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Jessica Miller | August 30, 2011
When I was growing up, my father bribed my brother and sister and me not to smoke. He offered us £100 if we could stay off the ciggies till we were 21. Despite this incentive, I naturally experimented. I have, however, only ever smoked two whole Virginia cigarettes in my life, both when I was 16 and on holiday with my mate, Hugh, in France.
Jessica Miller | August 4, 2011
In regards to the news article dated Aug. 2, “Best of both worlds,” tell that to the smoke shop owner who will more than likely have to close his doors because his customers are going out of state to buy Virginia cigarettes. Of course, if you ask Rep. Paul Ray he will probably deny it and maintain that 20 percent of the population in Evanston, Wyoming suddenly decided to start smoking.
Jessica Miller | July 6, 2011
The office-bearers of the Kashthkar Coordination Council (KCC) and tobacco growers on Tuesday threatened to stage demonstration and observe hunger strike if the tobacco purchasing companies failed to increase the Flue-Curved Virginia cigarettes (FCV) prices within a week.
Jessica Miller | June 22, 2011
John, a friend of mine, has been smoking for thirty years. However, one year he decided to try and quit using nicotine gum. Several months later, he was still using nicotine gum. He then switched to zero nicotine gum – and noticed no difference at in the effect, and crucially no increased desire for nicotine. He used zero nicotine gum for several more months, before sadly switching back to Virginia cigarettes. While one person’s experience does not provide evidence that nicotine is not addictive, John’s experience has been backed up be several studies.
Jessica Miller | June 14, 2011
A commission created to revitalize Virginia’s economically depressed tobacco counties needs to spend more money on regional initiatives with measurable benefits and less on small projects tailored to local interests, a legislative watchdog agency recommended today.
