Dave Cross

3 days ago | planetofthevapes.co.uk | Dave Cross

In South Africa, on World Vape Day, the Africa Harm Reduction Alliance (AHRA) called upon governments, public health authorities and civil society across the African continent to confront the tobacco epidemic with compassion, pragmatism and science. The Africa Harm Reduction Alliance points to data from the World Health Organization that says more than 146,000 Africans die every year from tobacco-related illnesses, with smoking rates steadily climbing in many sub-Saharan nations.

3 weeks ago | planetofthevapes.co.uk | Dave Cross

Bans are not the answer, says the UK Vaping Industry Association, as the trade body warns of a black-market boost and smoking surge following the disposable vape ban. As of Sunday 1st June, all single-use disposable vape products are now banned from import or sale in England, Scotland and Wales.

1 month ago | planetofthevapes.co.uk | Dave Cross

On International Harm Reduction Day (May 7), Smoke Free Sweden called on world leaders, public health authorities and civil society to embrace the proven harm reduction strategies that have made Sweden a global model in the fight against smoking. With smoking rates in Sweden now by far the lowest in the EU, the country is on the brink of becoming the world’s first nation to achieve official smoke-free status when prevalence drops below 5%.

Apr 9, 2024 | creativepro.com | Adobe MAX |Dave Cross |Imaging USA

In this CreativePro Week sneak peek video, Dave Cross shows how easy it is to create different configurations of layers in a Photoshop file. These Layer Comps allow you to turn layers on and off, set specific positions for items on each layer, then create a “snapshot” of each set up. Dave names each of them then demos toggling through them to view the different layouts.

Dec 16, 2023 | santamariatimes.com | Dave Cross

I am a skeptic and a realist. Santa Claus has long been used by corporations to market the Christmas holiday. My open-minded innocence about his existence ended as a child. Over time, I became as cynical as one can be and perfectly comfortable with it. Then I met an 11-year-old named Burt Neffler, who still believes in Santa. Grade wise, he was incredibly smart. Still, there was an awkward, Einstein look about him with crazy hair that seemed like it would stand up to static electricity.