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One of the many hit TV shows inextricably linked to the 1980′s is The A-Team, an action series with plenty of bombs, machine guns, and bazookas – where miraculously no one ever seems to die! Short for “Alpha Team,” The A-Team is a Vietnam-era crack commando unit wrongfully accused of robbing the Bank of Hanoi. Having escaped from a maximum security prison, the four man team survives in the anonymity of the Los Angeles underground. And with the government still hot on their trail, they’re forced to work as soldiers of fortune, providing aid and assistance to the helpless victims of various injustices…

The A-Team is led by cigar aficionado Col. John “Hannibal” Smith (George Peppard), a wise-cracking officer who always has a plan in the works. Hannibal is flanked by Lt. Templeton “Faceman” Peck (Dirk Benedict), the consummate ladies’ man; Sgt. Bosco “B.A.” Baracus (Mr. T), a gold-drenched muscleman afraid of flying; and Captain H.M “Howling Mad” Murdock, a lanky mental case who nevertheless carries out his missions with flawless precision. Together, they travel the country in B.A.’s trademark black van, fighting for justice and attempting to elude the clutches of the nefarious Colonel Decker (Lance LeGault) who wants nothing more in life than to capture The A-Team…

The A-Team DVD features a number of action-packed episodes including the season premiere “Mexican Slayride” in which journalist Amy Allen sets out to prove the existence of The A-Team and its various good deeds. But when a fellow reporter is kidnapped by Mexican renegades, Amy gets a firsthand look at The A-Team’s handiwork when she hires them to rescue her friend… Other notable episodes from Season 1 include “Holiday in the Hills” in which, following a plane crash, The A-Team is forced to do battle with a group of mountain men, and “One More Time” in which the U.S. government itself hires The A-Team to rescue a general and his daughter from South American guerillas…

Below is a list of episodes included on The A-Team (Season 1) DVD:

Episode 1 (Mexican Slayride: Part 1) Air Date: 01-23-1983

Episode 2 (Mexican Slayride: Part 2) Air Date: 01-23-1983

Episode 3 (Children of Jamestown) Air Date: 01-30-1983

Episode 4 (Pros and Cons) Air Date: 02-08-1983

Episode 5 (A Small and Deadly War) Air Date: 02-15-1983

Episode 6 (Black Day at Bad Rock) Air Date: 02-22-1983

Episode 7 (The Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas) Air Date: 03-01-1983

Episode 8 (The Out-of-Towners) Air Date: 03-15-1983

Episode 9 (Holiday in the Hills) Air Date: 03-22-1983

Episode 10 (West Coast Turnaround) Air Date: 04-05-1983

Episode 11 (One More Time) Air Date: 04-12-1983

Episode 12 (Till Death Do Us Part) Air Date: 04-19-1983

Episode 13 (The Beast from the Belly of a Boeing) Air Date: 05-03-1983

Episode 14 (A Nice Place to Visit) Air Date: 05-10-1983

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I have been smoking cigars for about 25 years. Being a fisherman and boater, one of the most important cigar accessories that I own is a quality travel humidor. I chose Cigar Caddy as my travel humidor for several reasons that I will detail below.

What do you look for in a travel humidor?

Well, one consideration is light weight and compact size. A wood desktop humidor is too heavy and too bulky to drag along on a trip to the golf course or on vacation. A Cigar Caddy Travel Humidor is both lightweight and compact. The main thing to consider in a travel humidor is convenience. You want a size that can fit easily in golf bag or your luggage.

Another important feature is ruggedness. A travel humidor needs to be able to endure the various situations for which it might be used including the golf course, boat, hiking trail, or other rugged outdoor locations. Your travel humidor could also be tossed in a large suitcase with other items where it could potentially be damaged if it is not of proper quality. This is another reason why wood travel humidors are just not practical as in those cases, a nicely finished wood humidor might get scratched, dented, or even broken. In my experience the Cigar Caddy is truly the best is terms of quality, composition and durability. The Cigar Caddy is known for being an extremely durable case that is designed for hard, extreme outdoor use.

The Cigar Caddy is also airtight and waterproof, both important features when traveling with cigars. In any travel humidor, you want to keep dry air, water, and dirt out of your travel humidor. You want to keep humidity inside of your travel humidor so that your cigars stay moist and in perfect smoking condition. The Cigar Caddy has a gasket seal that provides an airtight and waterproof fit between the lid and base of the travel humidor. Of all the travel humidors that I have tested and used, Cigar Caddy is best for the boater or any other cigar smoker who enjoys the outdoors.

When using a travel humidor in a “sport” type setting such as golfing or boating, your travel humidor will usually get bounced around a bit. Its important that the cigars inside of your travel humidor do not move around as that can compromise the quality. The ends of your cigars can get split or cracked if abused. The Cigar Caddy solves this problem with soft foam trays that are designed to cradle your cigars, and protect them so they are in perfect condition when ready to be smoked.

Lastly, the Cigar Caddy travel humidors have a small humidifier built into the lid. Just add 1 or 2 drops of humidor solution into the humidifier, and you are all set regarding humidification for your cigars.

I have seen wood, leather, aluminum, and other plastic containers labeled as travel humidors. If you compare, none of them really have the features that turn an ordinary humidor into a quality travel humidor such as the Cigar caddy.

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www.smokinghotcigarchick.com In this video I review a Nub Habano 460. This has a Habano wrapper with a 60 gauge ring size. A Habano is lighter than a dark Maduro style wrapper but darker and heavier than a Connecticut style wrapper. This is a delightful full bodied. strong flavored cigar. The draw is very smooth and not too hot at all, even all the way down to the band. I prefer using cigar scissors with this cigar because of the large gauge. But a punch is fine, too. A cigar cutter may be a bit difficult to use with the large ring gauge. It’s all a matter of what you’re comfortable with. Ladies, I encourage you to try a fine cigar. And gentlemen, ladies love a confident man with a cigar in hand. Send me an email at cigarchick@gmail.com for requests. Be sure to subscribe to my youtube channel and add me as a friend. LOL. Keep your mind out of the gutter, fellas! I mean requests to review your favorite stogie….haha. Hey, I guess that could be misconstrued, too. Ah well. Please keep it clean, gentleman.

The preeminent show of the 1990′s decade, Seinfeld grew from an idea of “a show about nothing” into a sacred pop culture icon, not that there’s anything wrong with that… The show follows the life of comedian Jerry Seinfeld and the exploits of his “short, quirky, bald guy” best friend, George Costanza (Jason Alexander), Jerry’s neurotic neighbor Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards), and Jerry’s ex-girlfriend Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Through the years, they’re joined by a loveable cast of characters that includes Newman, Uncle Leo, the Soup Nazi, Frank and Estelle Costanza, the Bubble Boy, and countless others…

Following on the heels of Season 4, arguably the best season ever (with famous episodes such as The Bubble Boy, The Contest, The Pick, The Junior Mint, The Handicap Spot, and The Pilot), Season 5 offers its own case for Seinfeld immortality with episodes like The Puffy Shirt (a.k.a. The Pirate Shirt), The Stall (can you spare a square?), The Marine Biologist (or is it The Architect?), The Hamptons (there was significant shrinkage!), and The Opposite (George’s newfound religion)…

The Seinfeld (Season 5) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere “The Mango” in which Jerry discovers that Elaine “faked it” during the time they went out. Determined to redeem himself, he begs Elaine for another shot. Meanwhile, Kramer gets banned from his favorite fruit vendor when he attempts to return a bad peach… Other notable episodes from Season 5 include “The Hamptons” in which Jerry’s girlfriend accidentally sees George naked following his swim in a cold pool (which caused him to shrink like “a frightened turtle”), and “The Opposite” in which George decides that every decision he’s ever made in life was the wrong one, and from now on, he’ll do the exact opposite of what his instincts tell him to do…

Below is a list of episodes included on the Seinfeld (Season 5) DVD:

Episode 65 (The Mango) Air Date: 09-16-1993

Episode 66 (The Puffy Shirt) Air Date: 09-23-1993

Episode 67 (The Glasses) Air Date: 09-30-1993

Episode 68 (The Sniffing Accountant) Air Date: 10-07-1993

Episode 69 (The Bris) Air Date: 10-14-1993

Episode 70 (The Lip Reader) Air Date: 10-28-1993

Episode 71 (The Non-Fat Yogurt) Air Date: 11-04-1993

Episode 72 (The Barber) Air Date: 11-11-1993

Episode 73 (The Masseuse) Air Date: 11-18-1993

Episode 74 (The Cigar Store Indian) Air Date: 12-09-1993

Episode 75 (The Conversion) Air Date: 12-16-1993

Episode 76 (The Stall) Air Date: 01-06-1994

Episode 77 (The Dinner Party) Air Date: 02-03-1994

Episode 78 (The Marine Biologist) Air Date: 02-10-1994

Episode 79 (The Pie) Air Date: 02-17-1994

Episode 80 (The Stand-In) Air Date: 02-24-1994

Episode 81 (The Wife) Air Date: 03-17-1994

Episode 82 (The Raincoats: Part 1) Air Date: 04-28-1994

Episode 83 (The Raincoats: Part 2) Air Date: 04-28-1994

Episode 84 (The Fire) Air Date: 05-05-1994

Episode 85 (The Hamptons) Air Date: 05-12-1994

Episode 86 (The Opposite) Air Date: 05-19-1994

Cigar Reviews Review cigarobsession.com Padilla Dominus Robusto This 5×50 stick offered a medium chocolate wrapper with minimal veins, a very soft silky feel and a floral aroma. Body was medium-full giving rich smooth flavors all the way down with a good bit of power, but never overwhelming. Total burn time was just under 1 hour burning very well with a draw on the firm side. Smoke output was very good, filling the mouth with flavors of creamy leather, mild earthiness, hints of cinnamon and pepper in the first 1 transitioning to a dry mildly sweet cocoa with a long finish of the same. Thank you very much to Ken Glass for sending this in for review! Photography by BG Pictures.

Embarkation was a snap.  We were at the dock and on the ship within half an hour.  Our luggage didn’t arrive at the cabin for several hours but it got there before dinner so that was fine.  We just enjoyed the ship and since there was an amazing Ferris wheel hanging right over the ship we decided to go ashore and take a ride to see the ship from 112 meters above… Fascinating view.  The ship did not leave until Midnight and passengers trickled in throughout the evening.

The Ship…  This is our second cruise on the Sapphire Princess and it felt a little like coming home.  We already knew the trick to find the International Dining room… you either take the aft elevators to Deck 6 or you go to Crooners on Deck 7 for your before-dinner Martini and walk aft toward Club Fusion and down one flight of stairs to the dining room.  Deck 6 does not go all the way through the ship.  (We think Crooners is the better route)  The Sapphire is still big and beautiful.  It is so new that nothing looks dated or worn and the staff is as friendly as it was last time.

The Staff…   Ok everyone asks about the Cruise Director.  Since we don’t particularly like to go to the shows on cruises… it was not until I turned on the TV this morning (Day10 of a 12 day cruise) that I even saw the Cruise Director, and now that I know what Lee looks like I can tell you I have never seen him on deck this cruise.  Perhaps I don’t go to the same places he does.

Our cabin steward does a great job… of course he doesn’t do it until 11:30 or 12:00 and that is a bit annoying but we can live with it.  You have to flag down a server on the pool deck to get and drink and then it is very slow but that may be a good think.  Now at Crooners you have Daisy and Catalin who are fantastic and seem to know everyone by the second night.  Our waiter is great… he had a little false start but caught on to the tables preferences quite quickly.

The Maitre D’ is there every night to tell you what time to set your clock to overnight… and it has changed a lot… but to his credit he did manage to get me a copy of the Osso Bucco recipe that is NOT in the cookbook that I bought (The cookbook is lovely so I am glad I got that too).  Others at our table had a special request and he still hasn’t come through but we will see.

The Food…   Some of the food is fabulous but most is average.  It is a bit hit and miss… some days the buffet is good some days it is so – so.  At breakfast there is a made on the spot omelet stand and they do a Fabulous Job and cook it the way you like it (in my case well done). If you want grapefruit juice you just need to ask and it appears.

The specialty buffets on Sea Days will either please you or not according to taste… there was a sushi day, a stir fry, an Italian, Mexican etc.  The hamburgers at Trident Grill are juicy and great… the Pizza is ok but seems to be very popular.  We are having too much fun at our table to bother with the huge amounts of food at Sabatini’s so I can’t comment there.

The Coffee… If you order room service coffee or coffee in the dining room it is fine.  The coffee in the Horizon court tasted pretty bitter to us but again it is all a matter of taste.

Smoking…  As a smoker I will say they have fewer places to smoke on the ship than a year ago but there are still enough to get by. 

You can smoke at the bar at Crooners (not at the tables), a few tables each in Explorer and The Wheelhouse, Churchills & Wake View bar allow cigars and are all smoking, one side of the tables on the outside pool deck and the rail bar at the terrace deck.  I haven’t seen or experienced any comment on the smokers nor have I seen anyone smoke outside of the designated areas so it seems to be working out fine.

Kids… This particular cruise has so few kids and you hardly see them and never do you see them running wild.  This would be because of the length of the cruise and the overall age of the passengers I think.  We did take pictures of all the kids’ venues and they are on the website for those of you interested.

We had a fabulous time, got to see cultures vastly different than our own, sampled new foods, and saw things we really never thought we would see like ground zero in Nagasaki, the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, and Tiananmen Square. Wow, what a trip!