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Cheboygan: Chinook salmon are hitting on spoons along the south side of Boise Blanc Island. Hammond Bay is producing a limited number of chinook near the 9-Mile mark. Try 75 to 80 feet down with blue, silver or black and white spoons.
Cheboygan River: Walleye anglers are fishing near the foot bridge on the back side of the paper mill. Smaller boats are trolling while others are shore fishing with crawlers and leeches.
Rogers City: Is producing a nice mix of chinook, coho, Atlantic salmon, lake trout and steelhead. Head straight out from the marina or south towards Adams Point and fish anywhere from 50 to 115 feet of water. Fish the top 45 feet. Good colors include green and blue combo, orange and green, glow, white, silver, green and purple. Try orange and silver up high or any bright color for steelhead and Atlantic salmon.
Presque Isle: Is also producing a mix of trout and salmon for those heading straight out in front of the red can or north between the two lighthouses. Best depths were 50 to 100 with most fish caught in the top 45. Same colors as Rogers City.
Rockport: Boats heading out to Bell Bay caught smallmouth bass.
Alpena: Boats going out in Thunder Bay have caught walleye, and a few limit catches were reported. Fish were caught at the mouth of the river, on the lakeside of the pier, and towards Grass Island. Try a variety of baits including crank baits, crawler harnesses, cowbells or spinners.
Thunder Bay River: Anglers are catching smallmouth bass on worms and minnows. Northern pike and rock bass were hitting on leeches and worms.
Harrisville: Lake trout were caught in 70 to 100 feet of water north of the harbor. Most were using downriggers and planer boards with blue, green, black and silver spoons or spin-glows. The fish were suspended about halfway down. The walleye have moved to deeper waters around Sturgeon Point.
Oscoda: A few boat anglers caught lake trout about halfway down in 80 to 100 feet of water. Spoons, spin-glows and cut bait produced the most fish. Colors vary but white and silver combos worked well.
Au Sable River: Walleye catches are slow but fish are coming in. Most were taken when drifting crawlers with a slip bobber. Many are small but there is the occasional 25 to 27 inch fish being caught.
Houghton Lake: Had reports of bigger bluegills being caught in 6 to 8 feet of water. Walleye fishing was fair.
Tawas: Boats trolling for walleye caught fish outside Tawas Point in 20 to 30 feet of water but some were going all the way out to the Charity Islands and catching fish. Many were still loading their boats and heading down to Au Gres. Bass are still being caught however spawning is about over so bass fishing is winding down. Pier anglers caught rock bass.
Tawas River: Is producing some catfish.
Au Gres: Is producing good numbers of walleye south of Pointe Au Gres in 20 to 35 feet of water. Crawler harnesses work best. Walleye were also caught between Point Lookout and Pointe Au Gres.
Harbor Springs: Salmon were found past Five Mile Point in 80 to 100 feet of water. Try spoons and flies. Smallmouth bass can be found near any structure.
Bear River: For steelhead, some ripe females are still being caught by those drifting spawn bags or jigging with crawlers. Skamania are now showing up at the dam. A few brown trout have also been caught.
Petoskey: Shore and pier anglers are catching smallmouth bass on natural baits. A couple walleye were caught off the end. Rock bass, carp and a couple steelhead were caught on crawlers off the old dock near the mouth of the river.
Charlevoix: Anglers are targeting salmon from Bay Harbor to Bell's Bay however most of the fish were caught 60 to 120 feet down in 160 to 180 feet of water around North Fox Island. Salmon were also marked near North Point and the "Can" off South Point. Meat rigs and flasher fly combos were the ticket. Lake trout were hitting on spoons in 100 to 120 feet of water between Bell's Bay and North Point. Pier anglers caught walleye on stick baits and white grubs after dark. Smallmouth bass were caught on crawlers just off the bottom but many were small.
Traverse City: Both bays have good bass fishing. Smallmouth were caught in shallow waters or eight to 15 feet deep. The West Bay had lake trout for those jigging in 100 feet of water. Several chinook salmon have also been caught.
Elk River: The number and size of smallmouth bass is declining however bigger fish may still be entering the river. Night crawlers work best. Anglers are catching lots of rock bass.
Boardman River: Anglers have been targeting carp and smallmouth bass. Try live bait for the smallmouth or jumbo corn and dough for carp.
Platte Bay: Fishing was slow with only one chinook caught on a green spoon 60 feet down in 100 feet of water. Smallmouth bass were caught by those casting in the surf near the mouth of the river.
Frankfort: Had good fishing for those trolling 40 to 70 feet down in 120 to 210 feet of water with meat rigs, flashers and spoons. Try glow in the morning and blue during the day. Those bouncing flashers and spin glows along the bottom have caught lake trout. With the warm weather, there is a definite temperature break.
Arcadia: Fishing was good in the late morning and at dusk. Boats are heading straight out and south towards the Golf Course and fishing 60 feet down in waters 80 to 180 feet deep. Green and blue were the hot colors.
Onekama: Fish are being caught in the early morning 45 to 80 down in 120 to 180 feet of water along the drop straight out from the channel. Large schools of bait fish were marked with chinook salmon just above them.
Portage Lake: Bluegill fishing slowed but some keepers were still caught off the east shoreline and Little Eden. Bass anglers are having a great year with several large and smallmouth caught. The drop-offs are producing the bigger fish but catch rates were good around the docks. A couple 12 and 14 inch perch were caught but most were on the small side.
Lake Cadillac: Warm temperatures have pushed the bluegills into deeper water along the drop-offs and the weed beds. Not much on walleye but bass fishing was very good. Anglers are using crawlers, leeches, plastics and spinners.
Lake Mitchell: Is producing bluegill and bass.
Manistee: Boats are doing well in 80 to 180 feet of water. Try fishing the upper half of the water column with orange or green spoons and try meat rigs deeper. Pier fishing is slow for steelhead and brown trout.
Ludington: Salmon and steelhead have been caught 40 to 100 feet down in waters 70 to 140 feet deep when using green and blue spoons.
Pentwater: Was producing a good number of steelhead and salmon in 65 to 90 feet of water. Steelhead were caught about 50 feet down while salmon were 40 to 60 feet down. Yellow and green were the hot colors. Good bass fishing in the channel with limit catches reported by those still-fishing with minnows.
Ontonagon: Lake trout are still scattered but were caught in 40 to 100 feet of water. Trolling spoons worked best however fish were also taken on spin-glows with cut bait.
Keweenaw Bay: The bite has been very slow and of those that did get out, most returned with no fish. Perch fishing was spotty but a few were caught in the Baraga Marina. Those fishing the South Portage Entry caught lake trout when trolling in 60 to 120 feet of water on the Mud Banks and Farmers Reef. Good lake trout catches in Traverse Bay for those trolling near Hermits Cove and the Gay Stacks in 90 to 140 feet of water. Anglers were also trolling between the Gay Stacks and Big Louie's Point in 120 to 150 feet of water, along 6-Mile Reef in 90 to 130 feet of water and the east side of the Huron Islands in 100 to 130 feet of water. Those jigging picked up a few fish in 240 to 260 feet of water.
Marquette: Anglers did well for lake trout with some limit catches reported. The fish averaged three to four pounds and were caught east towards Shot Point in 160 to 180 feet of water and near the Sand-Hole. It appears the fish have been eating mainly small plankton. A lake trout weighing 34 pounds was caught near Stannard Rock. Those jigging at Stannard Rock have caught good numbers of lake trout.
Menominee: Boat anglers caught salmon and brown trout in 50 feet of water near the marina. Fair to good catches were reported by those trolling on the north and south sides of Green Island. A good number of chinook salmon were caught near Washington Island and near the Whalesback in 100 feet of water. Most of the fish were about 50 feet down but some were caught near the surface. A silver spoon with a red eye in the middle worked best.
Menominee River: Those trolling caught freshwater drum, channel cats, smallmouth bass and northern pike. The walleye fishery has slowed considerably. Water levels near the dam were very low which made casting and trolling difficult. Shore anglers near Stephenson Isle were catching a few smallmouth bass, freshwater drum and rock bass when still-fishing with minnows and crawlers.
Cedar River: Bass anglers are fishing from the mouth upstream until the water level gets low. Some nice smallmouth were caught by those using a goby look alike and by those fishing under the M-35 Bridge.
Little Bay De Noc: Walleye catches were down but fish were caught off Breezy Point when trolling or drifting crawler harnesses in 10 to 28 feet of water. Night anglers reported fair catches in the north part of the bay when trolling stick baits in 10 to 14 feet of water. A few limit catches were taken near the Black Bottom when jigging crawlers along the weeds in 10 to 12 feet. Most of the walleye from the upper bay were small. Several large northern pike were caught by shore anglers casting spoons or crank baits in the Escanaba Yacht Harbor. Some nice perch were caught off Gladstone Beach and southern tip of Butler Island in 6 to 28 feet of water. Bass anglers reported fair to good catches near the mouth of the Ford River when casting crank baits or plastics in six to 12 feet of water. Good salmon action out by the Ford River Buoy when trolling spoons 70 to 90 feet down in 80 to 120 feet of water. Several large flathead and channel cats have also been caught.
Big Bay De Noc: Walleye anglers had fair catches when trolling or drifting crawler harnesses in 18 to 20 feet of water out by the "Boot." Good smallmouth bass action off Ogontz in 10 to 12 feet, Poplar Point in 12 to 18 feet, and Kates Bay in 10 to 12 feet of water. Anglers were trolling crank baits or plastics or live bait. Several large flathead and channel cats have been caught. Fairport had good to excellent salmon fishing 70 to 80 feet down in 80 to 120 feet of water.
Au Train: Most anglers are targeting lake trout. Catch rates remain consistent with most anglers averaging two to five fish in a five hour trip. Most are using a combination of downriggers and high-lines using assorted spoons, flies and cut bait.
Munising: Those heading out are targeting lake trout around Grand Island, especially off the west side. Small boats fishing near shore caught mostly sub-legal splake and some whitefish. Pier anglers had fair catches of splake when still-fishing with spawn bags.
Grand Marais: Fishing was slow but boat anglers did mange to catch lake trout five to seven miles north of the bay in waters 100 to 300 feet deep. Limit catches are less frequent as many fish were only 10 to 12 inches. Success for whitefish depends on wind conditions so anglers were leaving empty handed or catching small fish only. The best time to fish was around sunrise or about 45 minutes after sunset.
St. Mary's River: Walleye are in Raber Bay. Those trolling or drifting should focus their efforts around Raber Point and Round Island.
DeTour: Atlantic salmon catches remain good. Try spoons 10 to 22 feet down in waters over 80 feet deep between Detour Reef and the first red buoy on the south side of Drummond Island. Lake trout were also caught here on spoons in 55 to 65 feet of water. Fly hatches are beginning to appear in Chippewa County, at Detour and Cedarville. No cisco were caught yet.
Cedarville and Hessel: Had excellent catch rates for herring in McKay Bay. Limit catches were reported. Try 10 to 14 feet of water using a teardrop with a wax worm or casting a Swedish Pimple. Large and smallmouth bass, northern pike and perch were still hitting. Try Snows Channel, Musky Bay, Hessel Bay and the marina pier.
Carp River: Is producing bass, northern pike, walleye, and rainbow trout for those still-fishing or casting in four to six feet of water.
St. Ignace: Has good salmon fishing between the old fuel tanks and the Coast Guard Station. Try 35 to 40 feet down in waters 60 to 80 feet deep.


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One day you'll read this, but until then, stay strong and grow. Be happy with what you know. There is some other stuff that you don't know now, but we'll go over that later, and I will never be mean about it. I tried and tried with all of my heart and money and mind to get to see you sooner, but that didn't work out. One thing you'll learn in life is that things don't always work out like we want, but that's cause there's a bigger plan out there, and if you trust in it, you'll get more than you can conceive of at the time when you're mad about not getting what you want. But that's not a lesson for a 3 or 4 year old, so us adults probably just look and act strange to you now. We'll just keep smiling and holding you until you get it.
So you'll hear how you can be anything you want to be in your life, and this is mostly true, but there's a part that you won't hear from most people. Let's say that in your head there is this little voice that says "I want to be a juggler" or something very silly like that. Well most adults will say "that's nice" and pat you on the head. But then when you say "I want to be a scientist," they'll say "Yay! that's so awesome, you are such a good boy!!" OK, so you won't really be able to understand that how I understand it for a while, but just understand this. You can be anything you want to be. But it's harder to be some things than other things, and parents don't want life to be hard for you. They don't want to see you sad or discouraged. They love to see you smile, because they/we love you.
So, for example, let's say I only had two choices in life: A juggler and a scientist. I tried and tried to be a scientist, and I worked hard, and you know what, I got to be a scientist! But, I knew from when I was a very little boy that I wanted to be a juggler. I knew it every day. I knew I was born to be this thing, and people sad "that's nice, but you're such a good scientist!" And then eventually I was very sad because I never got to do my favorite thing in the entire world.
So one day, I said "you know what! I'm going to be a juggler! I don't care what people think, it's who I have to be!" But I knew that people would be very sad that I really wanted to be a juggler, because that's not what people like me are supposed to want to do. And they were sad for me because they didn't want to see me struggle. They didn't want to see me sad. But I was more sad from not doing it. I had to do it, and I was also very sad in this decision, because I loved the people that were around me, and some of them were so sad that they didn't want to talk to me again. It was a very hard decision, but I just knew in my heart what I had to do.
I thought it would be OK to be a juggler. I thought I could still have the people around me that I loved and do what I wanted to do, but that didn't work out. Some people stopped talking to me because of what I decided. But you know what? Some people liked me and loved me even more! I made new friends every day that helped me out with becoming a juggler. They picked me up when I fell down, and became some of my best friends!
But the hardest, saddest part is that I didn't get to see you guys as much as I wanted. Some people didn't want you to see that you can do whatever you want in life. Then you might get to thinking the same way, and that is very scary, and they don't want to see you sad. They after all love you very much and want to see you happy.
So this is what I was talking about with life not always working out the way you want it to. But I learned a very important lesson when I decided to do what I wanted to be, to be a "juggler." I learned that if you smile a lot and thank everyone else around you and cry if you need to and give all of the love you get back to someone else, things will work out and you will be happy.
I want to see you both with all of my heart, but I can't right now. It's too scary to some people that love you, and they built a wall that I can't get around or over. I tried to get over the wall to see you, but I got very tired and had to stop for a while. Now I'm hoping that the wall will be broken down, or I can build a big enough ladder to get over it. I don't know how I will do it, but I will do it when the time is right. And know in your heart that I am with you every day, smiling behind your back, cheering you on. And the funny thing is that I really hope you choose to want to be a "scientist," because I don't want to see you sad like I sometimes am.


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Pics, video: New look Prime Time starts on RTÉ One tonight
MIRIAM O'CALLAGHAN, PAT Kenny and Claire Byrne (above, left to right) will front a new look Prime Time programme which gets under way on RTÉ tonight.
Byrne and O'Callaghan front the first edition of the the flagship current affairs programme on RTÉ One at 10.35pm tonight with the latter saying that viewers can look forward to a "gorgeous new set" and "very strong items".
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The Frontline programme, that was previously fronted by Kenny, is now being rolled into the Prime Time format with Kenny joining O'Callaghan and a live studio audience at 9.35pm tomorrow night.
RTÉ's Managing Director of News and Current Affairs Kevin Bakhurst told the Irish Daily Mirror at the weekend that he envisaged Kenny, who turned 65 last week, doing more current affairs in the future.
The new for Prime Time is being edited by former reporter and presenter Donogh Diamond.
It will also see the return of George Lee, the broadcaster's former economics editor who has been on the periphery of news and current affairs since he returned to the station after his brief foray into politics in 2009.
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The Gold Standard is delighted to have announced today, the 18th of September, at its annual conference in Geneva that it will acquire The CarbonFix Standard to establish the foundation of its expansion into the land-use and forests sector.
This ground-breaking acquisition is the first of its kind in the carbon market and combines the two highest standards in the voluntary market. It will build immediate capacity in afforestation/reforestation and for the development of other land-use methodologies such as Improved Forest Management and Climate-Smart Agriculture.
The association CarbonFix e.V. will dissolve itself and we would like to thank everybody for the great cooperation in the past years.
Please be aware that the content of this website is the content of the former CarbonFix website - which is not kept up-to-date.
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I have a CarbonFix certified project, what will happen with me?
The current CarbonFix approach and methodologies will form a core part of Gold Standard 'A/R Requirements' (
). They will be launched by the mid of 2013 and will include new rules and procedures for the certification under Gold Standard. This will involve a technical alignment of the CarbonFix Standard with Gold Standard procedures, governance structures and infrastructure.
Existing CarbonFix projects may transition using the 'CarbonFix Transition Guideline' (
). Until the 'A/R Requirements' are released, the CarbonFix Standard remains applicable and you can continue your current CarbonFix project as before, but under the Terms of the Gold Standard.
I'm a project developer and I'm interesting in developing a project under the CarbonFix Standard. What do I have to do, now?
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Please note, that with a certification under the CarbonFix Standard you will not be Gold Standard project. Once Gold Standard Gold Standard 'A/R Requirements' are released, a gap analysis will be undertaken, which will advise on what additional steps might be needed to meet Gold Standard 'A/R Requirements'. There is a possibility that your project will find direct approval under the new Gold Standard scope for afforestations / reforestation - but there is no guarantee in any way.
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Some of you know that Bargaineering is my full time gig and one of the most common questions I get is how did I handled the irregular nature of the site's income. It's actually not an uncommon problem since a lot of professions have "bumpy" irregular income. Teachers get paid ten months out of the year (you can opt to have it smoothed out to twelve months, but isn't it better to get your money asap?), salespeople and other commissioned folks get paid uneven amounts, and freelancers find themselves in and out of work on a regular basis. It's a common problem and one I believe is easily solved, especially with the advent of online banks.
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Thing I've had stored away for a while.
Currently lacks stereo, proper sub bass, and I'm using a filler pad in the BG that's really irritating me now.
Can't do too much production on it right now. My roommate and I have both an AC unit and a fan on just to keep our room livable, and that makes it a little impossible to hear subtleties in the track. May use my school's music department now that I've been offered access to the tech room. Oh man guys, so many midi controller options.
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McDonald's customers in Minneapolis may soon be dipping their fries in unfamiliar territory.
The fast-food joint confirmed this week it's letting go of Pittsburgh-based H.J. Heinz Co. and is currently in search of a new ketchup, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said.
McDonald's actually stopped serving Heinz products in most markets years ago, but in the early1970s, Heinz had about 90 percent of the business supplying ketchup and pickles as McDonald's got off the ground. However, you can still find Heinz ketchup in Minneapolis and Pittsburgh locations, as well as overseas.
The split isn't necessarily a matter of quality ketchup, but rather, this year's acquisition of Heinz by a partnership of 3G Capital and Berkshire Hathaway. Now slated to run Heinz, former Burger King CEO Bernardo Hees is also a partner in 3G Capital, which acquired Burger King a few years ago.


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Should Apple manufacture a mini iPhone ?
Apple is working on a less expensive iPhone for non-US markets, reports the Wall Street Journal. In my opinion this is a very difficult decision for Tim Cook and Apple. If one were to review this decision from Game Theory point of view, the decision is actually an easy one.
Lets consider the scenario in which Apple does nothing to address large low-end smartphone market addressed by rivals like Samsung, HTC, Nokia, and others. We don't need an oracle to predict that in few years every phone for sale will be a smartphone irrespective level of smart features of the phone and apps will become the major source of revenue.
So If Apple wants to survive in this highly competitive smartphone industry, it can't rely on selling high-end phones and high margins. At the same time, low-end smartphones can potentially become a desktop alternative to many of the users in India, Africa, China and other developing countries. So there is huge market potential for mini smartphones.
So if Apple doesn't manufacture one this year it will be forced to manufacture one in the coming years.
Now lets consider the scenario in which Apple does manufacture a mini iPhone. First and foremost Apple is going take a hit on its higher end smartphone sales and the average Apple smartphone sale price will go down. That's a big red flag for Apple long-term investors.
The only smart move that Apple can make in this scenario is to increase its app store size and relevance in the market so that it can make the money it lost on phones by selling apps.
Interestingly in both scenarios app store ecosystem becomes the key to Apple's success. So Apple might as well manufacture a mini iPhone now and focus on building a stronger ecosystem with a happy and large application developer community.
Let me know what you think and please leave a comment.


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For this month's Apartment Therapy theme - art, crafts and collections - we've been covering a range of inspiring ideas, especially when it come to showcasing your collections. We spotted this very easy DIY and affordable way to showcase your cherished items by using...
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Cool. Jars of starfish are pretty.
I look at this and all I can think of is CROOKED. It would drive me crazy.
Kimberlina, that's actually the photo. it's being fixed right now.
really? I don't see crooked at all. I see fun (but I also see dust in the future and that's less fun...)
A smaller grouping of boxes on the wall like these would make a good landing strip in a tight space.
Wow, that's a dream display. Love it!
Pardon the ignorance but "slide hooks" ? What are they and any place to look for a photo of them?
Suggested source for similar boxes?
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A peace agreement between the Central African Republic and the Seleka rebel coalition calls for a transitional government and elections within a year.
LIBREVILLE – The Central African Republic's government and rebels agreed to the formation of a national unity government under a ceasefire deal on Friday to end an insurgency that swept to within striking distance of the capital.
The agreement, signed in Gabon's coastal capital after three days of negotiations mediated by regional neighbors, eases the biggest threat yet to President Francois Bozize's decade in power of the minerals-rich former French colony.
"This is a good deal to bring peace," rebel spokesman Eric Massi told Reuters by telephone. "But the ceasefire is contingent on several of our demands being met and we will judge Mr. Bozize's sincerity in the coming days."
Massi said that among the Seleka rebel coalition's demands was the release of political prisoners and the withdrawal of most of the foreign forces deployed to reinforce the country's military.
The deal also calls for the new transitional government to have a prime minister drawn from the opposition and for a parliamentary election to be held within 12 months.
Seleka launched its insurgency in early December, accusing Bozize of reneging on a 2007 peace deal supposed to provide jobs and money to insurgents who laid down their weapons.
The rebels had previously insisted that Bozize's resignation was a precondition for peace and that the president, who seized power in a Chadian-backed 2003 coup, should stand trial at the International Criminal Court.
Chad President Idriss Deby, who attended the signing ceremony, said the deal would allow Bozize to complete his mandate, which expires in 2016.
"We have not undermined the integrity of the constitution of Central African Republic. President Bozize was elected for a five-year term and he should carry on until that is finished," Deby told reporters.
Margaret Vogt, the U.N.'s special envoy to the Central African Republic, told the U.N. Security Council on Friday that the government and the rebels needed to discuss why past peace deals had not worked in order to avoid a failure of the new agreement.
"We are hopeful that the agreements that were signed today in Libreville will contain the immediate flair-up and will calm the situation in CAR," Vogt told the 15-member council via video-link from Libreville
"However, failure to go further to discuss the reasons for the lack of implementation of previous agreements and to correct these may lead to another melt-down, a few years down the line again, as a result of lost expectations and frustrations."
Central African Republic is one of a number of countries in the region where U.S. Special Forces are helping local soldiers hunt down the Lord's Resistance Army, an unrelated rebel group that has killed thousands of civilians across four nations.
The country remains one of the least developed on the planet despite rich deposits of gold, diamonds and uranium.
Vogt described the Central African Republic as an "aid orphan" and called for investment in peace and development to prevent the country from "falling down a slippery slope."
She said security was fundamental and that the success of the insurgency had been more a result of the failure of the government security forces than of the capacity of the rebels, adding that the army had "lost cohesion and the will to fight."
"Many of the soldiers simply dropped their weapons and melted into the bush," Vogt said.
"The international community now needs to engage more forcefully, both diplomatically and financially, to pull CAR from the brink," she said, adding that U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had given the country the "same level of priority that he has accorded to Syria, Somalia and Mali."
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Totally true about the running thing. I personally always found that runnng worked better than swimming, NOT because it is better, but it's simpler to find. How may people really have a pool at their disposal? I spent a lot of time in the water in the Navy (my ears DON'T thank me!) and water was obviously plentiful, but it's not really swimming.... What I did find was that when we weren't underway, I could always run. Sure, it's shit for the knees, but you can get it done pretty quickly too. You can run for 20-30 minutes and all but be done. If you're not getting enough to get it done in 30 minutes, run faster. If you can sprint for 30 minutes, you're in shape!
So yes, running regularly and eating right = not fat.... But boredom might kill you too!
Yeah, I hate cardio for simply that reason, boredom. I hate running on treadmills as well. I hate running, period. But I know it's good for some cardio. I do the eliptical after a workout as right now my knees just can't take the pounding of running anymore.
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Jury selection begins today in the Utah trial of the leader of a polygamist sect.
Warren Jeffs is accused of forcing the 2001 marriage and rape of a 14-year-old follower by her 19-year-old cousin.
Jeffs is charged with two counts of first-degree felony rape as an accomplice for his role in the religious union.
Jeffs was arrested just over a year ago during a traffic stop outside Las Vegas. He had spent nearly two years on the run from police and was the subject of hundreds of news stories.
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Focus Model: de Havilland DH.100 Vampire F.I
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: de Havilland - UK / Macchi - Italy / Sud-Est - France
Initial Year of Service: 1946
Production: 3,268
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Length: 30.74ft (9.37m)
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South African Bird Ringing Unit (SAFRING) administers bird ringing in
southern Africa, supplying rings, ringing equipment and services to
volunteer and professional ringers in South Africa and neighbouring
countries. All ringing records are curated by SAFRING, which is an
essential arm of the Avian Demography Unit. Contact is maintained by the
SAFRING Project Coordinator with all ringers (banders in North American
or Australian terminology).
The Bird Ringing Scheme in South Africa was initiated in 1948, so 1998 saw the 50th anniversary of the scheme. During this period over 1.7 million birds of 852 species were ringed. There have been a total of 16 800 ring recoveries since the inception of the scheme. This gives an overall recovery rate for rings in southern Africa of marginally less than 1%, averaged across all species. This probability varies enormously across species.
The traditional objective of SAFRING is to establish a database of recoveries of southern African birds that can be used to establish information about movement and survival. Every bird ringed, no matter what species or where it was ringed has the potential to contribute to the SAFRING recovery database. Since 1982, this database has been supplemented by a retrap database, supplied by ringers on a voluntary basis. This contains ringing and latest retrap details of birds recaptured at least 12 months after being ringed.
The database as a whole is a resource which may be used by researchers, conservation biologists and managers, and primarily provides answers to questions related to movement and survival. Research into bird populations of importance to fisheries, agriculture, conservation and water management authorities involves bird ringing. Ringing provides a cost- effective tool for monitoring our environment and commonly draws attention to pollution, poisoning, powerline incidents, longline fishing fatalities and other hazards.
There are currently 130 active ringers operating in South Africa and neighbouring countries such as Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi. About 70 000 birds are ringed annually. Ringers, both amateur and professional, have to pay for all rings used. An exception are those rings used on Redbilled Quelea, which are paid for by the Department of Agriculture. Recoveries of ringed quelea provide data on movements and mortality and contribute to a better understanding of the population dynamics of this explosive species.


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Oxford is a populated place located in De Soto Parish at latitude 31.923 and longitude -93.628.
The elevation is 266 feet. Oxford appears on the Trenton U.S. Geological Survey Map. De Soto Parish is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Income taxes.
When the constitution was written, it stated there should be no income taxes. In 1895(I think…) they tried to get it amended, but the supreme court ruled it unconstitutional, rightfully so. But, in the early 1900s they finally got it passed. Why? Because they needed money for war, of course. The government was running just fine on tariffs up until then. So, they decided it was more important to take the American citizens money, but not all of them at first, just the wealthy. But, as war grew more and more important to the American lifestyle, they decided everyone should pay "their fair share of the tax burden." All the while, everyone of the hundreds of thousands of churches around the country operate tax free. To me, that is an obvious violation of separation of church and state. Churches make money, just like every other business in the world, but they don't have to pay taxes? That doesn't make much sense. What I'm getting to is, I don't mind paying taxes, I just don't want to fund wars, that I don't believe in, unconstitutionally. I think, if I have to pay income taxes, churches should have to pay too. To be honest, I think we shouldn't have to pay income taxes and churches should have to pay taxes. Call me crazy, but that is what the people that created this country wanted. That seems the most constitutional to me. But, I know that'll never happen. So, I would be content with just churches paying "their fair share of the tax burden." That's all I'm saying. Maybe if that happened and we stopped fighting unneeded wars, we could restore our country to a place worth living in, and maybe eliminate the deficit. Maybe we could solve a few problems with the money instead of causing more, I don't know. Something to think about.
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- jeremyduncan answered: If you are able to declare yourself a National Citizen, you do't have to pay taxes. Aside from being a Native American, I'm not sure how to.
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Again with Twisty Faster.
I can actually go with the concept in the sense of women not having agency, because we're all coerced/oppressed by the patriarchy-
However, to suggest women lack agency in general seems a self-defeating/impractical concept to use when actually trying to navigate the stream of your life. That is, at least, unless you really know of that aforementioned all-woman island and are willing to move there.
But for us womenfolk that do experience sexual attraction to men- the idea that "consensual" sex with them is impossible is a pretty much meaningless concept. We want to have sex with them, we in all likelihood are going to have sex with them, so completely voiding our agency in that accomplishes exactly what?blog comments powered by Disqus
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- antique-beast answered: The argument also ignores historical matriarchies, where sex was completely consensual.
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I think it's one of those things like "I'm a better feminist because I'm not femme in the least". Twisty Faster is the...
- whiskeydiamonds said: Wait, there is something that says consensual heterosexual sex is impossible? As in when I initiate/have/enjoy sex with my partner that it can never be consensual on my part? So someone is invalidating my sexual desires in the name of feminism? 0_o
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Nosh Talk: Hugh Groman, Phil's Sliders
Nosh Talk is a regular Q&A with an East Bay chef, restaurateur or food artisan, published on Berkeleyside Nosh, in which we snoop for inside intelligence…
What is always in your refrigerator?
Eggs, aged cheddar, orange juice, cranberry juice, and produce from our weekly Full Belly Farms delivery. But, honestly, there wouldn't be any food in there at all if it weren't for my husband. I work all the time and would probably just eat out if left to my own devices.
What do you cook up for a late night snack?
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TIMELESS COFFEE As the former roaster for Sightglass Coffee in San Francisco, RJ Leimpeter seriously cut down his commute after opening Timeless Coffee in his neighborhood in December. He serves Sightglass Coffee with soy or almond milk — and no dairy alternatives. But don't worry, my almond latte was creamy and completely satisfying. (Leimpeter also said he has plans to roast his own beans after he gets settled in.) All of the chocolate and baked goods are vegan too, but you would never know it if you didn't ask. Violet Slocum has baking experience at Café Gratitude and Bittersweet and her brownie was thick, tender and flavorful, like no other vegan brownie I've ever experienced. Timeless Coffee, 4252 Piedmont Ave., Oakland. … Continue reading »
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Georgia coach Mark Richt revealed his secret on handling the rigors and stresses of recruiting: He prays.
"I put a lot of things to prayer, and this is one thing I put to prayer. I ask the Lord to 'Give us the guys that belong at Georgia. The ones that don't belong, work it out.' I don't get too bent out of shape with [recruiting], one way or the other. We're going to get what we need. We're going to get the right guys here."
More than a month after signing day, UGA is still trying to put the finishing touches on its 2009 recruiting class. On Friday, tight end Orson Charles of Tampa will decide between the Bulldogs, Tennessee and Southern Cal. On signing day, Richt displayed a calm and cool demeanor in front of Georgia supporters eager for some last-minute drama. The Bulldogs missed on several high-profile prospects, including Carver-Columbus linebacker Jarvis Jones (signed with Southern Cal) and safety Jawanza Starling (Southern Cal) of Tallahassee, Fla., before watching wide receiver Marlon Brown of Memphis select Georgia in the late afternoon.
When Brown made his on national TV, there were screams heard outside of Georgia's football offices. Richt was doing a radio interview at the time, and said some of his assistants were very excited about Brown near the end of the pressure-packed day.
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YankeeJacket=Another typical obnoxious Techie telling me how great he is. Kinda' like bragging about your sexual escapades and we all know about people that do that.
Blow up dolls don't count……………………….
March 4th, 2009
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Remember, if the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you. -Jesus
March 4th, 2009
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TooEasy, what constitutes a "legit" win?
March 4th, 2009
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See one of the things that GT students & alum acquire on the road to receiving a degree is the ability to think, reason and apply logic. I trust that I speak for CPJ and the Jacket Nation in recognizing that silly superstitions will not generate Ws on Saturday. So, enjoy your one on one time with Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy or any other fanciful figures and we will focus on our studies, careers and gridiron success. 45-42 & THWG!!!
March 4th, 2009
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45-42 just means your defense was a little less crappy than ours. Nobody outcoached anybody. Merely an anomaly – one legit win in 18 years.
March 4th, 2009
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Second coming of Phil Fulmer blossoming right in front of our eyes
March 4th, 2009
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I pray that CPJ does not get snatched up by the NFL, who will be hot on his trail after what he will do in year 2 of what is shaping up to be a magical run on The Flats….MNC in '09!!
March 4th, 2009
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Thanks for reprinting our daily press release. Between you and me, these bozo fans just eat this up. You don't have to do any work, and those knuckle draggers keep sending money.
March 4th, 2009
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I wanted to read about college recruiting and a revival broke out.
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» New rail tunnel between New Jersey and Manhattan, left for dead a few months ago, comes roaring back as the Gateway Tunnel. Yet it now faces competition for limited funds.
Amtrak will not allow itself to miss the train for President Obama's effort to "win the future." Two weeks after the State of the Union address, in which Mr. Obama announced his intention to promote a high-speed rail system that connects 80% of the country's population, the national railroad has made its first move.
This morning, Amtrak President Joseph Boardman and New Jersey Senators Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez headlined a press conference in which the railroad articulated a basic framework for a new rail tunnel into Manhattan. The connection — named the Gateway Project — would generally follow the alignment of the Access to the Region's Core project, a $10 billion link that would have
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
A Journey to the Mountain
On a new Jottings from a Holy Mountain, Fr. Meletios Webber, soon after he was voted Abbot of the Holy Monastery of St. John of San Francisco, tells the story of how he got there.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
The Russian Mission in America: Part Two
New on American Orthodox History: Matthew Namee interviews Fr. John Erickson, the preeminent historian of American Orthodoxy, about one of the past attempts at Orthodox administrative unity.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Halloween, Demons, and the Cross
On a new Sweeter Than Honey, Dr. Peter Bouteneff contemplates the power of the Cross during this Halloween season.
Monday, October 19, 2009
The Summer School of Liturgical Music
Bobby Maddex interviews Fr. Andre Papkov, the founder and director of the Summer School of Liturgical Music at Holy Trinity Seminary in Jordanville, New York. Fr. Andre is also the chairman of the Liturgical Music Commission of the Synod of Bishops, Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.
Orthodox Christian Synergy's Annual Symposium 2009
The topic of Synergy's 2009 Symposium was "The Future of Orthodoxy in America," and featured were two speakers: Fr. Stanley Harakas, who spoke on "The Future of Orthodoxy in America: Challenges and Required Attitudes and Actions," and Fr. Deacon Nicholas Belcher, who spoke on "Raising Orthodox Christians for the Next Generation." Listen to Fr. Stanley Harakas's speech here.


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See where our man WYATT EARP ranks, and then get YOUR mustache on by pledging to THE FURTHER TRAVELS OF WYATT EARP on KICKSTARTER!
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As many of you know, I'm from New Jersey. I was born here, still live here, and, much to the surprise of those who don't live here (and probably many of those who do) I don't ever want to leave. Unless you've been living under a rock - which would have been smart of you considering the weather lately - my home state (and its surrounding areas) was devastated by Hurricane Sandy a week and a half ago. Not, like, Katrina -level devastation - that was a once-in-a-lifetime devastation - but it was the worst storm we've ever had here. Most people lost power, many people lost their homes, some lost their lives. I'm one of the lucky ones - My greatest challenge was trying to read Marvel's THE ESSENTIAL WARLOCK by candlelight for two days. I got halfway through it, by the way, which is really good considering I had three bored kids and a wife who kept asking when the power was going to come back on. There's only so many different ways to answer "I don't know."
On Sunday, I drove down to southern Jersey with my dad, where he and mom have a summer home. Amy and I bring the kids down a couple of times a year so they can spend their summers the way I did as a kid, catching crabs, skipping stones off the lagoon in the backyard, playing on the boat, etc. The Garden State Parkway didn't look very different along the way, but when we got off at our exit and headed into town, it got ugly. Branches and leaves everywhere, piles of debris on every front lawn. In my parents' backyard, other people's personal items, including photo albums that we were able to fish out of the water with a net so we can track down its proper owners, bobbed up and down in the water. And for the next couple of hours, we carried out just about everything that wasn't on a high shelf, including dressers where we kept our clothes and the beds that we slept in many times, and made our own pile outside. The water where we catch crabs and skip stones on hot summer afternoons came up so high into the house during the storm that hardly anything was salvageable, down to the Scrabble and Monopoly boards.
But we were lucky. This is my parents' summer home. A place they escape to on weekends. They have other beds to sleep in and tables to eat on. But those other people in town with piles on their lawns don't. Those piles of debris were their lives.
As you can imagine, it's been difficult for me to promote my Kickstarter after seeing what I've seen. I'm not giving up, but it's very hard for me to ask people to pledge money to a comic book when there are so many people around me in need. Yeah, I know, people suffer every day all around the world, but this is personal for me. These are my neighbors. This is my home. That makes it a little bit harder to go on with business as usual when there are constant reminders. So if you know anyone who'd be interested in pledging to The Further Travels of Wyatt Earp, please encourage them to donate to Hurricane Sandy relief FIRST. I can always resubmit at another time if I have to, but my friends need help now.
This doesn't mean The Further Travels of Wyatt Earp is going away. Not on your life! I love this project, I believe in this project and I've worked too hard on it to let anything take it away. And you've all shown too much love and support for me to let you down now that we're nearly 50% funded. Like my home state, it's going to make a comeback. Because this campaign - like my neighbors - is Jersey strong!
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For those of you in the path of Hurricane Sandy, I hope you and yours are safe with minimal damage to your property. This is the worst shape I've ever seen my home state of New Jersey in, and I hope our beach communities come back better and stronger than ever.
Thank you very much to those who kept the Kickstarter going while I was without power and internet! I was able to schedule some tweets before I lost power, and so far 98 of you have pledged 40% towards our goal with three weeks left! For many of us, myself included, the damage caused by Sandy makes this Kickstarter campaign unimportant in the grand scheme of things, and momentum has slowed. So while we're cleaning up the mess out here I'll need the rest of you to tell your friends and family about the project and to keep spreading the word!
Lastly, despite some complaints, thank you to PSE&G, local business owners who were able to welcome customers and non customers to charge their devices and use the internet, state and local emergency services and public works, Governor Christie and President Obama for their quick response and for keeping us well-informed throughout. For a state that doesn't experience many natural disasters, I think we're doing very well. Stay strong!
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In our first 48 hours, 53 backers got their mustache on and pledged a total of $1,759! It's a GREAT start, but we still have a loooooong 29 days to go! Please be sure to tell your friends to get their mustache on and get over to:
To celebrate our great start, my buddy Jason May (@JasonMayArt on Twitter), creator of the web strip ROBOTIC MADNESS (read it for free at Jimmycakes.com) gave us this ROBOTIC tribute cover. A possible sequel?
Posted on October 25, 2012
The Further Travels Of Wyatt Earp on Kickstarter! Please share!
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Get your mustache on and ride with us!
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My friend Dan Slott, writer of The Amazing Spider-Man and the upcoming Superior Spider-Man, and Ringo Starr's most famous neighbor (allegedly), gets his mustache on at New York Comic Con!
Are you ready to get YOUR mustache on? Follow this Tumblr, or @JoeCaramagna on Twitter, for the big reveal of my new project on OCT. 23rd!
Posted on October 21, 2012
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I've decided to write some entries for the Guardian Benefits Diaries project. This is my first one by way of an introduction to myself and to a couple of the issues I will be talking about.
I will be hit by the abolition of DLA and it's replacement by Personal Independence Payments (PIP). DLA has been my lifeline, being awarded it changed my life for the better. When I first became disabled I had no idea just how expensive it would prove to be. It was 18 months before I had a NHS manual wheelchair. For those first 18 months I spent a lot of my time trapped not just in my house, but upstairs in my house. I lived in my bedroom and bathroom because more often than not I couldn't manage the stairs, let alone travel out of my house. When my partner came back late from work and was too tired to cook then we simply didn't eat. We suddenly couldn't cover our bills or rent but, because I was disabled we couldn't find a privately rented flat that came even close to being both affordable and accessible. Without money and therefore without the ability to "buy" help to get me out of the house or into a more accessible home or to buy care services our lives crumbled. We both feel into deep depression. Then, over two years after becoming disabled I was granted DLA, higher rate care & mobility and backpaid. I could suddenly buy a electric wheelchair so I could go out on my own. I could afford basic adaptations so I could leave the house. I could afford to get a taxi so that I could visit places when a bus wasn't an option. I could pay for personal assistants to come and support me so my other half could live his own life and actually work or train. When we were both too exhausted to cook then we could have pre-prepared food in the house. It was amazing. Now they are getting rid of that and I'll be part of the wave of people being reassessed in 2015. I won't know my fate until 2015, but there are others with shorter term awards and some new claimants who will be being moved onto this new system as I type.
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November 15, 2012
One Christmas at the Cocke County police department, deputy Armando Fontes got a gift from a mysterious man with a long white beard. But this wasn't Santa Claus—it was the town's most notorious outlaw, Popcorn Sutton, and he was passing out his annual present: a shiny silver dollar for each cop on the force. "Living in this area, he made friends with all the sheriffs and local leaders," Fontes, stocky and dark-haired, tells me one afternoon in his wood-paneled office. Fontes has just returned from raiding a local pot farm and is twirling a two-foot-long marijuana stalk in his hand like a billy club. Lawlessness around here still persists, with poverty, crystal meth, and alcoholism rampant. But even for this seasoned veteran of the force, Popcorn stood out. "He was just a skinny little farmer-looking guy who would come around and talk and cut up," he explains.
As Fontes learned, Popcorn had a long history of cozying up to the police and avoiding prosecution for making untaxed whiskey. One of Popcorn's closest and oldest friends was the county's most legendary sheriff, Tooney Moore, who shared his conviction that moonshine was an important part of the local heritage. "My deputies wouldn't bother him," Moore, a clean-cut retiree in a pink polo shirt, tells me. "I don't care if he come in drunk or anything." But Moore kept their friendship on the DL so as not to anger the more conservative locals. "People in the community didn't know how close we was, and I wouldn't tell 'em," Moore admits. Later he and Sutton even built stills together, and during my visit Moore shows me one of many he recently made.
But while the cops may not have pursued his bootlegging aggressively, Popcorn got himself in hot water nonetheless. From back rooms to barrooms, locals tell me sordid tales of Popcorn's violent temper. Regina Sutton, his eldest daughter, recalls a time in her youth when her mom opened the cabin door to find a man with a butcher knife sticking out of his neck. "I remember the blood gushing everywhere," she says. She suspected even then that her daddy might be responsible.
Then there was the alleged attack on Willie Ferguson, a local musician who reportedly made the mistake of crossing Popcorn. As the story goes, Ferguson's body was found on the side of the road, left for dead after having his throat slit. Word soon spread that Popcorn and another man cut him after a fight and took his fiddle.
Fontes hadn't anticipated adding to Popcorn's criminal record until April 24, 2007, when he spotted smoke billowing up from the woods. Fontes arrived to find Popcorn Sutton fanning the flames of a still, which had exploded from a gas leak. "He was walking down the driveway coming toward me and told me, 'Hey, hey, hey, don't tell nobody what you seen here,' " Fontes recalls. But the young cop, who'd seen the ravaging effects of drugs and alcohol on the locals, didn't comply. "I said, 'I'm sorry, I'm not going to turn a blind eye like the others.' " He arrested Popcorn, who got two years' probation for possession of untaxed liquor. And Fontes, despite angering some locals for busting Popcorn, eventually became sheriff, a post he maintains today.
Despite being on probation, Popcorn defiantly refused to give up his trade. On February 7, 2008, a biker arrived at Popcorn's house saying he wanted to buy more than 50 gallons of moonshine. Popcorn told him he sold that much all the time and, after bragging about his whiskey and his guns, sent the man away with 80 gallons of his own.
Over the next few weeks, Sutton sold more than 100 additional gallons of moonshine each to two different men and showed another guy the barn where three working stills and 500 gallons of moonshine sat, ready to roll. But as Popcorn discovered, the buyers were federal agents from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and America's most notorious moonshiner was under arrest. This time, the local cops would be of no help. The man behind the raid was one of the country's most infamous ATF agents, James Cavanaugh (a fellow Tennessean, who became known for leading the Waco and Unabomber raids), and he vowed to take Popcorn down. "Moonshine is romanticized in folklore and in the movies," Cavanaugh declared. "But the truth is, moonshine is a dangerous health issue and breeds other crime."
While Popcorn was under house arrest, motocross star Jamey Grosser showed up unannounced at the cabin one day. Popcorn had just one question for the stranger. "Son," he asked, "do you eat pussy?"
"Yes, I do," Grosser replied."Then come on in."
Grosser was just like any other fanboy who'd come to meet the living legend and buy some hooch. But Popcorn had fallen on hard times and ended up drinking and talking with Grosser for days. Now 62 and fighting kidney failure, Popcorn faced 15 years—likely his last ones—behind bars. His money was running out, and many of his friends, he lamented, had stopped coming around. "I don't want moonshine to die with me," he told Grosser as they stood near the casket that Popcorn kept in his house for his final day.
Inspired by the story, Grosser suggested they partner on a distillery and sell Popcorn's moonshine legally. The two made a deal to open Popcorn Sutton Distilling and sell his whiskey on the open market, taxes and all. To Grosser it seemed less like a sellout than the last swift move of a sharp entrepreneur. "He was methodical about his brand and making a living," Grosser recalls. "He was a whole lot smarter than people gave him credit for." Grosser returned on March 16, 2009 to finalize the deal with Popcorn, who was scheduled to go to prison four days later. But Popcorn, who seemed unusually sullen to Grosser, had other plans. An hour after Grosser left the cabin with his paperwork, Popcorn built his final contraption. He ran a PVC pipe from the exhaust of his Ford Fairlane into his window and sealed it up with duct tape. Then he cut on the engine and leaned back in his seat. Later that day his wife came home from work to find him dead.
Though Popcorn left no suicide note, his dramatic exit has transformed him into a martyr for his cause and solidified his legacy as the little guy who'd rather die than let the Feds beat him. And the skirmishes continue: After his daughter Regina fulfilled his lifelong wish by burying him next to his parents at the Bend of the River, Pam Sutton exhumed his remains and buried him back in her own front yard at an elaborate ceremony attended by many, including Hank Williams Jr. Over a jar of moonshine at Popcorn's cabin, Pam tells me with tearful eyes that his grave site had been getting desecrated, and she wanted him close to home. However, in what has become a Sutton civil war, Regina and her supporters, including Popcorn's former girlfriend Ernestine Upchurch, are fighting to get his remains back to his empty grave at the Bend of the River and reclaim his brand name. Regina has plans to release her own moonshine based on her dad's secret recipe with a local microdistillery near her home in Anchorage, where she now works as a trauma surgeon (a job that was inspired by the day she saw the guy at her daddy's house with a knife in his neck).
In a final twist, she can now make her papa's booze in Tennessee legally if she wants—the state passed a law shortly after his death authorizing moonshine production. The new law wasn't enacted to honor Popcorn's legend, though. It was done so the state could finally cash in (in addition to tax payments, starting a moonshine operation requires a half-million-dollar tax bond). As one legislator put it, "The law is not making legal someone who wants to open a distillery in their barn. Someone of means is going to have to step up."
Someone of means like Hank Williams Jr., an equity partner with Grosser and Pam Sutton in the Popcorn Sutton Tennessee White Whiskey distillery, which recently celebrated an opening with stars including Kid Rock, Zac Brown, and Travis Tritt. "Popcorn was one of a kind, a man who told it like it was!" says Williams. "I can relate to that, as I am the same way. When I heard how Popcorn was treated and that he wanted me to be involved in carrying on his legacy, I was immediately in."
Popcorn may no longer be around to weigh in, but his final words appear by his new resting place near his cabin in the woods. It's a phrase he cut into his headstone when he was still alive. I wander up a grassy hill and read it there where he's now buried, the same spot where his still had gone up in flames. The four-word epitaph sums up how he felt about his life, his death, and his legacy:
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It should work well with most atomizers with 510 and eGo connections and in variable wattage mode it should adjust automatically to suit most resistance atomizers (above 1.2 ohms). The Vamo has a 1.2 ohm cut off feature.
The VAMO is an inexpensive mod with an impressive list of features.
The specifications of chrome Vamo VV/VW Mod Body V2 :
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When fully assembled the Vamo mod can accommodate one 18650 or two 18350 batteries. By removing one body section, a single 18350 battery may be used. Protected batteries are not required.
How to use chrome Vamo VV/VW Mod Body V2:
Video review and instructions (Version 2):