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Study Finds Habit Changer Twice As Effective As Popular Methods In Overcoming Cigarette Smoking HabitAnderson Analytics Study Finds Success Quitting Smoking Based on Awareness of Bad Habits and Eliminating Smoking Behaviors Read more...One in Three Top-Trending Search Topics Return Malicious Results, Finds Norton StudyAccording to a new Norton study, more than one in three of the top-trending search terms returned at least 10 percent malicious results, putting people's computers and personal information at risk from cybercrime. Â It turns out that between February and May, searching for "tropical dreams sweepstakes" could actually have been a nightmare, and searching for "red hot laugh riot" could have been ... Read more...Free condoms for YOG officials and athletesFree condoms will be distributed to officials and athletes of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) at the medical clinic of the Youth Olympic Village (YOV). The bizarre move was agreed upon after discussion between the Singapore YOG Organizing Committee and the International Olympic Committee with UNAIDS providing the condoms whose brand is not revealed. We have to [...] Read more...Firefighters meet their Middle East counterpartsThe Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection District played host last month to a dozen military officials from allied nations in the Middle East, who visited the United States to study American military and firefighting techniques. The men represented Jordan, Qatar and United Arab Emirates, and they took part in the Red Dragon Full Scale Exercise on June 19 and 20. Read more...New scanning probe microscopy techniques for analyzing organic photovoltaic materials and devicesRajiv GiridharagopaL, Guozheng Shao, David S. Ginger, University of Washington; and Chris Groves, Durham University,discuss the experimental challenges and opportunities associated with two different AFM-based optoelectronic scanning probe techniques, photoconductive AFM (pcAFM) and time-resolved electrostatic force microscopy (trEFM), that have been used help understand how morphology impacts ... Read more... |
