The scoop on juicing Juicing is a broad term for adding many whole, nutritious food to your diet, in liquid form. . There are several ways that one can obtain the maximum amount of fruit, vegetables, roots, spices and herbs to your diet. By doing so you will enable your body to function at its optimum state. Juicing comes in so many different varieties. The ability to create and rejuvenate are endless. Juicers are a machine, they vary in size, quality and brands. All juicer's are fairly the same. Some remove all pulp and some leave the beneficial pulp. Some people even use blenders to create their concoctions. There are several varieties, I personally chose one that leaves some of the beneficial pulp, but not enough to ruin the juice. Pulp is high in fiber and can aid the digestive tract. Fiber is essential, it is used in the body to perform several functions. The truth of the matter is that as American's, our diet lacks the proper, recommended daily intake of fiber. F...
Twitter said that it has seen an increase in requests from government agencies around the world for account information and content removal. Credit Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Top Stories This article and others like it are part of our new subscription. Learn More » Twitter on Thursday released its bi-annual transparency report , detailing the number of requests for information the company receives from government agencies around the world. Releasing transparency reports, a practice pioneered by Google four years ago, is now commonplace for many large technology companies; Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoft regularly release their own similar versions. Twitter received 2,058 requests for user account information from a total of 54 different countries over the last six months, the company said, a 46 percent increase in requests from its previous report. As has been the case for years, the United States requested Twitter user information the most...
Quoting from the site techcrunch Posted by:Dr Ahmed.M.Shaban One thing that had been rumored for inclusion in iOS 8 that wasn’t announced on stage was a new trick for the iPad that would let it run two apps side-by-side concurrently. The feature was first reported by Mark Gurman at 9to5Mac as one in a series of articles revealing upcoming features of the then-secret beta, and claimed that you’d be able to not only run two apps next to each other, but also move data from one to the other. It wasn’t unveiled, but developer Steve Troughton-Smith has uncovered code that suggest it was at least in development. Steve T-S @ stroughtonsmith Follow So… just in case there was any doubt left… iOS 8’s SpringBoard has code to run two apps side-by-side. 1/4 size, 1/2 size, or 3/4 size The code found by Troughton-Smith allows two apps to run side-by-side in different proportions, taking up a quarter of the screen vs. three-quarters for the other active app, o...
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