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 Smoking elegantly – advices for women
5 May 2011
Some women consider smoking is an effective way to attract attention. If you smoke and aren’t able to quit this habit, try to do it in an elegant way.
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 Kate Middleton wedding stress
4 May 2011
Kate Middleton, 29 years old Prince William’s newly wife, was so stressed before the wedding...
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 Kate Moss broke the French law
28 April 2011
37 years old supermodel Kate Moss, known with her tobacco addiction, appeared at the Louis Vuitton show in Paris, smoking a cigarette while strutting down the catwalk.
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 What kills faster – cigarettes or food?
28 January 2011
The public has been blasted for decades with propaganda regarding the dangers of smoking and how chemicals contained in cigarettes are harmful to your health. But, have these anti-smoking zealots also told you about the poisons in your food?
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 Cell phones - new tobacco?
13 December 2010
I think most of us a familiar with the tobacco wars of recent times and how it is has manifested itself into aspects of our lives through issues like smoking at public venues, lawsuits from addicts suing manufacturers, corporate sponsorship of sporting events like Formula 1 and advertising in general, pregnant mothers, etc.
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 Bringrr alarm plugs into your car’s cigarette lighter, makes sure you have your cell phone
4 July 2010
The Bringrr is a product that acts as an early warning system if you forget at home your cell phone.
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 DiCaprio is smoking electronic cigarette and filming in Inception
9 June 2010
Leonardo DiCaprio indulges in a short e-cigarette break while out with some pals in New York City.
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 Smoking ban decreased hospital admissions
24 May 2010
Two University of Arizona researchers have studied the relationship between Arizona's 2007 law that bans smoking in public places and hospitalization rates for a range of ailments related to secondhand smoke exposure.
Their results: Admissions for acute myocardial infarction or AMI, stroke, asthma and angina decreased following the implementation of the ban. Reductions in hospital charges are estimated to total more than $16 million in the first 13 months after the ban.
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 Accidental swallowing of cigarettes
2 May 2010
Cigarettes make one-third of accidental swallowing cases involving small children, a government survey by Japan showed.
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 Making tobacco at home
13 April 2010
Today we will tell you how to make tobacco at home.
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