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Oliva cigars deliver all the ligero you could ask for!
Also known as 'Ligero Especial', the Serie V from Oliva cigars is an enchanting Nicaraguan puro chock full of flavorful goodness. On the outside, a beautiful Habano Sun Grown wrapper glistens with oils. Thick and smooth as silk, this impressive leaf conceals a powerful, yet balanced and smooth blend of aged Nicaraguan ligero from the Jalapa Valley of Nicaragua. The Oliva Serie 'V" cigar is full-bodied and full-flavored, offering layers of coffee, spice, and tobacco flavors, with a touch of dark, unsweetened chocolate on the finish.
Great news, the Serie V from Oliva received a 95-point rating and #3 Cigar of the Year Honors in 2017. But that's not all - this brand has received almost thirty 90+ ratings in its lifetime! That's consistency. The reviews noted: "This attractive, oily torpedo is full of dynamic nut, wood, and sweet cedar flavors that frame a substantial leather core. The finish is long and rich. Tasty and complex."
You can't go wrong with an Oliva and this is the best of them all. Bold yet smooth. If I could only smoke one cigar the rest of my life, the V would be it.
Oh man, these are so unbelievably good. Probably the reason that most of them are backordered. Such amazing flavors and aromas. Not cheap, but they deliver the goods. I bought several higher end cigars a few weeks ago and this stands out head and shoulders above all of them. Can't wait to treat myself again.
Awesome smoke! I'm a die hard Padron Guy when it comes to full body smokes, but Oliva blew me away with this one. My only regret: I have no room in my humidor for more of these. I can fix that problem :)
Perfect cold draw. Amazing burn line. Dark unsweetened chocolate, cedar, wood, and a bit spicy (for those us that love a kick). Right down to the nub of this lancero (7.5x38), this cigar is right up there with the best Tatuaje. Wow and thank you! Mmmm.
Just smoked my second one last night and I can say, after trying two different sizes, these are my favorite cigar. You get a nice "warm" draw, but there is a sweet and smooth aroma and aftertaste. Full of flavor, but exceptionally smooth.
I'm fairly new to cigars. I'd heard a lot about the Oliva Serie V, and I tried one about a week ago. From the very first puff, I was entranced. So delicious! The smoke was so luxurious and creamy! I got a coffee, chocolatey taste with a mellow spice throughout. The only problem was that it was probably a little more tobacco than I can handle yet I didn't eat right beforehand, and the double robusto is the largest size I've yet smoked. This thing knocked me on my butt. About a half hour after finishing, I was suffering the classic signs of too much nicotine. A little shaky, a little queasy, a little sweaty. Luckily it went away. Now, several days later, I find myself thinking about the Serie V again. :) As long as you're prepared, it's an amazing cigar -- but if you're a newbie, tread lightly.
Great smoke! Good draw, burn and ash! Great with a Jack & Coke!
I first smoked the Serie V about 4 and a half years ago (from today: 10/2014). Absolutely one of the best smokes I've ever had, hands down. These could've been $12 cigars (for a Double Robust, my favorite regular size from them... other than the Lancero and the old No. 4's) and I still would've thought the same thing about them. Granted, up until about 2 years ago, they were phenominal and were really rockin in the flavor department and had the full body to match. Then I think their crop started to change. From then on and til today, they are still great smokes. But they cannot compare to what they used to be. I don't generally agree or like opinions from Cigar Aficionado, but look up their top 25 cigars of the year for 2012 and read their review for the Serie V. I think they nailed it right on the head as the cigar used to have great coffee and cocoa notes while today they smoke more earthy, heavier, and beefier instead of sweet and almost desert-like. Even still, the cigar today is still a fantastic smoke, nonetheless, but I'm just hoping the taste will find it's way back to the glory days of the Serie V more than 2 years ago.
Not much else to say...one of the better blends out there right now. A fair price, tons of flavor, but not over the top what more could you ask for? Well the one thing I would ask for is something in a smaller ring be throw into the line up...double corona 6x46 would be nice.
Here is another great smoke that I didn't care for initially. Oliva needs serious rest time and is definitely worth the money afterward. Construction is flawless with tight ash, sharp burn, great flavor and no draw issues.
I usually smoke the serie g but got one the V's in a sampler. Great smoke. For a full flavor though i can honestly say not better than the g that is not a full. Price is not much but a little more. I still prefer the serie g. I do like these and would smoke again if the price is right. Save your self a dollar and go G.
Thanks to all the reviews I had to try the Oliva Serie V, just to find out for myself on how they would smoke. Since the Torpedo seemed to be the most talked about size that is the one I went with. This cigar would be compared to the many top shelf brands that I have tried, so this wouldn't be an easy task for the Oliva. After first putting fire to the foot, I was confronted with full tobacco flavors that hit me slightly in the stomach. Even Diesel, San Cristobal, and Dop Peppin Garcia doesn't do this to me. In could have been due to not have eaten for awhile, prior to smoking the cigar. That being said, within two inches down this cigar took on a full body flavor that came across as smooth as silk. Because of the nice even burn, good construction, plenty of smoke, and great flavors that I will allow others to describe. This will be a new cigar added to my rotation, and I strongly suggest all true lovers of cigars full of tobacco flavor try a few of these. Thanks to all of those who wrote reviews on this brand, your the reason I tried it.
An absolute amazing cigar worth all the accolades! The construction is flawless. Put your nose to the cigar before lighting and discover rich deep notes of cocoa. This cigar has great transitions. It starts with strong pepper notes but then changes to almost dessert like with dark chocolate and coffee notes. The finish is complex and long but not overpowering. It's one of my favorite sticks. They're kinda pricey so buy them when they go on sale!
Incredible cigar. By far one of my favorites. Construction is top notch. When you hold this cigar you feel the quality and craftsmanship. Oliva is a great cigar company and in my opinion one of the best. They put out great cigars and this one doesn't disappoint. A little pricey but worth the money. Strength wasn't full to me but full of flavor and body. Good smoke.
I have now tried the Belicoso. Notes of espresso, dark chocolate, nuts, leather, and of course pepper! I love the complexity of the Oliva V. Unfortunately, the Belicoso burned unevenly and was not as spicy as the No. 4. Will review other sizes as I try them, but of the two the No. 4 is still better (even more so when you let them sit in humidor for a month or longer as has been the case so far). Still highly recommend.
I have a tendency to randomly pick a cigar out the store without regard to name, size, and reviews. Such was the case when I tried the Oliva V Serie No. 4. The wrapper was beautiful and I just had to try it. I got notes of wood, espresso, nuts (I kept saying hazelnut but that's not exact), and dark chocolate. The notes came and went. The only time I got a spicy kick was on exhale through my nose(a kick in the head as it was smoking medium til then!) Even burn and a long enough finish not to become annoying. Will definitely be trying in different sizes and picking up more No. 4s along the way! Highly recommend.
I had to have some of these just because they looked so tasty. I was not disappointed. Fabulous in every aspect. Great feel, well made, nice even cool burn. Superb flavor from beginning to end. I never lost interest in the great change of taste I found through out. I will always keep a couple in my humi next to my other high end collection. This kind of cigar is what makes it all worth while.
I have tried many brands but I always go back to the Oliva V. Sometimes they are in low supply. I do not buy by the box because I only smoke occasionally. But when I do (about 3xs a week) I want to enjoy the experience. The Oliva gives me that.
One of the best cigars I have tasted! Highly recommend them!
Absolutely fantastic cigar. I purchased the sampler and smoked the small diamande (6x46). It lasted 90 minutes. Razor sharp burn, and excellent flavors and smoke output from start to finish. This is a cigar that you must try.
This is one fine cigar. The construction and burn, perfect. Creamy flavors shifting throughout the burn. Nub this one guy's (and gals) what a treat.
Absolutely delicious! Coffee, chocolate all the way through. Great smoke output; perfect draw. If kept and smoked properly, can go all the way to the nub.
Well.... I have to say my mind is slowly being changed on the Oliva series. I tried the 'O' and not impressed, the G was better, but the V was by far the best. Just got done with the double robusto and I have to agree with others, it wasn't long enough. Will be trying more of the V and will have to get one a little longer so I can enjoy more of the earthy taste and smooth pepper finish
I smoke med/full and full bodied cigars almost exclusively. My humidor is packed with top shelf smokes. Ashton VSG, ESG, Gurkha Centurians, Rocky Patel Vintage, Padron, Perdomo 20th Anniversary and a host of others. But when I want to treat myself to a really enjoyable stick, I dig out one from the Oliva family and the Serie V is on the top of the list as one of my all time favorites.
Nice pull, great flavor, a great 2 hour smoke, well balanced, better than my favorite Oliva G.
Can't wait to get another batch of these beauties. Into the humidor they will go for those special times. Thanks guys.
The full-bodied cigar by which all others are judged. Gorgeously made, consistent, spicy, hearty, good... These might seem expensive until you figure out that they sell for about half of comparable quality from other companies.
just what the doctor ordered. chewy and good from first fire to the nub.
Awesome cigar. Love it
Absolutely one of THE BEST cigars I've had. Rich in flavor and just the right amount of body with a great draw. Excellent all the way to the nub, great on the palate. 10/10. My FAVORITE brand hands down.
The double robuto is my every day smoke. Excellent construction, firm ash, consistant draw with an attractive wrapper. This is a full cigar and not a good choice for first time cigar smoker.
By far the best year for the Special Oliva Serie V Maduro. This 2012 cigar will get high praise for sure. I really only smoke Padron and will most certainly be getting another box of these before they can't be found.
Fabulous smoke. Top three regardless of the price.
Very nice cigar. Good draw and nice complex taste, but to compare this to the other TOP 25 Finest in Cigar Journal I would be hard pressed to place this above the Partagas Series D No.5 or Cohiba El which are just phenomenal cigars.
Excellent cigar, enjoy!
I'm really disappointed with my 5 pack order of these, due to the first one having no draw. In addition, when I got an inch down the other side of the cigar open with a burn coming out of the cigar an inch below the other side of the cigar. Since these weren't cheap, CI was good enough to let me return the other 4. This was a cigar I really wanted to try, but had a bad luck of the draw on the 5 pack I received. It should be noted, that the 5 pack La aurora 107, San Cristobal, and the Griffins that came with the same order that the Oliva Serie V came in. They were some of the best cigars I have ever smoked, and will become a box purchase in the future.
Just a remarkable stick, in every way. Will NEVER be without 2 boxes on hand...one to age, and one with 6-12 months age for smoking now. Amazing construction, burn, consistency, taste. Chocolatey, with espresso and rich tobacco, and silky smooth. BTW...you need to try each size in the line, because you'll get a unique experience with each. The double robusto has become my fav. Along with Diesel Unlimiteds and Padron Maduros, & Joya De Nicaragua Dark Corojo this stick sits at the top of my list.
Since my first smoke of a "V" I have been a fan. It as at the point that I have not found a better cigar. If photos were allowed I would show my growing collection of "V" boxes. A bit depressing when I think of the cost, but then I remember the pleasure it has given me.
A Medium To Full Bodied Creamy Chocolate Bomb!!!!!! If This Cigar Is Not In Your Humidor, It's Definitely Your Loss.
Olive Serie "V" (Belicoso) Sweetness and wood on the nose from first sniff. These cigars burn impossibly even every single time. Toast and wood are on the palate from the first creamy puff. The cigar delivers a nice and tight, even draw and a phenomenally slow burn. Just a touch of spice compliments the toast and wood as you progress through the cigar. This cigar is perhaps the epitome of balance. Toward the nub, expect more of the same aforementioned balance with just a little amplification. Lip smackin' good!
Dollar for Dollar the best smoke period. Let them sit, and you will have an oily, butter smooth powerhouse! This stick even rivals the king of non-cuban's the Padron 1926 #9 (IMHO)! Oh and one more thing the construction almost perfect, I have smoked about 50 of these beauties and had 2 tight draws - burn ash wrapper always perfect - enjoy
I have tried several of the Oliva "V"s on different occasions from several retail outlets. This is one that I keep getting pushed toward by all the positive reviews and high ratings, but in my honest opinion they just are not that good. I would take at least a dozen different sticks I have tried in the price point over these cigars.
I tried this in a lancero with my husband and was absolutely blown away by the complexity. The brilliance in the Oliva Serie V is that it starts out incredibly mild almost to the point where I wanted to put it down for its apparent weakness and about a third of the way through is when it takes a 180 degree turn and explodes with rich, flavor reminiscent of pepper then shifts flavors again towards the nub. This is a beautiful smoke and deserves to be doted on. I wouldn't recommend this to casual smokers or newbies but for those looking for more than just a "good" consistent cigar, this is it.
Had my 1st V Serie about 2 years ago & thought it was pretty good. Just had another one at a cigar event at a local B&M & man, what a difference time makes. I forgot how great this cigar was, fantastic flavor, even burn & great amount of smoke. I ended up walking out of the event with a box! A great full flavored smoke, if haven't tried one yet, do yourself a favor & try it, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Lancero cigars always seem to be lacking in a non-manly sort of way. If you're thinking is similar, then try an Oliva V lancero and gain a whole new perspective on this cigar size. Not only is it my favorite lancero, it's also one my favorite cigars period!
The Oliva Serie V is just simply amazing. Construction, Burn, Draw, Flavor and anything else that you want to add. I love it! Bought another 2010 Sampler and still don't feel like I have enough left!
Believe all of the reviews. It's that good. One of the best on the market. This is the only non-Pepin cigar I really go crazy for. The tobacco is very well aged, no bite and no sick feeling from to much nicotine. The perfect cigar.
This is one of my favorite cigars for sure.. in fact I bought one and stuck it in my humi for 6 months so that I could smoke it on my 21st birthday, it was the best decision I have ever made. I loved the Oliva V before but after I had let it take a nice cedar nap for 6 months it was one of the best cigars I have ever had in my life, easily in my top 3. As a poor college kid its hard for me to buy an entire box so I just buy what I can when I can.. but I would definitely refer this cigar to anyone who has been smoking for at least 6-12 months and has built up their palette a bit. I myself have been smoking cigars on occasion since I turned 18, I didn't realllllly start noticing things until about a year ago when I started herfing frequently with my girlfriends dad. Anyways, I strongly recommend trying this cigar, and if you dont like it at first then maybe its not for you but I suggest maybe buying another, letting it cure for a while and then trying it again on a rainy day.
WOW, what an incredible cigar. This one ranks with the JdN Antano 1970 for fullness and overall smoking Nirvana. This cigar is an absolute must for those who like full bodied smokes. I don't see how a cigar maker could improve on this one. Definitely a top 10 cigar
1st off this is my initial posting. Started seriously smoking in 1995. Goal was to try 100 different cigars. Past that milestone years ago. With all the fanfare for these cigs I was hesitant to post anything negative. Love well aged Maduro's (Padron, Fuente Hem Mad & Anejo, 601's, Gurkhas, Perdomo ESV) to name a few. Also, given a choice I tend to fall back to Nicaraguan's as a preference. Now the cigar. It has to be one of the worst cigs I have ever smoked. Tried the Special V (twice - different boxes) and the Regular Torpedo (3 - different stores) and ALL tasted like burnt wood and burnt toast with an awful stale cedar after taste. Hope everyone keeps smoking these and leaves the Hemingway and Padron maduro's for me! FYI...I do like the Oliva O Mad....good smoke for $$$
ATTENTION: To all fan mail readers.You must read and believe. If oliva had created only one cigar,The V alone would have made them filthy rich.The same goes, if you would have smoked only one cigar in your life time, you would have to choose the oliva V. From the first look at this amazing cigar, anticapation sets in.Even the smell before lighting it, you know youre in for something special. Truly the perfect example of the perfect cigar. The draw the smoothness, the taste,burn,and the finish, it's all there. Superb Quality from start to finish. To date the best cadillac of a cigar I have ever smoked. No doubt, you will agree.
This is what every full bodied cigar should aspire to be more like. Amazing construction and rich, deep, spicy flavors.
I have to say....I am kinda disappointed in this. I absolutely loooove oliva. But this cigar is just...eh. I mean the construction, draw, burn and aroma are great. It's just the flavor isn't as good, IMO, as an Oliva O, or a NUB Habano. I mean, I wouldn't turn down another chance to smoke one, but I don't think I'd pay $6-8 bucks for a torpedo again. But then, reviews are subjective, as one man's champagne is another man's hogswill, lol.
Ok...as a revision to my previous post.... after smoking the cigar down past the 2/3 mark, I have to say... the flavor is much more pronounced and consistent with the quality that I have come to expect from Oliva cigars. I wasn't that impressed by the first third, but after that.... extremely tasty. oh...and smoke more than an inch before reviewing, lol
Without a doubt this is one of the best smokes on the market today. It deserve's all the good things that have been said about it. It is probably my "3rd" favorite of all smokes out there. I would give it a solid 93.
Consistent quality is very important to me in cigars. I have found Oliva to be relentlessly reliable in the consistent quality of all the lines that bear their name. The "V" stands out even from that standard. It is one of a handful of uniquely exquisite cigars available to the average aficionado today. The praise it gathers is not hype and the experience is well worth the price of admission. One tip, use your nose to experience all the "V" has to offer and give it your undivided attention.
I'll make this simple: the Olivia Serie 'V' is the best cigar out there. Period.
Hello C.I.& fellow cigar family,I was just recently blown away by the Padron 4000 mad. and the Gurkha regent church.-both (imo)solid 93-94.Now this- Oliva serie V double toro what an experience!(let the angels sing!!)This was a solid 2,that's right,2 hours of pure bliss the ratings indicate a 94 in Cigar Aficionado but in my humble world a definite 96-98.Thank you C.I.,you make it possible for a lot of us to experience the best in the world at affordable prices and also 1st class customer service that treats you like family.Regards-RK
Great smoke, just purchased my first box and already had two sticks in the last two days. Starts off smooth and only gets better. I pass them out to friends so they too can share in the goodness of this cigar. Ive tried other O's and they were all good, but this is by far my favorite.
Great Cigar! You will love these from start to finish. Long slow burn great taste. Sit back and enjoy. V is for a victory cigar.
This is a good one. All of the Olivas/Nubs share a distinct flavor that I can't put my finger on, but this one also has it. I am in love with this particular flavor that I wish I could describe, but it is even more evident in this cigar, which also burns evenly and is well constructed.
Best cigar on the market...period. Being a fan of Oliva, I had smoked several of their lines, but my mainstay was Partagas Black and anything Perdomo makes. Mind you I still love the mainstays, but this stick is at the top of the heap. Great character, even burn, clouds of smoke, exceptional taste...the "V" is the crown jewel of cigars...do the double toro, over and over again!!
I bought a couple of these from a smoke shop for nine bucks a stick. Best eighteen bucks I ever spent.If I could afford the price I would smoke these regularly. I can't, so I cry myself to sleep every night and dream of them.
NEW FAVORITE!!! very good cigar. perfect burn, perfect taste.
Very good cigar, worth the price of admission. I definitely got the hints of coffee and chocolate during the mid-point of the cigar. Overall, just a very flavorful cigar that can sneak up on you with its power. A few I've smoked have had some wrapper splitting issues, but it never impacted the burn.
First off let me say that i am fairly new to smoking cigars(two years)so i try alot of smokes.Outside of almost anything by Gurhka,this is really an awesome cigar. Great burn,great look,and an even better taste.
This cigar makes me sad (Oliva Serie 'V') to be a poor guy. I tend to shop in the bargain basement for cigars, and while there are no doubt some excellent smokes for cheap, this cigar is unbelievable. Clouds of smoke, wonderful flavor. It almost made me cry. If you can afford to buy, please buy and smoke one for me.
If you like full bodied cigars, there are 2 smokes you must try. (The Oliva V, and San Cristobal). Let the Oliva rest a few months for best results though.
Every day when I get up in the morning I think about what cigar I want to smoke and (Oliva Serie 'V') is always the first cigar I think of. I usually go with another cigar because it is so hard to get my hands on a box of series V Torpedos so I want to save them for special occations. When I finally get to light up a stick I always regret my choice because every cigar ever made just doesn't compare to the series V torpedo. I have a stacked humidor with cubans and a very good and expensive selection but I dream of my series V every night... If you haven't tried it before I feel sorry for you.
What can I say about this cigar (Oliva Serie 'V') that has not already been said? I've had the double robusto, the torpedo and the belicoso and they're all damn good. However, the torpedo is my favorite. Its extra length makes it creamier and more balanced in my opinion. You can't go wrong with this line. I'd be happy to smoke this line exclusively for the rest of my life.
The Oliva V series finds itself to be one of mywifes favorite smokes besides our regular in stock 5 vegas Gold and Gurkha or the Indian tobac. This is truly in both of our opions my wifes and mine a 96 rated cigar. Top of the line look, feel smoke and taste. Try one you be in searhc of as mny as you can stock afford and find in these V series!Way to go Ci for getting a hold of these beauties and keeping them in stock!!
Ok, I have fulfilled my word and the subject here is the Series V torpedo.(Oliva Serie 'V') I have to say this one was a bit better of a smoke that the first one I tried. And I understand this will happen from time to time - Heck, that's what happened when I tried the Saint Luis Rey Series G [read my review there] but it grew on me and had made my cabinet. This stick did have a more distinctive bouquet than the last and the weather was more favorable this time through for a more objective review. A nice medium bodied smoke, with a good consistent draw throughout guaranteeing the smoker of this stick a good experience from crown to butt. Kinda reminded me of a Bolivar a bit... My rate, this stick: 86
Let me start of with a hearty "Hail to the Victors Valiant" to writer hailing form my home town in old Ann Arbor, MI. (Oliva Serie 'V') However, I have been putting off my trying more of these newer offerings from Oliva factory. I tried the Churchill but now are as we speak going to go pick up a torpedo. I have to admit... not impressed thus far. It tasted thin and bouquet was a bit on the wispy side. I see everybody and their mother puffing on one... heck a just delivered newborn burning one back with pops outside the delivery - I mean everybody! So in the spirit of being objective... we shall try one more before I render my final judgment on the Oliva V series.
Without going in to the details, I'm smoking the Oliva V Torpedo. I've been smoking cigars for 34 years, and this is the best cigar I've ever smoked. The other Oliva V's are exquisite, but this torpedo is sheer nirvana.
This is the best cigar that I have every smoked hands down. (Oliva Serie 'V') I found a couple figurado's and have had a toro they can't be beat. If I could just find a box it would make the year. They can only get better with a stay in the hummi.
One of the best cigars I've ever had (torpedo). (Oliva Serie V) The robustos have a bit more pepper in the after-taste, but those topedoes....wow! Very, very smooth, but complexed at the same time. A real work of art! Glad I have a box to go...
After smoking about 4 of these babies over the past couple of months, (Oliva Serie 'V') I think I've found my Fav for a very good while. I just received a box today. I'll try to let them sit for a week in the humi before I indulge...wish me luck. Man, these are some great smokie treats!
I was recently given 3 of the Oliva Series-V while away on business. After smoking the first one, I had a perfect name for it. The "Cuban Killer." The Complexity of the taste, the awesome aroma, and the near perfect construction, is definately going to bring havoc to the Cuban cigar industry. A true Knock-Out! Buy them while you can.
Great cigar the Oliva series V !! I really like the belicosos with deep reddish wrappers......... Mmmmmmmm Mmmmmmmmm good!!! Very tasty cigar with a great long finish.
What a phenomenal cigar (Oliva Serie 'B')! The burn was absolutely perfect and the flavor was beyond what I have come to expect from premium cigars (Cohiba, Punch, Gurkha and Graycliff are my usual favorites). This is now my favorite cigar and will order more when the hooplah goes down.
I've had two Oliva Series V Double Toro's. I have two more sitting in my humidor. Both that I've smoked have been been absolutely terrific. They've both been spicy, complex, full bodied and strong--I don't know if it's the fact that I'm smoking a 6x60 or if it's the cigar, but these leave me goofy. There's no other word to describe it. A great smoke, and a strong smoke. Worth the money, might be the best cigar I've ever had.
These Cigars (Oliva Serie V) are top notch, big smoke big taste and construction is beautiful. I ran through a box of robustos. All the sizes smoke wonderfully, it was like an amusement ride on my palate Yumo!!!the lancero was a peppery sweet treat. I got two of each size aging in my humidor so I can whip em out next year to see how they age...
Attended the Oliva Serie V event, and the Cigar is Dynomite.... The best cigar I have had at any price point. It is my favorite. Compare to the price of some other cigars, this one can not be beat at any price. It is a great full bodied, heady cigar that is super smooth. Can not say enough about it. You will not be sorry you tried this one. It will haunt you till you give in and buy a box or two.


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American R&B and hip hop star Lauryn Hill on Monday canceled an upcoming concert in Israel, saying she had been unsuccessful in her attempts to schedule a similar show in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Hill, a former singer in the hip hop group the Fugees, had been scheduled to perform Thursday near Tel Aviv, but was confronted by a storm of activists on social media who urged her to boycott Israel over its ongoing military occupation of Palestinian land.
In a statement put up on Hill's website soon after the cancelation, the singer said she had wanted to schedule a second show in Ramallah but that the logistics "proved to be a challenge."
"I've wanted very much to bring our live performance to this part of the world, but also to be a presence supporting justice and peace," Hill wrote.
"It is very important to me that my presence or message not be misconstrued, or a source of alienation to either my Israeli or my Palestinian fans," she said.
She said she would "seek a different strategy to bring my music to ALL of my fans in the region."
Activists who pressured Hill to cancel her performance used a campaign that quoted "Killing Me Softly," a song she is well-known for covering, to describe Israeli policies toward Palestinians.
Israeli has faced boycott calls by academics, artists and musicians—including Pink Floyd's Roger Waters—who hope that pressure through cultural exclusion can help to change Israel's politics when it comes to the Palestinians.
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MTV is searching for someone to be their next Movie Awards Insider, and clearly Twilight is going to be majorly represented at those awards with nominations if not wins in various categories.
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VANCOUVER, BC - Vancouver Whitecaps FC U-23 (0W-2L-2D) are set to take on Kitsap Pumas (1W-0L-2D) for the second time in this young United Soccer Leagues (USL) Premier Development League (PDL) season. The Northwest Division rivals are set to clash at Percy Perry Stadium in Coquitlam, B.C. on Wednesday, May 28. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. PT.
The last time these two sides faced each other was the second match of the season, a May 11 tilt that saw Kitsap tie the game up in stoppage time after Vancouver had controlled much of the play over the course of 90 minutes. It was a tough result for Vancouver, but one that may motivate them going into the rematch.
The 'Caps last match was a rollercoaster from start to finish. An old-fashioned shoot-out, the match against Victoria Highlanders FC at Thunderbird Stadium in Vancouver last Friday saw the Blue and White head into halftime down 4-2. Vancouver stormed out of the gate in the second half with a quick goal by Niall Cousens at 49 minutes. Cousens, last year's leading goalscorer for the 'Caps, added another tally at 72 minutes to knot up the score. Unfortunately for the home side, Victoria forward Blair Sturrock slipped one past goalkeeper Nolan Wirth in the 89th minute, and the visitor's from the Island took home the Juan de Fuca Plate, a trophy that acknowledges the best B.C.-based team in the two clubs' two-game season series.
"First half performance wasn't acceptable by our standards." Thompson told whitecapsfc.com. "The fight back in the second half was positive and we should definitely grow from that experience."
However, even with the admirable pluck shown by the U-23 squad as a whole, the most encouraging performance on the field belonged to Mehdi Ballouchy. An MLS veteran on loan from the first team squad, Ballouchy played his first minutes since being sidelined with an ACL injury back on September 29 last season while still playing for San Jose Earthquakes in a match against FC Dallas. Ballouchy looked smooth and healthy in his 23 minutes of action.
Thompson noted how the playing time is not only good for Ballouchy as he rounds back into form, but having a legitimate MLS vet around is great for the younger players on his squad. "Mehdi's performance was great for his confidence going forward. When you have a player like Mehdi playing you'll get leadership, experience and skill which will help our young players."
Whitecaps FC U-23 will also have a second MLS loan for Wednesday's match as goalkeeper Paolo Tornaghi will join the squad.
Since the draw against Whitecaps FC earlier this month, Kitsap fought to a draw against the aforementioned Highlanders FC, and, this past Saturday, walked over Portland in a convincing 3-0 win. Pumas jumped out to a 2-0 lead at halftime on goals by Miguel Gonzalez and Joaquin Rivas. Concordia University alum Mike Chamberlain sealed the victory in the 76th minute.
Overall, Kitsap's 1W-0L-2D record has them in first in the PDL's Northwest Division's standings, and that fact isn't lost on Thompson, though the two squads' last meeting means more to him than their place in the standings. "Kitsap are a strong team, they have experience and play quick in their transition. Our last meeting was a tight match-up and we'll be expecting the same again."
The all-time series is skewed in Kitsap's favour, with Pumas holding a 4W-2L-3D record since they entered the league in 2009. It's interesting to note, however, that Vancouver hasn't let Kitsap win a match since 2011, going 2W-0L-3D since the beginning of the 2012 season. It should be interesting to see if the 'Caps can keep that streak alive on Wednesday night.
Whitecaps FC don't get much time to rest, as they have a showdown with rival club Seattle Sounders FC U-23 on Friday, May 30 at Curtis High School in University Place, Washington. The two squads are scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. PT.


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To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as those of the speaker." Frederick Douglass, 1860.
Douglass' words echo the beliefs of the founding fathers, who considered freedom of the press so important that they established its rights in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The press played an important role in the events leading up to and during the American Revolution, when newspapers helped spread information about the struggle for independence from Great Britain across the colonies. The founders fought to preserve the very freedoms that helped the young nation to gain support for its ideals. Continue reading


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COLORADO, U.S. - Resolving allegations of misleading buyers about the quality of mortgage-based securities sold in the years preceding the 2008 financial crisis, the London-based lender, HSBC Holdings has finally put an end to a decade old scandal.
The U.S. housing market crash a decade ago was largely triggered by residential mortgage backed securities, while left investors fuming and sparked investigations over the mortgage meltdown.
Since the financial crisis in 2008, the U.S. Department of Justice has pursued its agenda of penalizing leaders for their conduct that caused the mortgage meltdown.
U.S. prosecutors alleged that the London-based bank misled buyers over the quality of the residential mortgage-back securities that it sold between 2005 and 2007.
During the period, HSBC handled about $24 billion of residential mortgage-backed securities and since the decade-old crisis, the bank has been tangled in legal cases over its handling of securities.
Prosecutors claim that HSBC misled investors about the process it used to evaluate the investments and alleged that the lender misrepresented the quality of the securities despite internal reviews raising concerns.
U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado, Bob Troyer points out that the activities led to major losses by investors and contributed to a crisis of foreclosures that hit the U.S.
Troyer pointed out, "HSBC made choices that hurt people and abused their trust. If you make choices like this, beware. You will pay."
On Tuesday, nearing the end of the Justice Department decade-long investigations, federal prosecutors in Colorado announced that HSBC has reached a settlement over the claims.
Subsequently, HSBC announced in a statement that it had reached a $765 million settlement resolving the U.S. Department of Justice's allegations over its sale of mortgage-based securities during the run-up to the financial crisis.
HSBC also noted that it had since strengthened its internal controls and was "pleased" to have resolved the probe.
Patrick J Burke, who heads the bank's U.S. unit said in the statement,"The U.S. management team is focused on putting historical matters into the rear view mirror and completing the turn-around of HSBC's U.S. operations."
HSBC - which is among the last banks to finalize the mortgage-related settlements in investigations that were announced since 2008 - entered into the agreement without admitting liability or wrongdoing.
So far, the other banks that have resolved similar misconduct allegations, have shelled out billions in settlement.
HSBC's settlement amount was substantially lower than others, since the bank was not amongst the bigger players in the market at the time.
In August, Wells Fargo & Co. agreed to settle the case for $2 billion.
The same month, the Royal Bank of Scotland agreed to settle for $4.9 billion.
Before that, JPMorgan Chase & Co. paid $13 billion to resolve the case in 2013 - which is the second highest settlement amount.
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The BJP on Thursday released its first list of 17 candidates for the Punjab assembly elections on February 4.
The BJP has fielded its sitting MLA Dinesh Singh Babbu from Sujanpur, Seema Kumari from Bhoa (SC), Ashwani Sharma from Pathankot, K.D. Bhandari from Jalandhar North and Sukhjeet Kaur Sahi from Dasuya.
Announcing the names of the other candidates, union minister J.P. Nadda said, the Central Election Committee of the party has cleared the name of V.D. Dhupad from Dinanagar (SC), Rakesh Gill from Amritsar West (SC), Tarun Chugh from Amritsar Central, Rajesh Hani from Amritsar East and Arunesh Shakar from Mukerian.
Candidates have also been announced for Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana Central, Ludhiana West, Ludhiana North, Firozpur city, Abohar and Rajpura.


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It's official. I have attended five Rotaract Preconvention Meetings around the world, the most recent of which took place on 4-5 May, in Bangkok, Thailand.
This experience has been unlike any of the others because I also had the opportunity to attend the four-day Asia Pacific Regional Rotaract Conference immediately before.
Being able to connect with hundreds of international Rotaractors in two very different conferences has inspired an active appreciation of the regional differences and meanings Rotaract has to clubs and districts around the world.
The intimate experience of spending four full and activity-packed days with the Asia-Pacific Rotaractors has given me an understanding of how respected and important the Rotaract program is for Rotaractors in this part of the world, a place I am discovering for the first time.
During the preconvention meeting, I was also able to watch the energy grow among participants as barriers come down as Rotaractors grew more comfortable expressing their ideas with the entire group.
One of the successes this year was our use of various methods of communication; whether through the use of a microphone, raising hands, or by dancing around, we connected on a variety of issues and had the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussion. Rotaractors reflected on the best aspects of the program and how we can make it even better in the future.
To round-off the preconvention and to kick-off the RI Convention, Rotaractors participated in a hands-on service project just outside of Bangkok, where we helped liven-up a school that had been victim to last year's flooding.
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Vegan etiquette
Hi everyone!! I have a wedding to attend and I wanted everyone's opinion on the proper etiquette when picking your meal at a wedding when your choices are all carnivorous. My husband who is a meat eater said to pick the beef and he would eat mine and give me his salad. This sounds a bit greedy but I don't want to trouble or offend the bride and groom. Any suggestions?
I always pull the server aside discreetly and say I'm vegetarian can you do something and they always say yes.
You must tell them before hand, or you will end up with sh*t. IF you can't do that, be extremely polite, and just ask for something vegan.
And seriously, your husbands suggestion would have pissed me off no end, how bloody greedy and incosiderate.
if you still have time to respond to the invitation then definitely mention it. It really isn't a problem for the ktichen. I thought the wedding was this weekend.


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Cinema Judaica: The War Years, 1939-1949
February 8 - July 7, 2007
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Museum
One West 4th Street (between Broadway and Mercer Street), New York, NY
The HUC-JIR Museum is pleased to announce the opening of its new exhibition, "Cinema Judaica: The War Years, 1939-1949," which will feature a lecture by the collector, Ken Sutak on Wednesday, April 25th at 6:30 pm. Below, please find an invitation to the opening reception and lecture, as well as a press release for the exhibition.
Reception and Lecture: Wednesday, April 25, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., Lecture at 6:30 p.m., by Ken Sutak, producer of "Cinema Judaica," and Laura Kruger, curator
This unprecedented exhibition of iconic Hollywood film posters from 1939 to 1949 illustrates how the motion picture industry countered America's isolationism, advocated going to war against the Nazis, influenced post-war perceptions of the Jewish people and the founding of the State of Israel, and shaped the face of contemporary Jewish life.
The exhibition begins with the Hollywood studios' compliance with the Nazis' control of the motion picture industry in Germany, the ban on Jews from employment within it, and their restrictions on the American distribution of films shown in Germany and throughout Europe. All but two of America's eight largest American studios, facing the loss of 30%-40% of their revenues from Europe, complied with the Nazis' restrictions. United Artists closed down its German exchanges rather than fire its Jewish employees, but accepted German content restrictions and arranged for its films to be shown in Germany through another distributor. Only one studio, Warner Brothers, refused to comply with any of Goebbel's demands and withdrew from the German market. As Jewish characters disappeared from American films, Harry Warner and his brothers committed themselves to making anti-Nazi movies to alert the nation to the Nazi threat.
Lacking First Amendment protection, according to a 1915 U.S. Supreme Court decision, which allowed any state, city, or town board who objected to its content to censor a film, the Hollywood studios set up the Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors Association (MPPDA) and established a Production Code of Administration (PCA) that prohibited causing affront to foreign states, including Germany. Thereafter, films required a seal of approval from the MPPDA. At the same time, the PCA worked with the U.S. State Department to ensure that American movies did not violate a series of Neutrality Laws enacted by the Roosevelt administration to keep American citizens safe in European and other war zones. Thus, anti-Nazi screenplays and clearly defined Jewish roles, which would not pass the certification process, were transformed through allegory, character name changes, and other disguises and glosses by Warner Brothers and other like-minded independent producers.
By July 1938, the discovery of a Nazi spy ring that had been operating in the Northeast under the order of the German government in addition to the Nazis' annexation of Austria, the appeasement agreement in Munich signed by England's Prime Minister Chamberlain, the take-over of Czechoslovakia, and the anti-Semitic Kristalnacht pogrom throughout German-occupied Europe led to the PCA approval of the first openly anti-Nazi shooting script, "Confessions of a Nazi Spy."
This exhibition chronicles the period of the "Great Debate" films of 1939-1941 during three years of vigorous public argument in the media, in open forums sponsored by political organizations, and in Congress about American intervention against the Nazis in Europe. When it began, 60% of Americans believed it had been a mistake for the U.S. to enter World War I. The exhibition reveals the role of the first anti-Nazi films within the context of the battle between Charles Lindbergh and America First Committee isolationists and the Fight for Freedom interventionists, the attempt by Ambassador Joseph Kennedy to block anti-Nazi films, and threats from isolationist Senators to regulate the motion picture industry. In addition to "Confessions of a Nazi Spy," featured films include "Sons of Liberty," "Pastor Hall," and "The Great Dictator," among others.
By August 1941, a Senate sub-committee investigated Hollywood's violation of Neutrality Laws by warmongering in such films as "Sergeant York," about a noted World War I pacifist who later became a leading advocate for intervention against the Nazis. Included in the exhibition are the documents relating to a "Freedom Rally" at Madison Square Garden, protesting the hearing, whose program cover art was contributed by Walt Disney and included anti-Nazi declarations by Roosevelt.
With the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and America's declaration of war, Hollywood produced patriotic movies, in the guise of "platoon" films, which reflected on the melting pot tradition of American ethnic diversity and helped instill a unified fighting spirit. Included are posters for World War II espionage and concentration camp escape melodramas set in Germany or another Nazi-occupied country such as "To Be or Not To Be," plus films about Nazi Germany's accountability such as "Address Unknown," "Tomorrow the World," and "Hotel Berlin."
Following the war, were the "Exodus" films addressing the attempt by European war refugees to rebuild their lives and cultures after the Holocaust include "My Father's House," "The Illegals," "The Search," and "Sword in the Desert." Post-war Hollywood films also addressed anti-Semitism on the home front on the part of the Christian Front and its notorious founder, Father Coughlin, and the Christian Mobilizers, who blamed the Jews for the war, called for the defeat of England, and attacked Jewish citizens, stores, and synagogues in major northeast cities. These films, in which an Italian American or Irish American authority figure condemns anti-Semitism, stops an assault, or solves a racist murder, include "The House I Live In," "Crossfire," "Open Secret," while "Gentleman's Agreement," addresses the related subject of White Anglo Saxon Protestant anti-Semitism.
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Hello Mangekyo22, greetings and welcome to the Narutopedia! Thanks for your edit to the Sakura Haruno page.
We do hope that you will stay for a long time. Enjoy your stay as we work to become the best Naruto info site out there. BELIEVE IT!
If you're looking for something to do why not look over the Forums or more specifically Narutopedia Collaboration for a list of projects we're working on. And the Community portal has a lot of recent discussions and places to go listed on it.
Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- ShounenSuki (Talk) 10:07, 2010 January 6
Re: Sakura
Because you are basing her confession being "fake" on what other characters have said, not what Sakura has said. While I'm sure she was lying to Naruto, a wiki needs to be impartial. ~SnapperTo 19:17, January 13, 2010 (UTC)
- What do you mean to be "impartial"?
- Even Sakura showed that it was fake: chapter 470 - while they leaving Naruto, Kakashi and Yamato she says "I'm sorry Naruto", wich means she realised that it didn't work and she has to try something else.
- The Forth Raikage's suspection can be impartial, can't be?
- But then what about "her feelings for Sasuke" section? It is true, no matter how much I read the manga from chapter 245 to 475.
- Why is written then that Yamato and Sai suspects that her feeling for Naruto is deeper than frinedship, if it was only said by Yamato, and was only a suspection? It wasn't impartial neither, was it?
- "Impartial" means to report things as they happen. Rather than say "Danzo helped kill the Third Hokage", put "The Raikage suspects that Danzo helped kill the Third Hokage" instead. Rather than say "Sakura was lying", put "According to Sai, Sakura was lying" instead. When Sakura confirms she was lying (which she hasn't yet), your edits will be fine. Until then, please do not try to read Sakura's mind.
- As for Sai, I believe that's referring to an anime scene. ~SnapperTo 21:10, January 13, 2010 (UTC)
- So, if I put "according" before what I writte, it'll be okay?
- I don't want to read a manga character's mind, I just read his/her thougths (Sakura - "I'm sorry Naruto")(Kiba - "This didn't work! Shouldn't we tell him the truth?"), and what people says - after all, everything is from what other characters says. So I leave the mind reading to Naruto + Sai + Kiba + Yamato + Kakashi and to everyone who saw trougth that lie (confession) and then I will always put the "according" sentence before everywhere - and the referrences but I think that is useless.
- So, can it be work then with this impartial-thing change?
- That's already being done on Sakura's article (example: "Sai and Kakashi suspect that...", "Sai seems to confirm this, telling Naruto..."). Also, Sakura's thoughts in 470 are open to interpretation; she could be apologizing for lying to Naruto, she could be apologizing for not telling him about the plan, or she could be apologizing because she's going to go kill Sasuke. ~SnapperTo 03:44, January 14, 2010 (UTC)
Chapter 539 + Chapter 540.... so, do you still think, that she didn't lied?
Naruto article edit
- I never said Sasuke was a member of Akatsuki but that is what is believed by everyone because he has been seen helping them, wearing the mantle etc.
- Anko? Anko who is unconscious on the cave floor (if Kabuto didn't have his snake swallow her again) And who we don't know whether or not is going to live? I highly doubt she'll be able to report anything in her current state
- Just because Sasuke is helping Itachi stop Kabuto, doesn't mean Sasuke is back on the "side of good" It's simply a means to an ends for him since he wants to hear the truth from his brother. Since for one, he very much seems to still want to destroy Konoha.
With that said, I believe the paragraph you are deleting is simply speaking about the decision that Naruto has to make in order to save his friend. Nothing that has happened so far has changed this resolve. That's why I don't see a reason to remove it.--Cerez365™(talk) 15:22, April 17, 2012 (UTC)
Konoha Military Police Force and Chidori
Saying the databooks are misguiding is probably sacrilege on this site because that would mean that 3/4 of the information here is wrong because we use databooks heavily here. Now you cited the fact that Rin and Obito were older than Kakashi but on the same team, there's nothing wrong with that, it was never said that people of varying ages couldn't be on the same team. That's basically saying that they should have either put Kakashi on a team with other six year olds or wait until he was older to put him on a team which is ridiculous. That's why I changed the assumptions you've added to the article. Nothing Tobi has said thus far has been a lie, just all part of a plan.
Also with regards to Kakashi killing Rin with Chidori and calling it a blade to protect his comrades, have you never heard or seen where someone says they would rather kill someone or themselves before they dishonour their legacy or kill their comrades. That is what I meant by the Chidori could still be a blade used to protect ones comrades. Kakashi could have killed Rin out of mercy before the Kiri-nin used her to kill her own comrades or family.--Cerez365™(talk) 17:27, December 16, 2012 (UTC)
Uchiha Clan Massacre edits
First of all, use spell check please and stop inventing words, and read over what your editing. With that said, the Curse of Hatred is the "guiding principle" of the Uchiha as much as the Will of Fire is for the Senju and the Konohagakure shinobi. That is not something up for debate but has been cemented within the story. That does not mean however, that just because of that people cannot stray/desist from it. Asuma is a prime example of this. The ill-will that the Uchiha bore is encompassed in the Curse of Hatred, go re-read the chapters relating to it, Obito alluded to it several time after the founding of Konoha: when others like Setsuna realised they were being oppressed and later the fight against the Senju government that had segregated them.--Cerez365™(talk) 19:43, January 12, 2013 (UTC)
- You live in mistake, Cerez365. First of all, Uchihas are Konoha shinobis, too, if you forgotten, which means they also firm belivers of that, not mentioning they were the ones who threw Madara away. And where was the "Will Of Fire" from Danzo, when he allowed gladly to Pain to massacare down the village just to become Hokage (Invasion of Pain)? Or where was the Will Of Fire when the leadership of Konoha had to choose to trust in their friends the Uchihas or become antagonistic againts them because "one person in the past" made troubles? It was their fault, they provoked it, the Uchiha clan just played with them as Obito hoped - since his plan was to force the two againts them (Chapter 503, fight with Minato). And do you still belive in Obito's half truths and colored lies? He even lied that he was behind the Fox's Attack and lied to everyone that he is Madara! Sure the coup was true, but everything else were lies he made up to manipulating Sasuke. So, no "curse of hatred" exists, and what the clan wanted to do with the coup were absolutly indepence from that fanmade thing.—This unsigned comment was made by Mangekyo22 (talk • contribs) .


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In November 2009, I moved my office into the Edgar Cayce A.R.E. Center in Houston, TX. It was one of those serendipity situations because just at the point where I realized I had to move, a friend called and told me the A.R.E. had an office for lease. I hung up the phone and drove over right then and wrote a check before I left that day.
Only later did I find out there were seldom offices available at the A.R.E. and a number of people were interested but had not yet made the financial commitment. I had been in the center a few times over the years and always had a respect for Edgar Cayce's work but I was not actively involved with A.R.E. I just knew the energy was much better than where I had been and that was my primary criteria for a new office.
I spend a lot of time in my office when I am in town, and what a difference it has made to be in an environment where I can just be myself. Over the past months, it has become more and more clear just how important my energetic environment is for my spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical well being. As I have said many times since moving in, "People here just get me—for the first time in my life I do not feel like I have to watch what I say."
Our world is still so divided on the subject of spirituality and all that it encompasses, and it can be dangerous territory. I had lived for so long turning what I believe off-and-on depending on my surroundings that it became second nature—at least I thought it had. I just thought I had that mastered. What I didn't take into consideration is what that flip-flopping was doing to me.
Recently I did a presentation at another center in Houston and one of the promoters of the event e-mailed me several days later to say she felt my intuition had taken a giant leap, and she is correct. I attribute that directly to my new environment at the A.R.E. In addition to just being in great energy every day, I have, for the last several months, been participating in one of the Edgar Cayce study groups here at the center and I so look forward every week to putting in two hours with that group. The material we study, in A Search for God, confirms my own beliefs, and what a treat it is to openly discuss them in a safe environment.
Recently I discovered that the United Nations has declared September 21 each year as International Day of Peace, a concept I can get behind. I mentioned it to Carl and Ed who run the Houston A.R.E. and next thing I know the center is sponsoring a free meditation from 7-8pm that evening. Shortly after that decision was made, Jim Commander was in my office and I told him about it and he agreed to play live for the event! Jim's CD Edgar Cayce Sounds of Meditation is one of my favorites but I have never heard him play live, so I am looking forward to it. If you are in the Houston area, or know someone who is , and would like to join us, please come on out! If you read this article after the fact, then mark your calendar for September 21, 2011! We will be here.
"These are the days when the paths must be made straight, that indeed there may be peace on earth, good will to men." Edgar Cayce Reading 1468-1
Peggy Sue Skipper is the co-founder of The New Era Times, an online newspaper which seeks to present innovative ideas and ideals as a beacon for those seeking understanding of the evolving consciousness (TheNewEraTimes.com). She is the author of two books: The Art of Conscious Evolution and Love Signs and is working on a new book scheduled for release in early 2011. She is also the producer and host of "The New Era Cafe" TV show.
For information on the International Day of Peace visit InternationalDayofPeace.org. For information about Edgar Cayce's A.R.E., Houston visit EdgarCayceHouston.org.


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A team study determined that roughly 1.2 million people live within a 30-minute drive of the Gateway (north St. Pete) area, compared to 600,000 who live that close to downtown St. Petersburg. The team also says north St. Petersburg has almost twice as many employed people within a 30-minute drive…The Rays say only 19 percent of the area's population is within a 30-minute drive of their current home, Tropicana Field. In Milwaukee, Cleveland, Cincinnati, San Diego, and Minneapolis, the percentage is closer to 60 percent, the Rays say.
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Dr. Sears Cashes In On Vaccine Fears
I generally know what's coming next when a parent asks about altering their child's vaccine schedule: "I was reading Dr. Sears…."
Dr. Sears is a genius. No, not in an Albert Einstein or Pablo Picasso kind of way. He's more of an Oprah or a Madonna kind of genius. He's a genius because he has written a book that capitalizes on the vaccine-fearing, anti-establishment mood of the zeitgeist. The book tells parents what they desperately want to hear, and that has made it an overnight success.
Dr. Robert Sears is perhaps one of the best-known pediatricians in the country. The youngest son of Dr. Bill Sears, the prolific parent book writer and creator of AskDrSears.com, Dr. Robert Sears has become the bane of many a pediatrician's existence. He has contributed to his family dynasty by co-authoring several books, adding content to the family website, and making myriad TV appearances to offer his sage advice. But Dr. Bob is best known for his best-selling The Vaccine Book: Making the Right Decision for your Child. This book, or at least notes from it, now accompanies many confused and concerned parents to the pediatrician's office. Parents who have been misled by the onslaught of vaccine misinformation and fear-mongering feel comforted and supported by the advice of Dr. Sears, who assures parents that there is a safer, more sensible way to vaccinate. He wants parents to make their own "informed" decisions about whether or how to proceed with vaccinating their children, making sure to let them know that if they do choose to vaccinate, he knows the safest way to do it. And for $13.99 (paperback), he'll share it with them.
In the final chapter of his book (entitled "What should you do now?"), after reinforcing the common vaccine myths of the day, Dr. Sears presents his readers with "Dr. Bob's Alternative Vaccine Schedule." He places this side-by-side with the schedule recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. He then explains why his schedule is a safer choice for parents who chose to vaccinate their children. Without a doubt, the alternative vaccine schedule is among the more damaging aspects of this book. It's the part that gets brought along to the pediatrician's office and presented as the the plan going forward for many parents today. But the book is also dangerous in the way in which it validates the pervasive myths that are currently scaring parents into making ill-informed decisions for their children.
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