pay $5 each) in my weekly Friday Family Fun column in the Guide section. It's offered Saturday at 11 a.m. at all Studio Movie Grill locations through the support of SMG and Variety the Children's Charity. The lights will be turned up, the sound will be turned down and kids will be welcome to walk around, sing, dance, make noise as they wish.
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Thanks Jon, I'll give it a try. I have been going 66% hydration with the Caputo. Did you notice the protein content on the package?
To me the Perfect flour for Pizza, Focaccia, and Pasta was a brand called Molino di Borgo San Dalmazzo, Napoli Style. I finally viewed the Spec Sheet and it is a W280-310, which is right on the bitter edge of a medium and strong flour, with a P/L of ~0.5 its so easy to stretch as thin as a credit card. They list this on their website as a blend of Grana Tenero and Farina Manitoba. I can age this dough up to 4 days with great results, after 6 or more days the fermentation chews up the gluten and the dough tears a bit, after 7 days its unuseable. The specs suggest it to be nearly identical to the Caputo Rinforzato which is W280-320, however the P/L value is a tad higher @ 0.55 so this dough will likely be a bit less extensible and may shrink back, but I have no experience with the product so I dont really know if the 0.05 difference is significant.


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Olympus OM-D (E-M5) pictures and hands-onPocket-lint
After weeks of rumours Olympus has confirmed the launch of a new Micro Four Thirds camera: the Olympus OM-D.
And as you've come to expect, Pocket-lint has already had a play with the new model, letting us bring you some of the details first hand.
The new camera will sit above the current range of Pen models offering a retro-looking, but professional camera for those who want something a little more than your average compact system camera.
It will be available from April 2012 as a kit with the M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-50mm 1:3.5-6.3 for £1149.99, the body only price is still to be confirmed.
Taking a leaf out of the Fujifilm X100 book, the new OM-D model has taken a decidedly retro, or as Olympus call it "classic" look, and harks back to the heady days of the Olympus OM SLR models. It comes complete with a leather finish and angular design made from magnesium alloy, that is both dust and splashproof.
The result is a beautiful looking camera that is bigger than the original film OM-1 but smaller than the company's Four Thirds model, the Olympus E-620. If either of those are alien to you, the new camera will sit on the palm of your hand, but is unlikely to fit in even a small bag.
The OM-D (E-M5) comes in a silver or black body adding to that retro feel - we like the black better. Also adding to the retro feel is the sheer number of buttons and dials on the model - it seems the only thing missing is the original film advance lever. However, that hasn't stopped Olympus adding a 3-inch OLED capacitive touchscreen rear-panel monitor that can be tilted to assist when shooting from high and low angles.
As you can imagine, using OLED here makes a big difference over previous LCD screens found on the Pen range, and like OLED screens on phones, the inclusion on the OM-D offers a major improvement in quality and perceived quality of the image when viewing it in playback mode.
Sadly, we weren't allowed out of the blacked-out armoured truck in which we were shown the new camera to see how the screen fared in bright sunlight, but shooting and then viewing images back on the screen in the environment we were in looked pretty sharp.
Not that you need to care about that OLED screen. The biggest difference, aside from the new design, is that the camera will be the first Olympus Micro Four Thirds camera to have an electronic viewfinder (EVF) giving you a more traditional camera feel that sets it apart from the Pen models. That EVF is incredibly sharp (1440k-dot) allowing you to check manual adjustments to brightness and colour tones live and again, in our quick play, worked very well.
Looks are one thing, what about performance?
Olympus is pushing several core features here and sadly while we were able to get a feel for it in the hand, we weren't able really to test the camera's shooting capabilities. What we can talk about is some of the specs ahead of a more in-depth play we have planned for the next couple of weeks.
The new high-speed Live MOS Sensor on the OM-D comes with 16.1 megapixels, and allied to the TruePic VI image processing engine it offers noise-reduction capability and still-image shooting sensitivity as high as ISO 25600.
Olympus is also boasting the fastest auto-focus of any interchangeable lens camera (including all DSLRs) with a further refinement of the world-beating FAST AF (Frequency Acceleration Sensor Technology) also found on the popular Pen series models.
Again, that's hard to test in the back of a truck, but even in the poor lighting it seemed to be quick.
According to Olympus the OM-D will include Fine Detail Processing technology, first seen on the E-5, which eliminates Moiré and pseudo-colours, while Real-Colour Technology is used to reproduce previously hard-to- render colours such as emerald green. The OM-D also offers a new "Key Line" filter to enhance edge lines, op make the photo look more like an illustration; two variations provide different-strength effects. Art Filter Bracketing allows you to generate multiple pictures with different filters from a single shot.
Where Olympus is really hoping to impress though is a new five-axis image stabilisation that now not only deals with yaw and pitch, but also horizontal and vertical shift as well as rotary motion.
That should come in handy when you are without a tripod, but also when shooting movies. The OM-D can record Full HD (1920 x 1080) in MOV format up to 29 minutes.
On the accessories front, the OM-D is compatible with all MFT Olympus lenses, which will be supplemented by two new lens options later in the year: the M.Zuiko Digital ED 75mm 1:1.8 and the M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm 1:2.8 macro. There is also the battery grip, flash and adapte rings, to make a complete package.
First impressions of the Olympus OM-D are good. Although our time with the camera was brief, we can't help marvelling at its classic lines, whilst feeling rather reassured by it's modern innards.
We will be bringing you a full review in the near future, so stay tuned.
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