As with my Video Picks, I desperately need suggestions on a better column title. ;-)
As I wrote earlier, I have been browsing other e-cig blogs, and the best one I’ve seen recently, and the one that has most inspired me to blog more actively, is my first pick, VapewithPuff.
VapewithPuff is written by ECF member and frequent poster in the V4L subforum, Belletrist. She is smart, enthusiastic, funny, creative, and has a wonderful rapport with her audience. And the sheer volume and variety of her topics leaves me truly awed! It’s …

Ok, the very FIRST reader suggestion I desperately need are better column title ideas. LOL
I used to write for my high school newspaper and could never write headlines worth a damn. ;-)
Anyway, back when I first started doing video reviews, I was one of only two english language video reviewers on the net. Now there are tons! I’m going to start pointing you guys to some of my favorites. And I might even start to rate them. Reviewing the reviewers as it were. Or maybe not. ;-) We’ll start with …

Over in the new member’s section of E-Cigarette Forum there’s a thread about whether we e-cig users should be concerned that our e-liquid is manufactured in China. The original post is:
Is anyone concerned?
That all if not part of the juice we buy is manufactured in China? I went to a party last night and a few people asked me this question, which made me begin to wonder. None of the smokers at the party wanted to try my e-cigarette, they were all concerned about how it is manufactured …

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
I have so many things to be thankful for. New opportunities. New friends. Reconnecting to my family. The welcome Steve has given me to Vapor4Life, and to his family. An amazing adventure ahead of me. I have more to be thankful for than any time in recent memory.
I sincerely hope that everyone has as nice a Thanksgiving as I have had.
And, if it helps anyone have a nice thanksgiving, V4L is having a Thanksgiving sale. ;)
Enjoy your holiday!

I expect a lot of people have already seen this article making the rounds that Phillip Morris has been in talks with Ruyan.
I have to admit I was pretty skeptical about this. There’s only one source for it, a press release writtten by Tiffany Ellis, a PR agent for TJT Media, published in OfficialWire, a press release mill that’ll print anything. And her reference link to Quamnet, a Mandarin language inventment service, didn’t actually mention PM or talks between them and Ruyan, just that Ruyan’s stock trading ws suspended. …