'Milk consumption may increase risk of fractures, overall mortality'

An eating regimen rich in dairy items, especially drain, is elevated to lessen the probability of osteoporotic cracks. In any case, another study distributed in the BMJ proposes that a high admission of milk is connected with a higher danger cracks and a higher rate of death in men and ladies. Milk contains 18 out of 22 crucial supplements. The relationship between the element twosome of calcium and vitamin D in milk and their imperativeness in keeping up bone wellbeing has long been advanced [...]

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Google Calendar gets smarter with automatic events, iPhone version coming

Google Calendar is turning into a closer partner to Gmail via consequently pulling in occasions from clients' inboxes. The most recent redesign develops Gmail's capacity to perceive affirmation messages for flight reservations, show tickets, and restaurant reservations. Notwithstanding appearing in Google Now, these occasions will likewise begin showing up in Google Calendar. This gimmick is empowered of course, and clients will get an affirmation email the first occasion when it happens. [...]

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Cheap, fast 'paper strip' test for Ebola, other infections, steps closer

Scientists working in the field of man made biology are usually bringing together science, anatomist and precessing to understand and content this ins and outs regarding natural living with brand new ways to attain remarkable strides. A pair of research released with Cell phone demonstrate just how advances in this subject could some day lead to cheap, dependable diagnostics for ailments such as Ebola -- checks that may be carried out rapidly inside the subject using only sheds regarding blood [...]

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Caramel Apples Recipe

Caramel Apples Recipe Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 40 minutes Yield: Makes 6 caramel apples. You can undoubtedly twofold the formula, in the event that you do, utilize a 4-quart pot to make the caramel sauce. On the off chance that you don't have admittance to molasses, you can substitute the one mug of white sugar and tablespoon of molasses with one container and one tablespoon of dull tan sugar, pressed. Why the corn syrup? Corn syrup is a "reverse sugar" that [...]

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Apple releases OS X Yosemite

The free upgrade runs on all Macs sold since 2009, as well as some even older models  Apple today (16/10/2014)  launched OS X 10.10, aka Yosemite, as a free upgrade for most Mac owners. Mac users running last year's Mavericks, 2012's Mountain Lion, 2011's Lion and even 2009's Snow Leopard are able to download Yosemite from the Mac App Store starting today. The no-older-than-Snow-Leopard limitation was due to the App Store, the only distribution channel for Yosemite; versions [...]

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Honey Mustard Chicken Recipe

Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 45 minutes Yield: Serves 4-6. If you don't want to eat skin-on chicken, still cook the dish with the skin-on, even if you don't eat it. The skin will protect the meat from drying out. Ingredients 1/4 to 1/3 cup smooth Dijon mustard 1/4 to 1/3 cup honey 1 Tbsp olive oil 2-3 pounds chicken thighs (or legs) Salt 2 sprigs rosemary (or a generous sprinkling of dried rosemary) Freshly ground black pepper Method 1 Preheat the oven to 350°. In a large bowl, [...]

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Free at last: After Windows 10, consumers won't pay for updates or upgrades

Ironically, businesses will probably have to pay to keep Windows from changing   Microsoft will have no choice but to give consumers free Windows upgrades once it launches Windows 10 and kicks off its fast-fast-fast tempo, an analyst asserted. "If Microsoft wants consumers to update and keep up to date, it really means that Microsoft is going to have to give those consumers those updates for free. There's really no other way to do it," said Michael Silver of Gartner at [...]

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Dell pushes laptop chip clock speed to 4.4GHz in Alienware 18

Dell is cranking up laptop performance with an overclocked 4.4GHz Intel Core i7 chip in its new Alienware 18 laptop, which is targeted at gamers. The company on Thursday also announced an Alienware 17 laptop with optional Core i7 chips with clock speeds surpassing the 4.0GHz threshold. Processors running at that frequency are rare in laptops, though they can be found in gaming desktops. Higher clock speeds boost PC performance, and gamers typically overclock CPUs to run faster. Intel and [...]

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Hot chocolate may prevent memory decline

Researchers at Harvard Medical School recommend drinking two glasses of hot chocolate a day may keep the mind solid and forestall memory decrease in more seasoned individuals by saving blood stream in living up to expectations territories of the cerebrum. They expound on their discoveries online in the August seventh issue of Neurology. The group was exploring the impact of cocoa utilization on speculation and memory execution, and something many refer to as neurovascular coupling, [...]

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Google's Physical Web wants to link all the smart 'things'

Google has divulged another undertaking called the Physical Web, which it portrays as "a methodology to unleash the center super force of the Web: collaboration on interest." What sort of connection on interest? From the subtle elements given, exchange between a cell phone prepared client and suitably modified brilliant gadgets. "Individuals ought to have the capacity to stroll up to any brilliant gadget - a candy machine, a notice, a toy, a transport stop, a rental auto - and not need to download [...]

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Chicken and plum sauce stir-fry

LOW IN SATURATES...especially important if you have high cholesterol PREP 10 min COOK 5 min SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS • 325g medium egg noodles • 1tsp sesame or olive oil • 100g green beans, trimmed and halved • 100g sugar snap peas, trimmed • 175g broccoli, trimmed and cut into 4cm lengths • 4 spring onions, sliced • 400g chicken breast fillets, cut into thin strips • 5tbsp plum sauce • Juice of 1 lime • ½ bunch of fresh coriander, to garnish METHOD 1 Cook the noodles according to the pack instructions, [...]

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A First Look at Microsoft's Windows 10

SAN FRANCISCO—Microsoft introduced Windows 10 here on Tuesday as the successor to Windows 8, with an emphasis on going back to basics. The operating system formerly code named Threshold is still in its very early stages, but Redmond has built enough new features into its prototype all-devices software platform to generate some buzz. Those include a revamped Start menu, some smooth new multi-tasking tools, and better modern app display parameters for full-screen PCs. From a technical perspective, [...]

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Easy Poached Eggs Recipe

Fresh eggs work best for poaching. Their whites hold together better than older eggs. Some people put a little vinegar in the poaching water—the vinegar helps the proteins in the egg whites coagulate. But the vinegar does affect the taste. I usually skip it. Save Recipe Ingredients Fresh eggs Equipment needed Saucepan with cover Slotted spoon Method 1 Fill a saucepan with a couple inches of water. [...]

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PayPal will let you pay with Bitcoin, sometimes

First Braintree, and now PayPal. Ebay's popular online payment system recently announced that merchants selling digital goods can opt to start accepting Bitcoin payments via PayPal's payment portal, if they're based in North America. That means you may soon be able to pay for non-physical goods such as music and comic book downloads with Bitcoin via PayPal. Sort of. For now, PayPal will be keeping Bitcoin at arms length, and won't be fully integrating the payment method into its services. [...]

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Sugar

When it comes to healthy eating, so much is about context. I’ve been reminded of this in the wake of the recent Nigel Latta documentary on television about sugar. View the documentary here. In the show, Latta highlighted the abundance of sugar in our food supply, and the potential harm this is doing to our health. He showed the heart-breaking reality of the thousands of toddlers who require general anaesthetic to have decayed teeth removed every year. And he made the link between sugar [...]

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Alibaba's IPO could be 'open sesame' for global expansion

Alibaba, an e-commerce giant in China, wants to make new friends in the U.S. Especially friends with money. The firm is expected to begin offering shares Friday for $68 a pop on the New York Stock Exchange, in one of the biggest IPOs ever. At that price, the company could raise almost $22 billion, on par with the Agricultural Bank of China's record-setting $22 billion 2010 offering, and handsomely beating Facebook's $16 billion in 2012. Outside of the investor community, Alibaba is also [...]

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Windows 9 leaks: How to get its best new features today

Brad Chacos @BradChacos Sep 12, 2014 2:20 PM e-mail print Update: This article was originally published on April 16, 2014 but was updated with virtual desktop information and tweaked language on September 12, 2014 when leaks of the Windows 9 Technical Preview appeared. The Windows 9 Technical Preview is expected to be announced in late September or early October. Between the release of the PC-friendly spring update for Windows 8.1 and [...]

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Blackberry Shortcake

Who says strawberries have an imposing business model on shortcake treats? In genuine dissent with respect to the end of August and the sunlight hours that get shorter and shorter, I purchased a tremendous bushel of blackberries at the business today. I threw them with a little lemon squeeze and sugar and let them macerate while I made a cluster of margarine and cream bread rolls. Obviously the issue with making shortcake rolls is that I can't resist the opportunity to call my father [...]

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Saving files to memory is something that's supposed to be mostly invisible for the end user. We don't need to think about it; it just has to work. But whether it's a solid-state or hard disk drive, conventional storage solutions have their limitations -- namely, speed, rewritability and durability. A team at IBM Research's Almaden facility in California has a cure for all of that and it's called "racetrack memory." Stuart Parkin, an IBM fellow heading up research into the field [...]

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