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Mitgebracht von unserem Trip in die Schweiz haben wir die  HR Signature Hermoso, welche derzeit exklusiv von Urs Portmann vertrieben wird. 

Recorded at Ten86 Lounge in Hawthorne, New Jersey the lizards pair Vegas Robaina Famosos with Campo Viejo Tempranillo. This is the second part of three recapping their Cuba trip in January 2024. This week's focus: the first-ever lizard visit to Viñales in the province of Pinar del Rio - Cuba's home for premium tobacco farms. They discuss the tobacco growing process, their impressions of Cuba's countryside, and they preview the upcoming Habanos Festival.Join the Lounge Lizards for a weekly discussion on all things cigars (both Cuban and non-Cuban), whiskey, food, travel, life and work. This is your formal invitation to join us in a relaxing discussion amongst friends and become a card-carrying Lounge Lizard yourself. This is not your typical cigar podcast. We're a group of friends who love sharing cigars, whiskey and a good laugh.website/merch/rating archive: loungelizardspod.comemail: hello@loungelizardspod.com to join the conversation and be featured on an upcoming episode!instagram: @loungelizardspod

En esta película asistimos con asombro a las variables que determinan nuestras relaciones más íntimas. Con nuestra pareja, amigos, familia. Un diccionario sobre las formas de relacionarnos. Y si no nos identificamos en algún momento, nos reconocemos en otro, porque el film es un retrato fiel del ser humano y sus contradicciones. Términos como conflictos sin resolver, mecanismos de proyección o sublimación, la asunción de roles, la fiscalización de la vida privada son nuestro objeto de análisis. Locura compartida con Ariel Déniz Robaina. NOTAS DEL PODCAST Podéis echarle un vistazo a estos libros: - Momo de Michael Ende - Amor líquido de Zygmunt Bauma, sobre la fragilidad de los vínculos humanos. Y las herramientas que Ariel nos recomienda para entrenar nuestras relaciones: - Habilidad para establecer un buen contrato - Discutir bien - Generosidad - Autenticidad - Apertura AGRADECIMIENTOS Intervención: Ianko López Locuciones : Estela Prádanos

Cuando se acercan las vacaciones llega el momento de asegurar que nuestros coches están en orden pero enviarlos a cualquier taller puede perjudicarnos. Hablamos con José Rodríguez Robaina, miembro del comité ejecutivo de CETRAA.

Devin Robaina - VFX Artist at Bungie In this video, we talk about: How Video Games have always helped with his Tourette Syndrome Why Game Design seemed like a good place to start How an instructor helped him find a love for VFX Devin's projects include Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, Destiny 2: Year 5 Seasonal Content, Destiny 2: Lightfall, Destiny 2: Year 6 Seasonal Content If you're interested in learning more about game development, be sure to subscribe to our channel and check out our other videos. We release new content every week! Be sure to join us LIVE every Wednesday night from 7-9pm EST using the link below! JOIN US LIVE▹ https://www.twitch.tv/jamesondurall JOIN THE DEV TEAM DISCORD▹ https://discord.gg/Xp6WsYVszS JAMESON'S PODCAST▹https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/rbbeMAiGozb JAMESON'S YOUTUBE▹ https://www.youtube.com/jamesondurall JAMESON'S TWITTER▹ https://twitter.com/jamesondurall JAMESON'S INSTAGRAM▹ https://www.instagram.com/jamesondurall/ JAMESON'S TikTok▹https://www.tiktok.com/@jamesondurall #GameDev #GameDevelopment #GameDesign #gaming #gamestudio #VFX #VFXArtist #Bungie #Destiny --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamesondurall/support

Recorded at the Ten86 Lounge in Hawthorne, New Jersey, the lizards pair the Cuban Vegas Robaina Clásicos with Vilmart & Cie Grand Cellier Brut Champagne for a very special New Year's Eve episode. Senator introduces the guys to the world of Grower Champagne, they discuss CA naming the H. Upmann No. 2 Cigar of the Year, and they review the year in cigar and spirits ratings.–Join the Lounge Lizards for a weekly discussion on all things cigars (both Cuban and non-Cuban), whiskey, food, travel, life and work. This is your formal invitation to join us in a relaxing discussion amongst friends and become a card-carrying Lounge Lizard yourself. This is not your typical cigar podcast. We're a group of friends who love sharing cigars, whiskey and a good laugh.website/merch/rating archive: loungelizardspod.comemail: hello@loungelizardspod.com to join the conversation and be featured on an upcoming episode!instagram: @loungelizardspodThis episode is brought to you by PerfectCigarBlend.com - the exclusive Lounge Lizards online new world cigar retailer. Use promo code "LIZARD" at checkout to save 15% off your first order! Free domestic US shipping included.

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The lizards pair the Vegas Robaina Unicos with Akashi White Oak Japanese Whisky. The guys discuss the history of the marca and its' founder Don Alejandro Robaina, they reveal one of the greatest Lizard cigars of all time and Bam refuses to share cigars with Pagoda. // Join the Lounge Lizards for a weekly discussion on all things cigars (both Cuban and non-Cuban), whiskey, food, travel, life and work. This is your formal invitation to join us in a relaxing discussion amongst friends and become a card-carrying Lounge Lizard yourself. This is not your typical cigar podcast. We're a group of friends who love sharing cigars, whiskey and a good laugh. Email us at loungelizardspod@gmail.com to join the conversation and be featured on an upcoming episode! Find us on instagram: @loungelizardspod

In honor of, and to bring awareness to, Endometriosis Awareness Month, Melissa and Siria interview one of the pod's favorite guests, Megan Robaina. In addition to being a Transman, Megan is also afflicted with Endometriosis. Megan talks about how Endo impacted his transition, delayed his hormone treatment, and graciously answered several questions from the Endo & Endometriosis subreddit communities. Starting in April, Pivotal Moments HQ will go to a modified schedule for the spring and summer. We will be posting every other week till June and then go to once a month. Don't worry, we are still going strong, only slowing down for a bit. Be sure to follow us on all the socials for your dose of Melissa & Siria between episodes. Love the show? Follow, rate & review us wherever you listen to your podcast! Join the Pivotal Moments HQ community today: Instagram  Youtube  Twitter  Tiktok Website

Vereador Roberto Robaina fala sobre uso de máscaras em ambientes fechados de POA - 17/03/2022 by Rádio Gaúcha

Los invitados a esta mesa fueron Juan Pablo Clerici, chef y fundador de Café Misterio, pionero en ofrecer y destacar las virtudes del aceite de oliva cuando no era tan conocido; Patricia Damiani, una empresaria rural que se destaca en varios rubros de la producción agropecuaria, entre ellos el que nos convoca hoy. Su empresa produce el aceite de oliva extra virgen Don Rodrigo; Vittoria Saccarello, de las empresas Rincón Pandora y Pique Roto, que nos recibe en Casupá; y Martín Robaina, que es presidente de la Asociación Olivícola Uruguaya y trabaja en la bodega La Repisada.

On this episode we will get an update from our first guest, Megan Robaina, who recently underwent a milestone procedure of top-surgery. We encourage you to check out Episode 6 Awareness, Adversity & Advocacy & 7 Media and Self-Image to hear more about his journey as a proud transman. Love the show? Follow, rate & review us wherever you listen to your podcast! Join the Pivotal Moments HQ community today: Instagram | Melissa Robaina _melissarobaina Youtube  Twitter  Website 

Have you ever experienced a relationship wither away with time due to communication? Why do we have different ways of communicating when it comes to our personal lives and professional lives? In this episode of Between Us, Shadman Rahman and Melissa Robaina discuss how to communicate authentically in all areas of your life. Melissa shares her own struggles dealing with differing communication styles in the workplace and in her personal life with her husband and the insights she learned about how mindset and self awareness play an integral role in the way we communicate with others. Tune into your inner world experiences and communicate your best self with the world at large! -------- Subscribe to the Podcast to delve deeper into our relationships - @BetweenUs on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Anchor Watch the video version of all the podcasts by subscribing to the YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/SubscribeBetweenUs -- Shadman Rahman (a.k.a. Shad) is a digital creator, tech consultant, and writer who explores how to live a healthy and full life through varied life perspectives. -- Follow Melissa on Social Media: Website: https://www.centerforappreciativeinquiry.net/ Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0n1EQ0ZXsN9njrEMtgV9QW?si=SJx3SuzzTu-6v_yOHewXHg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misse85/ -- Follow Between Us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/betweenuspodcastFB/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betweenuspodcast/ Follow Shad: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badshad_/ Blog: https://www.shadmanrahman.com/introspective-musings/ Sign up for my Weekly Introspective Musings Newsletter: https://www.shadmanrahman.com Support Between Us: https://anchor.fm/betweenus/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/betweenus/support

In November 2019, about 40 people packed into a conference room at the Westchester Regional Library that sits at the heart of Miami-Dade's suburban Cuban American community.The group whispered among themselves and occasionally raised their voices in exasperation, seeking answers to a problem that continues to affect thousands of South Florida families to this day.The topic of concern: the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program. For years, the program has served as a straightforward, legal way to reunite Cuban families in the US.Related: Biden slow to restore refugee admissions programThe issues with the program were complicated by geopolitics.After staff at the US Embassy in Havana were mysteriously injured in what the US believes to be sonic attacks, the Trump administration all but shut down the embassy and removed staff at the end of 2017. And as the staff went away, all of the families that were enrolled in the program were left in limbo, with no one to conduct the necessary interviews and to process the piles of paperwork.Related: From 'aliens' to 'noncitizens' — a Biden word change that matters A woman passes out prayer beads to a gathering of people affected by the pause in the family reunification program at the Ermita de la Caridad National Shrine in Miami, taken in March. Credit: Daniel Rivero/WLRN By 2019, the embassy was still largely shut down and families had been waiting years to reunite with their loved ones, with no end in sight.“My family has been completely [torn] apart."Claudia Bringuier, who arrived in the US at the age of 20“My family has been completely [torn] apart,” said Claudia Bringuier, who was 27 at the time. She arrived in the US at the age of 20 and had paid $2,000 to get her parents into the program.“My parents get sick, and I get sick and I'm here by myself,” she said. “I'm lucky enough to have people I love and I want them with me. Some people maybe don't have them, and don't have this issue. I do.”Bringuier is still waiting to reunite with her parents through the program.Related: Immigration rights activists call on Biden to end private detentionThe group gathered in Westchester to hear from two lawmakers, who were not of Cuban origin, but who nonetheless were seeking solutions to their concerns.Then-Democratic Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell was sponsoring a bill that would have forced the State Department, under President Trump, to start processing the cases — through offering options like video conferencing. Then-Representative Donna Shalala co-sponsored the bill, and she was also present.“We denounce the Cuban government, but let's not punish the Cuban families that are suffering the consequences of that government."Former Democratic Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell“We denounce the Cuban government, but let's not punish the Cuban families that are suffering the consequences of that government,” said Mucarsel-Powell at the time. “There should be bipartisan support on this program. The [Trump] administration is not taking action, then we need to.”“We are begging the administration officials to move these cases,” added Shalala. “This is not new immigration law. This is asking the administration to implement existing law.”Related: Biden expands quick bid to undo Trump's immigration policies Cuban Americans call on Biden administration to help reunite their families. Credit: Daniel Rivero/WLRN  The law that created the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program was signed in 2007 by former President George W. Bush.The bill that would have forced the Trump administration to start working through the backlog of cases was introduced to the House of Representatives, but it never received any votes or even a committee hearing.'The years have gone by us'With President Joe Biden in office now, some Cuban American families stuck in limbo are hoping that things will soon change. To date, an estimated 22,000 family reunification cases have been stuck in the immigration backlog, as basic services remain on hold at the US Embassy in Havana.On a recent Sunday, dozens of Cuban families gathered at the Ermita de la Caridad National Shrine in Miami in a show of solidarity with one another, hoping to spur changes from the Biden administration.“I claimed my son in March of 2016,” said Marietta Medialdea.Medialdea held a heart-shaped box with a written plea to President Biden and a T-shirt featuring photos of her son. She came to the US in 2014 seeking liberty and said she never imagined the clearly-outlined legal process would still be dragging on. Her son was only 13 years old when she first claimed him, she said. Now, he is about to turn 18.“We're asking Biden to restart consular services in Cuba. We've done everything the way that they asked us to."Marietta Medialdea, Cuban mother“Right on the edge of them taking him to do his year of service in the Cuban military,” she said. Conscription for the military is mandatory in Cuba, something that keeps her up at night. “We're asking Biden to restart consular services in Cuba. We've done everything the way that they asked us to,” she said.Related: A therapists' network supports immigrants, advocates during pandemic Marietta Medialdea holds a heart-shaped candy box with a message to President Biden to restart consular services in Cuba. Credit: Daniel Rivero/WLRN Without a functioning US Embassy in Cuba, the only way for her to be able to bring her son to Miami would be by setting up an interview for him at a US Embassy in a third country: Guyana.But even this is off-limits for Medialdea. She can't afford the trip.“He's a minor, so I would have to go with him,” she said. “That means two plane tickets, two mouths to feed, two everything.”She whimpered in the arms of a friend while explaining her situation.“The years have gone by us,” she cried.The Robaina family came so close to reuniting with their loved ones.“My family was at the embassy in Havana in 2017. They went on an interview, they were approved. They have a paper saying ‘Welcome to the United States of America,' come back to pick your visa up next month."Niubis Robaina, a Cuban American, hoping to reunite with her cousin, aunt and uncle“My family was at the embassy in Havana in 2017. They went on an interview, they were approved. They have a paper saying ‘Welcome to the United States of America,' come back to pick your visa up next month,” said Niubis Robaina, who is hoping to reunite with her cousin, aunt and uncle.“They closed the embassy and all of their documents are in there. For over three years.”Robaina harbors a small amount of optimism because the Biden administration seems more immigration-friendly than the previous administration.“But at the same time, I don't know what's going to happen,” she said.The impacted families have spent the last three years sending letters, calling members of Congress — of both political parties — and launching a social media campaign to bring awareness to their situation. Robaina has been active on all fronts, but now watches the Biden administration move forward with other kinds of immigration reforms with a bit of unease.“Right now they did everything for Venezuelans, for the people in Mexico — I am all for it. I want immigration to happen to this country — I'm here and I'm a professional in this country because of it,” she said. “But I want it for my family, too. We did it legally. We paid thousands of dollars for it. We went to the lawyers. We waited for it. It's not fair.”An uptick in rafts to the USIn addition to the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program cases that have been held up with a scaled-back US Embassy in Havana, more than 78,000 other immigrant visas from Cuba have been backlogged, bringing the total to more than 100,000 pending cases.The Cuban government has accused the US of promoting illegal migration, through clandestine boat-smuggling networks, by not processing visas on the island.The worsening economic conditions on the island, due to the coronavirus pandemic, increased US sanctions, newly created obstacles to sending remittances to the island and repressive Cuban economic policies, have formed a worrying cumulative effect.Since October, 152 Cubans have been intercepted on the water en route to the US, according to the US Coast Guard. In the previous fiscal year, there were only 49 interceptions, although those numbers might have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.The uptick is notable, but still far below years past. For instance, 1,468 Cubans were intercepted in 2017, and 5,396 in 2016. A Coast Guard cutter interdicts 17 Cuban migrants aboard a vessel approximately 54 miles south of Key West, March 18, 2021. The migrants were sent back to Cuba. Credit: US Coast Guard Some boats have quietly made it to Florida's shores, and others have not been so lucky.One boat originating from northern Cuba and bound for the US was capsized in the Bahamas in March, resulting in at least one death and many missing passengers. Another raft just off the coast of Martin County, Florida, capsized in February, although everyone survived.Also in March, federal agents arrested four people in the Florida Keys under charges that they were running a migrant-trafficking operation from Cuba, based out of Key Largo and Homestead. The alleged operators were charging up to $10,000 per-person for the trip, according to court records.Cuba 'simply cannot be trusted' to keep embassy safeIn a statement to WLRN, the State Department said it cannot provide a date when consular services in Havana might return to normal. In the meantime, any Cuban wishing to get a visa to come to the US should proceed to the designated third-country embassy in Guyana, said the department.Florida Senator Marco Rubio said in a statement to WLRN that any potential threat of mysterious sonic attacks need to be put in place before the regular consular services can resume on the island.“While I understand the importance of the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program in helping Cuban families reunite, the Cuban regime has proven that it simply cannot be trusted with our diplomatic corps' well-being and safety."Senator Marco Rubio, Florida“While I understand the importance of the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program in helping Cuban families reunite, the Cuban regime has proven that it simply cannot be trusted with our diplomatic corps' well-being and safety," said Rubio."The customary functions of the US Embassy in Havana cannot return to normal as long as our diplomats, who assist with these applications, remain at risk of direct attacks. The Cuban regime is either conducting these attacks themselves or allowing them to continue in violation of their international treaty commitments.”Former Democratic Representative Joe Garcia said that clearly "something happened" at the embassy and the US still needs to get answers. But he fears the attacks were capitalized upon by Republicans like Rubio and Trump, who opposed the 2015 normalization of diplomatic relations with Cuba in the first place, long before the mysterious attacks.“The Trump administration in particular bungled the investigation, but used it as a pretext to further put pressure on Cuba and close this embassy. ... This is what classically happens when rhetoric takes over policy."Former Democratic Representative Joe Garcia“The Trump administration in particular bungled the investigation, but used it as a pretext to further put pressure on Cuba and close this embassy," said Garcia. “This is what classically happens when rhetoric takes over policy."The Biden administration has launched its own review of the mysterious suspected sonic attacks. Yet even if clear-cut answers about what happened are not learned through the review, Garcia said the current status quo of not offering any consular services in Havana is unsustainable for regular Cubans and Cuban American families.Desperate families wanting to reunite are being left without viable options, he said.“That you're gonna make them travel to Guyana, spend two weeks there for processing, to then return to Cuba, to come to the United States, it just — it boggles the mind that we can't find a better way to do this,” Garcia said.A recent video posted to Twitter by the US Embassy in Havana pleads for Cubans not to take to the high seas in unsafe rafts in hopes of arriving in the United States.“The government of the United States reminds you that taking to the seas in these inadequate rafts is illegal and extremely dangerous,” Lt. Cmdr. Mario Gil, the Coast Guard liaison officer at the embassy, says in the video.“We ask you to use the pathways that are legal, secure and orderly to immigrate to the United States.”

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Melissa and Siria close out their podcast series on the pivotal moments team with Melissa’s partial hysterectomy story due to fibroids and endometriosis. Melissa explains how she came to terms with not being a mother, her new lease on life, and the importance of advocating for your health.

NY Hero, work and solidarity This week in La Voz en Breve, journalist Mariel Fiori has a show on politics and health. She spoke with New York State Assemblywoman for the 87th District, Karines Reyes, about the NY HERO bill, which would protect... Read More ›

NY Hero, work and solidarity This week in La Voz en Breve, journalist Mariel Fiori has a show on politics and health. She spoke with New York State Assemblywoman for the 87th District, Karines Reyes, about the NY HERO bill, which would protect... Read More ›

En este nuevo episodio le traemos toda la informacion sobre los nuevos miembros del nuevo programa mañanero que se trasmitira por telemundo pr de 8 a 10 am llamado hoy dia puerto ricoInformacion : https://www.primerahora.com/entretenimiento/cine-tv/notas/grenda-rivera-y-elizabeth-robaina-se-mueven-al-nuevo-matutino-de-telemundo/Mi Redes Sociales Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Sammyvlog82Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Cafe-Caliente-Con-Sammyvlog-116772500230851Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sammyvlog82/Taza de cafe : https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/EricSamuelMarcanos como favorito--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sammy-vlog/support

El pasado 18 de diciembre de 2020 entrevistamos al rector de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria para que nos contara el trabajo y los logros conseguidos en estos cuatro años como rector de la universidad. Fue una entrevista cercana, centrada en la persona, en los motivos que lo impulsaron a presentarse hace cuatro años al cargo, el plan estratégico que había diseñado, los logros conseguidos y todo el trabajo realizado por y para todos los colectivos que conforman la gran familia de la ULPGC

Wir rauchen die Vegas Robaina Famosos und begehen damit die erste Folge 2021. Allen Zuschauern und Zuhörern ein frohes neues Jahr und wir freuen uns darauf, auch dieses Jahr ein paar tolle Zigarren zu rauchen und euch mit sinnigem und unsinnigem zu unterhalten.

Meet Joe Robaina - A Top International Reality Based Self Defense Instructor, and founder of American Cane Self DefenseJoe discusses: Joe Robaina's professional background (Doctor, Martial Artist, Self Defense Instructor, Founder of American Cane Self Defense)Advice for people who have no experience with Self Defense, Can people who are out of shape still be effective at Self Defense, What is the best Self Defense weapon/tool for anyone (and his top 5 reasons why), How to get trained to leverage yourself above an assailant to make yourself overwhelming, Why you should get real training, the benefits of training (and not from a DVD), How long does good self defense training course take to complete for someone without experience, What type of people take self defense classes and why, How much does self defense training cost, Where should people get self defense training and from what type of companies."This is our BEST episode to date. Listen to this episode FIRST!"Joe Robaina is also gracious with sharing a special offer for Self Defense Training from ACSD that is only available through The Self Defense Channel.  For the special offer, Click Here for the LIVE via Zoom Combat Cane Training & Tactical CaneThe Self Defense Channel is about Reality Based Self Defense Training. Our goal is to bring awareness to and the differences between martial arts, Hollywood & TV myths, and reality based self defense. Self defense training is fun. Being in a real world encounter without knowing self defense is something you never want to repeat! I know. I was brutally attacked for 40 minutes in Shanghai, China. After that happened, I vowed I would never let it happen again - to me, to my family, and now I am bringing it to The Self Defense Channel. So grab your favorite drink, and listen. This Podcast might just Save Your Life!Reality Based Self Defense?What is Reality Based Self Defense Training? - CLICK HERE (video)The Self Defense Channel is about Reality Based Self Defense Training. Our goal is to bring awareness to Self Defense Training, what works, and the differences between martial arts, Hollywood & TV myths, and reality based self defense. Reality Based Self defense training is fun. But being in a real world encounter without knowing self defense is something you never want to repeat! I know. I was brutally attacked for 40 minutes in Shanghai, China. After that happened, I vowed I would never let it happen again - to me, to my family, and now I am bringing reality based self defense training to The Self Defense Channel. About Your Hosts Greg Pasden - Not only is Greg an expert in reality based self defense training, he is alsoa US veteran with over 22 years of military and combat experience,  an international certified instructor and co-owner of COBRA Columbus Self Defense Training - teaching reality based self defense. He is 1 of the 3 original Cane Self Defense Empowerment Coaches in the USA teaching combat cane self defense, an experienced world traveler, an international cargo pilot, a family man, and creator of The Self Defense Channel.My name is Doc Stull. I am a retired educator, ESPN radio host/writer/narrator, spoken-word performer, musician, professional American accent trainer with clients word-wide, founder of American Speech Dynamics and, an Advanced Instructo

Listen in as we welcome Spencer Drake from La Familia Robaina to Episode 79 of HBTC Live! We talk about all things La Familia Robaina, and much more!   Visit our website, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel. #HBTCigar #HowBoutThatCigar #Cigars #PremiumCigars #CigarPodcast #CigarShow #HBTCLive #PremiumTobacco #CigarLife #CigarCulture #BOTL #SOTL #ISmokeCigars #BurnCigarsNotBridges #semperincendium #LaFamiliaRobaina

Uma conversa com a idealizadora do projeto Maternidade Simples.

Down to the Nub is a podcast series and live show hosted by @CigarShowTim and @CigarMechanic. In this episode we sit down with Spence Drake of La Familia Robaina. He's got a wealth of knowledge and just a great guy! If you'd like to support us through Patreon, please go to https://www.patreon.com/downtothenub Follow us on IG at https://www.instagram.com/downtothenub Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/downtothenub Follow us on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/downtothenub --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/downtothenub/message

El pasado 27-03-20, realizamos una entrevista al Rector y al Vicerrector de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Rafael Robaina y José Pablo Suárez respectivamente. Hablamos del coronavirus desde el punto de vista técnico y científico. De la adaptación de los servicios de la ULPGC para seguir dando los servicios que presta y de toda la aportación materiales y técnica que ponen a disposición de la sociedad para superar estos difíciles momentos

Micro de Radio por la Memoria realizado en base a un telar confeccionado por María Georgina. Producido por Anselmo, Carrascosa y Robaina, estudiantes de la material Práctica Integral de Producción de Radio 1, comisión B, Turno Noche, profesor Diego Zambelli, carrera de Producción y Dirección para Radio y Televisión, ISEC, 2017.

Educação Espiritual Nós pais e mães nos esforçamos tanto no ensino dos nossos filhos. Desde bebê buscamos formas inovadoras de estimulá-los, brinquedos educativos e aulinhas de musicalização. Ensinamos alimentação saudável. Ensinamos higiene pessoal. Ensinamos bons modos e regras da sociedade. Pesquisamos e visitamos várias escolas para garantir a melhor que o nosso bolso pode pagar.  E delegamos o ensino da Bíblia à igreja.  Mas muitos de nós não queremos delegar essa função. Queremos que nossos filhos aprendam a amar e seguir a Cristo dentro de casa. Queremos ensinar a Bíblia, mas não sabemos por onde começar. Se esse é o seu caso, esse episódio é um presente para você! Ou talvez você já está bastante ciente dessa sua função e a exerce com bastante constância. Se esse for o seu caso, ouça e seja encorajado. Ouça novas sugestões de recursos e dicas para manter arquivado para quando precisarem de umas mudanças na rotina.  Deus deixa abundantemente claro que educar os nossos filhos para amá-lo e serví-lo é a nossa responsabilidade. Não vamos delegar nem negligenciar a nossa tarefa mais importante como pais. Vamos priorizá-la, e ensinar através do exemplo.  Sobre o que conversamos? A Melina começa definindo o que é "tempo devocional" e o que não é.  Falamos sobre a importância de liderar através do exemplo. A Melina descreve o tempo devocional dela falando sobre quando e como ela faz isso diariamente. A Melina fala sobre as duas faixas etárias das suas filhas, e como cada uma dela faz o seu tempo devocional. Ela cita recursos e dá exemplos e como esse tempo deve ser simples e flexível. E quando os nossos filhos não querem? A Melina falou sobre como podemos respeitar o espaço dos nossos filhos sem abrir mão de priorizar o tempo com Deus. A Melina fala sobre como podemos abordar as perguntas "cabulosas" que aparecem quando os nossos filhos começam a ler a Bíblia, e como podemos responde-las com sabedoria.  E o tempo devocional em família? Como fazer isso? Tem um jeito certo de estruturar o "culto doméstico"? A Melina fala sobre isso! No final, a Melina passa uma lista extensa de indicações de recursos, livros e Bíblias.  Recursos Mencionados O livro da Melina é: "Ensinando no Caminho". Nesse link, você encontrará informações do livro, e os links de todos os sites onde ele é vendido para que você possa comparar preços e averiguar a disponibilidade.  O site da Melina é maternidadesimples.com.br. Para segui-la no instagram, o @maternidadesimples é onde ela fala sobre maternidade no geral, e o @melrobaina é onde ela foca mais na vida cristã. A Melina falou sobre livros devocionais que suas filhas usam, como: Pão Diário Kids Intecionais Quem é Deus 40 Dias Com os Vingadores Ela citou as músicas que suas filhas gostam de ouvir: Três Palavrinhas A Minha Vida é Uma Viagem Diante do Trono Kids Ela também citou os aplicativos  YouVersion Kids e também o Jesus Para Crianças No final do episódio ela falou dos sites das editoras: Editora 100% Cristão  Editora Pão Diário Editora CPD O Clube Discipular é um clube de assinatura que a Melina citou. Em relação às versões da Bíblia, aqui estão as versões que a Melina citou, e o que ela disse sobre cada uma delas: NTLH (Nova Tradução na Linguagem de Hoje)  - fácil de entender, bom para criança pequena, mas perde muito na tradução. Não é boa para aprofundar o estudo. NVT (Nova Versão Transformadora) - também é simples de entender, mas não a melhor para aprofundar o estudo. NAA (Nova Almeida Atualizada) - versão relativamente nova, e com uma tradução fidedigna.  Devocional: Para se aprofundar um pouco mais no que a Bíblia diz em relação a instruir os nossos filhos no caminho de Deus, aqui está um pequeno estudo. Todo episódio de entrevista tem um devocional assim para acompanhar o tema.  Se quiser ver os outros que já estão disponíveis, vá até a página Sondando o Coração. Para baixar o dessa semana e imprimir,

It’s Prime Time Episode 126 and this week we welcome Spencer Drake of La Familia Robaina as our special guest. We’ll catch up on all the happenings with Spencer and La Familia Robaina. We will also have some industry talk with Spence and in our Live True segment with the cigar industry back from TPE, we’ll discuss our favorite (and least favorite) airports

It’s Prime Time Episode 126 and this week we welcome Spencer Drake of La Familia Robaina as our special guest. We’ll catch up on all the happenings with Spencer and La Familia Robaina. We will also have some industry talk with Spence and in our Live True segment with the cigar industry back from TPE, we’ll discuss our favorite (and least favorite) airports

Alejandro Robaina fue considerado embajador internacional del tabaco cubano y su marca Vegas Robaina es un símbolo. La joven Claudia Ledesma confiesa en “Así suena la vida”, como se adentró en su leyenda, su familia y su personalidad para construir el documental sonoro "Robaina, cosechero mayor".

In this weeks episode we discuss our reaction to the World Series outcome. There was a situation in Iowa that might finally put gender reveal parties over the top. HBO announces the new Game of Thrones prequel find out how we feel about this new spin off. A middle school really messes up something really simple meant to help students. Instead they get something slightly different than was intended. Facebook and Instagram accounts can now be banned for using sexually suggestive emojis (yes, we have come to this point). We read listener emails one of which gives of the "10 Commandments" for cigar smokers. We give our thoughts and opinions on this cool email. LFD is releasing an extremely limited edition ashtray. There might be a potential compromise that the cigar industry can do to satisfy the FDA. Finally, we review the H.R. Signature by Hirochi Robaina.Reach out to us with your thoughts, questions, concerns, or comments at: cigarheadzpodcast@gmail.com Follow us at:Cigarheadz- Facebook, TwitterDenny- Instagram / Denny's Blackbird- Instagram, TwitterMarc- Instagram

This week, #ELOsoFumarTakes welcomes back Spencer Drake of La Familia Robaina for #Take92. Drake has been busy since the last time we sat down with him. He still owns his company, he's still making incredible cigars, and yes, he's still working with the iconic Hirochi Robaina. So, what's changed? Some obvious and not obvious things, all leading to greatness. Enjoy!

Tonight is a night of dueling Hirochi's. We're each smoking a different expression from the HR folks....let's see how they compare. The post Episode 196: Hirochi Robaina appeared first on Half Ashed.

This week in our Podcast Exclusive we get to sit a chat with Mr. Hirochi Robaina!  His family is a legend in the world of Cigars and Tobacco Farming. He tells us about growing up with his Grandfather and family in Cuba, how this self proclaimed "farmer" learned the old ways of making cigars. Truly a once in a lifetime experience getting to share time and a cigar with a living legend. We always welcome your thoughts, ideas and show suggestions on our FB page "A Cigar Hustlers Podcast".  You can follow the show on IG @cigarhustlerspodcast, Mikey @cigarhustler and "Mike Too" @fcc_mike.  Please remember to always rate, review and subscribe to which ever of our podcast providers you use. Thank you for listening!

Patricia Robaina es una compositora e investigadora melense. En Puntos de vista habló de su espectáculo “De un sueño a un ensayo general”, en el que hará temas de su trayectoria. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mediospublicosu/message

Proponen que medicamentos cannábicos estén accesibles en el SNIS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mediospublicosu/message

Paris Keelea is a daughter, friend, fashion stylist and loves to live a life of random acts of kindness! It’s the best inspiration behind dressing for significance. Paris also has a passion to let her generation know the power of knowing who Christ is and who you are in Christ, revealing it in conduct and dress. She loves to convey that the best way to show off your style is with the greatest accessory of kindness! Faith Story (1:25)  Paris grew up in a Christian home. Whenever church doors were open her family was there. She says getting to watch how her parents live for Christ has deeply impacted her life. Just two years ago, in her early teens, Paris made the decision it was time to make Jesus the King of her life and begin to walk out her faith as a young woman The Impact of Intercession  (7:00)  Paris shares how an experience with intercession when she was sick is what the Lord used to heal her. At that point the Lord also gave her the gift of intercession and over the past few years she's had the honor to intercede for others.  Making A Place Better For God (12:16) Paris talks about how she wants to make a place better for God. She desires to get outside of herself and make other people's day better is a gateway for God to work.  The Keeping Power of God (19:37) In this segment shares about the keeping power of God!  Staying the Course (25:14) Other people's conflicts are not our battles. That's one of the biggest lessons Paris has learned recently.  Running the Race Set Before You (31:00) Paris offers an encouragement from her favorite for all of us sister friends! (Hebrews 12:1-3)  Get In Touch  Want to get in touch with Paris? Website: www.pariskeelea.com/ Insta: www.instagram.com/pariskeelea/

Julie Hamilton is a wife, a homeschool mom, an author, encourager and runs an incredibly successful photography business with her husband Damion in Napa, California. She joins the podcast today to share her faith story and share about what God put on her heart about using social media to impact 1 million women with simple tips on how to build a strong and healthy life in the Lord.  Testimony (1:50)  Julie is a Texas native shares how she's thankful to have been raised in the church her whole life, but it wasn't until she attended a youth event in California during her teen years that she went "all in" for authentically walking out her faith. That experience has laid the foundation for which the rest of her life was built upon; including staying in California to build a life there. Life Builders (6:15)  Life Builders is a goal Julie has to encourage 1 Million people by the time she turns 50! It's all about equipping other to find the sweet spot of using the gifts and abilities they've been given by God and use them for a purpose that honors him.  Using Your Talents (12:00)  Julie talks about how so often women get caught in the trap of thinking that using their talents means they have to change the world or make a difference in thousands of lives or it's not valid or valuable. This is simply not the case.  Being Authentically You (16:30)  Authenticity frees others up to be themselves. When we share our struggles and let down our barriers it encourages others to say, "I'm struggling with this too." And then reach out for support. Conversations With Other Women (20:03) A lot of conversations Julie is having with others these days is about community and not being isolated. Connection and supporting one another seems to be at the top of the list. We can't do life alone. In fact, we're never the only one going through something.  Conversations With Other Women (25:03) Julie talks about an amazing concept of "Mom's Adventure Day" where one day a month she puts a day on the family calendar where she gets out of the home by herself to go on an adventure whether it's in nature, to a movie or to do something she's been wanting to do.   Get In Touch  Want to get in touch with Julie? You can connect with Julie and all of her social channels via her website at www.lifebuilderswithjuliehamilton.com. 

On this episode of She Walks In Truth Carrie interviews professional musician Tara Brueske who shares her faith journey and how God, in all his faithfulness, has met three major avenues of her life: men, money and music! Listen and then continue the conversation over at www.shewalksintruth.com. 

In this episode of She Walks In Truth Carrie's husband Ricardo joins the show to share his faith journey and chat about marriage and the Father's love. Whether you're single, married or dating this episode is for you! Continue the conversation over at www.shewalksintruth.com/podcast.

In this episode Carrie Robaina shares the why behind the She Walks In Truth podcast was birthed. Continue the conversation over at www.shewalksintruth.com and be sure to subscribe to the list for a weekly does of encouragement. 

This stunning Hermoso #4 is a sight to behold. It's Ecuadorian colorado maduro wrapper sits over all Nicaraguan innards. The first cigar from the Robaina family released outside of cuba, this cigar was originally released and .... The post Half Ashed Episode 138: Hirochi Robaina HR Habano appeared first on Half Ashed.

BACKGROUND: Just three short weeks ago, myself and 9 other sojourners followed Colin Ganley to Pinar del Rio and Vuelta Abajo to see firsthand the famed Robaina farm and the prized tobacco growing therein. From there, we made our way … Continue reading →

  Robaina Farm Rolled Cañonazo Welcome to another fun- and (mostly) fact-filled episode of Half Ashed.  This week, we're smoking the 2005 Robaina Farm Rolled Cañonazo.  Craig describes it thusly: A beautifully delicate cigar of […] The post Half Ashed Episode 102: Robaina Farm Roll appeared first on Half Ashed.

Angry Bill checks in from the LawDog Lounge and reviews a Punch Punch. Bob talks about his visit to the Ybor City Cigar and Heritage Festival where he met up with DogWatch listener Mark Hall from Dayton, Ohio. In addition to being a long-time listener, Mark administers a cigar friendly web site (http://www.tobaccoevents.com/) that lists cigar events for Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Illinois. The site also includes great articles of interest, product reviews, photos and videos, product offers from local retailers, and smoker-friendly locations. Bob and Dale are planning another live show for New Years Eve! Details coming soon. Check out livestream.com/cigar_radio the new home (maybe) for our live recording sessions and enhanced chat room. You might catch Bob & Dale at 9 pm EST on Fridays as they test the capabilities of their equipment in preparation for the live show on New Years Eve. Cigar of the Week - Art Deco. Developed by Nestor Miranda and rolled in the My Father Cigar factory in Estelli, this cigar is distributed by Miami Cigar and Company. Introduced at the 2010 International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailer convention (IPCPR), this new cigar's blend is 60 percent Nicaraguan Corojo 99 and 40 percent Dominican San Vicente, dual Dominican Criollo '98/Nicaraguan Habano '00 binder, and a dark, oily and aromatic Nicaraguan Corojo '06 wrapper leaf with a triple cap "We wanted to get Pepin out of his comfort zone, which is using Nicaraguan tobacco," said Nestor Miranda. "He accepted the challenge and came out with an amazing blend using 40% Dominican tobacco." Instead of using traditional wooden boxes, the Nestor Miranda Art Deco will be sold in metallic art-deco designed tins with 21 cigars each. The sizes are: Coffee Break / 4.5 x 50 Robusto Grande / 5.5 x 54 Gran Toro / 6 x 60 Dark Side - Romeo y Julieta Churchill First produced in the 1850’s by Alvarez Rodriquez and Jose Garcia, the brand was named after the famous Shakespeare characters. In 1903 the brand was purchased by Jose Rodriquez Fernandez also known as Don Pepin. This was the personal cigar (produced only for him) of Winston Churchill until about 1947. Factory name: Julieta 2 Ring Gauge: 47 Length: 7 inches A true classic that ages well and is best with at least 3 years of age.Also available in an aluminum tube What else have you been smokin' Dale? Padilla Miami Churchill - 7 x 48 - One of the old line made for Padilla by Pepin Garcia, this cigar utilized Corojo tobacco for the wrapper & binder and Criollo for the filler. The cigar has a base of creamy smoothness with cedar, earthiness and leather being the main flavor components. There is also a definitive “Cuban Twang” type of spiciness in the last 3rd which is very nice. Room aroma was surprisingly mild, but on the palette there was plenty of flavor. Vegas Robaina Edicion Regional Canada - 4.3” x 52 Petite Robaina - One of the 2009 ER releases, this cigar has the standard Robaina band with an additional Exclusivo Canada band below it. The factory size is actually a Petite Edmundo. Examples I smoked last year all had a tight draw, so I let a few sit a while. This latest one still was a bit snug in the draw, but very acceptable. Flavors very much like the Famosos, but perhaps a bit smoother. Lots of coffee bean, cocoa and peaty earthiness, with a creamy texture. Good spice in the middle of the cigar, growing to a sharp pepper in the last third. A wonderfully long finish accented by the coffee, but with a vanilla overtone. Thoroughly enjoyed this cigar and will dip in the box again more frequently now! What else have you been smokin' Bob? HC Habano Colorado - Grande 6x60 - Pre-smoke aroma is a sweet barnyard that lures you into the cigar. Although I am not typicaly a fan of 60 ring guage cigars, the aroma from the foot caused me to anxiously cut and light this fat boy. The HC Series is produced for Xikar by famed Cuban blender Jesus Fuego. The Habano Colorado engulfs the smoker in deep chocolates and a hint of sweetness that emphasizes the cigar's finely aged tobaccos. The filler is well packed with a dense ash, as if that really matters. What does matter is that the cigar smokes cool if you are careful with the draw which is gentle with only a slight hint of resistance. This is not a mild cigar but the strength is in the pure tobacco flavors and not borne of nicotine like some of today's macho blends. This is a long, engaging smoke not to be taken lightly or quickly. Just as a fine wine is meant to be savored, this is a cigar best enjoyed slowly - sipped and savored while one reflects on life and the glorious enjoyment of smoking fine cigars and the success of one's favorite sports team. Pardon me while I drift away for a few minutes enjoying this fine cigar. I’m back, reluctantly, from a land where cigar smokers are free to enjoy their passion without oppressive laws or critical disdain from family and friends. But I digress, lets get back to the HC Series from Xikar. I have been smoking this darkly enticing cigar for about an hour now and it still shines through with its complexity shrouded in the simplicity of fine tobacco expertly blended. This is a fine cigar from Xikar and the hands of Jesus Fuego. What's My Band? - #940: Siglo Limited Reserve VII Bob: Another churchill, nice barnyard aroma on the foot. Slightly tannic flavor. November Palio Cutter Contest Winner: Bob Baranek from Weymouth, Mass. won the carbon fiber Palio Cutter. Enter the December contest now to win a burl Palio Cutter. Do you have a Herf Line Review? If you call and leave a cigar review on the herf line and it is played on the show, you will receive a DogWatch Cigar Radio patch! You can reach the Herfline at 321-594-4373 - or cigar.radio on Skype. You can also send email to theshow@cigarmedia.tv. Origin of the term HERF: From Cigar Craig, http://cigarcraig.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/the-origin-of-the-word-herf/ Do you have a suggestion for the unbanded cigar of the week? Every week Bob and Dale include an “unbanded cigar” segment in their show in which they smoke a cigar without any markings and give their honest opinions. Bob then opens a sealed envelope and discovers the cigar’s name and manufacturer. If you have suggestions for the "What's My Band?" segment, please send them to liz@cigarmedia.tv. Thanks to Michael Howe for bumpers and special effects in this show. Music provided by the Figurados from their new album, "Lesson Two," and The Surfonics.