During the last week of July, AVG researchers compiled a list of virus and malware attacks by country picked up by AVG security software. This means we have compiled data from over 127 million computers in 144 countries to determine the incidence rates of virus attacks by country.
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How grocery chains in the US have leveraged different social media platforms to engage with their customers. Facebook is the leading social media platform used by these grocery chains to engage with consumers followed by Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
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In the United States, we take light switches and electrical sockets for granted. But how many of us know how much electricity we're using throughout the day, the week, or even the year?
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If graphic design was a religion, fonts are its priests - some are brilliant and enhance your understanding of the text and others are, well ... best avoided.
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Many people look at coupons and wonder whether or not it is worth it clip them. Even the most frugal of us might have doubts... but coupon-clipping is a rapidly growing business.
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About 1.2 million people age 12 to 17 smoked cigarettes, drank alcohol or used marijuana on any given day in 2006, according to The Office of Applied Studies (OAS) in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. In addition 49,000 adolescents used inhalants, 27,000 used hallucinogens (e.g., Ecstasy and other club drugs), 13,000 used cocaine, and 3,800 used heroin. Many parents and teachers are concerned about teen drug use and are trying to educate parents and teens about the harm that using drugs can do to still-growing bodies. One place to start is by understanding which drugs teens use the most.
It’s no surprise that the use of steroids to increase muscle growth is not the healthiest way to achieve your fitness objectives. But just how bad is it? Below is a look at the various negative effects these drugs can have on your body.
