The next day, drain the salt water from the seeds and lightly dry them with a paper towel. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. *Spread your seeds on a large cookie sheet and let them roast for 30-40 minutes in the oven. You can stir them around after 20 minutes or so, if you'd like.
Follow CBS-FM. New data shows that the vast majority of Americans still have a landline but they are slowly fading away. The Wall Street Journal reports 71% of households currently have a landline compared to 96% 15 years ago. Obviously most of the households that have landlines also have cell phones too. However with the economic downturn a few years ago, many people have ditched 2 phone services and got rid of their landlines and went wireless. Bundled intenet lines, TV, and phone also make wired landline service obsolete.
Getty Images. According to the World Bank, three quarters of people on Earth have access to a mobile phone. There are now at least 6 billion mobile phone subscriptions active, up from 1 billion in the year 2000 -- and 5 billion of those are in developing countries.So a key way cell phones change the world is what they were designed for: communication.In addition to person-to-person communication, cell phones are also connecting people with their local governments.s cell phones have become commonplace in the developing world, the field of mHealth (mobile health) has emerged. mHealth programs connect remote communities with healthcare services and expertise, all conducted using cell phones.