A group of fisherman out near the Dominican Republic managed to get an interesting “catch” on video.
On Thursday, Florida’s Bobby Jacobsen was out on his 62-foot boat, the Marlin Darlin, and was filming friends fishing.
With the camera rolling, Jacobsen captured his friend struggling to reel in a catch. The fish was a 350-lb blue marlin, and as the man struggled, the massive fish jumped into the boat.
The men said they had planned to return the fish to the water, but it died as a result of “self-sustained” injuries it received from the jump.
The marlin was instead given to local fishermen.
Check out the incredible video below.
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Iran ( Children arrested and told to confess for fathers crimes ) What ?
Published on Tuesday, 27 August
NCRI - The two children of political prisoner Hassan Saremi have been arrested and placed in solitary confinement by the Iranian regime in a bid to force their father into making a false confession on live TV.
Hamed Saremi, 32, and Shahla Saremi, 28, were arrested by intelligence ministry agents who raided their home on June 5 and transferred to ward 209 of Tehran's Evin prison.
For almost three months, their family have been denied all visits and received no news of the fate of Hamed, a graduate in Industrial Management and Shahla, a public relations student at the University of Applied Science.
Their father Hassan, 54, is a children's rights activist jailed for his beliefs in the 1980s. His brother Ali Saremi was also a political prisoner and supporter of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) who was executed in Evin prison in 2010.
The chief interrogator of the Saremis is a mullah and intelligence ministry official named as Alavi, known to have personally hanged Ali Saremi three years ago and committed repeated crimes against humanity in Evin prison since the 1980s.
NCRI - The two children of political prisoner Hassan Saremi have been arrested and placed in solitary confinement by the Iranian regime in a bid to force their father into making a false confession on live TV.Hamed Saremi, 32, and Shahla Saremi, 28, were arrested by intelligence ministry agents who raided their home on June 5 and transferred to ward 209 of Tehran's Evin prison.
For almost three months, their family have been denied all visits and received no news of the fate of Hamed, a graduate in Industrial Management and Shahla, a public relations student at the University of Applied Science.
Their father Hassan, 54, is a children's rights activist jailed for his beliefs in the 1980s. His brother Ali Saremi was also a political prisoner and supporter of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) who was executed in Evin prison in 2010.
The chief interrogator of the Saremis is a mullah and intelligence ministry official named as Alavi, known to have personally hanged Ali Saremi three years ago and committed repeated crimes against humanity in Evin prison since the 1980s.
Iran ( Christian pastor gets 8 yrs in Evin prison for opening Christian Churches ) Wife mad at Obama
Tuesday, 27 August 2013
The wife of an Iranian-American pastor imprisoned in Iran said Monday she was "extremely disappointed" that US President Barack Obama had remained silent on the case.
Mohabat News - The statement by Naghmeh Abedini followed reports from Tehran that an Iranian appeals court had upheld her husband Saeed Abedini's conviction and eight-year prison term.
"The news out of Iran is devastating to our family," she said in a statement released by the American Center for Law and Justice, which is representing the family.
Abedini, a naturalized US citizen who converted from Islam to Christianity, was sentenced to prison in January for his role in establishing underground Christian churches in Iran.
His Iran-based lawyer Nasser Sarbazi said the Tehran appeals court confirmed the verdict.
"As a consequence, the sentence of eight years in prison is definitive from now on," Sarbazi said.
Naghmeh Abedini, who lives in Idaho with the couple's two children, said the family would be consulting with lawyers to determine whether to appeal to Iran's Supreme Court or Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader.
She called in the meantime for stepped up international pressure in the case, and sharply criticized Obama for not speaking out on her husband's behalf.
"My husband is serving eight years in the notorious Evin prison and facing daily threats and abuse by radicals because he refuses to deny his Christian faith," she said.
"And yet, my president, President Obama, has not spoken a word about him," she said.
"I am extremely disappointed that President Obama has chosen to remain silent on this critical human and religious rights case of an American imprisoned in Iran," she said. / WASHINGTON (AFP)
Fishing News ( Massive Marlin Jumps into Boat Near Dominican Republic (VIDEO)
Published at 2:13 pm EST, August 27, 2013
Mexico ( Border drug to look out for " Grass Mary " the new High ) Salvia Divinorum
Thomas sat at a table where he placed a small bag containing the drug. He pulled the product, a fine powder of dark green and divided it into three parts, took one of them and put it on the pipe, then lit it.
In less than 40 seconds after smoking the drug, its effects begin to take effect. The feeling being described as between psychosis and a release of adrenaline.
Sweat began to sprout from his forehead and neck, his voice became serious and his hands touched the texture of the board and trying to calm himself.
This plant, known as “Salvia divinorum” is also called “Grass Mary” or “herb of the gods” which causes hallucinations and euphoria, with its active substance “salvinorin A” acting on the nervous system.
Health Authorities in Mexico state that so far do not have any record of addiction or consequences such as death by consuming this substance.
Similarly, Jocelyn Talamantes, coordinator of Care for Addiction states that there is no record of salvia users in her knowledge.
“From 2011 to 2013 we continue with the same conditions. The greatest social impact drug is heroin. The 20 to 30 percent of patients who are admitted using two or more drugs, and start with Alcohol and marijuana, “he says.
The official adds that although she knows about the existence of sage, though, it is generally used for medicinal purposes.
Although this substance is still regarded as “underground” it can be purchased ranging from $20 to $ 35 in El Paso, while in Ciudad Juarez is sold in packages of 250 to 300 pesos .
Consumption of this herb has became popular among young people, mostly college age ranging from 20 to 30 years and has been seen in El Paso.
“We are the first smart shop in Mexico dedicated to the sale and distribution of botanical products of the highest quality, both in Mexico and around the world. Being our specialty Salvia Divinorum “. Buyers have the option of paying with cards such as MasterCard , Visa and American Express or, make cash deposits, as the consumption of salvia is legal so far in Mexico. “
In less than 40 seconds after smoking the drug, its effects begin to take effect. The feeling being described as between psychosis and a release of adrenaline.
Sweat began to sprout from his forehead and neck, his voice became serious and his hands touched the texture of the board and trying to calm himself.
This plant, known as “Salvia divinorum” is also called “Grass Mary” or “herb of the gods” which causes hallucinations and euphoria, with its active substance “salvinorin A” acting on the nervous system.
Health Authorities in Mexico state that so far do not have any record of addiction or consequences such as death by consuming this substance.
Similarly, Jocelyn Talamantes, coordinator of Care for Addiction states that there is no record of salvia users in her knowledge.
“From 2011 to 2013 we continue with the same conditions. The greatest social impact drug is heroin. The 20 to 30 percent of patients who are admitted using two or more drugs, and start with Alcohol and marijuana, “he says.
The official adds that although she knows about the existence of sage, though, it is generally used for medicinal purposes.
Although this substance is still regarded as “underground” it can be purchased ranging from $20 to $ 35 in El Paso, while in Ciudad Juarez is sold in packages of 250 to 300 pesos .
Consumption of this herb has became popular among young people, mostly college age ranging from 20 to 30 years and has been seen in El Paso.
“We are the first smart shop in Mexico dedicated to the sale and distribution of botanical products of the highest quality, both in Mexico and around the world. Being our specialty Salvia Divinorum “. Buyers have the option of paying with cards such as MasterCard , Visa and American Express or, make cash deposits, as the consumption of salvia is legal so far in Mexico. “
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