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The UK banned tobacco products for anyone born after 2008. Here's what could go wrong.

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By Jacob Grier
| MSN Verified
Jacob Grier In 1604, King James I of England wrote one of history's most fervent anti-smoking tracts in response to the rising popularity of tobacco imported from the New World.
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Portland Is Having a Kolache Moment; Here’s Where to Find the Best Ones

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By Jacob Grier
| Yahoo Life Verified
It’s no secret that Portland has become an unlikely home for superlative Texas barbecue. Less recognized is another Texas export enjoying a moment here in the Rose City: the Czech-by-way-of-Texas breakfast pastry known as a kolache. In East Texas, kolaches are a breakfast staple in bakeries and donut shops, made in sweet and savory varieties. Growing up in suburban Houston, the standard sausage-and-cheese kolache was a reliable morning fuel for my youth soccer games.
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Louisville Is Making It Easier To Smoke Cigars Indoors

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By Jacob Grier
| bluegrassinstitute.org
Bourbon and tobacco are two products practically synonymous with Kentucky. Pairing them indoors within the state's borders, however, is surprisingly difficult. Forty-four cities and counties throughout the state have implemented comprehensive indoor smoking bans. But a whiff of change is in the air: Last year, Louisville passed an exemption for cigar bars, and a new bill in the legislature could legalize them statewide. Educate your inbox. Get the Bluegrass Institute's once-weekly policy update.
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