tweetleaks @ 11:39 PM on February 9, 2010
Astronomers have created a new 3D map of the interstellar gas in the local area around our Sun. “Local” is a relative term, as the map extends to an area of 300 parsecs and provides new absorption measurements towards more than 1800 stars. The group of astronomers, from the US and France, [...]
tweetleaks @ 11:30 PM on February 9, 2010
 TSN |
Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry are sticking together
Los Angeles Times Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry met at a selection camp for an under-18 team — or so Perry recalls. Getzlaf thought it wasn't until after the 2003 draft, in which the Ducks chose him 19th and Perry 28th, that they began forming the bond … Getzlaf hopeful of quick return: Take 5 Potential injury decisions loom for Canada, Sweden Canada may be calling Stamkos, St. Louis |
tweetleaks @ 10:50 PM on February 9, 2010
 The State |
Versteeg gives Blackhawks shootout win over Stars
The Associated Press CHICAGO — Kris Versteeg scored in the fifth round of a shootout, leading the Chicago Blackhawks past the Dallas Stars 4-3 on Tuesday night. Dallas' Loui Eriksson tied it at 3 with 3:50 left in regulation, scoring from just outside the crease following … Sure they have issues, but as Olympic break nears, Hawks should just keep it … Blackhawks look to turn tables on Stars Blackhawks Outlast Dallas in Shootout; Stars Lose 4-3 |
tweetleaks @ 10:43 PM on February 9, 2010
 MiamiHerald.com |
California: Target Recalls Valentine Bears
New York Times By AP The Target Corporation is pulling its two Valentine's Day “Message Bears” from store shelves, the company said on Tuesday, a day after the California attorney general said testing of the toys revealed lead levels that violated federal law for … Target pulls Valentine's toys over lead concerns Target (TGT) Pulls Lead Tainted Teddy Bears Made In China Crib Recall, Target Pulls Teddy Bears |
tweetleaks @ 10:00 PM on February 9, 2010
Panasonic’s brewing up some 1080p goodies in the new HDC-HS700 and HDC-TM700 (pictured) camcorders, both of which do up 1080p video at a nice 60 fps (or 60i or 24p), and record using a 3MOS sensor system. The new cameras are differentiated with a 240GB HDD in the HS700 and the 32GB of flash memory in the TM700, and act as a followup to the well-lauded HS300 / TM300 series. Both of the new shooters are otherwise pretty much identical, including SD / SDHC / SDXC memory card expansion, new 35mm-style wide angle lenses, 12x optical zoom and some gyroscope-based “Power O.I.S.” image stabilization to beef up the experience. They can also do 14.2 megapixel stills and record 5.1 surround sound with the five built-in microphones. There’s no word on price yet, but it’ll be announced 30 days in advance of when they ship, whenever that might be. For reference, the TM300 hovers around the $1,100 mark currently, so we doubt these will be undercutting that unit on price. There’s PR after the break.
Still have pricing on the brain? Panasonic is spilling the price beans on its HDC-TM55 ($530), HDC-HS60 ($700), HDC-SD60 ($500) camcorders, plus even the piddling little SDR-HD85 ($350), SDR-T50 ($270) and SDR-S50 ($250) shooters. All of these were announced back at CES and will be available by the middle of March.
Update: Amazon UK has revealed a price and expected arrival date for the HS700. Priced at £1,199 ($1,873), the camcorder is listed as scheduled for a March 1 release, so there won’t be much of a wait for the wealthy among us [Thanks, Ron].
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