Thanks a lot for this post, and the effort, I am kind of new here, but like what other member said already, this post is a great reference to pass on.
Great job!!!I smoked 2.5 packs a day for over 30 years. I picked up an e cig and havnt smokes a cig in 3 weeks. I never ever thought I would be able to lay those nasty cigs down ever. And its been to simple to do,,, so all I can say is the "proof is in the pudding" !!! Tell the FDA to stick this life saving story in there pipe and smoke it.
threespeed" data-source="post: 557176" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">threespeed said:Great Article
I'm not on digg.
Can anyone find health certificates given to movie studios or clubs using similar fog machine technoligy & use this for our cause ?.
No Digg acount but keep up the great work you are doing!!
threespeed" data-source="post: 557176" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">threespeed said:Great Article
I'm not on digg.
Can anyone find health certificates given to movie studios or clubs using similar fog machine technoligy & use this for our cause ?.
Very well done, covers the issue quite well.
The only thing I can suggest to improve understanding for someone who knows nothing about PVs, or has been fed misinformation, is to include a short, simplified description of how the PV creates vapor from liquid, 90-100% of which is Generally Recognized As Safe by the FDA. Make them aware that the "smoke" is not particulates from burning tobacco, but tiny droplets of fog fluid.
The electronic cigarette is known as a personal vaporizer, as it produces a fine mist or vapor, similar to the steam from a cup of hot coffee.
The fact that personal vaporizer owners are no longer smoking is difficult for non-smokers and smoke-free advocates to understand, because vapor looks similar in appearance to smoke.
Aside from putting electronic cigarette owners back into the toxic cloud produced by tobacco smoke, personal vaporizer owners point out that their vapor doesnt contain the amounts of lethal toxins nor does it behave in the same manner as cigarette smoke. The vapor isn't created unless actively in use, unlike the smoke that continuously comes from a lit cigarette and it doesn't appear to travel more than a couple of feet from the user. It also tends to dissipate more quickly than smoke, making it fairly undetectable and unobtrusive for those nearby, so presenting the two as the same thing is misleading.
As long as it's reprinted complete, with my credits intact, anyone has permission to send it out, share or post it on blogs, web sites, etc.Kristin or.....
Does there need to be something from you indicating your permission to use the article? I started putting together an e-mail to my local paper and it occurred to me this may be a concern. Babe in the woods regarding such things.
Thanks
Dugg it!!! It is a brilliant article to say the least!
Excellent article but I only see 6 diggs! Has it been dugg under a different title or URL?