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The Good Life Diaries
My Yoga
I have to be honest...I really don't know much about the Stock Market. But, what I do know is what my dearest friends and customers who ARE involved in this business are telling me. And the theme seems to be the same from everyone: We are in it up to our waists...and it's going to get worse before it gets better. Well fine!
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Friday October 24th - 1:33pm
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Beach Day
Let's face it, it's getting harder and harder to find places where we can relax and enjoy our favorite smokes legally. And, if we DO happen to find a legal oasis to light up a Lonsdale, we're then faced with the dirty looks, dramatic coughs, ridiculous hand to face waiving, and a true moral dilemma of what to do.
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Monday August 4th - 12:19pm
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Views From a Smoke-Filled Room
Views from a Smoke-Filled Room
Cuba has been the center of the cigar industry since at least 1614 when the Spanish Crown chartered a company to begin organized production of tobacco products on the island. It stayed that way all the way until 1962.
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Monday April 14th - 10:32am
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Views from a Smoke-Filled Room
LOS ANGELES – If you’re going to smoke a cigar, you’re going to need an ashtray. And if you’re in the market, there has never been such a wide selection of gorgeous models to choose from.
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Monday April 7th - 10:15am
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This Week in Cigar History
This Week In Cigar History: January 5-11
Short, squat, and forever embedded in the public’s mind as the prototype of a cigar-chomping gangster, Edward Goldenberg Robinson’s mug was splattered across American movie screens this week on January 9th, 1931…in his career defining role in Little Caesar.
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Monday January 5th - 6:09pm
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This Week In Cigar History November 3 - 7
A mimic master best remembered for his goofy, easy-going character sewer cleaner Ed Norton, stage performance as the original Felix Unger in "The Odd Couple" -- and Oscar winning turn in the 1974 film "Harry and Tonto" -- the cigar-chomping Art Carney celebrated eighty-five birthdays on November 4th.
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Monday November 3rd - 9:15am
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Cigar of the Week
Cigar of the Week: Henry Clay
Cigar brands that are popular today were not always at the top of the sales charts and old favorites have faded by the wayside over time. That’s the story of Henry Clay, but it doesn’t mean that it’s a cigar that should be ignored.
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Monday April 14th - 10:37am
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Cigar of the Week: Juan Lopez
Connoisseurs always prize finding unique brands that are made with artisanal quality, in small quantities and that hold the promise of an exquisite experience. Once they find them, some will not be satisfied with anything else. Welcome to the world of Juan Lopez.
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Monday April 7th - 11:13am
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The Cigar Fan
A Holiday Season to Remember
I don't care what the lyrics of that Christmas classic say: It's the most 'nostalgic' time of the year.
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Wednesday December 24th - 11:23am
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Cigars in a Time of Crisis
This will no doubt go down as one of the most remarkable years in history, for better and for worse. We just elected a new president who, like him or not, is expected to bring new life and energy to Washington, D.C. and the rest of the country.
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Wednesday November 19th - 3:58pm
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