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NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Olie Biologique, a pure, potent and luxurious hair and skincare oils brand, expands within the Los Angeles market with its launch at the NewBeauty boutique at Fred Segal in Santa Monica, CA.
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Tim McGraw graces the cover of the next issue of Billboard, out January 19th. Inside, Tim discusses his new album Two Lanes of Freedom, the next phase of his career and his break from Curb.
He says of his former label, "They hurt my career. I felt like I was at the top of my game, and to not be able to get to the places I wanted to be...it was really hard to sit back, with me being competitive."
Dishing on his new music, he says, "I hear hits every day. I pass on songs all the time that I know are hits. But I don't want to just do hits." He explains that he may have to commit to the material for the next 20 years.
McGraw's highly anticipated upcoming album, Two Lanes of Freedom will be released on his new lable Big Machine on February 5th.
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By Gregory Phillips Staff writer
SPRING LAKE - When Phyllis Mason didn't reply to her son's "how are you" texts, he knew something was wrong.
What Carl Mason never could have imagined was that his 75-year-old mother was dying from a flesh-destroying disease caused by an aggressive bacteria in an unusual combination.
Just five days after first complaining of a burning sensation in her right leg, Phyllis Mason was dead. She was killed by necrotizing fasciitis, also known - not quite accurately - as flesh-eating disease.
In Mason's case, it was caused by hypermucoviscous Klebsiella pneumoniae, a bacterium that dwells in most human intestinal tracts but can prey on people with weakened immune systems. It's fast-moving, hard to treat and considered an emerging pathogen worldwide.
"Klebsiella is a highly adaptive organism that is really opportunistic," said Dr. Luke Chen, an infectious disease specialist at Duke University. "When something's wrong, it can certainly take advantage of that situation and cause disease."
The bacteria are spread through contact with open wounds, and the healthy are generally not at risk of infection, doctors said.
"The risk of the family or the caretakers catching it is very low," said Dr. Tran Phu, medical director at the Cumberland County Health Department. Phu was not aware of the local case but said the condition is so rare that hospitals aren't required to notify local agencies about it.
First identified in North Carolina in 1996, reports of Klebsiella pneumoniae have since spread, and the bug has mutated. One outbreak of a strain particularly resistant to antibiotics - a so-called superbug - killed six patients at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Washington, D.C., in 2011.
Doctors at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, where Mason was treated, said she did not have that strain. But what she had was very aggressive and hard for antibiotics to penetrate.
Mason had been recovering at home from a pelvic fracture. During a text conversation with her son Aug. 31, a Friday, she complained of a burning sensation in her right leg. He checked it during a visit Saturday, and it looked fine.
On Sunday, she texted him that it hurt and was a little swollen, and that she was going to put some ice on it.
When Carl Mason sent her a text Monday morning, there was no response. No one else had heard from her, either. He stopped by and knocked on the door. No response. He didn't have his key, so he broke in.
"You could feel it," he said. "I wasn't going to find something great."
Phyllis Mason was face down on the living room floor, breathing but unconscious, one arm bent awkwardly beneath her. There were black bruise-like spots on her leg where she had complained of the pain, her son said.
He called 911. By the time they arrived at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, Carl Mason said, he spotted what looked like large water blisters on her leg, surrounded by skin that was green, as if dyed.
The emergency room doctors told him they suspected it was gangrene. They soon confirmed she was suffering from necrotizing fasciitis.
Doctors said they would try to remove the affected tissue, but the chances of success were less than half.
"Basically, they told us we should start letting people know," Carl Mason said.
By the time his mother died Wednesday morning, the blackened area stretched from her hip to her ankle.
Phyllis Mason had an open sore above her tailbone from sitting so much during her recovery from the fracture. Doctors told her son that's likely how the bacteria got in. Workers and visitors wore gowns and gloves around her at the hospital.
The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention doesn't track cases like this one, a spokeswoman said. But the CDC told Adcock Funeral Home to use what are known as universal precautions when handling Mason's body.
Jackson Taylor, who embalmed her, said he contacted the CDC for advice.
"I'd never seen anything as severe as that," he said. "It was pretty alarming."
Universal precautions involve limited staff contact with the body and no exposed skin for anyone involved in the embalming.
"The bacteria was still working even as I got her into her casket," Taylor said. During the public viewing, Mason's body was roped off to keep people 3 feet away.
Necrotizing fasciitis is often called flesh-eating disease because the bacteria produce toxins that destroy skin and muscle. Chen said even after the host and the bacteria die, the toxins can continue to decompose and work on the muscles, which he said could be what Taylor saw.
Only after her death, when her son contacted infection-control staff at the hospital, did Carl Mason learn what bacteria had caused his mother's disease.
"No one ever really sat us down and said, 'Here's what we're up against,' " said Mason, who worked several years in information systems for Fayetteville Publishing Co., which owns The Fayetteville Observer. "The question in my mind was, I touched my kid - is she going to get this?"
Chen said there's almost no chance of "lightning striking again" among her relatives.
"Even if the family got exposed to the pathogen, they are very unlikely to have any consequences," he said.
Phyllis Mason's combination of age, frailty because of her fracture and exposure to the bacteria amounted to bad luck, Chen said.
"Altogether, the pathogen got in and took advantage of a very much weakened host," he said. "It's a matter of misfortune."
Phyllis Mason was a quiet, matter-of-fact woman who was determined to recover from her fracture, her son said. She enjoyed reading to her 2-year-old granddaughter and showing her the flowers in the yard.
In just a few days, a rare combination of factors snuffed out that determination, leaving a family to grieve, and to wonder.
"When you're dealing with something like this, you have some paranoia, because you just don't know," Mason said. "It's just scary."
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Until I read the TLS today I didn't know there was such a thing as a "remixologist". Katherine Hayles reviews Remix the Book by the improbably monickered Mark Amerika.
Writing an incantatory prose lineated as poetry [does this just mean prose with the line breaks in silly places? -- M.J.] Amerika performs as well as explains, an artistic practice he calls "remixology". He "samples" Alfred North Whitehead, Nam June Paik, Allen Ginsberg and a host of others, in his role as "VJ Professor" (by analogy with a DJ, a VJ improvises a mixture of video images as well as sounds). Such performances are "postproductions" (because they sample from pre-existing material) carried out "with just in time/ source material as part of an open-source lifestyle". "Remixologists", then, are artists who
stand with their hyperimprovisational instruments on whatever ground of the moment they happen to be playing on as they port their narrative/network potential and its manifest aesthetic facts into the compositional playing field their novelty generation operates in
[...] In Amerika's vision, the artist's goal is to work towards an ecstatic state in which he is consciously and unconsciously performing in sync with complex feedback loops.
But who will sample the samplers? Someone, presumably a re-remixologist, called Rick Silva whose "art and research has been supported through grants and commissions from places such as Turbulence, Rhizome, and The Whitney Museum of American Art":
The "Isarithm" remix is sourced from the 184 sections of Mark Amerika's "Sentences on Remixology 1.0" essay. Each sentence becomes a 30 frame video multi-verse where forms oscillate between intelligible lines and illegible texts. The video is accompanied by Woulg's music which samples Mark Amerika's "Consider the Is" audio reading.
Remixing should not be confused with free mixing. The latter is forbidden by the Koran, but presumably not the former, since the Koran is itself a re-re-remix of Judaism, Christianity, pagan Arab myths and the desires of that arch-sampler/remixologist Mohammed.


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Breast-feeding and alcohol: Is it OK to drink?
I'm breast-feeding. Is it OK to drink alcohol?
from Elizabeth LaFleur, R.N.
Breast-feeding and alcohol don't mix well. There's no level of alcohol in breast milk that's considered safe for a baby to drink.
When you drink alcohol, it passes into your breast milk at concentrations similar to those found in your bloodstream. Although a breast-fed baby is exposed to just a fraction of the alcohol his or her mother drinks, a newborn eliminates alcohol from his or her body at only half the rate of an adult.
Research suggests that breast-fed babies who are exposed to one drink a day might have impaired motor development and that alcohol can cause changes in sleep patterns. Also, while folklore says that drinking alcohol improves milk production, studies show that alcohol actually decreases milk production and that the presence of alcohol in breast milk causes babies to drink about 20 percent less.
If you choose to drink, avoid breast-feeding until alcohol has completely cleared your breast milk. This typically takes two to three hours for 12 ounces (355 milliliters) of 5 percent beer, 5 ounces (148 milliliters) of 11 percent wine or 1.5 ounces (44 milliliters) of 40 percent liquor, depending on your body weight. If you plan to drink alcohol, consider having a drink just after breast-feeding so that the alcohol begins to clear your breast milk during the natural interval between breast-feeding sessions.
Pumping and dumping breast milk doesn't speed the elimination of alcohol from your body. However, if you'll be missing a breast-feeding session, pumping and dumping will help you maintain your milk supply and avoid engorgement.
Remember, breast-feeding is the optimal way to feed a newborn and is recommended until a baby is at least age 1. If you choose to drink, plan carefully to avoid exposing your baby to alcohol.
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11th-ranked Tigers clinch SCAC's top seed with win over Stormy Petrels
February 18, 2007
February 18, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - The 11th-ranked Tigers wrapped up the top seed in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament with a 95-58 win over visiting Oglethorpe. DePauw improved to 22-3 overall and 12-2 in the SCAC, while Oglethorpe dropped to 19-6 overall and 11-3 in the conference. The win also extended DePauw's SCAC record for consecutive home conference wins to 33.
The Stormy Petrels took an early 9-5 lead, but DePauw responded with a 16-3 run to take the lead for good and went to the intermission with a 47-28 advantage. Oglethorpe closed to within 15 early in the second half, but DePauw scored the next seven to push the margin to 22.
Liz Bondi led the Tigers with 17, while Gretchen Haehl added 14 followed by Suzy Doughty with 13 and Cassie Pruzin with 11. Bridget Bailey grabbed a team-high six rebounds as DePauw held a 37-30 edge on the boards.
Anna Findley led Oglethorpe with 12, while Katie Kulavic added 11 and Tina Grace scored 10 and grabbed a game-high seven rebounds.
DePauw hit 51.5 percent from the field and nailed 10 of 17 three-point shots, while Oglethorpe shot 36.8 percent for the game and just 31 percent in the first half. The Stormy Petrels also committed 26 turnovers which the Tigers turned into 26 points.
The Tigers face Sewanee in the opening round of the SCAC tournament on Friday, February 23, at 6 p.m. CST while Oglethorpe takes on Southwestern at 1 p.m. CST. All women's games are at Rhodes College. More tournament information will be posted on the DePauw Web site with official tournament information available here.


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America's top bankers and CEOs don't have any more talent than millions of other Americans. They do have, two timely new data dumps remind us, plenty of generous friends in pivotal places.
We Americans, former Reagan White House budget director David Stockman told a reporter last week, "no longer have a democracy." Instead, Stockman charged, we have "crony capitalism," a system that's rigging the economy to benefit the powerful few — at everyone else's expense.
Last week brought still more evidence on how revoltingly raw this rigging has become. Wall Street and Corporate America, new data detail, have some incredibly thoughtful cronies who sit in some incredibly important places.
Some of these cronies run the Federal Reserve. Others serve on corporate boards of directors. Together, they've made the Great Recession a Great Sensation — for America's corporate and banking elite. (more…)


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5:00 PM | Imperial Fringe: Fluid thinking (South Kensington) |
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6:00 PM | The Curious History of Christmas Food (Cheapside, City of London) |
Guildhall Library's Dr Peter Ross narrates the history of Christmas feasting. (Cost: £5) |
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Black Bloomsbury (Bloomsbury) | |
1:00 PM | UCL Art Museum's new autumn exhibition highlights black history in Bloomsbury between 1918 to 1948. (Ending Soon! Fri, 13th Dec) |
Zoroastrianism in History and Imagination (Euston) | |
10:30 AM | A visual narrative of the history of Zoroastrianism, its rich cultural heritage and the influence it has had on the major world religions (Ending Soon! Sat, 14th Dec) |
Great Estates: How London's landowners shape the city (Bloomsbury) | |
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The Accessible Art Show (Mayfair) | |
9:00 AM | Leather bound books and antiquarian prints will be accompanied by an mixture of modern and contemporary paintings. (Ending Soon! Fri, 20th Dec) |
You Blow My Mind (Stoke Newington) | |
12:00 PM | Art exhibition inspired by time spent by the artist in the Peruvian Amazon and the Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations. (Ending Soon! Sun, 22nd Dec) |
15 for 150 Exhibition: Art on the Underground (Finsbury Park) | |
10:00 AM | To commemorate 150 years of London Underground, 15 artists have been commissioned to create a special signed and numbered limited edition artwork. (Ending Soon! Tue, 24th Dec) |
Roll up! roll Up! Surprises in Store! (Acton) | |
11:00 AM | A random collection of items from Dr Who to kitchenware and bicycles. (Ends on Tue, 31st Dec) |
Take the Tube: A History of the Underground Railway in Camden (Clerkenwell) | |
10:00 AM | A Free Historical Exhibition (Ends on Tue, 31st Dec) |
Mail Rail: A Photographic Exhibition (Clerkenwell) | |
10:00 AM | An exhibition of photos taken of the mothballed post office railway under London. (Ends on Tue, 31st Dec) |
Going underground: Our journey to the future (Victoria Dock) | |
10:00 AM | At the heart of the exhibition will be a full-size mock up of a brand new concept metro train – the Siemens Inspiro. (Ends on Tue, 31st Dec) |
Greenwich Advent Windows | |
All Day | Various homes, shops and offices around Greenwich open an advent window each day -- can all be seen after Xmas. (Ends on Thu, 2nd Jan) |
National Theatre Lampoon (Southwark) | |
9:30 AM | Uncover the story of the National from the early 1900s to today through rearely seen cartoons and caricatures, (Ends on Sat, 4th Jan) |
400 Years Of Seasonal Traditions In English Homes (Bethnal Green) | |
10:00 AM | Annual exhibition where the museum rooms are decorated as for a Christmas in the past. (Ends on Sat, 4th Jan) |
After dark at Kew Gardens (Kew) | |
4:30 PM | An illuminated trail through Kew Garden's winter landscape - open late. (Ends on Sat, 4th Jan) (Cost: £12.50) |
Water, Water, Everywhere (Enfield) | |
9:00 AM | A local history museum exhibition on the 400th Anniversary of the completion of the New River. (Ends on Sun, 5th Jan) |
A Hogarth's House Christmas (Chiswick) | |
12:00 PM | A chance to see 300 years of Christmases at Hogarth's House. (Ends on Sun, 5th Jan) (Cost: £5) |
200 Years of the Library of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers (Cheapside, City of London) | |
9:30 AM | This exhibition celebrates the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Clockmakers' Company Library (1813), (Ends on Fri, 17th Jan) |
'It's Arsenal around here': 100 years in Islington | |
10:00 AM | A celebratory exhibition telling the 100-year old story of Arsenal Football Club's presence in Islington (1913-2013). (Ends on Fri, 24th Jan) |
Picture This: Children's Illustrated Classics (Camden) | |
All Day | Discover how illustrators over the years have interpreted our favourite tales in beautiful and imaginative ways. (Ends on Sun, 26th Jan) |
Exhibition: Origins of the Afro Comb (Tottenham) | |
1:00 PM | A project by Dr Sally-Ann Ashton, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge University. (Ends on Sun, 2nd Feb) |
Foreign Bodies, Common Ground (Camden) | |
All Day | What happens when you set up six artist residencies in different medical research centres throughout the world? (Ends on Sun, 9th Feb) |
Toys: A Serious Business (Walthamstow) | |
10:00 AM | An exhibition that looks at local toy factories - Wells Brimtoy, famous for their range of tin-plate toys and Britains. (Ends on Sun, 23rd Feb) |
A history of Redbridge in Maps | |
10:00 AM | Using a range of beautiful maps, take a journey through space and time to discover over 2,000 years of local history in this Redbridge maps exhibition (Ends on Sat, 1st Mar) |
War Games (Bethnal Green) | |
10:00 AM | An exhibition that explores the relationship between conflict and children's play, and the ways toys have been influenced by warfare from 1800s (Ends on Sun, 9th Mar) |
Georgians Revealed - Life, Style and the Making of Modern Britain (Camden) | |
All Day | Discover the Georgians as they really were, through the objects that tell the stories of their lives. (Ends on Tue, 11th Mar) (Cost: £9) |
Beyond El Dorado power and gold in ancient Colombia (Bloomsbury) | |
All Day | An exhibition about the myths of El Dorado in South America (Ends on Sun, 23rd Mar) (Cost: £10) |
Airfix - Making History (Colindale) | |
All Day | A signature exhibition commemorating and celebrating the national institution that is Airfix. (Ends on Wed, 2nd Apr) |
Turner and the Sea (Greenwich) | |
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Casual Connect Europe will take place next month in Hamburg, and approximately 1,700 attendees are expected to attend the three-day event. The conference is an opportunity for industry professionals to discuss challenges and trends in the casual sector, and have a few beers together. Confirmed sessions include topics such as browser, MMO, social, mobile, and other genres. Casual Connect takes place February 12-14. Thanks, Develop.
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Nintendo of America's senior director of product development, Tom Prata, revealed that according to Nintendo research, that the gaming market could grow as much as 50 percent.
Speaking at the Casual Connect conference in Seattle, Prata stated that during the past two-and-a-half years, 30 million new gamers came into the fold in North America alone. This has brought the current player base to 143.7 million.
According to company research, the active market size of console and handheld gamers sits at 295 million and could grow by 150 million "if the right game came along."
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WildTangent boss Alex St John has told the Casual Connect game conference in Seattle that the current generation of consoles will be the last, making the prediction that video game consoles will be "extinct" by 2020.
"We are looking at the last generation of consoles right now," he said, talking at the event this week. "I am going to predict to you that the PS3, the Wii and the Xbox are the last generation of consoles that you either see or that anybody regards as successful in the market."
Big games publishers are also going to get caught out in the coming years, said the exec.
"Everything they know how to do is wrong," he said. "They start in a well. They think that brand matters. They think that their marketing expertise matters. They think that a pile of art work and a box matters. They have got a bunch of people paid huge salaries with years of expertise who would never dream of firing themselves because they have got the wrong domain expertise.
"And so Disney, for example, would never have funded the $200 million project to build Club Penguin, but boy they paid $700 million like little b****** to buy it after it hit the market… So the weird thing is that the expertise and the skill set to create these games – they are not really rocket science to make – it is just an entirely new mentality. The big budgets and the money and all the stuff these companies have that are entrenched are not an advantage, they are an encumbrance."
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More than you can count. Now buy 3.
Here is a great Zoom chart from Fujifilm to show you how about how a 16x would look! http://www.fujifilm.ca/products/digital_cameras/j/finepix_jx250/features/img/page_11/Zoom_Chart.jpg
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Nice. This is a great little camera, I agree that Lumix is a wonderful and consistently good line of digital cameras. Price comparison: Amazon.com price: $254 (for new, not refurbished). http://tinyurl.com/lumixzs10 Buy.com: $265. http://tinyurl.com/7atcjsn Adorama: $249 (you need to add to cart to see this price). http://tinyurl.com/78lnmvg I'd get one if I needed one...
cbh5150 wrote:So why does the pic show the zoom as 21x ?
Optical and digital zoom. Big difference
If you plan on actually trying to capture decent images with a 16x zoom, invest in a mono-pod. Even a cheapo-eBay will work wonders.
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We love our rugged, reliable Panasonic Luminix DMC TZ1. If we were ready for an upgrade, we'd POUNCE on this. We've just read online reviews for this camera, and the old "Lumix DMC-ZS10" - seems to really be holding its own.
I got the DMC-ZS6 from Woot a while back over the summer. I absolutely love it, the options are great, and it takes wonderful shots. The zoom is really amazing as well, shows a little noise at full zoom (digital too) but with just optical it is astounding. I would definitely recommend Panasonic digital cameras and would buy this camera, if someone would take my old one. Don't worry about it being refurb either, quite a good price.
The people at DPReview don't think much of it. In a comparison test they rated it in the middle of the pack for image quality in good light, and at the bottom for low-light and flash performance. Their conclusion said
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10 is up there with the Sony HX9V, Canon SX230 HS and Nikon S9100 in terms of specification and video performance, but its poor LCD visibility in good light, clunky interface and relatively poor noise and noise-reduction performance mean that it can't quite stack up with the best of its competition.
(Reposted from the last time this camera was offered.)
My previous comments: By the way, it was $239.99 then, so it's $70 cheaper than August. Product webpage: http://panasonic.net/avc/lumix/compact/zs10_tz20/index.html including tab to multiple reviews: http://panasonic.net/avc/lumix/evaluated/index.html#zs10 From the US Panasonic website: Product support page: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Cameras-Camcorders/Digital-Cameras/Lumix-Digital-Cameras/model.DMC-ZS10K including manual assuming I picked the right model: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCZS10_ADV.PDF (Yeah, I know the manual is linked above, just keeping it in for future reference). Limited consumer reviews on tab for main US product page: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/shop/Cameras-Camcorders/LUMIX-Digital-Cameras-Point-amp-Shoot-Models/model.DMC-ZS10K $239.99 price from August 13, 2011 last woot vs. $169.99 November 13-today. I'll also tell you that I have bought several Panasonic cameras and have not been disappointed, and provide froogle and show you that PC Magazine's last Readers' choice award for digital cameras went to Panasonic and Nikon last September 2011: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2393458,00.asp but Panasonic still finished a respectable 3rd including: "While Panasonic may have lost its top spot in superzooms, it wasn't far behind with an overall rating of 8.5. The company's cameras in this category had the highest reliability rating in the category (9.1) and the fewest superzooms needing repairs (1 percent). Panasonic had the lowest repair rate across all categories (2 percent) as well. It received the highest overall rating from our readers in the enthusiast category and was consistently in the top tier in other categories. For these reasons, Panasonic also gets an Honorable Mention." PC World readers put Panasonic on top autumn 2010: http://www.pcworld.com/article/211090/2010_reliability_and_service_survey_cameras.html Other reviews: CNet: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/panasonic-lumix-dmc-zs10/4505-6501_7-34505755.html PCWorld: http://www.pcworld.com/article/224737/review_panasonic_lumix_dmczs10.html ZDNet's collection of the reviews if you would prefer: http://www.zdnet.com/reviews/product/digital-cameras/panasonic-lumix-dmc-zs10-silver/34505713 Digital Camera Review: http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/default.asp?newsID=4705&review=panasonic+lumix+zs10 Okay, I'm beat, good night! (Edit: cleaned up a few outdated words/phrases). (Edit: Last update, PCMag article on quality now available for 2011. Panasonic again did well).
Which model is this? Because if it's the DMC-ZS8, you can get it in Silver for $179.99 NEW, and with Free Shipping on Amazon. EDIT:Never mind my question. I see now it's the DMC-ZS10.
We had the older version of this camera with only the 12x zoom, and we were astonished how much better the pictures were and what we could capture compared to our canon point and shoots. We lost the camera at kings island and have lamented it ever since. The Leica lens seems to make a major difference, especially when compared to other cameras in this price range. Shutter lag was never a problem, although we got some blurry first pictures before we mastered letting the AF adjust and lock. The ability to adjust many of the manual features is great even for amateurs like me, pros would love it. The zoom really is where this camera excels...you will be blown away by how good this camera is for the money. Oh yeah, the optical zoom worked when shooting HD video, and I am pretty certain this one does too.
Steve's Digicam review. http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/panasonic/lumix-dmc-zs10/panasonic-lumix-dmc-zs10-review.html
I bought this one in earlier this year, refurbed, on woot. Time and time again it has proven to be one of the best point and shoots i've ever seen. I took test pictures when I first got it of flowers in the backyard. It was a bit windy and the roses were swaying but it captured a completely clear photo of it. I also took it on a fishing trip with me. It captured great moving photos as we were taking the boat out onto the lake. Then I was able to test out the zoom on the flags over the marina at least 300 meters away. Then I took pictures of deer about 200 'meters away. All turned out incredibly clear. From fireworks, family reunion, camping trip, state fair, and so much more this camera has captured everything clearly. Ishow everyone I can this camera including professional photographers. If you need a camera and have the money, buy this. I promise you will not be disappointed.
For superzooms, I've always seen it as a battle between Samsung and Panasonic. Both are Asian electronics giants not known for imaging, yet both brands have received generally very good reviews. Because their specialty is electronics, both companies also outsource to respected lensmakers for their optics. Panasonic uses Leica while Samsung uses Schneider-Kreuznach. As a result, photo quality have been very good. The respected site, depreviews.com, for example, lauded the 15x zoom Samsung HZ30W (which I bought here on Woot for $119) for its lack of optical distortion. In the past, I've always preferred Samsung for one reason: Video. Panasonic used outdated Motion JPEG compression while Samsung uses H.264. As a result, Samsung can hold roughly 4x as much video of the same quality in the same amount of space. But this Panasonic not only uses H.264, but it also gives you the option of MJPEG. And it does 1080 HD. In short, the video specs are incredible. I also hated the fact that Panasonic used MOV, which no free Windows program can edit well. I believe that it now uses the more universal MP4 container, which Samsung has used for a while. My only question now is whether this Panasonic can pause while recording. Virtually no digital cameras (or palmcorders like the Flip, or even cheap camcorders) have this ability -- except Samsungs. This is an important feature for many reasons (read the previous Panasonic camera Woot for details). Regardless, the specs for this Panasonic is amazing, and I'm tempted to pull the trigger.
To moderator: Half-seriously, if you want me to go back to breaking up the links into individual categories for multiple posts, I can. I just didn't want to force you to link to multiple posts if you thought all of the links were worthwhile, and figured maybe it would be better with one summary collection. I'll do whatever you want to make the info the most helpful. Also, half-seriously, sorry I overwhelmed you ;)
CaviMike wrote:If you plan on actually trying to capture decent images with a 16x zoom, invest in a mono-pod. Even a cheapo-eBay will work wonders.
I got a bunch of pen-sized tripods for $1 each (10 for $10, free s/h) on eBay, which I gave as stocking stuffers. The flexible legs allowed them to adjust to odd surfaces. And turn off Optical (and Digital) Stabilization when you use a tripod. Not only is it unnecessary (unless your surface is unstable) but stabilization can actually add unwanted artifacts to the image. Some cameras will automatically turn off stabilization if it detects a tripod.
lll0228 wrote:Nice. This is a great little camera, I agree that Lumix is a wonderful and consistently good line of digital cameras. Price comparison: Amazon.com price: $254 (for new, not refurbished). http://tinyurl.com/lumixzs10 Buy.com: $265. http://tinyurl.com/7atcjsn Adorama: $249 (you need to add to cart to see this price). http://tinyurl.com/78lnmvg I'd get one if I needed one...
I would too. I have more point and shoots then fingers on my hands. One site was as high as $325. Most were $250 and up, up and away. This is a great deal.
whatsamattaU wrote:To moderator: Half-seriously, if you want me to go back to breaking up the links into individual categories for multiple posts, I can. I just didn't want to force you to link to multiple posts if you thought all of the links were worthwhile, and figured maybe it would be better with one summary collection. I'll do whatever you want to make the info the most helpful. Also, half-seriously, sorry I overwhelmed you ;)
No, it's fine. I'd rather have that than a bunch of posts for which I will usually only quote one or two. Just needed some interesting text, don't ya know.
I have a DMC-ZS7 and it's truly an excellent point and shoot under a range of conditions. Here's a sample sunset shot: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fiatlux/6306860713/ If I were in the market for a replacement, I'd pull the trigger on this.
MichXelle wrote:I would too. I have more point and shoots then fingers on my hands. One site was as high as $325. Most were $250 and up, up and away. This is a great deal.
Keep in mind, however, that this Lumix is refurbished. While I have no problems with buying one (my Samsung from Woot is a refurb), you may not want to give one as a gift. Some people are tempted to remove any label that says "REFURBISHED" but that's not good enough. If the recipient registers the camera online with a serial number, the truth will be revealed. That's because refurbs generally have a shorter warranty. And then you'll really look like jerk. Not only were you cheap, but you're also a liar!
ThunderThighs wrote:No, it's fine. I'd rather have that than a bunch of posts for which I will usually only quote one or two. Just needed some interesting text, don't ya know.
That's all I needed to know. My knowledge/posts are hit/miss, so I like gathering everything into one place when I go to past posts. FWIW, PC World's reader survey for electronics (if they're doing the usual) I expect to see at the end of the month. Good night, ThunderThighs/y'all!
Really.. don't waste your money on a camera like this where the lens extends out from the body. Im a materials and mfg engineer and I spent 10's of hours looking at which kind of models , on ebay, were available as a BROKEN camera and why they were broken. The vast number were this style. The style where the lens body already stuck out had nearly none for sale. This style had literally a hundred for sale and nearly all due to the lens not working. I bought a Panasonic anyway from woot and took extreme care of it. After 500 shots the lens failed to retract. I had it professionally looked at but the gears wouldn't engage again. I felt stupid because I already knew how badly they fared but my desire overcame my needs. Every other camera I've ever had have all worked beautifully. They are: Olympus C2000 Oly C750 Canon SX40 Remember this message and if you buy .. and it fails due to the lenses not working properly at least write a note warning other people off .. These cams are made for silly girls who want to slip them into their 2" x 3" x 1/2" purse and shoot a shot they couldn't care less about. If that's you.. fine.. Buy it. I don't even mind if you're silly, a girl, or have a purse. But when are you going to have money if you spend it now? : )
i bought the zs6 a while back from woot! and it's become my daily compact carry camera. i found many years ago that you can get better photos with a compact you've got *with* you than the expensive SLR (or DSLR nowadays) that's back at home. it fits easily into a very small belt pouch i found at black rock last year. today's woot! is about the same size, with a longer lens and more resolution. the picture quality of the earlier model (less resolution) is great for everything but giant prints and ultra-crops. the "iA" (intelligent auto) mode is brilliant - the camera figures out what you're shooting, and adjusts accordingly. it can tell if you're tracking a moving subject, and automatically increase the ISO for a faster shutter speed, or provide exactly the right amount of fill-in. i found a great, very well thought-out and detailed review of this newer model here: http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Panasonic_Lumix_DMC_TZ20_ZS10/ lots of pictures, and good explanations of features like the 220fps movie mode, and and recognizing a face of an under-3 year old and switching to "baby" mode. i'm almost tempted to jump on this just in case i lose my zs6 . . .
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/ZS10/ZS10A.HTM My favorite review site.
do the refurbish products come with the original box?
gobears99 wrote:do the refurbish products come with the original box?
Nope, no boxes. Items laid flat on a cardboard and shrink-wrapped.
I have the similar but slightly older and less zoomy Panasonic ZS3 also known as TZ7. It is heads and shoulders above my old P&S, a Sony DSC-W7 which actually worked very well. Noteworthy improvements are the amazing zoom length in such a small camera and the pictures are sharp enough at any zoom level. Low light and motion photos are greatly improved by the spectacular stabilization system which I leave on full force all the time. The camera may be delicate-- sometimes there are wavy lines on the display or the zoom is transiently erratic suggesting the likelihood of future failure. At about $150 on eBay, I immediately bought a spare. Another issue is short battery life when taking high resolution (720p) video. You really need to carry at least one spare. I don't need the GPS and I would be concerned that in this particular camera, there are too many pixels for the sensor size. The TZ7 has 10MP in the same size sensor. And it gets pretty noisy when operated over ISO 400. Fortunately, you rarely need to do that because of that incredible stabilization system. You can still buy the ZS3/TZ7 on eBay new or refurb'd but most refurb'd's are new. I'd get a Square Trade warranty because they are delicate and don't like shocks, water and dirt. Movies are especially nice with this thing because they are so well stabilized, it looks as if you're on a tripod when you're not. And you get follow focusing (which actually works) and the ability to zoom at just the right zoom speed. Of course it takes beautiful, well saturated, accurately colored, very sharp images. The only time I didn't like this camera was trying video in bright sun at an air show. The far away, fast approaching jets and the high sky aerobatics were simply impossible to see on the viewfinder. The camera has no optional optical finder and no accessory shoe to mount one from another camera system. For most things, it's wonderful. A user of the ZS3 called Transemiro has created an incredible Flicker gallery of his images and provides hints for correct settings to get similar results. I have to admit I still don't get quite as good pictures as he does. You can see them here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mirepapa/4551449263/
I bought this camera a few months back. I have taken some great pictures with it since. a few times I found the pictures to be out of focus or grainy but that was my lack of inexperience I am sure, there are SO many settings and options and I have not taken the time to learn to use it fully - plus - I do not know a lot about cameras. I am glad it is on woot again tonite because I am hoping others who also purchased this will read this and answer my two concerns. 1) Clunky optical mechanics: In video mode I found that while zooming the mechanical assembly that extended the optics has one clunk point that is felt, heard (barely) and NOTICED in the viewfinder as the image shifts slightly. This clunk point is probably heard in the audio also. (another reason I am glad this is on sale again is the reminder for me to send it out for repair of this defect SOON -if I can still under the warranty) I am asking all of you if this was noticed on your camera, figuring if its reported by many others that there is nothing that can be fixed, that this is just the way it is. 2) Audio Quality: I love to shoot live bands/concerts. When I inquired before buying this earlier I had asked if anyone knows how well the audio recorded sounds... NOBODY answered. I have shot concert videos for years on a JVC Eviro GZ-MG77u, it's audio is at 384k and sounds fantastic, never does it overload, great bass and overall sound. I seen a similar JVC Eviro not long ago wooted here and was reading the comments, when I came to the mention that it recorded in mono only that is all the further I went and decided not to get it. I have taken this Lumix out on one musical occasion and the pictures & videos looked great in such a setting. The audio sounded good, yet seemed to be lacking in the bass and overall was just missing something, I know it is at I think 192k, yet still should had sounded better I have been thinking. Next time I will bring both camera's and do a side by side shoot so I can get a legit comparison to the great sound my good ole' JVC can record, to be sure.
Can't Remember the last time I've used a stand alone point and shoot...my iPhone has since taken that role..and the 4S does a stellar enough job at that.
flashbeezy wrote:Can't Remember the last time I've used a stand alone point and shoot...my iPhone has since taken that role..and the 4S does a stellar enough job at that.
Yeah, I love the 0x zoom on my 4S.
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Sometimes, but there will always be some indicator that it's refurbished, i.e. labels on the box and camera. The warranty card will also often say refurbed since the warranty is generally shorter. If you plan on giving one as a gift, or deceptively selling it on eBay as new, read this post first.
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To the best of my knowledge and research, neither the OSX or Windows version will Copy/Paste Pitiful...completely unbelievable.
To the best of my knowledge and research, neither the OSX or Windows version will Copy/Paste text!!! A known bug they've ignored for years...UNBELIEVABLE!
I got the demo version of AccountEdge because it was good for OSX. The UI is great. Feature set...nice. Basic useability...a complete bust! Should I move forward...hoping they did the hard stuff right...when they blew it completely on the basics???
Thank goodness I didn't buy this loser! C'mon...this is 2013. Don't waste your time. I got 12-14 hours into set-up and input, only to discover gross, pitiful flaws like this! The way I see it...they owe me a thousand dollars!
Color me...shocked, disappointed and bitter. …- Written by Mark K from Buena Park
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You won't be buying this program once, but every year!
Having used this accounting software for over 15 years, the only complaint is that you will need to purchase an upgrade (aprox 100 Having used this accounting software for over 15 years, the only complaint is that you will need to purchase an upgrade (aprox 100.) and the tax tables ($250) every year after. Even a simple 2% change in tax laws cannot be done on your own. The only way to make this change is either manually adjusting every paycheck every week or being held hostage to their upgrade & tax table charges. I am not sure if this is common practice with other accouting software companies, but you should factor this in as an extra annual espense if you purchase this software. …
- Written by Joe R from Hamburg
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Questions & Answers
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can you create business checks
- Asked by Nationwide Credit R from Freehold
- Sep 16, 2013
can this do profit & losses?
- Asked by Michael J from Des Plaines
- Sep 3, 2013
Can I download my Bank Account transactions so I can categorize them later?
- Asked by Jeffrey W from Richmond
- Mar 29, 2013
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I have a Mac mini with no CD slot. How can I install AccountEdge?
- Asked by Lucita B
- Jul 17, 2013
Does this program do Estimates????
- Asked by Vicki M from Lafayette
- Mar 15, 2013
can you do accounts receivables reports
- Asked by Oscar L V from Odessa
- Apr 27, 2013
This is a standard feature of the application. Many AR aging reports are available.
- Answered by Louis C from Prevost
- Apr 28, 2013