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Farewell Palm, Hello HP Palm by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 01 Jul 2010 3:54pm On July 1, Palm as a company ceased to exist. They are now part of HP and with that a new chapter begins. The mobile division will still be headed by Palm’s CEO, Jon Rubinstein, and HP plans to “double down” with WebOS so expect to see new exciting products driven by this great OS, including the anticipated HP Hurricane tablet . Palm continues Read on »

Palm Sunday Palm Sunday is the s... by Serene L. Patient Expert

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Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 9:58pm

1 Comment Palm Sunday Palm Sunday is the sixth and last Sunday of Lent and the beginning of Holy Week. The date for Palm Sunday in 2008 is 16 March Holy Week is the week before Easter , commemorating events in the last days of Jesus' life on Earth. It begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Monday Read on »

Hp buys Palm. Long live Palm! by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 28 Apr 2010 3:14pm So it’s come a full circle. When Jeff Hawkins et al. first came up with the original Palm Pilot, they were manufactured under USRobotics. The latter were then acquired by 3Com. After that Palm split from 3Com, and then split further into hardware (Palm) and software (Palmsource) companies. That last split was probably a bad idea as Palm Read on »

Palm’s upcoming goodies announced at CES 2010 by Alan T. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 07 Jan 2010 2:42pm Palm has just announced goodies at CES 2010 - Flash 10.1 (eat your heart out iPhone) - Video recording, editing and uploading - “Plug-in Development Kit,” or PDK... their way into the catalog) - Palm Pre Plus (16 Gb) and the Pixi Plus (with Wifi) for Verizon - Officially opening the webOS Developer Program, including a $1 million Hot Apps bonus Read on »

Fishtail Palm for Urinary Disorders by Dr Gowthaman Facebook

Posted Fri 07 May 2010 5:57am : The seed kernels inside the fruit are edible but the flesh portion causes mouth irritation leading to fishtail palm poisoning. Severity of symptoms depends on the amount of plant...The fishtail palm gets its botanical name from the stinging chemicals present in the fruit. ‘Urens’ in Latin means ‘stinging’. The fruit contains calcium oxalate crystals Read on »

Sweet Wholesome Wednesday: Coconut Palm Sugar by Marillyn B. Posted Fri 20 Nov 2009 2:32pm , it is boiled and processed into a granule. Coconut palm Sugar is naturally low on the Glycemic Index (GI), which has benefits for weight control and improving glucose and lipid levels... and variety of coconut. (source) A Traditional Sugar Made from the sap of coconut flowers, coconut palm sugar is given to us from nature. It is boiled down Read on »

Sweet Palms, Healthy Breakfasts by culturedcook Posted Fri 21 Jan 2011 11:42am syrup: tap the tree, collect the sap, and boil it down to a thick liquid. The difference is that the palm sugar is more of a gritty, thick paste than a pourable syrup. Some palm... Nut, Seed & Fruit Granola with Palm Sugar I’m always on the prowl for new unrefined sweeteners — not only are they a healthier alternative to heavily processed white Read on »

How Sweet is Your Sugar…try a Healthy Option – Palm Sugar by Sanjeeta kk Posted Thu 17 Feb 2011 2:38am the sap of the date palm or sugar palm tree, which is boiled and crystallized. The end product looks pale yellow or light brown color and has many nutrients in it. Rich... is made from sugar cane, beet root, palm etc. Harmful effects of sugar; Simple sugar found in many food products or the table sugar creates a rapid rise in the blood Read on »

Mango Baked Custard Sweetened w/ Sweet Tree Evaporated Palm Sugar by Marillyn B. Posted Fri 04 Dec 2009 12:00am with important nutrients - eggs, whole milk & cream. Some researchers believe that boiled or cooked milk is actually easier to digest than pasteurized milk. Cooking causes complex... A few months ago I wrote a post about Coconut Palm Sugar and I am loving this sweetener... love its rich, carmel-like flavor and the fantastic nutritional value Read on »

The Health Benefits of Raw Potato Juice (and Palm Readers) by Aliesa George Patient Expert

Posted Wed 06 Jan 2010 1:02pm

1 Comment Here’s an interesting story… A few weeks ago I was in Key West. There was a Palm Reader on the street that we passed by every day we were there. Now I’ve NEVER had my palm read, but felt drawn to this guy. I didn’t do it the whole week – and on the last night finally got up the courage to sit in his chair! It was interesting, his comments Read on »