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New Hampshire is the latest state to push for a ban on minors from purchasing electronic cigarettes.  Electronic Cigarette Nation Supports these measures in full.

There are two essential reasons that this is good news:

1)     We don’t want to see minors start smoking anything (analog cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, illegal drugs, etc.)

2)     When electronic cigarettes are accepted to be for adults only, there is no reason to ban them altogether unless you ban analog cigarettes (that wont happen)

The exciting thing about this story, the youth are the ones proposing it.  The high school students are shocked that their peers can walk into a store and buy an electronic cigarette today.  Electronic Cigarettes were made as an alternative for smokers and not for someone to start.  These have helped a vast amount of tobacco users toss their analog cigarettes aside once and for all.

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Electronic Cigarette Nation has taken a strong stance in prohibiting sales to minors and will continue to promote this trend.  If you have any questions or would like to help, please feel free to contact us at webmaster@electroniccigarettenation.com today.

UPDATE:Other states have began passing bans on minors from using electronic cigarettes.  This is a great step to prevent minors from becoming addicted to nicotine!

UPDATE: The AAPHP has recommended that the FDA approve electronic cigarettes and suggests that they could reduce deaths from 400,000 a year to nearly 10,000 a year.  This is staggering and we should join the cause!  If you would like to know more, please contact us!  Read more...

As the popularity and uses of satellite-positioning technology of GPS devices continues to explode, people have developed a dependence on the Global Positioning System. Millions of consumers, businesses and the military all rely on GPS on a daily basis. A problem has arisen as to what can be done to stop deliberate and dangerous jamming of the satellite signals.

GPS jamming happens when GPS frequencies are disrupted and signals are blocked making them  unreadable. Since GPS signals are already vulnerable because of their distance from the satellites, it is easy to cause an interference, especially on a small car or handheld GPS.  The jammers can be switched on and off easily, forcing devices to recalibrate each time.

For years specialists have been warning that our growing dependency on these devices creates a potential vulnerability. In 2001 an industry report named GPS devices as a tempting target for exploitation by “malicious persons”.  Currently, America’s GPS and Russia’s GLONASS are the only functioning global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), but Europe’s Galileo and China’s COMPASS systems are under construction.

GPS jamming is a huge threat and concern because of its accessibility and low cost. For around , anyone can go online and purchase a GPS jammer the size of car cigarette lighter. These devices are  illegal in the United States and most of Europe, nevertheless, the jammers can be bought online directly from factories in China. Since the websites advertise the jammers as privacy protectors and tracking blockers, the average consumer is unaware of the jammers’ capabilities to wreak havoc.  Read more...

In this year’s “51″ golden weeks, the appliance is still

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Commercial retail industry a big winner. Many businesses and manufacturers to take precautions made full preparations, have resorted to their own marketing “secret weapon”, an excellent grasp of the Golden Week to home appliances market, poised to make on the one. Consumers purchase home appliances sales boom enjoyed this a lot of benefits, has also become beneficiaries.

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Promotional team is a business to attract customers to the first course, so the merchants and manufacturers were well prepared to do this. In pre publicity advertising media appliances up once more, all home appliances shopping malls outside the advertising done exceptionally beautiful. Starting from April 30, merchants set up the stage, the manufacturers, “singing” of the outdoor campaign began to come one after another. Are pushing new products, there are pushing special, and so that consumers had to stop consumption plan steps to carefully understand. During the festival, the bridge near the mouth full of beef and laughter of these programs, “boss” the overwhelming majority of home appliances business, factory.

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How to find the Best Electronics Sales to Save you Money

Have you ever wondered how to find the best electronics sales? There are several avenues that you can follow. Some of these depend on the time of year.  There are always big sales after Christmas. Especially with the way the economy is right now the Boxing Day sales will bring you plenty of savings.  Watch for the advertisements both in the newspapers and on television and you will find many sales to choose from.

If that is too far away and you are looking to make a purchase now you have other possibilities open to you.  When wondering how to find the best electronics sales you should watch for store closings. You can get some good deals at closing sales. Makes sure they are not the sales where the store is using going out of business as an ongoing campaign to bring in customers. With them it is nothing but a gimmick to get customers to come and buy.  Find a store that is really closing and see what electronics goods they have for sale that are on your shopping list.

Be careful when you are looking for sales that you do not fall for the phony factory clear out sales or yearend inventory clearances. Some stores do put on specials but many more advertise their sales to make them look bigger and better than they truly are. It is a difficult economic time right now and retailers are aware that there are fewer consumer dollars than there were only a short time ago. This means when you are wondering how to find the best electronics sales you may want to start with some phone calls before you go searching the stores.  Read more...

Continue your success after the holiday season by learning how to target the dollars still out there! Many online retailers will relax their sales and marketing efforts, believing that they cannot overcome the so-called post-holiday slump. However, for those retailers savvy enough to target the substantial sales still to be made, continued success can be achieved.

Here’s an outline of post-holiday sales expectations, in perspective.

$23 Billion Dollars. That’s how much consumers spent online between November 1st and December 16th 2007. From January 1st until the end of October, consumers spent $93.6 billion. Roughly 20% of the year’s online business was done in six weeks.

The average for the weeks after Christmas is expected to be about $2 billion (per 2006’s numbers plus the 18% increase seen over last year’s numbers to date). While this is only about 60% of the holiday shopping average of $3.25 billion per week, it’s still a sizable amount.

Why the post-holiday season is a great time to continue marketing efforts

The good news is: People still buy after Christmas. This is due both to retailer efforts and seasonal customer behavior.

1. Suppliers must get rid of holiday overstock. Many suppliers load up with inventory in the weeks leading up to the holiday season. They are forced to clear out excess inventory after the holiday buying rush has ended.

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