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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8

28.07.2009 23:45    dcresource.com
Last, but certainly not least, is the Lumix DMC-FP8. This compact camera has as 28 - 128 mm lens that uses a folded optics design, which allows it to have a body just 0.8 inches thick. Here are the rest


Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZR1

28.07.2009 23:45    dcresource.com
Next up is an ultra-thin camera with a super wide 8X optical zoom lens. Panasonic says that the new DMC-ZR1 has the world's thinnest aspherical lens, at just 0.3 mm. Here's what else it can do:

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 super zoom announced

28.07.2009 23:45    dcresource.com
Panasonic took the wraps off of three new digital cameras today, with the first being the long-awaited replacement to the DMC-FZ28. The new DMC-FZ35 still has an 18X zoom, but adds improved image stabilization, HD movie recording, a new image

Favre tells Vikings coach he'll stay retired

28.07.2009 23:45    msnbc.msn.com
Vikings coach Brad Childress says Brett Favre won't come out retirement to play for Minnesota. Childress confirmed to The Associated Press in a text message on Tuesday that the three-time MVP quarterback for the Green Bay Packers would not join


Four new galleries posted

28.07.2009 23:45    dcresource.com
The sun poked through the clouds briefly today, so I was able to take enough photos to put up these four new galleries:

New study backs UN panel on ocean rise

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
A new study has concluded that the UN climate panel's prediction for sea level rise this century is correct.

Genetic secrets of colour-savvy lobsters

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
Popular crustaceans like lobster, crabs and prawns owe their success to a unique colour control system, according to a new genetic study.

NASA Honors Apollo Astronaut Al Worden with Moon Rock

28.07.2009 23:44    nasa.gov
NASA will honor Apollo astronaut Al Worden with the presentation of an Ambassador of Exploration Award for his contributions to the U.S. space program.
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Earth's mantle an untapped oil source

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
Future oil supplies may come from an unexpected place - the crushing hot furnace of earth's mantle - according to a new study.

High pressure raises silent stroke risk

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
A new study has found as many as one in twelve older Australians experience a stroke without knowing it.

Blue food dye may treat injured spines

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
A common and safe blue food dye might provide the best treatment available so far for spinal cord injuries, US researchers report.

Illness prevention under the spotlight

28.07.2009 23:44    abc.net.au
NEWS ANALYSIS: A damning report on Australia's health system, which calls for greater attention to preventative health, has been welcomed by public health experts.

GIANT CAVE PICTURES: World's Biggest Found in Vietnam

28.07.2009 23:44    news.nationalgeographic.com
The recently explored Son Doong cave, filled with poisonous centipedes and towering stalagmites, beats out the previous world-record holder for the largest single cave passage ever found, British explorers report.
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GIANT CAVE PICTURES: World's Biggest Found in Vietnam

Monkey Herds Goats; Farmer Approves

28.07.2009 23:43    news.nationalgeographic.com
On a farm in India, Mani the monkey uses her own mysterious methods to tend dozens of goats without any supervision or training, according to the Associated Press. Video.
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Monkey Herds Goats; Farmer Approves

Smelling the Roses Relieves Stress

28.07.2009 23:43    psychcentral.com
A novel technique to relieve stress is an age old naturopathic remedy. New research demonstrates the scent of lemon, mango, lavender, or other fragrant plants are beneficial for stress reduction.Scientists in Japan report the first scientific evidence that inhaling certain
Smelling the Roses Relieves Stress

PHOTOS: Blue Rats Move Again After Food-Dye Injection

28.07.2009 23:43    news.nationalgeographic.com
Rats with spinal cord injuries recovered motor function after being injected with a blue food-coloring derivative--possibly opening the door to the first major treatment for human spinal-trauma patients, a new study says.
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PHOTOS: Blue Rats Move Again After Food-Dye Injection

First Animals Evolved in Lakes, Not Oceans, Study Hints

28.07.2009 23:43    news.nationalgeographic.com
Vast amounts of a mineral that doesn't form in seawater surround some of the earliest known animal fossils, suggesting that complex life arose in salty, alkaline lakes.
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First Animals Evolved in Lakes, Not Oceans, Study Hints

Slippery Slope For Abused Women

28.07.2009 23:43    psychcentral.com
Spousal abuse seems to be a no-brainer -- leave the guy and walk out the door, right?According to a new University of Illinois journal article, an abused woman actually goes through a five-step process of leaving that can be complicated
Slippery Slope For Abused Women

Coral Algae Have "Eyes," Study Says

28.07.2009 23:43    news.nationalgeographic.com
The single-celled organisms that set up house inside hard corals and give reefs their vibrant colors may be able to see, a new study says.
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Coral Algae Have "Eyes," Study Says

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