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Smoking Cigars in Nicaragua
Posted: Dec 6, 2009 2:19pm ET
Eight a.m., Estelí, Nicaragua. I haven't had breakfast but I've already lit my first cigar.
This is how I live when I'm in Nicaragua, home to some of the finest premium cigars on the planet. I've been here this week meeting with cigarmakers and tobacco growers who have come together for the first Nicaraguan cigar festival.
If you're wondering why you haven't heard of this festival, it's because it was put together quickly—for this first festival the organizers decided to go with a list of invited guests rather than getting the word out to the public to see how things went. (Estelí is a tobacco and cigar town—not a big metropolis like Santiago, Dominican Republic or a tourist mecca like Havana. Hotels and restaurants are limited.) Many of the local cigar companies were here and even some tobacco executives from the Dominican Republic and elsewhere.
"This is my dream," said Alejandro Martinez-Cuenca, owner of the Joya de Nicaragua brand and one of the festival organizers, as he stood by a selection of cigars made by the member Nicaraguan companies at the opening cocktail reception in Managua on Wednesday night. "We have come to Nicaragua together in an unprecedented manner. To put the face on what Nicaraguan tobacco really means for the international market."
The festival featured speeches by local government officials, Martinez-Cuenca and Nestor Plasencia Jr., as well as a speech by Cigar Aficionado executive editor Gordon Mott. (Gordon will blog about being in Nicaragua soon.) It also brought visitors into the country's amazing cigar factories and some tobacco fields, although it's very early in the planting season here and most tobacco is still in seedbeds or very short, not even as tall as your knee.
I've spent the time alternating between the festival and meeting with cigarmakers on my own. I visited the sprawling and huge Drew Estate factory, decorated with a mural some 50 feet high, where Acids and Liga Privadas are made; walked with Pepin Garcia and his family through the polished and new My Father Cigars factory, where he makes all kinds of great cigars; toured the boutique factory where Rocky Patel's new 1961 cigar is being made and the bigger factory where he is making Patel Brothers; and I've spent time with Jorge and Jose Orlando Padrón, listening to amazing stories of the company's 45 year history. I'll blog much more about my findings in the near future.
Meeting Jose Oliva In Miami
Posted: Dec 1, 2009 10:26pm ETI got up early this morning and left frosty New York for sunny Miami, and spent the day with Jose Oliva, vice president of Oliva Cigar Co. in Miami Lakes. The family-run company is one of the true success stories in the cigar industry: the Olivas make great cigars for a good price, using copious amounts of Nicaraguan tobacco that they grow themselves.
Jose is a smart guy who thinks about the future quite a bit. The company he helps run was created by his father, Gilberto. Now that Jose has a son of his own, he's thinking about what he needs to do to prepare the company for the day in the future when his child is working there.
"I think we have to be the fastest growing company in the business over the last three years," Jose said while smoking an Oliva Serie O cigar on the waterside patio of Smith & Wollensky steak house. The company's growth is a combination of traditional cigars, such as its award winning Oliva Serie V Liga Especiale (a onetime No. 4 cigar of the year from Cigar Aficionado magazine) and hip, new cigars, such as its popular NUB series of short smokes.
I've spent time in the Oliva warehouses in Nicaragua, which were brimming with stocks of Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobacco. It's what you need to make great cigars over and over again, key to success in this business. Oliva is able to put out a fine cigar at a good price for two reasons: growing its own tobacco helps keep costs down (Jose says the only leaf it buys from outside vendors now is from Ecuador) and the fact that it struggled for a toehold in the post-boom cigar market meant it had to come out with bargain-priced cigars. It's top line smoke, the Oliva Serie V, has a suggested retail price of less than $10 a cigar.
"Every year, my father continued to grow tobacco and put it away. It allowed us to win people over through the consistency of the cigars we were producing," he said between puffs. "Cigarmaking and craftsmanship is important, but there is no substitition for tobacco inventory."
Big Day at the Big Smoke
Posted: Nov 14, 2009 8:25pm ETToday was jam packed with activity here in Las Vegas at the Big Smoke. At nine a.m. the doors opened to our cigar seminars (they sold out around one month ago) and the room was filled with cigar lovers from around the United States and abroad who were eager to hear from their favorite cigarmakers and get Cigar Aficionado's version of cigar school.
You'll read all about it next week with our extensive coverage, but here's a quick sample: a tasting of the top three cigars of the year (Casa Magna, Padrón 80 Years and Litto Gomez Diez Chisel), a seminar on how cigars are made from seed to shelf, a seminar on Cuba, one on boutique cigars and another on how organizations such as the CRA, Cigar Association of America and IPCPR are fighting for your right to smoke. And we also had a special video prepared showcasing the best of Cigar Aficionado's Cigar Cinema, our video section.
It was a wonderful day, and I was busy, leading two of the seminars and puffing away on those great cigars. The crowd had a blast. After the seminars concluded, we went to lunch, hosted by the Fuente family. They handed out two cigars, including a 12 year old (!) Fuente Fuente OpusX.
I'd write more, but it's almost time for tonight's Big Smoke evening session. No rest in Las Vegas!
Back in Vegas
Posted: Nov 13, 2009 12:43pm ETIt's Big Smoke time, so I'm in Las Vegas with much of the premium cigar industry, puffing away and enjoying the city. We started in style yesterday with a little Cigar Aficionado welcome party at Rhumbar at the Mirage Hotel. Rhumbar is a great spot—stark white on the inside, very hip, with caged metallic statues of fighting roosters suspended above the bar. And yes—it's entirely cigar friendly. My favorite part of the bar is outside—a huge patio overlooking the Las Vegas strip. You can smoke out there as well.
I walked in with Gordon Mott and Jack Bettridge. The first people we saw were Manuel Quesada and Brad Weinfeld. We said hello, and Brad handed me a Casa Magna Extraordinario (Salamone size, very nice cigar), which I clipped and lit. We started talking while sipping some aged rum and nibbling on Kobe burgers.
The cigar guys were in great spirits: the party was our way of thanking them for coming out to the Big Smoke, and a way to reconnect with old friends before things get crazy tonight. We get thousands here in Vegas, so the time for quiet conversation is now.
I spent some time with Robert Levin and his crew from Ashton, Wayne Suarez from Fuente, Rocky Patel, Mike Giannini and the folks from General Cigar and La Gloria Cubana, Gary Hyams and Jon Huber from CAO, Pete Johnson, the Garcia family, Paul Palmer and Arsenio Ramos from Tabacalera Tropical, Dion Giolioto from Illusione, Sam Leccia and several guys from Oliva, Jose Blanco from La Aurora, Matt Arcella from the Davidoff shop, Les Mann from Colibri, Micahel Frey, who owns Rhumbar—the list goes on and on. There's no way I can remember them all.
After the Casa Magna, I lit up a Tatuaje given to me by Pete Johnson, which was spicy and flavorful (as always) and started chatting with James Suckling.
The Sad Plight of Cigar Smokers
Posted: Nov 6, 2009 4:30pm ETToday I watched a bit of the Yankees celebratory parade at lunch with some friends here in New York. We decided to enjoy a short cigar before heading back to the office.
Outside, of course—New York has a pretty strict smoking ban.
It was a bit cool, but not too cold, and we lit our smokes and puffed away. After a minute or two we were joined by another man from the same eatery. He had his own cigar, a machine-made smoke without a band. It looked like it could be a White Owl. He lit up and smiled, happy to have some smoking company.
"What are you smoking?" I asked.
"Ah, it's nothing special," he said. He explained how he used to smoke better cigars, but traded down because he has no where to smoke them, and typically only gets in a handful of puffs before tossing his cigar.
Sad state of affairs.
It was just a bit ironic that Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the one handing out the keys to the city to the New York Yankees. Mayor Bloomberg, just elected to a third term after changing the term limits that would prohibit such a thing, was the one to usher in New York's smoking ban.
Have smoking bans forced you to change what you smoke—or where you smoke?
Cigar of the Year Coming to Big Smokes
Posted: Nov 2, 2009 1:37pm ETI know a lot of you are planning on coming to our Big Smoke in Las Vegas, which is less than two weeks away. (Can't believe it—This year went by fast.) I just got off the phone with Manuel (Manolo) Quesada, and he told me what he was planning on giving out—Casa Magna Colordo Robustos, the Cigar of the Year.
I called him back to double check, and he really is doing just that, handing out one of the most in-demand cigars in the country. The Casa Magna became an overnight sensation when we at Cigar Aficionado named it Cigar of the Year in January. Despite its relatively large production, the accolade—combined with a suggested retail price of only $5.25 and a 93 point rating—caused demand to surge, and many cigar smokers have been unable to try one.
We knew Manolo was giving them out for the seminars (which have sold out) but handing them out during the evening Big Smoke events on Friday and Saturday nights is a much taller order—there are lots more people, so it involves quite a few more cigars. Pretty impressive. He's also handing out the Cigar of the Year in New York on November 24, at our Big Smoke at the Marriott Marquis.
"We're packing the bags now," he said.
So, if you're looking for another reason to come to a Big Smoke, there's a big one. For more information, click here.
A Senseless Ban
Posted: Oct 29, 2009 1:00pm ETI'm still scratching my head over New York City's move to ban flavored tobacco products, including flavored cigars and even pipe tobacco. It just doesn't make sense. And even if you're not a fan of flavored tobacco (and I'm not) you should still find the news disturbing.
The ban will go into effect in 119 days, but there will likely be a court challenge from makers of flavored tobacco products that could delay the enactment, or even stop it entirely. But there's a chance that, four months from now, buying flavored cigars, chewing tobacco and pipe tobacco in New York City will be against the law—just like buying fireworks, drugs, or guns.
This morning I spoke with Ron Melendi, general manager of De La Concha, a fine cigar shop in Midtown Manhattan that's been in business since 1964, longer than I've been alive. The law will take away a big chunk of De La Concha's longstanding business.
"The final version of the law kills our aromatic pipe tobacco business, which is a material business for us," said Melendi. "We're known for pipes, we do a tremendous pipe trade, and now you're basically taking our customer base—you've lost them. You can't recoup this business. It's gone. They're going to go to the Internet, to Westchester, to Jersey, Long Island—we've lost them. We have to stop this now."
The lawmakers who signed this legislation (Bill 433-A, read Greg Mottola's fine story on the subject) envisioned this as a way to keep tobacco out of the hands of children. "This bill improves upon the recent federal ban on flavored cigarettes and makes New York City the first city to protect children from all flavored products on the market," said Bloomberg as he signed.
I'm a dad, so I share the concerns of the mayor to keep tobacco out of the hands of kids. But you don't have to ban an entire segment of the tobacco business to save children. Kids don't buy tobacco products at fine cigar shops—cigars and tobacco are regulated, and fine cigar shops do their job of keeping children out. If they don't, they risk everything.
Not My New York
Posted: Oct 15, 2009 10:17am ETWhat happened to New York? When I was a kid growing up in Connecticut, New York City was always the big, mysterious place with a little Wild West thrown in. It had a reckless side, a rebellious side and a seedy side. Cabbies drove like crazy, you could find things here that were available nowhere else, and it was very common to see people wearing all kinds of crazy outfits. On an early visit, I turned a corner and almost walked into a man stripped to the waist with boxing gloves on each hand. (I crossed the street.) People were different in New York and they did what they wanted, and God help those who tried to tell them no.
That's just not the same anymore. Today, the "N" in New York could stand for nanny, as in Nanny State. The city that once never slept is now more like the city that says No. The people in charge of this once rebellious city are now mimicking such anti Sin City municipalities as Canada and California.
What set me off this morning is yesterday's City Council vote to ban the sale of flavored tobacco in the city. Flavored cigarettes (except for menthol) are already illegal in the United States, thanks to a September ban by the Food and Drug Administration, the new boss of the U.S. tobacco industry. The New York City ban is tougher, and would make the city the only one in the union (save for the state of Maine) banning all flavored tobacco, except for pipe and hookah tobacco. The legislation needs to be signed by Mayor Bloomberg, and it's hard to imagine that someone who is as anti-tobacco as the Mayor would vote such legislation down. Unless challenged in court, in about 120 days the sale of flavored cigars will become illegal in New York City.
(Irony of ironies, aficionados who enjoy flavored cigars might soon have to reverse generations of behavior and leave a city that long had a reputation of being the place to find whatever you want and go to a place like Connecticut to find it!)
Smoking with the Most Interesting Man in the World
Posted: Oct 7, 2009 2:52pm ETI met the most interesting man in the world the other day. No, I'm not talking about Jack Bettridge—it was Jonathan Goldsmith, the actor who portrays The Most Interesting Man in the World in ads for Dos Equis beer.
They're great ads, and you've likely seen them. (The YouTube views on one of the commercials exceeds 1.4 million.) Goldsmith plays a mysterious character with near mythical powers, bench pressing a pair of women in chairs to the cheers of a crowd, freeing a grizzly bear from a trap, or exploring ancient ruins, all while wearing a well-pressed tuxedo or smoking jacket. A narrator proclaims his prowess, tongue pressed firmly in cheek: "He once had an awkward moment just to see how it feels... He lives vicariously, through himself," and the classic: "He can speak French—in Russian. He is, the most interesting man in the world."
When I had the opportunity to meet Goldsmith, I said yes, asking his agent if the actor enjoyed cigars as much as the character, who typically has a robusto in his hand. The answer was yes, so we met at the Cigar Aficionado lounge at the Cigar Inn on Second Avenue in New York City.
First off, the silver-bearded, well-tanned Goldsmith says he's not his character. "I'm not The Most Interesting Man in the World," he says, his voice quite unlike the gravelly, lightly accented one used by his character in the commercials. Turns out Dos Equis doesn't allow him to act in character outside of the ads—they prefer he maintain his mystery. While he's not the character, he's still quite fascinating. Goldsmith been acting in television and films since the 1960s. He demurs when asked his age: IMDB.com puts him at 70; he will only admit to being "between 61 and 96." In earlier years he went by Jonathan Lippe, and has worked with the likes of Clint Eastwood, Burt Lancaster, John Wayne and Dustin Hoffman, but this most recent gig has brought him the most pleasure by far.
Good Signs and Bad Signs
Posted: Sep 3, 2009 10:39am ET
Every cigar smoker has experienced the feeling of not being welcome. You walk up to a bar, cigar in hand, and encounter a sign. Perhaps it says NO SMOKING. Worse, you might enter the haze of a smoky bar, sit down at your stool, take out a cigar and only then see the sign that says NO CIGAR SMOKING, letting you know that only cigarettes are welcome. It happens far too often.
The other night, I saw a sign that made me smile rather than frown: Cigar Smoking Only.
The sign is posted at the entrance to the Cuesta-Rey Cigar Bar at Tropicana Field in Tampa, Florida. The Cuesta-Rey Cigar Bar is sponsored by J.C. Newman Cigar Co., owners of the Cuesta-Rey cigar brand. When the bar opened in 1998, it quickly became inhabited by cigarette puffers. The sign put an end to that. "It's kind of our revenge on places that won't allow cigars and pipes but allow cigarettes," said Eric Newman of J.C. Newman in an old Cigar Aficionado Online interview.
The bar is gorgeous, with a splendid array of Newman and Fuente product: Arturo Fuentes, Diamond Crowns, Cuesta-Reys, even Fuente Fuente OpusX (and at proper suggested retail prices, no less.) There are comfortable leather chairs, a pool table, and a bar serving various libations. You can't see the field of play from the bar, alas, but there are several televisions to keep track of the game. "Some guys never go to their seats," Eric told me on Tuesday night.
The bar was full of happy cigar smokers on my visit, but not everyone appreciates having such a gem in the stadium. Tropicana Field seems almost embarrassed about the bar—the team removed the word "cigar" from the maps in the stadium, so it simply reads "Cuesta-Rey Bar." And they no longer allow the Newmans to promote a cigar giveaway on the scoreboard, which they used to do during the seventh inning stretch. That's too bad. The cigar bar was far busier on my visit than the stadium in general, which was less than half full that evening. The Tampa Rays should embrace the good thing that they have, rather than trying to sweep it away.


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Doug Preis
Lynx-O, Guardian of the Book of Omens
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Jaga, Mumm-Ra, Tug-Mug, Vultureman, Ratar-O, Snowman, Hachiman, Ro-Bear Berbils, Top-Spinner, Claudus
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Tygra, Wilykat, Monkian, Bengali, Alluro, Capt. Shiner
Goof: When Mandora calls for help, Lion-O tells her that he can't get to her because they have no intergalactic vehicles. In the two previous two episodes the Feliner performed intergalactic travel. This is due to this episode being shown out of production order.
Goof: When Lion-O was warning Mandora, Captain Cracker ripped out the microphone on the dashboard, but when Mandora sent her mayday message it was back in place.
Goof: When the ThunderCats catch Captain Cracker and his robots in the net, Captain Cracker cries out, "You've got your foot in my good eye!" However, the robot's foot was clearly rubbing against his patched eye on the left and not his good eye on the right.
Sword Weakness: Lion-O reveals that the Sword of Omens cannot be activated in a magnetic field.
This episode establishes that the characters in the show can breathe in outer space without suits or equipment. There also appears to be gravity in space as shown when Lion-O walks the plank and begins falling through space.
Lion-O: What's going to be Captain Cracker's fate, Mandora?
Parrot: Boil him in oil. Boil him in oil.
Captain Cracker: Traitor!
(Aboard the Jolly Rogers)
Captain Cracker: Well, my boy, maybe you'd like to know our next port of call. Eee! Hey? Third Earth!
Lion-O: What?!
Captain Cracker: That's right. Your home port. Eee! Tonight, the skull and crossbones will be flying over your Cats Lair!
(Coming to a locked door on their way to rescue Mandora)
Quick Pick: As a trustee, I had, eh, access to the prison keys. Fortunately, I made copies against just such an emergency.
Lion-O: Stop talking and open it!
Captain Cracker: We'll have to have a -eee- special welcome for Officer Mandora.
Parrot: Boil her in oil! Boil her in oil!
Captain Cracker is a pirate who pilots the spaceship the Jolly Rogers.
First Appearance: Captain Cracker, his Parrot, See-Thu and Rhino
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They always offer many different things here and it is ALWAYS clean. To include the bathrooms and everything else in the place. The management does a good job of keeping this place clean.
Great location, easy to find. Not far from beach and stores to keep you busy between competitions and awards. Food was a little pricey but that is to be expected. Friendly staff and very roomy.
My Daughter had cheer Nationals here and the place was very nice the only thing was the food and drinks was way over priced!! But the overall place and grounds was well kept
We saw a Sinfonia concert here. The facility was nice and large enough. However, the sightlines for an orchestra performance were quite poor. I'm six feet tall and still struggled to see well. At an orchestra performance, I generally like to take in the sights and sounds of the entire orchestra, but I could only see the conductor, strings section,...
Came here with my daughter for a cheerleading competition. Kind of old and rundown. Not a big convention center like you see in New Orleans, Nashville or Atlanta. Parking is kind of a pain because of all the people and the small size of the venue
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A local festival there will be a treat .To name a few, Hispanic festival and Greek festival. These are very good, food, cultural knowledge, and being with people having fun is good for the soul. Wish it could be less expensive so many other local groups could be there.
Dear Virginia, Thank you for recognizing how enjoyable our local events can be when held here. We truly enjoy having them here and adore working with these groups.
With regard to our pricing, we have not seen a price increase to our room rental since 2004. Our venue offers professional event services, in house Audio Visual equipment, well maintained staging,...
We attended a conference here, it is adequate and nice, not overly impressive, but enough for our area.
Over the years I've attended many work functions. There is no other venue in the area like this. I was thrilled to attend the Greek Festival over Labor Day weekend without braving the 90+ degree heat and humidity as most festivals in this area require.
I enjoy the outdoor area even though I'm not a smoker. An annual work conference...
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Thank you so much for enjoying the ECCC. We truly love making everyone feel welcome here while attending events. The outside area is very welcoming and comfortable now with the new picnic tables. Hope to see you at the Greek Festival again in 2015! If I can ever be of service to you while you are here, please...
I've attended a number of events at the EC Conference Center over the past decade, and my overall impression is that the venue is excellent for the size of the community, and the center is well-run.
This past week my family and I attended The All Sports Association banquet. Our overall impression was very positive, and we look forward to...
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Plenty of space, great acoustics, lots of parking, and a continuous schedule of interesting, educational, and entertaining events. So happy to have the Emerald Coast Convention Center in our midst.
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very beautiful ckc registered male maltese puppy looking for his furever home.awesome personality,will make a great addition to any family.utd on shot/wormings.born 4/27.ready now.for more info please contact eric @ 828-776-0325.thanks
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Asheville - Dogs & puppies
This very tiny little apricot princess will melt your heart. She will only weigh about 2-3 lbs full grown. She is potty trained on wee wee pads and is also going outside. She has been crate trained and knows some basic commands.. Has been vet checked several times. Is up to date with her shots and been wormed. She loves to give puppy kisses,cuddle,run and play. She is very well socialized and ...
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Nicholasville - Dogs & puppies
We have a CKC 9 weeks old (4-27-2015) tiny teacup male Maltese puppy. When he's full grown around 3-4lb. Have had shots and are dewormed. Very healthy, playful tiny white cotton ball. He's non shed, hypoallergenic. One year health guaranteed. $980-----( cash only ).no checks. I live off of I-20 East, close to City Covington. (45 minutes East of Atlanta ) If you are interested please call me ...
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I had a litter of 2 the Male has been sold, I only have a Female left.
She was born 6/6/2015 both are very tiny.
I have wonderful references . I offer a Health Guarantee , Health Records, CKC registrations and a Purina One puppy kit, Sample bag of food and a small parting gift.
I ask 800.00 for my Male Teacups and 1200.00 for my Females
All babies are raised is a very Social, Loving Home not ...
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3 week old Maltese Puppies 2 males and 1 female - playful and loving. Parents are CKC registered and both weigh about 6 - 7 lbs each. Have papers for puppy registration. These puppies are raised in my home and we have both parents. Puppies have had healthy check-up and one dose of worm meds. Will have 1st set of shots and 2nd dose of worm meds before going to new homes.
Cash only and ...
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3 Cute Male Maltese puppies for sale. The Male are $350.00. They are 5 weeks old at this time 06-26-15. They will be ready for new home at 8 weeks of age or older. Date of birth is 05-20-15. We require deposit of $50.00. Adult Maltese range from roughly 3 to 7 lb (1.4 to 3.2 kg. Maltese have no undercoat, and have little to no shedding if cared for properly. they are considered to be largely ...
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Hello! We have 5 ADORABLE maltese puppies. Born 5/14/2015, we have 1 female and 4 males. They are up to date on their shots and have been dewormed. They are ready to be adopted right away! We are asking $750 for the female and $700 for each male. We deliver to the Atlanta area for free! Please call, text or email me for more information!
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VERY CUTE PUPPIES. VERY PRETTY They are about 3 months old. I am asking for $500 each.
The white and brown colored one is a male
The brown and black nose colored one is the only female
The black and gray and white colored one is a male
These are great family dogs. This is a small breed dog so they will only grow up to about 9 pounds. If you are looking for a small family dog then please ...
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Milly & Grace have a precious personalities! They are playful, sweet and very Loving. The girls a beautiful silky apricot non-shedding coat.**The picture of the older pup is from a previous litter and what my girls will most likely look like in a few weeks. Born and raised in our home. Spoiled & loved. Unconditional love in a furry package! All of our puppies are raised in a very clean home ...
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MILO has a precious personality! He is playful, sweet and very Loving. Milo has a beautiful silky apricot non-shedding coat.**The picture of the older pup on the beach is of one of my grown pups and what Milo will most likely look like grown. Born and raised in our home. Spoiled & loved. Unconditional love in a furry package! All of our puppies are raised in a very clean home environment ...
Registered. Born on April 22,2015, 9 weeks old. Solid white. Up to date on vaccinations and wormer. They have great temperaments are well socialized and are potty pad trained. Will be around 5 pounds as adults. For more info call or text 606-505-7331 or visit me on facebook @ Massingills Maltese Puppies
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Harlan - Dogs & puppies
Hs is purebred Maltese baby boy. 1.5 LB He is so playful, friendly cuddly and sweet lap boy. Very social too. He is not registered. He is ready. 1st shot and deworming. $350 Cash only. OBO TEXT (480) 939-8035 or Email for Serious inquiry only
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Bloomington :
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I am offering for sale 4 extraordinary White Maltese puppies to loving indoor homes.
There are 2 females and 2 males.
They are worth every penny, so their price is firm, $1500 for females and $800 for males, cash only. The reason why the price is so high is because their mommy was so small that she required an Emergency C-section in the middle of the night that was extremely expensive. I ...
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Knoxville :
Knoxville - Dogs & puppies
I have 3 Beautiful Maltese male puppies.
They are full blooded Maltese puppies.
They will be about 5-7 pounds fully grown.
They are hypoallergenic, so perfect for anyone
They are ckc registered, I can sell with papers for $700 or without for $450. They will be ready for their new home June 24th
Please text me anytime at 205-558-6442
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Birmingham :
Birmingham - Dogs & puppies
Maltese puppies available .They will have shot , necessary worming ,1 year genetic health Guarantee ,vet checked before leaving. My puppies are pre-spoiled and well socialized before going to their new homes. We are very selective regarding who can adopt one of our puppies .We are looking for a wonderful home where our puppies will receive love and care for their lifetime. If you will like ...
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Snellville - Dogs & puppies
4 Beautiful Maltipoo (maltese/toy poodle) Puppies Born 5/1/2015. 2 males $1200 Each, only one female left (tan) $1500 (one female is reserved w/deposit!) We raise our puppies in our home, their shots are always done by a licensed vet, and we are confident you won't find a dog with a better personality anywhere else! Their mom is the sweetest poodle you'll ever meet, she is an apricot AKC toy ...
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Clarksville :
Clarksville - Dogs & puppies
apr registered Maltese puppys 1boy.shots and wormed . 4to 5 pds grown .beauifull cash call 1 618-723-9381 .boys 400,00 .looking for thier new mommy . .YOU CAN CLICK PITURE SEE MOM AND PUPS.thank hes adorable cuddly boy .
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Noble - Dogs & puppies
I have 2 litters of Maltese and Yorkie mix puppies available! I have boys and girls in both litters! I have some that are mostly white with some black and white on them and some that look exactly like full blooded Yorkies! Below are some pics of one of the litters! PLEASE DO NOT TEXT AND CALL AND EMAIL UNLESS U ARE INTERESTED! And YES THEY ARE FOR SALE NOT TO GIVE AWAY! MOM IS SECOND TO LAST ...
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Knoxville :
Harriman - Dogs & puppies
This little guy was born May 5, 2015. He is going to have lots of curls and be a total ladies man! He is the center of attention. Past puppies (like the one in the Christmas hat) from the same parents have grown to be about 5-6 lbs full grown and are total sweethearts. Several of our past puppies have become therapy dogs. His mom is an AKC Red toy poodle (5.5 lbs) and dad is an AKC champion ...
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Clarksville :
Clarksville - Dogs & puppies
We have a CKC 9 weeks old ( 4-27-2015)very cute tiny teacup male Maltese puppy. When he's full grown around 3-4lb. Have had shots and is dewormed. Very healthy, playful tiny white cotton ball. He's non shed, hypoallergenic. One year health guaranteed. $980-----( cash only ).no checks. I live off of I-20 East, close to City Covington. (45 minutes East of Atlanta ) If you are interested ...
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Atlanta :
Social Circle - Dogs & puppies
I know this looks like a puppy picture..but this is current!! :) We regretfully have to find this precious little girl a new home. (i just lowered her asking price from $3500 down to $2500 because the longer this process takes the harder it is on me! She's getting sweeter by the day it seems like!)
She is a true t-cup size toy poodle and is full grown at less than 3 lbs (actually exact ...
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ABSTRACT: Recently, the 1100delC variant of cell cycle checkpoint kinase 2 (CHEK2) has been reported to confer a colorectal cancer risk in hereditary non-polyposis-colorectal cancer (HNPCC) and HNPCC-related families in the Netherlands. To investigate whether CHEK2 mutations confer increased cancer risk in HNPCC and HNPCC-related families in Poland, we genotyped 463 probands from HNPCC and HNPCC-related families, and 5,496 controls for 4 CHEK2 alleles (1100delC, IVS2+1G>A, del5395, I157T). All 463 probands were screened for mutations in the HNPCC-related genes MSH2, MLH1 and MSH6. A positive association was observed for HNPCC-related cancer and the I157T missense CHEK2 mutation (OR = 1.7; p = 0.007), but not for the truncating alleles (OR = 1.0; p = 1.0). The association with the I157T was seen both for the 117 cases who fulfill Amsterdam criteria (OR = 1.9; p = 0.1) and for the 346 cases who do not fulfill the criteria (OR = 1.6; p = 0.03). One hundred forty-five of the 463 families had a mutation in MSH2, MLH1 or MSH6 (MMR-positive families). A positive association between the CHEK2 I157T mutation and HNPCC-related cancer was observed only for MMR-negative cases (OR = 2.1; p = 0.0004), but not for MMR-positive cases (OR = 0.8; p = 0.9). The association with I157T was particularly strong for MMR-negative cases with familial colorectal cancer (2 or more first-degree relatives affected) (OR = 2.5; p < 0.0001). We conclude that the I157T variant of CHEK2 increases the risk of colorectal cancer among MMR-negative, HNPCC/HNPCC-related families in Poland.International Journal of Cancer 10/2009; 126(12):3005-9. DOI:10.1002/ijc.25003 · 5.01 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Three founder alleles of the CHEK2 gene have been associated with predisposition to a range of cancer types in Poland. Two founder alleles (1100delC and IVS2 + 1G >A) result in a truncated CHEK2 protein and the other is a missense substitution, leading to the replacement of a threonine with an isoleucine (I157T). To establish if these variants play a role in the etiology of ovarian tumors, we genotyped 1108 Polish women with various types of ovarian tumors and 4000 controls for the three CHEK2 variants. We included 539 Polish women with benign ovarian cystadenomas, 122 women with borderline ovarian malignancies and 447 women with invasive ovarian cancer. Positive associations were seen with the CHEK2 I157T missense variant and ovarian cystadenomas (OR = 1.7; P = 0.005), with borderline ovarian cancers (OR = 2.6; P = 0.002) and with low-grade invasive cancers (OR = 2.1; P = 0.04). There was no association with ovarian cancer of high grade (OR = 1.0). The association between the I157T missense variant was then confirmed in a second sample of Russian patients with borderline ovarian cancers (OR = 2.7; P = 0.06). These data indicate that CHEK2 variants may predispose to a range of ovarian tumor types of low malignant potential, but not to aggressive cancers.Gynecologic Oncology 10/2006; 102(3):429-31. DOI:10.1016/j.ygyno.2006.05.040 · 3.69 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We identified 4316 unselected incident cases of early-onset breast cancers (<51 ears of age at diagnosis) in 18 Polish hospitals between 1996 and 2003. We were able to obtain a blood sample for DNA analysis from 3472 of these (80.4%). All cases were tested for the presence of three founder mutations in BRCA1. The proportion of cases with a BRCA1 mutation was 5.7%. The hereditary proportions were higher than this for women with breast cancer diagnosed before age 40 (9%), for women with cancer of medullary or atypical medullary histology (28%), for those with bilateral cancer (29%) or with a family history of breast or ovarian cancer (13%). It is reasonable to offer genetic testing to women with early-onset breast cancer in Poland.Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 09/2006; 99(1):71-6. DOI:10.1007/s10549-006-9182-3 · 4.20 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Both hereditary and environmental factors are important in the aetiology of malignant melanoma. Among the risk factors for malignant melanoma are immunodeficiency and immunosuppression. The recently identified NOD2 gene is involved in the regulation of immune function through activation of the transcription factor nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB). Three common NOD2 mutations -- 3020insC, G908R and R702W -- have been shown to be associated with chronic inflammatory disease such as Crohn's disease, the 3020insC also with human malignancy colorectal cancer. We examined the frequency of the NOD2 variants in 424 patients with malignant melanoma and 649 controls. The 3020insC mutation was present in 6.9% of unselected cases and 7% of the controls (odds ratio (OR) 1.0; P not significant). The mutation was present in 6.8% of 162 cases diagnosed under the age of 50 and in 7.1% of cases diagnosed after the age of 50. A mutation was present in the index case in 5% of 40 familial melanomas (OR 0.7; P not significant). There were no statistically significant differences between prevalence of G908R and R702W in malignant melanoma patients and controls. In conclusion, the three common NOD2 mutations are not associated with increased risk of development of malignant melanoma.European Journal of Cancer Prevention 05/2005; 14(2):143-6. DOI:10.1097/00008469-200504000-00010 · 2.76 Impact Factor
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This property allows you to book online with a credit card. After submitting a reservation request, the owner or manager has 24 hours to accept, at which time your card will be charged and you will receive an email confirmation
Recent Copper Mountain reviews
"Had a 3 night stay with 5 teens. The loft area is tough on big teen guys but for 3 days and the fantastic location, we would do it again. Updates are nice, a few more needed. Great size for a party of 7. Lunch at the condo is easy and saves lots of money!"Guest: DEB Date of Stay: February 2015 Review Submitted: February 25, 2015View listing
"We had a wonderful trip and enjoyed staying at the condo. Everything was very clean, and we were able to use some of the condo's games and movies. With the condo being ski-in walk out, we were able to hit the slopes first thing in the morning and avoid the worst of the crowds from 11-1 by taking long lunches (we skied all 4 days). While we mostly dined in, we did venture out to Hacienda Real and enjoyed that as well. The owners were wonderful to communicate with and were very responsive and thorough in all emails. Definitely recommend!"Guest: Wyoskiers Date of Stay: December 2014 Review Submitted: January 22, 2015View listing
"Stayed 5 days and the property was better than advertised. Enjoyed being at the quieter west village. It was easy to access the entire mountain from this location. Center Village was a short, leisurely walk from the property. We took advantage of the hot tub and pool. The owner was easy to deal with and prompt in all communications. Would definitely stay here in the future. Thanks."Guest: Richard G. Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: February 8, 2015View listing
"We really enjoyed our stay during a spring break ski trip. The covered parking was a huge plus -- nice to unpack/pack in the covered garage if the weather is bad outside. There are luggage carts (like a typical hotel) which make it easy to cart all of your belongings to the elevator and up to the condo. We got all our stuff (for a family of 6) in a single load this way. It's a short walk (3 minutes total maybe) from the condo down to the ski lockers (1st floor) and then to the ski lift (American Flyer) so you are on the slopes in no time, and can easily come back for lunch. The shared hot tub is great and is tucked into a garden area behind the property. It seats probably 15 or so and there was always room for us. Mike (the owner) was very professional and easy to work with. We recommend this condo!"Guest: Jason H. Date of Stay: March 2015 Review Submitted: March 30, 2015View listing
Copper Mountain Travel Tips
Copper Mountain is a ski resort town nestled in the beautiful peaks of Colorado. The resort opened in 1972 and played host to the World Cup tour in 1976 with four alpine ski races.
The mountain serves as the starting point for the Copper Triangle, a cycling circuit that is home to the Colorado Cyclist Copper Triangle Alpine Cycling Classic and benefits the Davis Phinney Foundation.
Copper Mountain Attractions
Venturing to the top of Copper Mountain is likely an activity at the top of your list of things to do while visiting. The mountain's summit reaches 12,313 feet and features 126 trails on 2,465 acres. A total of 22 lifts can take you to the apex so you can enjoy the ride back down.
Woodward Camp is a 19,400-square-foot indoor training facility in Copper Mountain that offers year-round snowboard and ski training. Individuals of all ages can take lessons as you learn how to ride the pipe or master new techniques. There are weekly classes, private lessons, drop-in sessions, barn passes, parties and even skate and bike sessions available for guests to Woodward Camp.
Copper Mountain during the winter is a fun zone of activities. Take to the tubing hill and race your family and friends down the mountain after being divided into four lanes or go on a thrilling adventure 30 feet above West Lake down the Alpine Rush Zip Line. Go skating at West Lake or bring along curling equipment and hockey nets for a pick-up game.
When you visit Copper Mountain during the summer you'll find that there are just as many things to do as there are during the winter. Enjoy a free lift ride to the top of Copper Mountain, go cross country skiing, downhill mountain biking or take a hike on the mountain. When you go for a hike, take in the view as you meander through the Colorado Trail and see the wildlife and plants that inhabit the area. Go-karts are a popular activity with families that visit Copper Mountain as they get to race each other around the track. You can go on a bumper boat or paddle boat ride on West Lake or even go bungee jumping on Copper Mountain. Be sure to check out the largest outdoor climbing wall in the state that has routes for all skill levels. Other great activities to enjoy on the mountain include the zip line, disc golf and the nine-hole mini golf course.
Don't be afraid to pamper yourself at Copper Mountain Spa and Athletic Club during your visit to the community. Facials offered at the spa are designed for the high altitude and help relieve the stress of the climate. A variety of massages are available including Swedish relaxation, pregnancy and deep tissue. Spa packages include Copper Signature Body Treatment, Relaxation, Gentleman's Getaway, The Pampered Teen, Ultimate Indulgence, Travelers Relief and Mountain Recovery.
Things to Do in Copper Mountain
Kids' Night Out: The thrilling Kids' Night Out is held by the Copper Mountain Resort Association and provides parents with three hours of free childcare while they go out and enjoy the sights. While your kids are being taken care of for three hours, go shopping and pick up something to commemorate your trip or have a nice dinner at a local eatery. Kids will get to do crafts, play games, watch movies and eat pizza.
Shopping: During your stay be sure to check out the Outlets at Silverthorne for savings at stores including J. Crew, Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, Nike and Gap. Find all the gear you need for your ski vacation, including ski and snowboard rentals. Dillon Farmers Market is a great place to find local produce including fruits and vegetables as well as handcrafted items such as jewelry and home goods. Kelly's Closet sells footwear and accessories for men, women and children including shoes, scarves, gloves, wallets, bags and luggage. Kokomo sells Colorado-made gifts, soaps, pottery, artwork and clothing while you can find trendy gear at Copper Sports.
Dining: You'll find restaurants in every part of Copper Mountain and Summit County. There are family-friendly options as well as fine dining choices for when you enjoy a night out on the town. Endos Adrenaline Cafe and Sala Mountain Cantina are must-sees, while other delicious eateries include Copper Red Hots, C.B. Grille, Grand Hall Market, Gustino's, The Healthy Tomato, Jack's Slopeside Grill and Bar and Solitude Station. Enjoy some coffee during your stay and head to Belgian Bean, Sky Chutes Coffee House or Daylight Donuts. Grab a bite to eat at the town's only outdoor establishment, Jill's Umbrella Bar. This restaurant has mountain views and serves a range of dishes including salmon, grilled chicken sandwiches and cheeseburgers.


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A dryer, a grass trimmer, 700 T-shirts, a guitar amplifier and a 32-inch television were among the items taken during the Jan. 2 break-in of the La. 3525 shed.
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Unsurprisingly, Madrid is one of the tapas capitals of the world, and dozens of Madrid restaurants serve the dishes. If you want some of the best the city has to offer, visit eateries like El Tempranillo, located near the Plaza de los Carros on the lively Calle Cava Baja, or the super romantic Celso y Manolo, which specializes in Madrilenian street food as tapas. If you'd like a side of history with your meal, be sure to make a reservation at Restaurante Sobrino de Botín, a nearly 300-years-old Madrid restaurant and one of the world's oldest eatery. Try delicious dishes like roasted lamb and suckling pig while marveling at the restaurant's retro surroundings. And being the international city it is, there are also plenty of restaurants in Madrid that specialize in non-Spanish cuisine. Grab a table at Bangkok Thai for a taste of the Far East or dip into the Paella de la Reina for rich Mediterranean cuisine. And whatever you choose, be sure to eat to your heart's content in this hotbed of top notch cuisine.
Located on the ground level of the Museo del Traje (Costume Museum), Bokado serves inventive Basque cuisine crafted by chefs Mikel and Jesús Santamaría, brothers from San Sebastián.
Just weeks after the launch, adventurous epicures were flocking to the drab Tetuán neighborhood to eat at this 20-seat spot, where pink runners on tables are the only visible stab at "décor." Influenced both by his apprenticeship at London's Hakkasan and by Ferran Adrià's deconstructive cuisine,
Black walls and artful lighting provide a stylish setting for gourmet sandwiches conceived by rock-star chef Sergi Arola.
El Bulli's Ferran Adrià, the chef who helped put Spain on the culinary map, has set his sights on the burger joint. His Fast Good serves quick bites—hamburgers with olive tapenade, fries cooked in Spanish olive oil—in a futuristic green and purple storefront in Madrid.
Order the saucy albóndigas with a glass of vermú de (vermouth on tap) slid across the antique onyx counter at Casa Alberto, in a building where Cervantes once wrote.
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Lhardy is a grand 19th-century museum piece famous for its burnished interiors and cocido (boiled dinner).
A tiny corridor of a place where embuchados, plates of grilled goat tripe, sizzling and crunchy, with spicy romesco sauce ($6.40) are served with Bodegas Solana de Ramírez Ruíz Valsarte Crianza 2002. The wine is full of sweetness and round in the mouth ($1.80).
Known for its market-sourced Mediterranean cuisine, Chantarella is headed by chef-brothers Álvaro and Enrique Díaz. The brothers opened the restaurant on Calle Luisa Fernanda in 1999 and moved to this larger space after two years.
Often named among the best seafood restaurant in Spain, O'Pazo is owned by Evaristo Garcia, who also runs Pescaderías Coruñesas, a seafood supplier that provides the restaurant with fresh fish from the Galician coast.
The current insider favorite among Madrid's food and wine elite, Senzone, at the new Hospes hotel in Barrio de Salamanca, brings together the unique talents of 27-year-old chef Francisco Morales—a protégé of avant-garde guru Andoni Aduriz, of San Sebastián's Mugaritz—and his wife, Rut Cotroneo, t


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Strudel is a great Eastern European Dessert Favorite. Store-bought Fillo dough is quite an acceptable substitute for the labor-intensive homemade Fillo sheets, and makes Strudel a snap to make. Strudel is quite versatile, and you make any number of exciting strudel variations, both savory and sweet. I'll just start with the great...
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Making good gluten-free muffins takes a little practice, and the good news is, with each new batch, my gluten-free muffins are getting more delicious. My most recent flurry of tinkering with gluten-free muffins is for my grandson's sake, and I just can't wait to bring him the latest batch, a double batch...
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Photo by Erin Gleeson for The Forest Feast Bourbon Pecan Apple Cake Recipe This delicious apple cake is excerpted from my latest Cookbook, The Whole Foods Kosher Kitchen. The combination of the apples, bourbon, and pecans is a classic. Mix this apple cake by hand in minutes. You will find...
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