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Posted by: Jim ThomasNovember 21, 2013
Sometimes it takes a bit of data to understand the impact of something you already intuitively knew. The growth of mobile is widely reported, but user habits are increasingly shifting many activities away from the traditional web and onto mobile. In fact, mobile-only users -- those who only use phones or tablets for common online activities -- are increasingly becoming a force in the market.
To date, mobile-only users have often been viewed as low-income consumers who lack the discretionary income for broadband access: not a group that marketers have courted. But eMarketer recently published a research note about a new type of mobile-only user.
eMarketer notes brands may be overlooking the rise of a more influential group, one they call "Selective Mobile Only" users. These users choose to do all or certain types of activities exclusively on their mobile device. They note that in social media, video, and music, more than 20% of all traffic is via mobile-only, and they cite Media Metrix research showing almost 14% of Google's sites were exclusively via mobile.
Facebook is another example. There are 254 million mobile-only Facebook users, representing 21% of their overall monthly active users. These mobile-only Facebook users more than doubled since last year. And it's not just browsing and social media: consumers are increasingly purchasing via mobile. eMarketer quotes the Gilt Groupe as having more than 40% of their transactions on mobile and cites others with similar statistics as well.
The note concludes some brands are more likely attract these types users (probably a younger demographic) and that you ignore them at your peril:
"If mobile remains a secondary consideration for a brand where mobile-only use is strong, this means 20% to 30% of unique visitors will never see the piece of a campaign that received the most investment dollars."
Marketers who believe they can sidestep then perceived difficulties of working in mobile by advertising primarily through the traditional web are going to have a large blind spot in their market. Fortunately there are many ways to reach these users, and developing an ongoing relationship through apps is one of the best.
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The Fiksu team recently had the pleasure of hosting a panel webinar discussion on emerging mobile app media trends – and were joined by some very special guests including Amy Langenstein, senior partnerships manager at Chartboost, Brian Buskas, vice president of sales and marketing at AdColony, Jereme Lovelace, advertising sales manager at Appia, and Ethan Turner, director of sales at Flurry. Today we'll explore part two of our in-depth discussion:
Q: What is the impact of Programmatic media buying and RTB on the industry and on results?
What changes do you see in the industry as a result of the trend towards programmatic buying?Amy Langenstein, Chartboost: "Some of our clients have begun testing RTB but we haven't seen a major shift of budgets. I think it's interesting to see if mobile takes the same direction as desktop, but I don't have a lot of specific insight into this."
Bryan Buskas, AdColony: "I think the real impact of programmatic still remains to be seen with regards to the quality of inventory for both publishers and advertisers, but overall we should expect to see operational and pricing efficiencies as well as momentum towards transparency. Advertisers will have more controls to be able to bid in real time and evaluate and optimize campaigns to help drive improved performance. Client expectations will fuel the trend towards transparency."
Jereme Lovelace, Appia: "Programmatic is the future of mobile advertising. The ability to target down to the most granular degree is enough to get every developer excited. We all want to hit our target market and RTB is going to make that easier than ever. There hasn't been a lot of change so far. I truly don't think that there are enough companies out there that are able to do this successfully to make a shift in the market yet, but it is coming."
Ethan Turner, Flurry: "Dollars are going to mobile RTB. Trading desks are buying, companies are getting more intelligent with their technologies, and the industry is replicating what occurred in the desktop space, but much faster. The key here, is how are companies using data to find the most appropriate user at the right price for them? Anyone can buy non-reserved media for cheap, but the whole idea is to be able to layer data for the appropriate audience on top of it. Data, and optimization technologies for bidding will set the different RTB platforms apart. I think programmatic will steal media dollars from traditional publishers in mobile, as the ability to integrate brands into content, outside of native ads in streams, is difficult on smaller devices. More inventory will become available to buy programmatically, and the result of that will be that both supply and demand will increase, and I believe that the quality of inventory will improve in time as well. It's still new in mobile, so buyers can buy more efficiently, but that won't last forever. While programmatic is inherently about using data to find the right audiences, brands and agencies are still very much concerned with the content where they will appear. They still want site lists, and need to feel confident that their ads are shown in appropriate inventory placements. In order to do this, transparency is key, yet that is difficult in the non-reserve space, for fear that advertisers will go directly to the source. It will be interesting to see how this plays out."
Q: Have you seen a shift – a push towards driving marketing ROI, or Lifetime Value? Are the objectives of your clients shifting? Moving forward: what do you see as having the biggest impact on the industry today and in three years?
Amy Langenstein, Chartboost: "Absolutely see a shift toward measuring and driving stronger LTV/ARPU. Biggest impact on the industry today? Tracking and measurement standardization will allow for
growth and some of the late adopters to start buying more aggressively in mobile. Biggest impact on the industry in three years? I think on the performance side, optimization/segmentation and measurement will get more advanced, as well as retargeting and possibly dynamic retargeting. We will have more information to reach the right user at the right time and place. I think mobile will play a bigger part in branding as well, but with more emphasis on measuring engagement and developing content to drive engagement. An impression doesn't necessarily mean the audience heard your message anymore."Bryan Buskas, AdColony: "Two-thirds of all of our advertising partners agree that they have focused more on CLV this year than they have historically.The increased focus on CLV provides momentum towards transparency and improved metrics/reporting based on custom post-install events."
Jereme Lovelace, Appia: Quality and LTV are main points of reference for every one of our clients. A year ago the focus was on volume because that helped an app climb the chart. Now the focus has shifted. Developers are willing to take a much smaller percentage of users as long as they are engaged
with the app. Understanding high LTV users, tracking where they came from, and measuring
their post-install engagement will help developers target other similar users. In three years I think sophisticated retargeting is going to have a huge impact on the industry."Ethan Turner, Flurry: "Yes, we've seen a big shift to LTV, and quality, and Fiksu is taking part in leading that effort. Objectives are evolving down the funnel. Clients, like a Gilt, don't just want downloads, they want a user to register, and then use the app to buy items. This will continue and the objectives will move towards CPA. Publishers, networks and DSPs will need to be able to optimize towards conversions and even sell on CPA basis. That puts risk on the platforms, but with the right technologies and the ability to track events down the funnel it is certainly attainable."
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The Fiksu team recently had the pleasure of hosting a panel webinar discussion on emerging mobile app media trends – and were joined by some very special guests including Amy Langenstein, senior partnerships manager at Chartboost, Brian Buskas, vice president of sales and marketing at AdColony, Jereme Lovelace, advertising sales manager at Appia, and Ethan Turner, director of sales at Flurry.
The highly attended webinar covered a lot of ground – from top trends defining media today to ever-accelerating client expectations to a hard look at metrics and how advertising is improving results and overall customer experience. You can always check out the webinar on-demand here, but over the next few days, we'll highlight some of our favorite segments of this interactive discussion:
Q: What are the top trends you see defining media today?
Amy Langenstein, Chartboost: "In the mobile space, people are getting smarter about measuring and tracking, optimization and segmenting users. Better measurement and tracking has transitioned into paying more for higher quality users over more sustained campaigns rather than trying to do bursts to get to the top of the charts."
Bryan Buskas, AdColony: "Programmatic continues to gain popularity in display, but is still in the early innings with mobile video. Data and measurement tools and platforms are key areas of insights for performance advertisers (user acquisition) and will continue to develop around solutions for brands and agencies. Tablets are still a relatively new platform with rampant demand and adoption giving rise to new consumer behavior trends and use cases. I think we'll continue to see an increased focus on this highly engaged and valuable audience by advertisers especially as it continues to evolve in the future. Transparency continues to improve as the breadth and depth of the mobile app audience (iOS and Android) continues to expand driven by new content, experiences, and improved monetization tools."
Jereme Lovelace, Appia: "Users are going to continue to demand more targeted, personalized ads. This can mean everything from platform-specific content to location-based advertising, but advertisers have to continue optimizing their targeting capabilities. More of our clients are focused in on quality over quantity. The attribution window for most gaming apps has shrunk as well. Developers have always monitored their triggered events but they are now making them earlier in the game, which in return is allowing them to monitor their monetization better and sooner."
Ethan Turner, Flurry: "The native ad experience will continue the growth we have seen, and platforms will look at the FB's and Twitter's of the world and start to figure out how to seamlessly integrate a brand message into content without the banner and interstitial. Re-marketing on mobile will be HUGE. Re-marketing off of app usage is already a huge opportunity, and when we are able to identify a user across both the app and mobile web environment, advertisers will certainly take note. Programmatic, and using data in actionable ways, will also be a key differentiator for the convoluted and competitive non-reserve space. It's not just about buying media at a lower cost, but using technology."
Q: To what degree are client demands/expectations accelerating as the industry matures? Are these realistic/unrealistic expectations?
Amy Langenstein, Chartboost: "Increasingly, clients are expecting to be able to segment and target users rather than just doing burst campaigns, looking to drive better ROI with their ad spend than in the past. I think these are realistic and necessary expectations. As the industry learns how and where to
acquire high quality users at scale, this will benefit the entire mobile media space with sustained
and increased allocations of marketing budgets."Bryan Buskas, AdColony: "Based on our most recent survey of Top iOS and Android developers, CPI continues to be a point of focus, although developers indicate they are focusing less and less on CPI in 2013 and beyond. As tracking tools have improved and transparency has evolved, we continue to see an accelerating demand for volume – especially for the high value loyal user. As a point of reference, 92% of Top 100 developers tell us that they intend to increase their campaign budgets in 2014."
Jereme Lovelace, Appia: "Everyone wants lower raters, more traffic and 100% of their users to put money into the app. However, these for the most part are conflicting asks. Typically speaking, the CPI will affect the volume either up or down. If you are paying less for the installs and getting more, that that is normally a reflection of incent traffic, which is lower quality. As a developer, you must decide what is the best marketing plan for your app and stick with it. If you want to go cheap, then normally
the quality will reflect there. If you want to spend a lot per user, then you must have an app that
the user can't stop playing or using, so that you can get to a positive ROI."Ethan Turner, Flurry: "Clients no longer just want installs for the sake of installs – well, some do – but even they are still looking for rank. It's all about the LTV of users, and ensuring that people who download an app are quality users, and using it in a way that will help the client make money, or meeting their overall marketing goals. We can track it, so might as well leverage that capability to ensure you are getting what you want out of your media spend. I ask every client how they measure success, and what they ultimately want out of an install. We can then ensure that we are making our best efforts, and leverage our targeting capabilities to meet those goals."
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Posted by: Jeremy SaccoNovember 3, 2013
Apple's new iPad Air went on sale on Friday 11/1, and according to our tracker, it's having a remarkable opening weekend. As of this writing, the Air is now making up 0.69% of active iOS tablets using apps in our network. While that's objectively a pretty small share, it stands out when compared to recent iPad launches. After the opening weekend a year ago, the iPad 4 had just 0.14% of activity, and the iPad mini had 0.21%. That means the Air is seeing five times the usage the iPad 4 did two days after launch - and more than 3 times that of the iPad mini.
Since those two launched the same day, they may have diluted the demand somewhat -- but even combined they only saw 0.35% of usage after the launch weekend. So the iPad Air is seeing twice as much usage as the iPad 4 and the iPad mini combined.
The real kicker is that the growth of the Air is just getting started. Take a look at the adoption rates of last year's iPads plotted out through the end of the year:
The data shows slow growth through November, with a small bump after Thanksgiving/Black Friday and then a huge spike Christmas Day. If the iPad Air follows the same general trajectory from this accelerated start, then Apple CEO Tim Cook's prediction that "it's going to be an iPad Christmas" isn't going to be in much doubt.
We'll keep tracking the activity of the Air -- and the iPad mini 2, once it launches later this month -- at least through the end of the year. Who knows, maybe I'll be checking it on a new iPad Air by Christmas.
Methodology: we sample batches of 10M recorded app events (launches, purchases, and registrations) every hour, from apps that use Fiksu's SDK. We then chart the percentage of active iOS tablets on each version, at a set date after launch -- starting Nov 1, 2013 for the iPad Air, and starting Nov 2, 2012 for the iPad 4 and iPad mini.
Posted by: Chris ShuptrineSeptember 26, 2013
iOS 7 has been out for a week now, and adoption is soaring -- the latest data on our tracker shows IOS 7 devices making up about 58% of the those on our network. Considering that represents over 200 million devices, that's pretty good uptake for one week!
Now that our internal team has had some time to analyze the final version, we put together a checklist of new features and our thoughts on how they'll affect app marketers for a our clients -- but since these points apply to anyone marketing apps on iOS 7, I've published it here as well.
Auto-Updating of Apps - iOS 7 offers opt-in auto-update functionality for apps.
Thoughts: Should be a great feature for app marketers, since newer versions of your app may have an improved user experience and better retention rates, or may have key bug fixes that can improve user ratings and reviews. If you used the "What's New" section of the Update details to promote your brand, fear not: the App Store still has an Updates tab where users can see update details.
Near Me - This new tab in the App Store, which replaced 'Genius,' shows the apps others near you are using.
Thoughts: It's not yet clear exactly how these apps are selected, but the apps that dominate the top of the charts - Facebook, Twitter, Candy Crush - aren't listed. Apple may be selecting apps that are used at a significantly higher rate in a local area than nationally. (We are currently researching exactly how this algorithm works and will share the results soon.) For apps with national reach, it's unlikely this tab will help with visibility. For locally-focused apps, though, city-targeted spend could lead to good results on this tab.
Increased Download Limit - over-the-air app download limit increased from 50mb to 100mb
Thoughts: For advertisers with large apps, this will lead to an increase in conversion rates and decrease in costs, as it lowers the barrier of entry to downloading.
Kids Category - New auxiliary category with subcategories of <5, 6-8, and 9 -11.
Thoughts: For marketers with kids' apps, this new category is a boon, as achieving visibility in this category will be easier than in more competitive categories. Kids acts as an auxiliary category like Newsstand, which means an app can be in this category as well as another.
Removal of MAC Address & Pastebin Tracking Methods
Thoughts: While not relevant to Fiksu campaigns, Apple removed MAC Address & Pastebin tracking in iOS 7. While these were once employed by various networks and tracking companies, the IDFA has long since become the standard tracking method in the industry.
New View of Background Apps
Thoughts: When deleting apps running in the background, users now see the icon as well as the last screen they were on. While a small change, this visual reminder could help drive more opens of your app, especially for apps with compelling UIs.
App Store Chart Scrolling - Category chart lists are now vertical scrolling rather than horizontal, and they use continuous scrolling, rather than 3 to 4 apps at a time. While the first screen shows just five apps, one scroll gets you from position 1 to position 25, while this would have taken seven scrolls in iOS 6.
Thoughts: This change is important if you're not already high in the category, and it will likely lead to an increase in organics.
Additional App-Related Changes
Users can now add paid apps to a wishlist (not free apps, though)
The max number of apps in a folder increased from 12 to unlimited
Apps now refresh automatically when they are in the background
'New' banner removed from unopened apps and replaced by a blue dot
Reviews are now continuously scrolling, rather than just showing five
Apple now allows users to download older versions of an app if they have older devices or iOS versions. More details on that can be found here.
Posted by: Jeremy SaccoSeptember 20, 2013
A glance at our iOS 7 adoption tracker shows an incredible growth curve in the first 48 hours. At this same point in 2012, 48 hours after iOS 6 was released, 25% of devices had been updated - which dwarfed the 15% adoption rate that iOS 5 had seen in the same timeframe. This week, iOS 7 blew both those numbers away, and it's on its way to reach 40% of all iOS devices in 48 hours.
In this static image from the tracker, you can see the slowdown in growth during the night in North America as the two plateaus in the rise of the iOS 7 line, which picks up again in the morning. You can also see that basically all of the iOS 7 adopters are coming from iOS 6 -- those few people still on iOS 5 are in no hurry to upgrade now.
What does this mean for app marketers? First, make sure your updates for iOS 7 are on the fast track - at this pace it will be the dominant iOS version by the end of the weekend. Second, it hints at a great opportunity to re-engage with existing users and capture new ones as well. While users can back up their phones and restore all their existing apps after upgrading, many users will take the opportunity to reorganize their home screens (thanks to the new foldering capabilities) and potentially do some spring cleaning. A well-timed push campaign, new content, or targeted marketing can remind users why they started engaging with your app in the first place.
iPhone 5s, 5c impact not being felt yet
We've also added tracking for the iPhone 5s and 5c to our tracker. While there are a few entries starting to appear, the adoption rate in the first few hours doesn't skyrocket the way the OS update does, for a couple of reasons:
- With an OS update, tens or hundreds of millions of people around the world can all start downloading simultaneously. (Theoretically, at least - Apple's servers seem to have had some trouble on Wednesday.) While the lines outside Apple stores are considerable, they simply can't process the same volume: hundreds of stores selling thousands of phones pales next to the tesn of millions of phone sold each quarter for years.
- All those updating users can do so from anywhere there's wifi -- which means a whole lot of that early adoption is done at workplaces. While chewing up some company bandwidth isn't a big deal for many people, leaving work to go stand in line for hours to get a new phone is not nearly as easy.
It's likely that the usage on the 5s and the 5c will really start to take off this weekend - but we'll see! That's what the charts are for.
Posted by: Jeremy SaccoSeptember 18, 2013
With the launch of iOS 7 today and the two new iPhones on Friday, there's been plenty of speculation about what's going to happen. Well, sometime today - probably around 10am Pacific time - the speculators can start to see how well they did. To help anyone who wants to see how users are reacting to the iOS 7 release, we've created an iOS 7 Usage Tracker.
It's a live-updating tracker of activity across the Fiksu network, about 2 hours behind real time, showing the ratio of iOS 6 to iOS 7 devices we're seeing. (We're not including older version of iOS because we're using Apple's Advertising Identifier to track devices, which isn't available on older versions of iOS. But those older versions are only on around 5% to 8% of total devices.)
When the new version is available - probably around 1pm here on the east coast - we expect a surge of early adopters to start updating. Factor in the 2 hour delay and some time for the updates to actually happen and we expect to start seeing that iOS 7 line inching up around 4 or 5 pm EDT.
We'll add a similar graph for the iPhone 5s and 5c before they launch on Friday. Happy launch day - now go check out the tracker.
Posted by: Jeremy SaccoSeptember 10, 2013
As we've discussed, the upcoming introduction of two new iPhones is likely to create a significant opportunity for app marketers as users load up their new phones with apps. On the heels of today's formal introduction of the iPhone 5S, 5C, and announcement of iOS 7's release date of 9/18, here are a few thoughts for app marketers.
- This first-ever separation of the iPhone market into two current models provides a targeting opportunity for savvy app marketers. The lower-cost 5C, at the new $99 price point with a contract, will provide the opportunity to reach a larger set of value-conscious customers than previous phones, while the 5S will appeal to the premium consumers that have long been Apple's sweet spot.
- For apps with a real local focus, the new Popular Near Me tab may be a new way for the App Store to deliver extremely valuable users: those who are nearby and looking for apps to get something done right now. We've already seen that the Near Me tab is predominantly populated with local apps – not the country-wide apps that are popular everywhere. (If Apple didn't somehow weight the listings towards apps that had specific local interest, every Near Me tab would look basically the same, with Candy Crush, Instagram, Vine, etc.)
- While it may not be available to marketers out of the gate, we're intrigued by the app marketing potential in iTunes Radio based on the success we've had with Pandora.
- Finally it's not a direct marketing opportunity, but we're excited about auto-updating apps on behalf of our clients. Just knowing that most users are on the most current version of the app gives app developers more freedom to focus on new content and enhancements.
iOS 7 rolls out a week from tomorrow, September 18. Stay tuned: we're looking at adoption rates for iOS 5 and 6 so we can compare the results this year.
Posted by: Jeremy SaccoSeptember 6, 2013
The months and weeks of speculations are almost over as we count down the days to the much-anticipated Apple event on Tuesday at which the iPhone 5S, iOS7, and potentially a low-cost iPhone 5C will be publicly unveiled.
For app marketers, a new device launch – especially an iPhone launch – spells great opportunity to acquire new users in droves. As in years past, we can expect throngs of people to quite literally camp-out and line-up to buy the latest phone as soon as it hits the shelves. There will be the initial rush of people upgrading to the new iPhone from older iPhone models, in addition to others using the launch as an excuse to change over from their Android, Blackberry or Windows phone to the popular iPhone.
But before you rush out and blow through your entire marketing budget in September, there are some important things to consider. Here at Fiksu, we've been charting the volume of app downloads during the last two iPhone launches as well as the associated cost per installs.
We concluded that, as you can see from the two charts below, the "sweet spot' for mobile app marketing is NOT during the iPhone launch month but actually the month after when download volumes are at a crescendo but costs per install are at their lowest.
Cast your mind back two years to the launch of the iPhone 4S in October 2011. We examined the app download volumes of our clients for the month before the 4S launch, in October, and through to November. We found that app download volumes increased by a huge 57 percent from September to October, and then by another 107 percent from October to November – remarkable growth!
Last year, Apple introduced the iPhone 5 in September 2012. When examining download volumes, we saw a different pattern. Volumes remained steady through September and October, but then shot up in November by 46 percent. That's a 94 percent year-on-year increase in download volumes, when comparing November 2011 to November 2012.
Now let's look at how cost per installs compared between the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 launches. With the 4S launch, we saw costs steadily drop 11 cents from September to November. One year later when the iPhone 5 launched, cost per install actually rose the month following the launch, and then plummeted.
So what does this all mean when considering the imminent iPhone 5S launch?
- It pays to be patient: Rather than focusing all your app marketing budget on launch month, waiting six to eight weeks could net you greater download volumes for less spend.
- Implement a holiday strategy: If November is indeed the app marketer's "sweet spot," then there is only a brief reprieve before the holiday season kicks into high gear. The good news is that the iPhone launch "phenomenon" mirrors the holiday season when our data shows that the "sweet spot" for downloads and low costs per install is actually February, rather than December.
- The rules have changed and the stakes are ever higher: Now that Apple has started to reward positive ratings with rank – and vice versa – marketers cannot rely on download velocity alone to climb rank. Marketers must now work harder – and inevitably pay more – to earn positive ratings from users, climb ranks, drive downloads and cap off 2013 meeting their monetization goals.
So as the world waits in anticipation for Apple's latest device, and rumors swirl around colorful new options, LED cameras and fingerprint sensors, sit tight and ride out these next few weeks. We promise it will be worth the wait!


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Almond Shake Recipe
a very healthy drink tastes superb..Makes growing kids strong and sharp.
Preparation Time1 Hr 0 MinCooking Time5 Min
Ready In1 Hr 5 MinDifficulty LevelVery Easy
Health IndexHealthy++Servings4
Almonds | 50 Gram (soaked for 40 min-60 min & skin removed) | |
Milk | 4 Cup (64 tbs) | |
Sugar | 12 Teaspoon | |
Saffron strands | 5 (adjust quantity as desired) |
Grind almonds to a smooth paste. Bring milk to boil and add this paste and heat for about 2-3 min. Add and mix well.Whip in a mixie to form lather. Add a pinch of saffron powder or a few strands of saffron..Serve hot or cold.
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Yummy and healthy at the same time:) I will be trying this very soon. Ice cold.
Posted on: 19 February 2008 - 1:41am
Nisha says :
This impressive list shows you exactly how many great nutrients almonds have to offer. Your daily three ounces of almonds have the important vitamins and minerals you need to improve your diet and fight disease. Including 105 percent of your recommended daily allowance of vitamin E. And don?t forget, they taste great, too!
Single Serving (1 ounce) Nutrient Values of Almonds:
Food Component % DailyValue % Daily Value in 3 oz.
Calories 170.0 Kcal
Protein 6.0 gm 12% 36%
Carbohydrate 6.0 gm 2% 6%
Fat 15.0 gm 23% 66%
Alcohol 0.000 gm
Cholesterol 0.000 mg 0%
Saturated Fat 1.5 gm 8% 24%
Mono Fat 10.0 gm
Poly Fat 3.0 gm
Dietary Fiber 3.0 gm 12% 36%
Soluble Fiber 0.057 gm
Insoluble Fiber 2.436 gm
Sugar 2.0 gm
Vitamin A 0.0 IU 0%
Vitamin E 10.0 IU 35% 105%
Thiamin 0.06 mg 4% 12%
Riboflavin 0.22 mg 4% 12%
Niacin 0.95 mg 4% 12%
Vitamin B6 0.03 mg 2% 6%
Folate 17.0 mcg 4% 12%
Vitamin B12 0.000 mcg 0%
Pantothenic Acid 0.0 mg 0%
Biotin 6.0 mcg 2% 6%
Vitamin C 0.0 mg 0%
Vitamin D 0.0 IU 0%
Sodium 0.0 mg 0%
Potassium 207.0 mg 6% 18%
Iron 1.0 mg 6% 12%
Calcium 75.0 mg 8% 24%
Magnesium 84.0 mg 20% 60%
Phosphorous 147.0 mg 14% 42%
Zinc 1.0 mg 6% 18%
Copper 0.27 mg 14% 42%
Posted on: 19 November 2007 - 3:01am
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Yes ganesh i completely agree with you.Consuming 2-3 almonds as soon as you wake keeps you healthy alert and you wouldnt feel lethargic all through the day.here is additional info on almonds and comparision with few other nuts
Almonds have 40% of the USRDA of Vitamin E, 20% of Vitamin B2, and 20% dietary fiber. Almonds are high in monounsaturated fats (the "good" kind) and are known to help lower cholesterol.
Many of the articles I've found suggest eating mixed nuts to get the advantages of each!
"Almonds have slightly more vitamin E than walnuts, and much more magnesium. Walnuts, stand out as the only nut with an appreciable amount of alpha-linolenic acid, the only type of omega-3 fat you'll find in a plant-based food. Peanuts (which technically are legumes) lead in the folate category. Cashews have even more magnesium than almonds (83 milligrams per ounce vs. 73) but they lag behind in vitamin E.
Posted on: 19 November 2007 - 2:58am
Ganesh Dutta says :
good recipe nisha.......In Ayurveda, the Indian System of Medicine, almond is considered a nutritive for brain and nervous system. It is said to induce high intellectual level and longevity. Almond oil is called Roghan Badam in both Ayurveda and Unani Tibb (the Greco-Persian System of Medicine). It is extracted by cold process and is considered a nutritive aphrodisiac both for massage and internal consumption. Recent studies have shown that the constituents of almond have anti-inflammatory, immunity boosting, and anti-hepatotoxicity effects
Posted on: 3 September 2007 - 4:11pm
shantihhh says :
I love this drink, but I use less sugar as I don't care for it so sweet. It is so nice to drink this ice cold on a hot day.
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umashankarsharma says :
It's quite fine as it's already being implementd over generations by old generatins in remote parts of country still it's one the nutrititious & simple most recipie one could exercise at home
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The Marion County Historical Society will be hosting Bob Thompson, author of "A Woman of Courage on the West Virginia Frontier: Phebe Tucker Cunningham," from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday for a book signing.
Thompson will also have signings at the Morgantown Historical Society and Pricketts Fort over the weekend.
Thompson, a historian who grew up in Texas and is living in St. Louis, Mo., has been published in the past, but this is his first full-length book.
"My father was born in West Virginia and so I have lots of distant relatives and history connections that go back."
Those connections extend to the subject of his book.
"(Phebe Tucker Cunningham) was my paternal fifth-great-grandmother," Thompson said.
Growing up, he'd read and heard her story from family sources, but it wasn't until he traveled to Marion County that he was inspired to put the history to paper.
"I made my first trip to Pricketts Fort, where she and her husband were married," he said. "Just being there, I started thinking about their wedding," and with the traditional music playing, he thought, "that was what it must have felt like."
So over the course of the next few years, he dived into research covering her personal story as well as the history of the region in those early frontier years.
"Just trying to establish a baseline of what was life like, my first impression was it was damn hard," Thompson said.
People tend to think of the wild plains when you say "frontier," he said, but in the 1780s, the now-civilized Appalachians were anything but.
"It was very unforgiving. It was very difficult to get farms started ... so life was hard, very, very difficult."
Cunningham was no stranger to hardship. She watched as her four children were murdered before her eyes and spent three years basically in captivity with the Wyandot tribe.
"I found the woodland tribes ... to be truly remarkable people," Thompson said, adding "the adverse impact of British colonialism," the greed of land-speculators and poor policy on the part of early American political leaders led to most of the tensions and what he believed to be avoidable conflicts.
After three years, Cunningham escaped and displayed what he called "absolute determination" to return home.
With his last trip to West Virginia, Thompson set out in search of the family homestead and found it on County Road 8, west of Shinnston. There, he found a memorial dedicated to Thomas and Edward Cunningham, the two brothers who built it, with "the big sandstone lock from the cage (Phebe Cunningham) was held in from the first few nights."
Dora Grubb, president of the Marion County Historical Society, said they are thrilled to have Thompson coming for the signing.
"This is not a period of which we have many books about what happened," she said. "It was a completely different era."
Grubb said she was particularly interested in the history of the Native American tribes of the region, who were driven out into Ohio and later into Kansas if they weren't lost to history.
"This is Native American heritage that I had never heard of before," she said.
Also presenting history no one has seen before will be Christa Greco, with her book signing for "Images of America: Fairmont" at the historical society from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18.
"Her new book is about photos of Fairmont and of various parts of Marion County," Grubb said, describing the collection as eclectic. "There are photos in there that are long gone from Fairmont."
Greco visited many private collections and sorted through archives at the Marion County Historical Society to find some real treasures, such as multiple photos of Gov. Francis Pierpont's home guard following the Civil War, a relic from an era when photographs were brand new. The book covers aspects of life from industry to leisure through Fairmont's golden years.
Both events will have refreshments served, and Grubb said the historical society covers the sales tax on any books purchased.
Email Jonathan Williams at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @JWilliamsTWV.
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Telugu bidda Timma Raju Kalidindi is playing hardball with prosecutors in Somerset County, New Jersey over the murder of his estranged wife Janaki Dantaluru.
The 48-year-old software programmer who murdered his wife the old-fashioned way – by choking her and using a braided rope – today pleaded Not Guilty in a New Jersey court.
The Telugu whacko Timma Kalidindi was offered a plea deal for 30-years in prison for his crime of First Degree Murder.
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Telugu Whacko Timma Raju Kalidindi – Pleads Not Guilty
Timma Kalidindi strangled his estranged wife Janaki Dantuluru at their Bridgewater home in New Jersey on November 14, 2013.
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* Timma Raju Kalidindi and Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan were both born in 1965 but Shahrkh Khan uses his hands only for eating
* Timma Raju Kalidindi shares a great sense of humor with other recent Telugu murderers in the U.S. – All of them have pleaded Not Guilty despite overwhelming evidence of their crimes
* Timma Raju Kalidindi is a Telugu native, hailing from the South Indian state of Andhra Pradesh (famous for export of red chillies, tobacco and software programmers)
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And when those big storms finally hit, there is more than just added moisture in the air, there's extra moisture coming from the warm ocean, Robinson and Oppenheimer said. And the air is full of energy and unstable, allowing storms to lift yet more moisture up to colder levels. That generates more intense rates of snowfall, Robinson said.
"If you can tap that moisture and you have that fortuitous collision of moist air and below freezing temperatures, you can pop some big storms," Robinson said.
Pennsylvania State University climate scientist Michael Mann points to the recent Northeast storm that dumped more than 30 inches in some places. He said it was the result of a perfect set of conditions for such an event: Arctic air colliding with unusually warm oceans that produced extra large amounts of moisture and big temperature contrasts, which drive storms. Those all meant more energy, more moisture and thus more snow, he said.
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Mortgage firms and real estate attorneys scrambling to beat the June 30 closing deadline for homebuyers to qualify for a federal tax credit may have three more months to get it done. The Senate amended a bill Wednesday that extends the closing deadline until September 30 to give lenders some breathing room. Nevada Sen. Harry [...]
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Long Island's angel investors are applauding the defeat of two provisions in the financial reform bill wending its way through Congress. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., originally would have raised the wealth requirements for angels, or qualified investors, and would have replaced federal regulation with state-by-state control. Michael Faltischek, a senior partner [...]
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By Anthony M. Figliola Republicans, Democrats and even tea party believers were watching Tuesday's elections in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Arkansas viewing it as a litmus test for November's midterm elections. All three groups had to be a little disappointed. In Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional District, Democrat Mark Critz, a former Congressional staffer defeated Republican Tim Burns [...]
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And I have a question about this. Even if my pages were written in English, Mexican or Swahili the users with browsers that have Spanish or German would still be redirected to NEW.htm, right? The language it self that is written on the page has nothing to say, only the users browser settings are the deciding factor for this {HTTP:Accept-Language} code, right?
But I have a question regarding the MSIE redirection part as well.
I have several other htm files in that folder. And I don't want MSIE users who arrive at these files to be redirected to NEW.htm, only the ones that land on PAGE 1 2 3 4 ... I only want thous 4 pages to be affected. How would the code look then? Should the line with REQUEST_URI be removed then? And perhaps add something I had done in my MSIE code?
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2K Games is marching forward with the first-person shooter XCOM, announces Take-Two, which is "planned for release" in fiscal year 2014. It was originally due to release in 2011. It was then delayed to March 2012 but then underwent a 'revamp'. Meanwhile Take-Two "haven't announced anything" on Rockstar Games' supposedly PS3 exclusive title Agent. "2K Marin continues to move forward" with XCOM said the publisher during its investor call, "which is planned for release during fiscal year 2014". It's been a long journey for the reboot. This reimagined XCOM entry is a "tactical squad-based shooter offering a strong character-driven experience". Thankfully fans of the more traditional XCOM flavour have 2K Games and Firaxis' XCOM: Enemy Unknown releasing on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC October 12th, 2012. What of Rockstar's cold war-based Agent? "We haven't announced anything about that title," said Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick. Agent was announced back in 2007 as an exclusive game for PlayStation 3 but very little is actually known about the project. Only last year has the first ever screenshot of Agent seen the light of day, thanks to an environment artist. XCOM releases on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in 2014. Source: VideoGamer.com |


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This doesn't happen often, but here's an instance where I look at an actor being cast in a certain role and simply go, "Well, yeah. That's perfect."
ThePlaylist reports that Léa Seydoux and Vincent Cassel have set themselves for the respective, titular roles in Beauty and the Beast, a new iteration of the story from Brotherhood of the Wolf helmer Christophe Gans. That, personally speaking, is the only real information I need to commence hype, so take this quote from the director as an added bonus:
"With this picture, I want to unleash my imagination. Although I will keep to a form of storytelling of this timeless fairy tale that is in keeping with the same pace and characters as the original, I will surprise the audience by creating a completely new visual universe never experienced before and produce images of an unparalleled quality. Every single one of my movies has presented me with a challenge but this one is, by far, the most exciting and rewarding."
Images that supersede the ones accomplished by Tarsem in Mirror, Mirror? Well, then.
Okay, I am honestly quite curious about what may come from a visually-inclined filmmaker's take on Beauty and the Beast — since it is, after all, a tale that's been brought to the screen in a sumptuous manner twice over (Jean Cocteau and Disney, I mean). Fruits of the labor won't be coming our way for longer than I'd prefer — October is the proposed start time for production — but, even then, this kind of goes back to my sentiment: the casting is interesting, appropriate, and promising enough for me to grant some attention right off the bat.
Would you be up for another Beauty and the Beast? How about with Seydoux and Cassel?
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A Brett Favre sighting in Downtown LA
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Story Date: Jul 13 2010 - 22:00
I was sitting in the lobby of the JW Marriott/Ritz-Carlton at LA Live in Downtown Los Angeles. The hotel is located immediately adjacent to the Nokia Theater, where the ESPY Awards were taking place later that night. Within a few minute span, both Brett Favre and Cowboys coach Wade Phillips walked about 15 feet in front of me. They were not together I should point out.
The only bit of Favre news I can pass along is that he appeared to be walking without any type of limp. He was definitely moving a whole lot better than after the loss in the NFC Title Game.
One other bit of news involves the fact that Favre still has not found the time to purchase a razor. It seems like the same amount of silver facial hair is always present on his face. I'm sure he cleaned up for the show, but when I saw him he was wearing shorts and a tee shirt. The man certainly prefers comfort over style.
It was very amusing to see everyone in the lobby stare at Favre, while Phillips walked through with absolutely no fanfare. Number four's star power is incredible. Like most people, I would be stunned if the Silver Fox is not under center for the Vikings come September.
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I'm sure Wade Phillips is a lovely person, but it's not like he appeared in a top-grossing major motion picture with Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller. No matter what he's done on the field since, #4 will always be Mary's ex-fiance "Brett Faaave...rah" to me!
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