Discussion on this. People are a little surprised that this is unregulated and is available for kids. Who would have thought ecigs can create so much debate. You ask whether it harmful. Thats a contention on the flipside and a question of whether or not they are a gate way to marijuana or regular smoking derek says the same regulations in place should be in place for ecigs. Ecigarette sales doubt to a billion and a half dollars. For many the exploding popularity is a cause for concern. Currently unregulated ecigarettes are blamed for an increase in calls to poison centres. The liquid nicotine cartridges come in many flavours, making them enticing to kids. They are increasingly popular among teams. The number of kids using them nearly doubled. What are the risks associated with ecigarettes, is it time to regulate them. We are glad to have john, a professor of Public Interest law. Ray storey is the ceo of the tobacco vapour Electronic Cigarette and dr rogers a toxocologist. Welcome every
Thats a contention on the flipside and a question of whether or not they are a gate way to marijuana or regular smoking derek says the same regulations in place should be in place for ecigs. Ecigarette sales doubt to a billion and a half dollars. For many the exploding popularity is a cause for concern. Currently unregulated ecigarettes are blamed for an increase in calls to poison centres. The liquid nicotine cartridges come in many flavours, making them enticing to kids. They are increasingly popular among teams. The number of kids using them nearly doubled. What are the risks associated with ecigarettes, is it time to regulate them. We are glad to have john, a professor of Public Interest law. Ray storey is the ceo of the tobacco vapour Electronic Cigarette and dr rogers a toxocologist. Welcome everyone to the program. Dr rogers, you are not only a toxocologist at childrens, you are the associate medical director of the the kentucky regional poison center. We welcomed a trend to cal
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Voiceover the key of david with gerald flurry. Gerald flurry greetings, everyone. One of the most mysterious prophecies in all the bible is in psalm chapter 83. Now, this prophecy is tied both to the old and new testament, but even the commentaries, when they talk about it, realize that there is Something Special here, but many of them dont understand it and dont really understand what it means. It is a prophecy about war, a prophecy about a war thats actually skipped over in daniel 11, but i want to fill in that gap today because this prophecy reveals the direction of politics in europe and the middle east in the near future. Now, what could be more important in world news than that . What could be more important than that . And you will see that already, deals are being made thats even partly fulfilling this prophecy, even today, even now. Notice psalm 83 and verse 1, keep not thou silence, o god hold not thy peace, and be not still, o god. 2 for, lo, thine enemies make a tumult and
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