Even after you kick the habit, the effects of cigarette smoking can
linger for a long time. A study found that toxins from tobacco smoke
persist in a home for at least six months after you quit and remain a
threat to nonsmoking residents. So-called “thirdhand smoke” particles
get into carpets, wallpaper, ceiling tiles, upholstery, clothes,
blankets and pillows. Source Link
If
you’re looking for rigged voting, critics say just check out a listing
of product reviews on Amazon. About one out of three Amazon reviews come
from people who got the product for free in exchange for a review.
Amazon discloses this but that doesn’t stop the free product reviews
from ranking high. Source Link
Want
calorie counting to be a snap? There’s an app for that. The “SnapIt” app
can determine calories in the food on your plate just by taking a photo
of it. Developers say the app still has trouble recognizing some foods,
so users may need to enter more information to identify an item after a
picture is taken. Source Link
