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China sinks to 'new normal'
President Xi Jinping recently told leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit that China's lower growth rates are now the "new normal". That after economic activity has continued toward its third consecutive year of below 8% growth and quarterly expansion at the slowest annual pace since 1999. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Dec 23, '14)
Jiangsu teachers stage protest
Hundreds of laid-off teachers converged on government buildings in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu demanding better pensions and health insurance. and protesting at the government's refusal to honor promises to give them civil servant status.
(Dec 19, '14)
China climate pledge leaves coal-cap doubt
China's pledge to halt the growth of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 has raised questions about when it will cut its consumption of coal and whether its continuing growth of emissions will swamp reductions in the rest of the world.-
Michael Lelyveld
(Dec 3, '14)
China reaps harvest from Russia sanctions
The latest energy accords announced in Beijing, including those for a second Siberian gas pipeline, suggest that China is taking full advantage of sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, and increasing its access to Russian resources while resisting demands for more favorable financial terms. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Nov 26, '14)
China's graft body finds
vast wealth at official's home
The Chinese Communist Party's anti-graft watchdog recently found 37 kilograms of gold, documents showing ownership of 68 properties and 120 million yuan (US$19.5 million) in cash at the home of an official in the northern province of Hebei who is facing a graft inquiry.
(Nov 24, '14)
Hot money mocks Xi's 'rule of law' vow
President Xi Jinping recently launched a drive for legal reforms and obedience to the ruling Chinese Communist Party, vowing to "comprehensively advance the rule of law". Yet, within days, reports of rampant trade fraud surfaced, citing the familiar ruse of filing fake invoices to hide flows of "hot money" and evade China's currency rules. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Nov 21, '14)
Mongolian PM pays for ailing economy
Mongolian politics were shaken last week, when the parliament voted to dismiss Prime Minister Norov Altankhuyag for not addressing the country's drastically slowing economic growth, plunging foreign investment, and alleged corruption and cronyism. -
Alicia J Campi
(Nov 10, '14)
China bids to curb mounting local debt
China has issued new rules aimed at ending backdoor lending schemes by local authorities used to finance construction and budget spending and which have led to a level of borrowing that threatens to spiral out of control. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Oct 21, '14)
Mongolian poor turn garbage into gold
A training initiative in Mongolia has helped about 30,000 people form small businesses to turn discarded materials into handmade products. It also tackles a lack of governmental resources that means 90% of garbage in urban outskirts ends up on the street. -
Jonathan Rozen
(Sep 24, '14)
China bids to cut coal output, halt price fall
China is moving to slash coal production in a bid to reverse a 20% price decline this year as slower economic growth has sapped demand, while global competition from cleaner fuels has helped to drive coal prices down. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Sep 16, '14)
'Made in Taiwan' zones incur farmers' wrath
Taiwan's government says "free economic pilot zones" that will process tariff-free raw agricultural imports from China and elsewhere into "Made in Taiwan" produce are a boost for the country's "value-added" industries. Farmers say that by inviting in unfair competition - and produce of uncertain quality and safety - that Taipei is effectively committing financial suicide. -
Dennis Engbarth
(Sep 12, '14)
Chinese citizen sues over blocked Internet
A Chinese citizen in the southern province of Guangdong has sued his Internet service provider, China Unicom, for blocking access to Google, in a move that has highlighted the country's censorship practices, even in official media.
(Sep 8, '14)
China coal projects spark climate fears
China is slowing the growth of power plants that convert coal into natural gas as international criticism mounts over the environmental effects. An edict came days after Greenpeace highlighted the climate change consequences of some 50 planned coal-gas projects. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Aug 27, '14)
Sino-Russian gas deal faces sanctions risk
Western sanctions on Russia could stall its plans to export natural gas to China under a US$400 billion, 30-year deal agreed earlier this year. The sanctions target equipment for Russian oil projects and exploration, but could also impact the gas sector. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Aug 12, '14)
China paying for corruption crackdown
The mounting toll of probes, prosecutions and punishments in China for offenses ranging from bribery to moral misbehavior has sent officials running for cover, slowing implementation of new economic policies to a crawl. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Aug 5, '14)
Losses mount in China loan fraud
Investigators in China are struggling to get to the bottom of a growing form of fraud, amid reports of steel makers using letters of credit for iron-ore shipments as a source of funding to by-pass lending curbs. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Jul 22, '14)
Macau gambles away its future
Casinos in Macau now earn seven times more than their Las Vegas counterparts, in the process creating an economy reliant on Chinese gamblers and a workforce knowledgeable about hotel service and roulette but little else. -
Martin Murphy
(Jul 10, '14)
Shanghai free-trade zone reforms falter
Nine months after the launch of Shanghai's free-trade zone to great fanfare, China's showcase economic initiative seems to have landed with a thud. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Jul 8, '14)
North Koreans wise up to China smartphones
As smartphone use emerges in North Korea, shops have sprung up in Chinese border cities targeting North Koreans who travel there for shopping. While Chinese phones cost less and offer superior quality to home-grown smartphone models like the "AS1201 Arirang", prospective buyers balk at the complex and expensive process of bringing them home.
(Jun 26, '14)
Macau gambles away its future
The prosperous Chinese region of Macau, whose casinos now earn seven times more than do casinos in Las Vegas, is gambling away its future on the gaming industry - which may be exactly what Beijing wants.
Sino-US trade ties sink over spying row
To Sino-US trade tensions over tariffs, the yuan and dumping disputes must be added the US indictment of Chinese officials for alleged commercial espionage. Renewed focus on cooperation, rather than hostility, would benefit both countries. -
Priyanka Pandit
(Jun 13, '14)
CNPC faces pain on Russia gas deal
Nearly three weeks after Russia signed a US$400 billion deal to export gas to China, the terms remain a commercial secret, but at the most commonly suggested starting price of $350 per thousand cubic meters, importer China National Petroleum Corp could face growing losses.
(Jun 10, '14)
China tries new way to measure jobless
The Chinese government has unveiled a new measure of unemployment, acknowledging doubts about the accuracy of official reports that move markets around the world. -
Michael Lelyveld
(May 22, '14)
Tech poison killing Chinese
Apple and other big manufacturers are being pressed to swap less-deadly chemicals for the cancerous ones poisoning their Chinese workers, whose predicament is the focus of a new documentary,
Who Pays the Price? The Human Cost of Electronics
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Andrew Korfhage
(May 16, '14)
Pitfalls in PPP undercut China's size
A World Bank study on purchasing power parity points to China overtaking the US as the world's biggest economy, but adjusting GDP for purchasing power differences is so filled with problems it is difficult to find any economist who takes these measures very seriously.
(May 9, '14)
Alibaba files for IPO
Alibaba Group, which accounts for about 80% of all e-commerce in China, has filed registration documents for what may be one of the biggest initial public offerings yet in the United States. Until the sale, which may be months off, potential investors have to get to grips with what in fact is up for grabs.
(May 7, '14)
Yue Yuen strike spreads to Jiangxi
A strike by workers at a Yue Yuen shoe factory, one of the biggest in China, in southern Guangdong province has spread to another factory run by the Taiwan-owned company in eastern Jiangxi province.
(Apr 22, '14)
Doubts cloud China's urbanization drive
Nearly a month after China unveiled its ambitious urbanization program, doubts persist about the impact and wisdom of moving more than 100 million rural residents to cities in the next seven years. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Apr 15, '14)
Greener energy blossoms in China
China's renewable energy revolution is powering ahead, with 2013 marking an important inflection point where the scales tipped more towards electric power generated from water, wind and solar than from fossil fuels and nuclear. -
John Mathews
Hao Tan
(Apr 4, '14)
IMF chases wrong targets in China
The International Monetary Fund is targeting unsound banking practices in China, despite the fact that Chinese Communist Party influence virtually nullifies the threat of bankruptcy for state-owned entities. The real issue is financial repression and a lack of private ownership - problems that require more than piecemeal reforms. -
James A Dorn
(Apr 3, '14)
China runs risk with new gas import route
China is planning to start work on a new gas route through Central Asia, in particular Tajikistan, this year despite cross-border conflicts in the region that threaten transport and trade. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Mar 26, '14)
Taiwan trade pact vital for growth
The occupation of Taiwan's legislative chambers by students protesting against the latest proposed trade pact with mainland China highlights the island's changing position in international trade and why it needs regional integration with China and emerging Asia. -
Dan Steinbock
(Mar 24, '14)
China struggles with energy over smog crisis
Residents of China's cities can expect little relief from air pollution even as the government raises its targets for energy conservation. If total energy use keeps rising at current rates, outpacing gains in efficiency, the focus on GDP growth means that smog will only thicken. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Mar 20, '14)
China reforms at a 'critical juncture'
China plans to transform from the world's factory floor to research and development hub will create unprecedented downward pressure on the economy, and the radical reform process will only succeed if state-owned enterprises are opened up to private investment. -
Dan Steinbock
(Mar 18, '14)
Disparate fortunes on show in
China's Muslim 'heartland'
Trade was booming at this year's China-Arab Economic Forum in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, with Beijing successfully using the region's Islamic heritage to boost the long-neglected local economy and improve links with Arab countries. That success is in stark contrast to similar efforts in restive Xinjiang province.
Haiyun Ma
(Mar 14, '14)
Default fuels hope for China bonds
No one stepped in to stop Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology becoming the first defaulter in China's onshore corporate bond market last week. That suggests the easy money is over for Chinese companies, and fuels hope that necessary restructuring is on the way. -
Andrew M Johnson
(Mar 11, '14)
Premier Li looking short of real power
The opening of China's annual session of parliament was an opportunity for Premier Li Keqiang to present his proposals for the economy, historically a central part of his portfolio. President Xi Jinping's increased powers, however, left the prime minister looking a hollow man.
(Mar 7, '14)
China lending curbs lift shadow economy
The Chinese government's crackdown on excess and outmoded production, backed by lending limits on state-owned banks, has added new uncertainty to economic growth data as more business is forced off the official books. -
Michael Lelyveld
(Feb 18, '14)
Reforms in China: The impact on growth
Economic reforms recently proposed by China's leaders aim to unlock greater productivity potential in the economy and return the country to a sustainable growth path. But, even assuming they are forcefully implemented, the higher productivity resulting from the reforms will not lead to higher reported GDP growth.
(Jan 30, '14)
China keeps its telecoms sector close
Moves by China to prise the vast, expanding telecoms market away from state-owned enterprises have not overjoyed foreign companies. These firms know that despite Beijing's neoliberal window dressing, telecoms are a strategic sector propped on national security considerations including political stability. -
Romi Jain
(Jan 30, '14)
Taiwan's farmers win
key battle to keep land
Taiwanese farmers have secured a landmark court victory in their long fight against expropriation of their fields for projects that use part of the land for infrastructure while other parts are sold to raise funds for construction or local government finance. -
Dennis Engbarth
(Jan 21, '14)
China's digital media role raises concerns
Countries across the globe have switched to digital broadcasting. In Kenya, this is giving China an important role both in the technical switch from analog and in the supply of media content, while some local bidders have been excluded from the latter - raising concern among Kenyans over potential repression of the media.
Miriam Gathigah
(Jan 14, '14)
China 'high growth" is a pipedream
Predictions that China, helped by recently proposed reforms, is about to embark on a decade of 7-8 % growth misunderstand the nature of China's transformation and ignore the history of previous similar growth miracles. It is almost impossible that GDP growth rates over the rest of this decade remain at or close to current levels.
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HISTORY, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools. — Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary.
Where was history yesterday? She was out grinding away in the Middle East, and grinding away on Wall Street, too.
The big news is that the U.S. current account deficit rose to a new record — its ninth record high in 10 years. The number for last year was $804 billion. The number for the last quarter of last year was $224.9 billion, which shows the trend is still upward. At the current rate, the current account deficit will hit $1 trillion within a year or two. It is already at 7% of GDP — a figure that would normally only be seen in a banana republic or an empire going bananas.
"A ticking time bomb," a Canadian economist calls the deficit. The United States needs $2.5 billion dollars every day just to cover its borrowing needs. Already, China has lent the country so much money that it has nearly $1 trillion worth of U.S. government debt in its vaults. If the debtor is slave to the lender, as it tells us in the Bible, what does that make Americans? They'd rather not think about it. Besides, they have economists willing to delude them, and politicians able to defraud them.
"U.S. tells China to cut its trade surplus," reads a headline in the Financial Times. We wondered where was the equal and opposite headline: "China tells U.S. to cut its trade deficit." But, we could find it nowhere.
We wondered, too, what big stick the United States carried in its hand. What was it going to do…threaten to stop borrowing? Brandish a credit card? How would it fund its War on Terror? Its consumer economy? Its housing bubble? America can speak loudly — for the benefit of American voters, we presume — but it has a limp noodle in its hands. The Chinese are the ones holding the big stick; they could dump their U.S. debt holdings and clobber the American economy any time they wanted.
But wait — aren't American companies extremely profitable? Aren't American companies setting up plants overseas, buying overseas companies, and making deals to leverage their technology, their brands, and their know-how on the world markets? Yes, of course they are. But that, too, is reflected in the current account numbers. In the fourth quarter of last year, for example, foreigners actually earned more from their U.S. holdings than Americans earned from their holdings overseas: $132.6 billion compared to $129 billion. Even in the technology sector, where the United States is supposed to have a commanding lead, Americans bought more from foreigners than they sold to them.
Always grinding away, our General Theory of Grinding tells us that history never stops. She is the mistress of creative destruction — constantly turning things upside down and inside out. She is always undermining great empires, and eating away at great companies. She grinds men's pathetic little conceits, ambitions, and pretensions to a fine dust.
History cannot seem to leave well enough alone. Economies, societies, institutions, animals, vegetables, and even minerals are always degenerating, degrading, and disappearing. When our present civilization has finally gone away, what will be left of it? Just a few old coins, and granite countertops…some converted into tombstones.
"Every generation needs a new revolution," said Jefferson. He understood that you can't stand still. When a society reaches a certain level of success, it becomes a soft target for gamers. Parasites find the still unprotected spots and move in, like tapeworms into a fat man's belly. New life forms fill the hollow niches, and flourish. Opportunists leech onto the slow-moving hulk. Where a dynamic new republic pushes up its brightest and best to leadership positions — like Washington, Adams, and Jefferson himself — in the stagnant pool of an aging empire, the heavy thinkers sink to the bottom. What rises to the top are lightweight scum — the John Kerrys, George W. Bushes, and Hilary Clintons.
Why doesn't the election process produce better political leaders? It is because as time goes by, more and more people become complicit in decadence. The voters are further and further removed from the actual process of government…it is only slogans and photo-ops to them. The people close to power are the hacks and the hustlers, the politicians on the make, the parasites and players on the take.
Laws multiply like the fishes and the loaves. Moses handed down only 10 commandments; Jesus said only two of them were really important. But federal, state and local government give us 10,000 commandments — each one of them designed to protect or pamper some slimy creature living in some dark hole of the republic. More and more people get checks, subsidies, grants and payoffs. More and more committees, agencies, and bureaus are set up to provide sinecures and curry favors. If we read it right, as many as half of all the jobs created in America in the last five years were created by government!
Fraud and decrepitude seep into the whole society. People begin to believe things that couldn't possibly be true: deficits are good, savings are unnecessary, and that we don't actually have to make anything, we can just "think" our way to prosperity.
And as the structure degenerates and weakens, practically everyone, everywhere holds up his or her hands to try to prop it up. We see in Grant's Interest Rate Observer, for example, the efforts of real estate appraisers to keep the bubble expanding. The Homebuilders Index is at a three-year low. Inventories are growing, yet, the L.A. papers tell us that prices are still going up, pushed up in part by appraisers. This is revealed in the difference between the House Price Index of the FHEO — the Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, no doubt a worthy and important agency — and its "Purchase Only Index." The House Price Index includes refinancings, which are based on appraisals. The Purchase Only Index does not; it is based only on what buyers were willing to pay. When you take into account the data that includes appraisals, house prices rose 12.95% in the fourth quarter of 2005 — over the year before. But, when the appraisals are taken out, the number is only 10.8%.
u2022 "Which is worse?" asks colleague Byron King. "To have no ideas, like the Democrats? Or to have no backbone, like the Repubs?"
Byron refers to yet another spending bill…this one designed to offer "heating assistance" to people in cold places. Who could be against that, right?
"It is one thing to lose an election while going down fighting for ideas that you believe are correct. I think, however, that the GOP will take some serious licks in November because of the failure to put up a fight for some semblance of fundamental fiscal, let alone monetary, sanity. The Repubs will lose by default. And worse, the Democrats will find a way to blame the GOP for all of the resulting problems, when many of the problem spring from Repubs trying to act like Democrats.
"Federal 'heating' assistance? Would that be in the 'Heating Clause' of the U.S. Constitution?"
u2022 "Some would like to build a wall around the U.S. economy," says a headline in USA Today. When American voters finally realize what is happening to them, we don't doubt that more people will queue up to pile on the bricks…or throw them. Every major empire brings globalization with it. Trade barriers are typically dismantled. The empire's money — and the empire's troops — push back the frontiers of the "common market" in which the imperial merchants can do business. Even the Mongol Empire allowed trade within its borders to flourish.
As the empire falls apart, globalization usually turns down. Up go the barriers to trade — financial, political, and logistical. And, down come the imperial people. That is why the Dark Ages, following the collapse of the Roman Empire, were so dark.
Americans want to erect walls to protect themselves from history's grinding, but no matter how high they make them, no matter how much heating assistance they offer or how much they jiggle and jive the numbers, history won't stop.
u2022 "It is winter all year round here."
Claire, an assistant who recently came to London from Paris — and who lived in North Africa before that — longs for the tropics, or at least for spring.
We have already slipped by the Ides of March. There are small, white flowers peeking out from under leaves around in the garden, and pink buds forming on trees in St. James' Park. Spring is less than a week away, but the weather in London gives no hint of it. There are no whispers of warmth; there are no rumors of sunshine or pullulating printemps.
On the subway, everyone was bundled up, almost all in thick black coats. Everyone held a newspaper, enthralled in the business pages…sports…or health and fashion. No one seemed to notice the lovers by the door, nor did they notice anyone else. They stared into each other's eyes…embraced…interlaced…smiled and cooed to each other.
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Hagen, Dennis. "The Hodapp Mansion". Paper, 1966. SMHC Manuscript Collection 1322. 1 folder, 10 pages.
This collection consists of a paper written about the Hodapp Mansion in North Mankato, Minnesota. The paper was written by Dennis Hagen in 1966. Hagen describes his great grandfather's move to the United States from Germany, his years of operating a drug store in Mankato, pioneer life in the Mankato area, and the house he built near Spring Lake in North Mankato. Photographs and copies of the land deeds for the home are also included with the paper.
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Hagen, Dennis. "The Hodapp Mansion". Paper, 1966. SMHC Manuscript Collection 1322, Southern Minnesota Historical Center, Memorial Library, Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Dennis Hagen donated this collection.
Karyn Nester processed this collection in March 1988. Finding aid revised by Robert Russell January 2001.
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The Arkansas Lottery Commission has selected Bank of the Ozarks to handle the lottery banking business.
The lottery is expected to bring in about $400 million annually. The commission on Wednesday approved an intent-to-award the banking contract to Bank of the Ozarks over Centennial Bank of Little Rock, Regions Bank of Birmingham, Ala., Bancorp South of Tupelo, Miss., U.S. Bank of Minneapolis, Minn., and Bank of America of Charlotte, N.C..
Bank of the Ozarks is one of the largest clients of The Communications Group, a Little Rock advertising agency. The Communications Group won the Lottery Commission's advertising account Aug. 5. Several advertising agencies that submitted proposals for the lottery business said they were unhappy with the procurement process.
Susan Blair, spokewoman for Bank of the Ozarks, said the bank and The Communications Group didn't collaborate on their proposals to the Arkansas Lottery.
"It absolutely was coincidental that we both were successful in being recommended," Blair told ArkansasBusiness.com.
Lottery ticket sales are expected to begin Sept. 28. Lottery proceeds will fund college scholarships.
In the absence of bids from local banks to serve as regional claims centers, the commission will open and operate them, placing one in each congressional district. Lottery director Ernie Passailaigue said the sites would be operational by Sept. 28. Cities being considered are Springdale (Third District), Jonesboro (First District), Warren and Camden (Fourth District).
The commission has planned all along to open a claims center at its Little Rock headquarters, which is expected to be opened in the Union Plaza building downtown by Sept. 1.
Commission chairman Ray Thornton acknowledged disappointment in the absence of bids from local banks to serve as claims centers, but he noted that it didn't hurt to try. Passailaigue previously told commissioners that allowing local banks to serve as claims centers would save the commission more than $300,000 a year. But the deadline for banks to bid on the business passed Tuesday with no bids submitted.
The regional claims centers will handle transactions between $500 and $200,000. Local lottery retailers would handle transactions under $500.
Passailaigue told commissioners Wednesday that 200 retailers were set up and ready now for lottery business, and that about 600 more were almost ready. He said when the lottery launches next month, there would be between 1,500 and 1,800 participating retailers.
In addition, Passailaigue said roughly 20 lottery sales representatives had been hired, and that they would serve as the lottery's "foot soldiers" in the state. Also, he noted the work between commission staff and the state Department of Human Services to implement a state program for problem gamblers. Passailaigue said an unclaimed prize fund would be established to benefit the program.
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(September 29, 2006)--Interactive & Intelligent Computing (IIC) division Professor Mark Guzdial and Ph.D. students Allison Elliott Tew and Brian Dorn published two papers this month at the 2006 International Computing Education Research (ICER) workshop. There were 62 participants and 23 submissions at ICER this year. The IIC papers were two of only six accepted from the U.S. of the 13 total papers in the workshop. In fact, the College of Computing at Georgia Tech is one of only two institutions in the world that had two papers accepted at ICER '06 held in Canterbury, England.
Imagineering inauthentic legitimate peripheral participation: An instructional design approach for motivating computing education by Mark Guzdial and Allison Elliott Tew describes a design principle for creating computing courses for non-CS majors. The premise is that teaching computing to non-technical majors is a problem of storytelling – explaining to them why it's relevant, why they should care. However, for Guzdial and Elliott Tew, storytelling for computing is not like in film or novels – it's storytelling in three dimensions (i.e. in the lecture hall, in the dorm, in the computer labs) for over 10-15 weeks. This relevant storytelling form is called "Imagineering," and is the way that Disney creates theme parks.
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studies graphics designers who program to make their lives easier by automating processes, and creating image effects that don't exist naturally in their programs. Dorn performed a survey of these designers and found that their knowledge of programming and computer science is quite sophisticated. This study of people who just pick-up programming is giving Dorn and Guzdial insight into how to better motivate and teach undergraduate students. "We might also learn how to better educate these non-CS professionals," says Guzdial, "to help improve their processes and the quality of what they produce."
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Bass Pro Shops pro Ott DeFoe of Tennessee was second with 34.80 pounds. Ranger Boats pro Chris Baumgardner of North Carolina was third with 34.63 pounds.
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"When I got there the water was running and it was game-on," DeFoe said. "The first one I caught was a 3-pounder and I finished my limit pretty quickly. I was able to cull the limit and even caught one about 15 minutes before I left to check in, and that probably was the difference between second and third place, and possibly fourth place. It wasn't much, but every ounce counted."
The current along the shore wasn't too strong, he said, but was enough to nudge the lightly-weighted worm into the eddies.
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Baumgardner was third with 34.63 pounds after moving into contention from 10th place on the first day. Megabass pro Shinichi Fukae of Texas led going into the final day, but fell to fourth after catching just four bass for 7.99 pounds and a total of 34.42.
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"They follow it and turn on when it's going fast," Fukae said. "Then I kill it, and it's right there in front of them. But they didn't bite as well today and my best area … nothing. I went there four times and didn't catch anything."
Evan Williams Bourbon pro Jason Quinn of South Carolina was fifth with 30.63 pounds. The top 30 pros fished the final day.
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Songs playing in AccuRadio R&B : Eighties R&B
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