The General Cigar Company makes and markets some of the worlds finest and most popular cigars, including Macanudo, Partagas, Punch, Hoyo De Monterrey, Excalibur, La Gloria Cubana, Sancho Panza and many more. When it comes to overall quality, flavor and price, you cant miss with any of the cigars shown here. Its one of the best ways to acquaint yourself with these choice brands, too. Try one or two samplers today and enjoy!

HSM of America, LLC Products - Office Shredder, Cross Cut, 27 Sh Cap., 9-7/10"x16-1/2"x35 ", BG - Sold as 1 EAHeavy-duty shredder makes an ideal central device for large offices. Shreds paper, store cards, credit cards, CDs/DVDs and floppy disks. Shreds 27 sheets of 20 lb. paper at 27' per minute into 1/8" x 1-1/2" cross-cut pieces. Stops automatically when the container is full and door is open. Offers a security level 4, 11-4/5" throat, automatic start/stop control via electronic eye, reverse button to release overfed paper, standby mode with LED indicator and safety element above paper intake with in-feed slot for CDs, DVDs and floppy disks at security level 2. 28 gallon waste bin includes a reusable collecting bag. Motor has thermal protection. Enclosed housing protects against paper... Less

Better Stevia Original 100 Pkts - Stevia is a small perennial plant native to Central and South America with a long and storied history. The Spanish conquistadors found out about Stevia during their sixteenth century exploration of Central America. They reported that the natives used the leaves of this herb to counteract the bitter taste of a popular community drink, mate, and also used it as an herbal remedy. Today, Stevia is cultivated in over a dozen countries worldwide. It is a major export product and is widely used in countries such as China, Brazil, North and South Korea, Taiwan, Israel, Paraguay and Malaysia. Stevia has also been grown successfully in California, southern Ontario, Canada and even southern England. Although there are several different species of Stevia, the most... Less

Heavy-duty shredder makes an ideal central device for large offices. Shred paper, store cards, credit cards, CDs/DVDs and floppy disks. Shred 27 sheets of 20 lb. paper at 27' per minute into 1/8" x 1-1/2" cross-cut pieces for security level 3. Shredder stops automatically when the container is full and door is open. Design offers a 64 decibel level, 11-4/5" throat, automatic start/stop control via electronic eye, reverse button to release overfed paper, standby mode with LED indicator and safety element above the paper intake with in-feed slot for CDs, DVDs and floppy disks at security level 2. 28 gallon waste bin includes a reusable collecting bag. Motor has thermal protection. Enclosed housing protects against paper dust. The tried-and-tested, closed-tooth wheel drive prevents... Less

Double Corona Oneoff cigars are handmade with a rich blend of natural tobacco grown in Central America. The Ligero from Nicaragua is blended with Cuban-seed long-fillers from Central America to create this super-premium Double Corona cigar. It is all wrapped in a luxurious Connecticut wrapper sun-grown in the best fields of Ecuador. The virgin tobacco in Oneoff cigars makes all the difference. The fermenting and aging of these hand selected tobaccos reflect the love and care inherent in respecting five-hundred years of tobacco knowledge, handed down from father to son over successive generations. The technique of adding a third fermentation to the tobacco gives OneOff's tobacco an extraordinarily smooth character. Oneoff Double Corona starts a little stronger than most Connecticut wrapped... Less

Central America Today's objective is to provide investors and businessmen around the world a solid, credible and useful information tool on the Central American trade and investment climate, providing up-to-date statistics and indicators that are a value to analysts, executives, and decision makers.

Sublime size Oneoff cigars are handmade with a rich blend of natural tobacco grown in Central America. The Ligero from Nicaragua is blended with Cuban-seed long-fillers from Central America to create this super-premium Sublime cigar. It is all wrapped in a luxurious Connecticut wrapper sun-grown in the best fields of Ecuador. The virgin tobacco in Oneoff Sublimes make all the difference. The fermenting and aging of these hand selected tobaccos reflect the love and care inherent in respecting five-hundred years of tobacco knowledge, handed down from father to son over successive generations. The technique of adding a third fermentation to the tobacco gives OneOff an extraordinarily smooth character. Oneoff Sublime starts a little stronger than most Connecticut wrapped cigars. About... Less

Many of the earliest Africans to arrive in the Americas came to Central America with Spanish colonists in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and people of African descent constituted the majority of nonindigenous populations in the region long thereafter. Yet in the development of national identities and historical consciousness, Central American nations have often countenanced widespread practices of social, political, and regional exclusion of blacks. The postcolonial development of mestizo or mixed-race ideologies of national identity have systematically downplayed African ancestry and social and political involvement in favor of Spanish and Indian heritage and contributions. In addition, a powerful sense of place and belonging has led many peoples of African descent in Central... Less

CENTRAL AMERICA MAP IN SPANISH This colorful two-sided wall map is in Spanish and features physical characteristics on one side political information on the other. Physical sides show mountain ranges, lakes, rivers and other geographical features. Political sides show capitals and principal cities and towns. Its travel-friendly form is easily rolled and taken from room to room, with grommets for easy hanging. Map measures 54 x 38 inches out of matte, laminated stock. Made of durable, flexible, wipeable, lightweight lightweight vinyl.

Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories - Suma - 1 oz. (30 ml) Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories Suma.  Native to Central and South America, Suma is a large ground vine the natives have long used to promote robust health as well as a general tonic. They called the vine Para Toda, which means "for all things". Even though Suma has an ancient reputation of wide use, there has been few scientific studies to test its effectiveness. What is known about Suma is that it has a substance called an adaptogen, which means it helps people to adapt to stress and fight infection. More About SumaCentral and South America natives have used Suma to promote robust health for over 300 years. It is well know as a general tonic, being an adaptogen, it increases the body's resistance to stress and has a restorative... Less

Camelot Games Co has released this variant game for Civilization - the original Avalon Hill board game from 1981. It is a stand alone variant and comes with all the material you need for a nine player game. The rules used are not included but a free download of the updated rules for the expanded 18 player game can be used and are located here:http://www.ah general. org/gameparts/Daw n_of_History_Rule s_v1.0.pdf http://www.ahgener al. org/gameparts/Sce narioHandbookDoH1 .pdf http://www. camelotgamestore.

Americas Number 1 Selling Officially Licensed Collegiate Football Toss Game just got better. We have made the game completely portable with new nylon Carry Bag for all your road games. Football Toss is an exciting game your entire family will enjoy. Players toss bolos at the goal rungs and score points for each bolo which lands on a rung Each rung scores different points. Game features your favoritie teams colors and logo and includes instructions 6 football bolos 2 sets of 3 and 2 metal goal posts with football field base. Goal Post Dimensions 50H x 25W. Made by Wild Sales LLC.

Over the course of its history, the United States has taken great interest in the affairs of its neighbours to the south. From the Monroe Doctrine to Grenada to illegal immigration, America has been and continues to be an active force in the lives of Caribbean and Central American nations. In recent years, the relationships have taken an economic turn as witnessed by several pacts like the Caribbean Basin Initiative and NAFTA, meant to balance the US-dominated relations with these closely-packed countries. In addition, the US has had an enigmatic history with Mexico, involving issues like immigration, drug smuggling, and human rights. The public friendship between Presidents George W Bush and Vicente Fox increased optimism for smooth resolutions of US-Mexican financial and political... Less

The Mayflies of North and Central America was first published in 1976. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. Mayflies have fascinated man for centuries because of the brief span of their adult lives. These aquatic insects spend most of their lives as nymphs in water, then develop into winged stages and soon die, most species having an adult life of only two or three days. This brevity is implied in the very name of the order, Ephemeroptera. The mayflies are almost worldwide in distribution, being found everywhere except in Antarctica, the extreme Arctic, and many small oceanic islands. All by three of the twenty families in the world... Less

Discovered in 1976 by Sheets, and under continuous excavation and study since, the spectacular Ceren site provides us with an unusually clear window into the ancient past with which to view family activities on the frontier of the Mayan civilization. Since volcanic ash did not allow people to selectively remove artifacts, the site is well-preserved and it also largely stopped natural processes of decomposition offering this rare opportunity to study the Mayan past through household archaeology. Known as the New World Pompeii, this study provides a detailed portrait of the life, houses, artifacts, and activity areas of the people who supported the elites with labor, food and goods. As Sheets says, "With any civilization that's being studied, if the households of commoners aren't being... Less

This book has 700 photographs procured from the Library of Congress that provide a detailed visual history of the stations that connected America's railways in the 18th and 19th centuries. The black-and-white archival photographs depict the grandeur of iconic train depots from New York City's Pennsylvania Station and its sprawling waiting hall inspired by the Baths of Carcalla to Grand Central Terminal and its original ceiling painted with the constellations of the zodiac. Schematic drawings show how the edifices were designed to accommodate commuters at urban stations or facilitate the transfer of raw material and crops at quaint, rural depots. Text written by architectural historian David Naylor explains how railroad stations were originally designed as outposts marking the frontiers of... Less

When Steve Howell first visited Mexico in November of 1981, he arrived armed with a strong background of birding in Britain and the Western Palearctic, and an even stronger enthusiasm for the diverse and exotic birds of Northern Central America. But he also arrived without an adequate field guide. Indeed, to his surprise, he found that relatively little was known (and even less written) about the myriad of bird species that inhabit the region stretching from the U.S.-Mexican border to Nicaragua. And so, after eleven years of research in northern Central America, and with the essential collaboration of Sophie Webb--a biologist and one of the most talented ornithological illustrators working today--we now have the definitive guide to birds of this fascinating region. drop rest as varied... Less

In this remarkable and engaging book, William LeoGrande offers the first comprehensive history of U.S. foreign policy toward Central America in the waning years of the Cold War. From the overthrow of the Somoza dynasty in Nicaragua and the outbreak of El Salvador's civil war in the late 1970s to the final regional peace settlements negotiated a decade later, he chronicles the dramatic struggles—in Washington and Central America—that shaped the region's destiny.For good or ill, LeoGrande argues, Central America's fate hinged on decisions that were subject to intense struggles among, and within, Congress, the CIA, the Pentagon, the State Department, and the White House—decisions over which Central Americans themselves had little influence. Like the domestic turmoil unleashed by Vietnam, he... Less

America's Number #1 Selling Central Michigan Chippewas Officially Licensed Collegiate Football Toss Game just got better. We have made the game completely portable with new nylon Carry Bag for all your road games. Football Toss II is an exciting game your entire family will enjoy. Players toss bolos at the goal rungs and score points for each bolo which lands on a rung. (Each rung scores different points.) Games include: instructions, 6 football bolos (2 sets of 3) and 2 metal goal posts.