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The Spring 2012 Video Showcase and Awards Ceremony honored the work of more than a dozen students in five categories.
The Spring 2012 Video Showcase and Awards Ceremony honored the work of more than a dozen students in five categories.
Students in COMM-470, Event Planning, worked with Quincy-based Interfaith Social Services to organize the 38th annual South Shore Walk and Family Fun Celebration. The event, held at the Kennedy Center in Quincy, raised $30,000 that will help feed families and individuals in need. Rick Doane, director of Interfaith, credited the BSU student volunteers with making this year's event so successful. The amount raised nearly doubled past events, according to Interfaith.
Dr. Jabbar Al-Obaidi, professor of communication studies and director of the Center for Middle East Studies, announced that Bridgewater has signed a memorandum of cooperation with two Iraqi universities - University of Kufa and Kirkuk University. Fred Clark, executive vice president and vice president for external affairs, signed the agreements in Washington, D.C. with the presidents of the institutions.
Dr. Polina Sabinin of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science was awarded a CARS summer grant to work on a publication resulting from her dissertation. She has also accepted an invitation to serve on the Mathematics Subcommittee for the statewide High Expertise Teaching (HET) project, which is part of the Knowledge and Skills of Professional Teaching Project sponsored by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Eduation, and the Working Group for Educator Excellence.
Dr. Shannon Lockard of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science gave a joint presentation with Dr. Jenny Shanahan, director of the Office of Undergraduate Research, on Inquiry-Based Learning entitled "Why Inquiry?" They discussed experiences and thoughts on using IBL in the clasroom. The presentation was sponsored by STREAMS (Student Retention Enhancement Across Mathematics and Science).
Dr. Annela Kelly of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, has published "Analysis of One-pile Misere Nim for Two Alliances" in the Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics.
Dr. Ward Heilman, professor of mathematics and computer science, spent his sabbatical investigating elliptic curves and how they are used in elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). The study of elliptic curves themselves forms "a fascinating and important branch of mathematics which played a central part in Wile's proof of Fermat's Last Theorem," he said, adding that there is growing evidence that the use of elliptic curves over finite fields provides a faster and more efficient delivery of keys for both public and private key encryption schemes.
Dr. Heidi Burgeil and Dr. Matthew Salomone, both of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, published a paper on Logarithmic Spirals and Projective Geometry in M.C. Escher's "Path of Life III" in the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics.
Dr. Irina Seceleanu of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, and Dr. Steven Haefner of the Department of Chemistry, delivered a presentation on what first-year students know about mathematics when they enter Bridgewater, what/when/how they are taught, and what they are expected to know. Additionally, Dr. Seceleanu presented "Dichotomous Behavior for the Hypercyclicity of Weighted Shifts" at the Wabash Extramural Modernn Analysis Miniconference at Indiana University.
Professor Philip I. Scalisi of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, and graduate coordinator of mathematics, was invited to participate in the centennial celebration of Arizona's statehood. He organized and presented material pertaining to mineralogy and crystallography - subjects that have played an important role in the history of Arizona. He also gave a presentation on the history of mathematics to students at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, and spoke on the non-Western history of mathematics to students and faculty at Bristol Community College.
Bridgewater State University offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate, graduate, and evening degree programs. Centrally located and widely respected, Bridgewater is committed to making a challenging, high quality education accessible and achievable for students in the region and beyond.


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The adoption of the OECD standard on administrative assistance in taxation matters in accordance with Art. 26 of the OECD Model Tax Convention will have no impact on the situation for taxpayers resident in Switzerland. The right of the Swiss tax authorities to access bank data under Swiss domestic law is not affected by the decision.
The Federal Council acknowledges that the wish of the people of Switzerland for appropriate protection of personal privacy is still firmly entrenched. For this reason, it fully endorses banking secrecy and resolutely rejects any form of automatic exchange of information. The privacy of customers will continue to be protected from unauthorised access to information concerning private assets.
Banking secrecy, however, does not protect any form of tax offence. With the globalisation of financial markets and in particular the current financial crisis, international cooperation in tax matters has become increasingly important. The Federal Council will actively continue to support efforts in this regard.
The decision that the Federal Council made today will be implemented within the framework of bilateral double taxation agreements. The greater scope for exchange of information will only have practical effects when the renegotiated agreements come into force. In addition, adjustments must be made to the agreement with the EU on the taxation of savings income . Furthermore, Switzerland regards improved market access for international financial services and equal treatment with regard to the supply and quality of information as matters of great importance.
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Looking at some of the most cutting edge technologies currently in development which will change the way we look at the world.
We are currently living in a fascinating age of scientific development. With such rapidity the world around us has changed considerably. In as little as the twelve years since this century began, the advances driven by development of computer technologies alone have been astounding.
Computers really have been the major driving force of the information age, becoming ever more advanced, allowing us to incorporate them into a wider range of tasks, speeding up research, and allowing innovators to use them in ways previously only dreamt of in the realm of science fiction. The mobile boom really has allowed technology to go into hyper drive with mobiles – once large cumbersome analog deviceses, and now sleek miniature advanced computer - becoming the most sought after fashion accessory and communication tool on the planet. In Africa more people have access to mobile phones than clean drinking water. The jump has taken even the most hardened technology gurus by surprise, but has proven just how much consumers drive global advances. The table below, of a top end PC from 2000 compared to the new Samsung Galaxy S3 mobile phone, indicated advances predicted by Moore's Law.:
|Samsung Galaxy S3 (2012)
|Gateway computer (2000)
|1.4Ghz (quad core)
|800Mhz (0.8Ghz)
|16Gb solid state
|10Gb IDE
|1280×720 (720p)
|1280×720 (720p)
|83 cubic centimeters
|25000 cubic centimeters
The graph by renowned futurist Ray Kurzweil below depicts the progress in calculations per second over time. Kurzweil adapts the trend to include not just the progress regarding integrated circuits from the 1980′s onwards, as predicted by Moore's Law, but he goes back in time to include earlier transistors, vacuum tubes, relays and the electromechanical computer. Does it look to you like the line of progress in curving upwards?
With continued advances more innovative technologies continue to develop which hark back to fiction, but will soon be a reality. We really are living in a very interesting age with much of the world changing rapidly around us so what does the next twelve years have instore for us? In this series I am going to be looking at some of the most cutting edge technologies currently in development which will change the way we look at the world. Following the development of the autonomous car, as it reinvents the way we view travelling; optical camouflage, being able to view a person's thoughts, creating new ways of analysing mental health disorders; stepping into deep and engaging virtual reality worlds allowing a new realm of exploration; these are just a few of the multiplicity of ground break ideas being developed. what may surprise you is just how far some of these technologies are becoming already.
In this first part I will be focusing on Autonomous cars and Optical camouflage to see how they have developed, which will inevitable change the world for everyone not only within their direct developments but in the spin off technologies which will get developed parallel to them opening new and interesting fields of research to further develop the world.
Autonomous cars
For anyone who has ever had to commute to work the doldrum of the fabled traffic jam is more than just a mild irritation, especially if your commute involved similar jams and bad drivers every single working day making the working day as a whole such a grind starting an hour or so before you even clock on. Rolling out of bed in the early hours of the morning is never a fun ordeal, always trying to savor the last couple of minutes of warm comfort before being dragged into the harsh realities of a cold and icy dark winter morning. What would you give to effectively eliminate the commute. Well autonomous cars could very well be the answer to this age old problem of early morning stress, freeing up time in the working day. It may surprise you just how close we are to achieving this goal.
Already Nevada has issued licences for autonomous cars providing they reach certain specifications outlined in the law and have two people in the car at all times. The first of these self-driven cars is a modified Toyota Prius which contains brakes and accelerator connected to computers, GPS, artificial intelligence systems, laser radar and a vast database; all honing the effectiveness of the cars ability to drive unaided. Of course as this is still the early stages of this type of automobiles development the state government has put into place rules of having one driver in the driving seat and another to monitor all the systems, however after extensive testing there has been no evidence to prove that these cars would be any hazard on the road.
With other states in the USA already considering allowing this technology in it shows a very promising future for development. Over time I have no doubt the rules will alter to allow the cars to become completely self-driven totally changing the way we view long journeys and commutes, making them all the more pleasurable. Of course the knock on effects for road safety will be huge as with computers doing all the work, each Country will be able to enforce speed rules along with the entire highway code consistently which leads to much safer roads for everyone concerned. The haulage industry would see huge rises in efficiency as the computers do not get tired and the previous drivers of these companies would need to become technicians for the computers, as the dynamic of their roles totally change.
Optical camouflage
A common idea in much of science fiction is that of cloaking devices. From individual body parts to ships the size of small countries. This idea comes up a lot int the sci-fi anals; and for good reason. As far as warfare is concerned, this is somewhat of the holy grail. It would allow complete surprise in attacks, and have equal defensive merits when avoiding conflict. This technology could potentially eliminate much blood shed in conflict – if used correctly of course. And as it turns out the technology for this really may no longer only exist in the realm of science fiction.
The overall premise for the idea is very simple. We view the world around us by the reflection and refraction of light from surfaces. Different colours are merely created by the surfaces absorbing parts of the spectrum whilst allowing the rest to reflect back to the observer's eye (or capture device), allowing the brain to generate the image. So by creating a surface which would absorb or refract the light away from the observer it will render the object invisible to the observer. The idea of refraction works for a single source or sources setup in specific sweat spots however for a more encompassing effect the use of absorption would have to be implemented to realistically create an effective cloaking device.
The first experiment showing that cloaking a 3-D object was viable was surprisingly only carried out at the start of this year. The experiment used microwaves along with what is known as a plasmonic material which presents a photo negative of the object to be cloaked allowing for the waves to be cancelled out allowing the object to be concealed. Over the year it appears much research has been done on the idea of cloaking and the advances seem quite vast coming from only using microwaves and metamaterials (artificial materials with specific properties to hide the object) to using calcite (a common crystalline material) which achieves cloaking by sending the two polarisations of light directions (the way the light wave oscillates) in different directions to cancel out the light. The Calcite method is thought to allow for more scalability as the material is common and thus easy to acquire thus a potential route to advance this technology even more.
The latest breakthrough of cloaking comes from "trapping a rainbow", which is a very elegant way to phrase the slowing of light to an almost stand still. The method was to coat an array with a thin film of gold placed above a flat, gold-coated sheet of glass. The light was shone from the side aimed between the two sheets, guided around each tiny len thus creating a small cloaked region in the centre of each lens. The array of lenses was used to slow the light down, similarly to a prism meaning that the light would spread out into its constituent colours across the surface.
The quest for creating a sustainable commercially viable cloaking device has brought up much innovation in the ways we interact and manipulate light which in its own right has brought up other avenues of research with these techniques from explosive detection to blood analysis there is no doubt this technology is very useful all around society unlocking whole other avenues to research. Although creating a personal cloaking device is still technology of the future, there is no doubt the development of this technology is developing at present at a rather accelerated rate and who will know what the end result will be or even what we will see in the next twelve years.
These are just the first two technologies which I will be looking over, my next article will attempt to probe even more further afield staring out into space to explore the development of off planet mining and the benefits it can bring the world as a whole; the idea of the elixir of eternal life stretching human life right to its limits; and the creation of rich lush virtual environments to rival what we see in reality unlocking new environments to explore and methods of future training.


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Step 1: Finding a location for the USB power plug
Step 2: The USB 12 volt car adapter
Step 3: Preparing the blank cover
Step 4: Fitting the USB circuit board
Step 5: Making the hole for the USB power
Step 6: Wiring
Step 7: Fixing the LED
Wow! What a great way to modify an older vehicle!
Thank you for the details and careful writing. You've produced a very good 'ible!
That's great, but it didn't exist when I installed the USB power 5 years ago. It also defeats the purpose of making something yourself. That being said, I would probably just buy something like that if I were to do it over again.
This is cool and all, but you can just buy USB outlets that are made to either be standalone, or if you remove the base, they fit directly where your 12v outlet is. I got this one at a local auto parts store for $15. it's also 2amps.
any thoughts on how to take one 12V cigarette lighter in a 1988 jeep wrangler, and modify so I can keep the cigarette lighter socket but add 1-2 USB chargers?
How do you remove that panel from the Prius!? I can't get it off! I don't even know what it's called to search. I've tried every term I could think of... Please help :-(
I would recommend a different USB part:
It is panel mount, so it will look nicer and is self-trimming. It has two USB ports and has leads so you don't need to disassemble or hack the part. It just works.
Most importantly, it is rated at 2.1A (max you want to go on a 10A 12v circuit is about 3A), so you can charge iPads or charge iPhones 2x faster.
Awesome Job! I like it! Following you...
(BTW, I specifically looked for a circuit-protected USB power adapter. Some have fuses and some have circuit breakers. The biggest surprise was finding several expensive models that have no circuit protection at all. Buyer beware!)
Considering my car's circuit, adding an in-line fuse to your design costs $5. Better to spend a little for protection than to risk ruining expensive electronics.
But I guess it's ultimately your choice. Good luck! ;^)
Besides, it's a hybrid = Ton's of batteries!
But I think if you drained the 12V by leaving your MP3 running all year you can get a jump off a passing moped, or charge it on a solar panel enough to boot the computer.
If you park your car in READY mode the engine will cycle on as needed to recharge the main traction battery, and the main traction battery will supply power to keep the 12v battery charged.
Have a look at http://priups.com. I use Richard's approach to draw power from the main traction battery and can verify that the engine keeps it nicely charged when in READY mode.


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188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
I've got the latest beta installed with my 8800GTS 320MB card, and see some pretty large memory leaks. Plasma eats up over 1.3GB of pixmap cache at some points, and I have to kill X to get it to release the memory (kde restart doesn't help).
In addition to that, Even with an X restart, I have continual problems with windows either opening blank or rendering once, and not updating again till I resize them, sometimes they will only update once every resize, sometimes the resize makes them update normally again. It does not effect the apps input or anything, apps still recognize input and run properly, except the content they are drawing isn't showing up. In order to fix THIS problem I need to reboot.
If it helps this is my xorg.conf config:
# nvidia-xconfig: X configuration file generated by nvidia-xconfig
If theres anything I can do to help find the cause, let me know, its REALLY annoying.
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
What makes you think plasma is eating 1.3 gigs of pixmap cache? Can you post the relevant command output/system monitor screenshot?
The second issue sounds like the general race condition problem between OpenGL and DAMAGE events. Do you still see any "corruption" if you totally disable desktop effects?
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Heres my log file as well: http://strangesoft.net/Xorg.0.log
Also, the "windows stop updating" issue starts off with maximized windows, and the only way to get them updating again is to shrink them down in size till they start updating normally. Eventually it starts happening to smaller and smaller windows, eventually leading to app crashes when even small/tiny windows can't (i assume) get any pixmaps.
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1c00000 31 1 0 1611 1389 1265573K 33K 1265606K 29771 Qt-subapplication
29771 moose 20 0 533m 275m 34m S 1 6.8 95:07.35 plasma
I can try and see if I get any of the strange drawing without desktop effects.. But It seems to me as if its a leak rather than just a race, as it gets steadily worse overtime as more and more memory is consumed by X. Eventually leading to even small windows not updating, and even lead to apps crashing when they attempt to show a new window, no matter how small.
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
Your log indicates you're running 180.11 and not .16.
If the driver was leaking pixmap cache, the memory usage wouldn't be in the client application. At first glance, it looks like the abnormal memory usage is caused by a bug in plasma.
What happens to the memory usage of plasma if you VT-switch out and back in the X server?
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
Actual memory useage for plasma doesn't change, but pixmap mem does a little, started with 562 pixmaps, 623 "misc" and 217449K pxm mem, after switch back it changed to 475 pixmaps, 536 misc, and 217133K pxm mem.
While no doubt some of the problem lies with plasma, they can't find it, and the largest leak reports seem to be common with the nvidia binary driver only. Not to mention the fact that I need to reboot to get all of my memory back and to get the desktop working properly again.
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
I've had plasma bleed sometimes in the past but not recently really - try the kde 4.2 beta if you can as it seemed to work fairly well with the 180 series of drivers with the exception of unexplained (but probably slower) xorg leaks.
But before that, you mentioned restarting kde gets you no where. So if you do
kquitapp plasma
Does the memory get free'd under xrestop? Does the plasma entry at least go away? If it doesn't restart automatically.
in the terminal afterwords.
I was able to get back my memory from plasma when I restarted it although it was a slow and annoying process. But at least its not a full desktop restart. Additionally, since the client memory is tracked from xorg it should free it when plasma dies.
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Should have mentioned I've been using kde from svn since 4.1 was released. Which means I've been using 4.2 since then as well.
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Ok, so some news, after running with a fresh svn checkout of kde 4.2, and (for
sure this time) the 180.16 drivers, plasma is up to 105MB of pixmaps. Its
slightly strange too, it only started increasing after I stopped playing with
things trying to get it to allocate more memory.
I've just did a little silly test of recording X memory use in various stages of X and kde restart
Virt Res Shr
I'll be testing with the open source nv driver next to see if it also shows leaks, and if they are as bad, well its most likely plasma's fault.
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
nvidia: 123M 54M 7504 (yes I cloned those numbers from above)
nv: 740M 463M 6340
But I haven't seen any leak from plasma after letting it sit for an hour or two, while I did see a leak with the nvidia driver. I forgot however to check if X's own memory usage increased or not. So I'm trying again.
Interesting note, I tried to restart X while the nv driver is loaded, and X wouldn't quit short of a saK command in a VT, and even then my consoles were messed up and no foreground colors were visible, so I had to reboot.
Now I'm going to let it sit for an hour (again) or so and see if memory usage increases much like it did with the nvidia driver (in plasma or X).
Re: 188.16 - Memory leak and gaphical "corruption"
No noticeable leaks in the same time frame with the nv driver.
I can't see it being a plasma leak now. Plasma doesn't have special code depending on which driver is in use. All it does is enable or disable RGBA visuals depending on the availability of XRender or Compositing support. And for this last test I've had XRender effects enabled. So I've been using the same code paths in plasma for all of my tests.
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Can you confirm it leaks as well if you disable GLX in xorg.conf?
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I contacted Debbie through Zillow and made an appointment to see houses with her the following day. I confirmed appointment time the following day with her, however she was 30 mins late to the first house. After following her to the second house, her knowledge about the structure of that house impressed me, but when I led the way to the third house (less than a mile away), my children and I sat waiting for her for more than 30 mins again. When I texted her to tell her we were leaving, she said she was on her way. It was too late. Impression already made. I contacted a different agent that evening and have had a much better experience at home shopping.
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Debbie helped me through buying my first home and provided excellent service. The process was complicated by extra documentation requirements for a home buying program I was going through, surprises on home inspections, mistakes at the city level and other circumstances neither of us could control. Through all of that, Debbie stuck with me, guided me through the process and kept me reassured that I would get my home. The process took quite some time (because of those external factors) and we had to deal with multiple properties before we found the perfect one, but Debbie never got impatient, continued to provide the highest level of service and expedited the process whenever she could. Best of all, she was so kind and helpful to a first time home-buyer; she laid my fears to rest at every turn, and I really felt that she was on my side. I love the house that Debbie helped me buy, but if I ever leave it, I'll contact her again for the next one!
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Step 3: Camouflage
Camo outside the blind is not the only thing that is important to consider when thinking about concealing yourself from the birds. While in the ground blind it is a good idea to where dark clothes. Light colors give a good contrast against the black interior of the blind, which makes it easier for the birds to detect your movements.
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Looks like harmless fun to me.... am i missing something here? Moving on to the next story....
Obama certainly doesn't hold back from showing people how clueless he is. It just doesn't stop with this clown ! You can't make this stuff up ! LOL
lol, I'm amazed as to how many experts we have on here that know exactly what happened that night.
If Christianity is man-made as some of you say, and religions "come and go", then you'll be right...it will fail. If the Bible is corrupt and the Gospels aren't the Word of God and Jesus has been greatly exaggerated then so be it; it will fail. Here's my only question - Why hasn't it failed yet? I still see lives being changed by God all the time. If it's man-made, then it will fail. However, if it is from God I can assure you one thing - You will not be able to stop it; you will only find yourself fighting against God. Sounds to me this is the battle some of you have today.
I think the Tea Party will continue to see popularity as long as Obama keeps stripping freedom from under our nose and continues to destroy everything that America has stood for for the past 200 years. But i can understand arguments and comments from both sides. Frankly I really dislike and disagree with many of the policies that have come from Obama and his administration. Yet on the other side I wish the GOP would stop being pansies and just STEP IT UP. Sometimes I look at our elected officials today and think - is this the best we can come up with? It just seems like a clown show lately. When are we going to come together and put aside our political and personal beliefs to stand up for the greater good of the American people and fight to get this country back from our corrupt politicians that exist ON BOTH SIDES ? Remember, they work for us, we don't work for them. Sometimes I feel like people forget that. They want to divide us in hopes we come running with open arms. Lets fight together for individual liberty, freedom, and for God's sake our sovereignty that I fear we will lose if things don't change for the better.
So if she didn't have housemaids, then she did the dishes herself. And if she didn't have a dishwasher, then she probably did the dishes in the sink. Like most "typical American women" - Keep drinkin the kool-aid buddy.
Haddit - You can't speak common sense with someone who only thinks in two dimensions. Dumb it down next time.
Well on a brighter note Obama says everythings going to be AOK, so no need to worry folks!! He is working hard to destroy capitalism, push his progressive agenda, redistribute your tax money, divide the country along race and class lines, control the media , skirt congress, bad-mouth the SCOTUS and bring " social justice" to America. And we all know THAT is not an easy job. So much is on his plate. And then there are all of those teleprompter speeches and those campaign fund-raisers. Parties at the White House. Campaigning. So everyone should just give this guy a break. Everyone should just stop being, well...ya know, racists.
Lisa - Do you even read the posts that you respond too? I really wonder sometimes. He said "riding horses is part of treatment for MS." This is simple fact. Are you trying to dispute a fact? Lol. Do you consistently play Devil's advocate? Or do you just not think before you say things? No one ever said that riding horses isn't expensive. No one ever said that riding horses doesn't tend to be a hobby people of upper-middle class enjoy. It's amazing how someone can say a simple fact and you act is if they're trying to get under your skin or something. So a woman with cancer and MS can't try to enjoy part of her treatment in aiding her illness? Do a little more reading under this article. Read my very first comment on this story, and read others as well. About 99% of the people on here have said that no matter what a person's political or persons beliefs are, what's being said about her is just plain wrong. Stop constantly thinking Republican or Democrat. There are other options. It's this type of mentality that is killing America. You've allowed yourself to only think in two dimensions and by whatever means necessary to defend anyone with a "D" next to their name. Wake up.
Thanks for pointing that out. When I read and posted earlier at the time that wasn't yet clarified. With the addition of the more recent posts I can see that is the case.
How desperate have liberals become these days? I don't care who you are - Democrat, Republican, Liberal, Conservative - raising 5 boys while juggling MS and breast cancer is probably 10x harder than most jobs. Add to that supporting her husband, so practically juggling 6 boys and still being sane is simply amazing. I watched my mom raise me and my brother and she only had us two boys to deal with, sometimes I don't know how she did it. C'mon guys.............really?
Yes let's just have the government regulate more and more of what we do in our everyday lives. Lol. You people really don't get it, do you?
Typical sleeping liberals. And to think you both believe FoxNews is the source of finding this information shows how truly oblivious you are. Wake up. Care to have anything of importance to dispute what I wrote? I'd love to hear it.
Hey south, don't worry. I'm sure when the country goes up in smoke within the next 6-8 months your house and your measily lil investment portfolio will be just fine. Lol. If whether you're doing "better or not" is based on your little house, your measily investment portfolio, and your daughters education which will be worthless relatively soon at the rate this countrys going, I suggest you do some soul searching. Liberty and individual freedom is being stripped out right from under your feet and your too dumb and blind to see it, or to narrow-minded and ignorant to care. Wake up.
I know they must be crazy, Obama's the way to go for sure. I can't wait for four more years of $4.00+ per gallon of gas, no drilling, trillions of more spending, record-high food prices, Obamacare, forced progressive policies, unconstitutional laws, attacks on religion, shunning our allies, appeasing our enemies, inciting class warfare, promoting a racial division, hopefully WAY higher than 9% unemployment, more foreclosures by the bushel because clearly those are completely normal, openly appeasing the Russians and the Muslim Brotherhood (Ask yourself this question - Why would he be honest with Russia and lie to the American people?) You're right. I'm gonna support a dictatorial federal government owned by labor unions supported by Marxist, Radical idealogies backed by the likes of Jeremiah Wright, Sal Alinsky, Van Jones, Cass Sunstein, George Soros, and Bill Ayers and his LOVELY wife. Any oblivious sheep that would continue to support the likes of such a lying, corrupt, clearly Communist driven individual is probably so far from having anything close to a sense of reality and awareness of what's actually happening in the world today. Sorry did I offend you? On a brighter note, now that your "hope and change" is finally here, open your arms wide and embrace it with love in knowing the world will no longer know hate....Ahhh yes, how good it feels to be a socialist, right? Now we're all poor, so we're all equal ! Hey, Count Chokula, how's the liberal kool-aid taste these days? Been reading "Rules for Radicals" lately? So let me just better understand something, you care about the interests in what happens to babies when they're born - How about this record debt this administration is leaving for the future generations to come? Don't worry man just vote for Obama in November. Nothings at stake, besides your country, your freedom, and your dignity. All three of which you clearly don't understand or appreciate. Shhhhhhh.....Count......Mockula......nothing..... to.... see..... here......Just.....go.......back.....to......sleep......sssshhhhhhhh
Obama has his progressive agenda planned to the T. So let me better understand his latest tactics here - First the White House drums up the contraception nonsense, claims and blames the GOP is being anti-Woman and starting a War on Women, and then has this supposed womens conference the other day? Then he has the audacity of hope to wait to settle them down because "they are women." ? What?
Please, women of America rise up and recognize Obama's orchestrations. Intelligent America women are no longer fooled by Obama's radical Sal Alynsky tactics. Obama thinks women are gullible suckers who haven't been paying attention to his divisive class ware fare rhetoric, Union and corporate cronyism , shady business dealings (can you say Blagovich), failed economic policies, extreme high gas prices, endless spending, attacks on religious freedom, the coming rationed Obamacare nightmare, need I go on? Obama has a record now, that even the corrupt liberal lame-stream media can't bury or hide. Lets preserve individual liberty, restore constitutional principles, and get back to the roots that made this country so great. God bless America. One nation, Under God. Vote this clown out of office.
Lisa - Maybe if you took the time to read the quote I referred too, you would see that in fact, it came from John Quincy Adams? The fact I didn't specify his middle name may have confused you a little, no problem. Are you going to say anything of importance here that is relevant? Or are you going to continue to spew dull one-liners? Are we done here? Like I said in my VERY FIRST POST, I would love to hear your side as to what you believe America's history is and how this country was founded. Although, I have a feeling your sense of reality is so far distorted no one will understand it but you. Please educate us. Like I said in my first post - "I'm a great listener." It's quite simple really, I see two options here. (1) Either you're on here playing Devil's Advocate, or, (2) You don't think before you speak. Try opening your mind before you open your mouth, it saves you the embarassment.
Lisa, again I believe you're mistaken. You can read Adam's diary that he kept up until his death in 1848. Keep in mind I was referring to John QUINCY Adams. And is it different beliefs like these that means people like us can't stand together for the greater good of this country? It's this kind division and two-dimensional thinking that is killing us...
Lisa - If that's wrong I'd love to hear your side, I'm a great listener. However by your constant empty attempts to respond to simple facts when it comes to American history, it's clear to everyone here your narrow-minded statements lack any sign of depth. I'm not typing incoherent opinions here..... These are facts backed up by over 200 years of history. History becomes an inconvenience for those who attempt to ignore it.
You can't make this stuff up, you really can't. I fear half of you hear haven't read much, or haven't even read the Decleration of Independence for example? The Decleration of Independence is a document which is rooted SPECIFICALLY in the law of God. Just a thought, perhaps the best place to begin to better understand how the Decleration serves in this capacity (The laws of nature of nature's God. If you don't know what this means, LOOK IT UP) is to discern HOW the framers understood and applied it. By invoking the "Laws of Nature and of Nature's God" the 56 signers of the Decleration incorporated a legal standard of freedom into the forms of government that would follow. The freedom that was adopted was simply that God's law was supreme and gave freedom. The phrase "Laws of Nature and of Nature's God" referred to the laws that God in his capacity as the Creator of the universe had established for the governance of people, nations, and of course, nature. Our body of law, God's law, can be ascertained by the people through an examination of God's physical creation (the universe) , the text of the Bible (his Revelation) , and CONSCIENCE and REASON (the reliable standards of right and wrong which reside in ALL people) John Adams wrote in 1839 that the American people's "charter is the Decleration of Independence. Their rights, the natural rights FOR ALL MANKIND. Their government, such as should be instituted by the people, under the solemn mutual pledges of perpetual union, founded on these self-evident truths proclaimed in the Decleration." The dream of liberty and biblical truth played the role in the birth of our great country. America's founders accepted the reality that basic rights were inseparable from human beings and they recognized that those inalienable rights were not given by government nor acquired by force, but that life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are the gifts of the Creator. "We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." WAKE UP AMERICA. If you don't know where you came from, it's pretty hard to determine where you're going. This nation was NO accident! GOD BLESS AMERICA


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As for the person who said listen to real metal, your a joke! By the looks of my name you would probebly say i have no idea about metal, i mean korn and slipknot, they dont have critics at all. But i did that because i try and be different as well, im not one of those metal fans that say nu metal is totally crap when it isnt. Lamb of God and Shadows Fall are good bands, but if you want to start talking like that i would say maiden, priest, metallica, those sort of bands that made metal what it is. Slipknot are insane and for those people that say nu metal is bad and doesnt compare, then you ignorent and only limit your own musical taste.
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St. Lawrence River update
Please note that the following pros will not compete on the St. Lawrence River:
Bucket C: Kelly Jordon
Bucket E: Jared Miller, Yusuke Miyazaki, Stephen Longobardi
They have been removed from the roster. If you had previously selected any of those four pros, please be sure to amend your team.
Pundit picks for the St. Lawrence River
Not quite desperation, but close
By Pete Robbins
After an eight-week break from Elite Series competition, the Elite field will head to smallmouth country at the end of July, looking for big brown bass and — for some — a chance to turn their seasons around. There are still three regular-season events left, so there's still room for major shuffling in the standings.
This is a tournament where everybody should catch fish or else be threatened with the loss of their tour card. When the Elites were in Waddington in 2013, 17 pounds a day over the first two days didn't get you paid, and 15 pounds a day was good for only 80th place. I don't believe that anyone will match winner Brandon Palaniuk's winning weight of 88-12, largely because Lake Ontario is off limits. If anything, that restriction will pack the weights even closer together. Every ounce is going to be critical.
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Who Edwin Evers would choose for the St. Lawrence
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WADDINGTON, N.Y. — If you're going to listen to anyone about who to pick for the St. Lawrence, listen to the guy who's been the best Fantasy Fishing pick in the last two tournaments.
Edwin Evers was the best choice for BASSfest and for Havasu. While that doesn't necessarily mean he knows how to play Fantasy Fishing (he doesn't play it, by the way), it does mean he can smash 'em when it counts, and he might have insight into who else can, as well.
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Opt for top smallie guys on the St. Lawrence
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Tackling the St. Lawrence River is easier said than done, but two years ago Brandon Palaniuk made it look quite simple. This time around, Lake Ontario isn't in the playing field and Palaniuk's honey hole isn't in play.
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Not quite desperation, but close
By Pete Robbins
After an eight-week break from Elite Series competition, the Elite field will head to smallmouth country at the end of July, looking for big brown bass and — for some — a chance to turn their seasons around. There are still three regular-season events left, so there's still room for major shuffling in the standings.
This is a tournament where everybody should catch fish or else be threatened with the loss of their tour card. When the Elites were in Waddington in 2013, 17 pounds a day over the first two days didn't get you paid, and 15 pounds a day was good for only 80th place. I don't believe that anyone will match winner Brandon Palaniuk's winning weight of 88-12, largely because Lake Ontario is off limits. If anything, that restriction will pack the weights even closer together. Every ounce is going to be critical.
With the season sliding toward its eventual end, those of us who need to make a move in Bassmaster Fantasy Fishingwill have to take some risks just like the anglers will. After a disastrous set of picks at Kentucky Lake, I slid back to somewhere in the 80th percentile. Accordingly, I'm going to bet on those with something to prove — and a track record of being able to do it.
Bucket A: DeFoe
Popular Pick: Aaron Martens
It's tough to go against Aaron Martens on a venue where drop shotting is likely to play a major role, and unlike the two guys ahead of him in the AOY race, he's won the title before. But at nearly 30 percent ownership at the time of this writing, picking him won't help me make a move.
Almost Picked: Edwin Evers
I have no idea if Edwin Evers' Kentucky Lake momentum will be sapped by an eight-week layoff, and he's a proven stud on the smallmouth factories, so it's tough to let Evers slide, especially since he finished 25th here last time.
My Pick: Ott DeFoe
After a dismal start to the season at the Sabine and Guntersville, the Talented Mr. DeFoe has slid up to 15th place in the AOY standings. With a low ownership percentage, a penchant for smallmouth, exceptional versatility and a third-place finish here in 2013, expect him to excel.
Bucket B: Schultz
Popular Pick: Mike Iaconelli
Mike Iaconelli and Northern smallmouth present an obvious synergy not lost on many fans, but he finished 63rd here last time. He's a threat from coast to coast, but his high ownership percentage makes him a tough sell for someone like me who needs to make up ground.
Almost Picked: Jonathon VanDam
Jonathon VanDam is currently a Classic bubble boy after missing the big show last year for the first time since 2012. He finished second here to Palaniuk in 2013 and was raised on a diet of brown fish.
My Pick: Bernie Schultz
The Florida veteran's success with smallmouth from faraway latitudes is well-documented, yet few Fantasy Fishing players seem prepared to bet on Bernie Schultz. Take the risk and hope he turns in a characteristic performance. Three of his last four Elite Series Top 12s have been in smallmouth territory, and another one could help him get to his ninth Classic appearance and first since 2009.
Bucket C: Bertrand
Popular Pick: Brandon Palaniuk
No surprise that Wonder is taking in huge swaths of Fantasy Fishing voters, but the waters Palaniuk fished last time around will be off limits. That doesn't mean he won't do well, but even if he does, it's not the type of pick that'll separate you from the pack.
Almost Picked: Brett Hite
Brett Hite whacked 'em at Hartwell, Guntersville and Kentucky Lake, but it has nevertheless been an under-the-radar season for the Arizona pro, largely because it hasn't included a win or two like last year's campaign.
My Pick: Josh Bertrand
The young Arizona pro earned his last Sunday appearance here in 2013. He's had two bombs and three good showings this season, but as we move into the drop shot portion of the campaign (is that roughly equivalent to the talent portion of Miss America?), expect him to have at least one high finish — and I'm betting that this will be the one.
Bucket D: Faircloth
Popular Pick: Casey Ashley
Classic winner Casey Ashley is gathering large numbers of votes, despite the fact that he's not known primarily as a smallmouth guru. Also, he finished 79th here in 2013.
Almost Picked: Jared Lintner
Jared Lintner's five finishes this year all have a different number at the front of them, and four of them are on the wrong side of 50, yet he's shown the ability to go on hot streaks over the course of the year, as he did last year when he strung together 13th-, 18th-, 12th- and 11th-place finishes. He finished 32nd here in 2013, and if he wants to get back to the Classic in 2015, he'll have to finish there or better to position himself for that to happen.
My Pick: Todd Faircloth
Despite a comparatively high ownership percentage, I consider Todd Faircloth a value pick any time he appears in the next-to-last bucket. He's currently in 76th in the AOY race, in genuine danger of missing the Classic for the first time since 2006. With a proven track record on smallmouth (despite a 59th-place finish here in 2013), I expect him to at least make a run at keeping his streak alive.
Bucket E: Hawk
Popular Pick: Paul Mueller
Rookie Paul Mueller has found the Elite Series to be an unforgiving environment, with only one finish better than 50th place. Lots of fans are betting on his Northern smallmouth expertise to come into play as he tries to show that he can compete week in, week out at this level.
Almost Picked: Chad Pipkens
Chad Pipkens finished 10th here last time, with three Top 12s (one Elite, two Opens) since then, all north of the Mason-Dixon line. Two of them were on the Great Lakes, including a win. This season has been a disaster, though, as he's yet to better the 41st-place finish he earned in February's Hartwell Classic.
My Pick: Kevin Hawk
Kevin Hawk may be looking forward to this one more than anyone else in the field. The former Forrest Wood Cup winner struggled on his new home lake of Guntersville earlier this season, but he finished ninth here in 2013. He hasn't earned a check in Elite Series competition yet this year. If he's going to turn the season around and ensure a spot in the 2016 Elite Series, it's likely to happen on a venue that features quality fish in deep, clear water.
Who Edwin Evers would choose for the St. Lawrence
By Tyler Wade
WADDINGTON, N.Y. — If you're going to listen to anyone about who to pick for the St. Lawrence, listen to the guy who's been the best Fantasy Fishing pick in the last two tournaments.
Edwin Evers was the best choice for BASSfest and for Havasu. While that doesn't necessarily mean he knows how to play Fantasy Fishing (he doesn't play it, by the way), it does mean he can smash 'em when it counts, and he might have insight into who else can, as well.
We'll start with the tiebreaker first, which is the winner's weight.
"Well, the Canadian Bass Open will be going on at the same time," said Evers, "and that's 100 boats, so there will be lots of people on the water then. I'm going to go with 81 pounds, 12 ounces as the winning weight."
And here are his picks, bucket by bucket.
Bucket A: Evers
Edwin Evers didn't lead with picking himself. In fact, he chose five other pros before he said anything about himself. But he's a competitor and he doesn't ever bet on himself losing.
"I learned a lot there last time. I'd be putting my money on myself, of course," said Evers, "but if I had to pick other guys, those are the ones I'd go for."
The "those" he's referring to are the following: Aaron Martens, Clifford Pirch, Jason Christie, Brent Ehrler and Kevin VanDam.
"Martens is going to do good," said Evers. "He did really well there last time, and he's a great drop shotter.
"Pirch also did well there last time, with a Top 10, I think, and he's also a great drop shotter.
"Christie got in the Top 20 last time, had good bags, and he and Kevin VanDam were fishing the same water.
"And Kevin VanDam, how do you not pick him?"
Bucket B: Kriet
Evers first looked at Jonathon VanDam, Bernie Schultz, Tim Horton and Ken Iyobe as good options for Bucket B. "Iyobe seems to be catching 'em everywhere we go," he said.
But he settled on Jeff Kriet.
"He's trying super hard to get to the Classic with it being on Grand Lake. He's a great smallmouth fisherman, he's a great light-line fisherman, just a grinder. He's always the best at fishing the fish and fishing a pattern."
Bucket C: Klein
Want Evers' sympathy on trying to pick from this bucket? You've got it.
"This is a lot tougher bucket than the others," he said.
But a few bright stars in C are Josh Bertrand, Steve Kennedy and John Murray.
"Bertrand did well there last time, and Kennedy had the biggest bag. Murray did good, but he caught largemouth."
Ultimately, Gary Klein was his pick.
"He's a great, well-rounded angler," said Evers. "He's a great drop shotter, he's great with electronics. I've got a lot of respect for him."
Bucket D: Faircloth
Evers was immediately struck that Todd Faircloth was in Bucket D. (Anglers are assigned to buckets based on their standing in the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year race.)
"I can't believe Todd's that low," said Evers. "He's one of the best anglers all around. I've gotta go with him. He'll turn it around."
Alternate picks are Andy Montgomery and Cliff Prince.
"Montgomery is having a good season," he said. "I've gotta think he's gonna catch 'em fairly well.
"Prince always seems to be around 'em, and he can catch 'em."
Bucket E: Mueller
Evers picked three guys in Bucket E, but he settled on rookie Paul Mueller.
"Yusuke Miyazaki would be a good one," said Evers. "I think he caught them really well last time we were there.
"Chad Pipkens is another. He did well there last time, and he's good on smallies.
"It would be a toss-up for me between Pipkens and Mueller, but I'd lean toward Paul. He's from up that way, and he probably has had a lot of time on that water."
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Opt for top smallie guys on the St. Lawrence
By Ronnie Moore
Tackling the St. Lawrence River is easier said than done, but two years ago Brandon Palaniuk made it look quite simple. This time around, Lake Ontario isn't in the playing field and Palaniuk's honey hole isn't in play.
The St. Lawrence River should show out once again at how strong of a smallmouth fishery it truly is. Here are my earlyBassmaster Fantasy Fishing picks for the summertime smallmouth smashfest.
Bucket A: Zaldain
Conservative pick: Ott DeFoe
Ott DeFoe has a reputation for being a consistent angler no matter where the Elites travel. A third-place finish on the St. Lawrence River makes this pick even sweeter. His ownership isn't too high, which is something I shy away from, so DeFoe is still a worthwhile pick from what I see.
Dark horse pick: Chris Zaldain
Chris Zaldain is one of the best anglers on the Bassmaster Elite Series when it comes to landing fish with light line and a spinning setup, and when it comes to smallmouth he is near the top once again.
Pairing his skill set with a good first half of the season, I could see "Zaldaingerous" exceling on the waters of the St. Lawrence River. Not to mention that the California Kid has less than 1 percent ownership sweetens the deal even more. I like to call it a low-risk, high-reward situation.
I'll take Zaldain when brown fish and light line are in the mix.
Bucket B: Walker
Conservative pick: Jonathon VanDam
Jonathon VanDam is one of the best smallmouth fishermen on the Elite Series, and he has proven it the last few years. He finished second at this event in 2013 and has also done well in Michigan when smallmouth are involved. Conservatively, he is one of your best bets, but his ownership percentage makes me shy away.
Dark horse pick: David Walker
David Walker has had a pretty good season with some ups and downs so far, and for some reason I think he could do well here. In 2013 he finished 40th, but he was just one solid keeper from being in the Top 20.
I think he will take the lessons he learned at Guntersville and slow down enough to separate himself and find those bigger bags. Walker also finished 12th at Bays de Noc for the AOY Championship, so whether it is finesse fishing or power fishing for smallies, I think Walker will do just fine.
I'm going with Walker because it's hard to find that consistent of an angler with that little ownership percentage. I could see another Top 12 in Walker's future here.
Bucket C: Murray
Conservative pick: John Murray
John Murray is one of those Western anglers who excels in clear water and fishing deep at times. Last time they visited the St. Lawrence River, Murray was fishing on the final day. Murray isn't going to be an angler picked first for some events, but for me he is one angler I am watching for this event.
Dark horse pick: Brett Hite or Mark Davis
I am torn between two anglers that could go under the radar at the St. Lawrence River. So instead of giving you one perspective, here are the benefits of Mark Davis and Brett Hite, both of whom have shown to be fantastic finesse fishermen in their own right.
Davis probably has the most patience of any angler and also has an uncanny ability to squeeze as much as possible out of a given area. Hite brings the west-coast flair to his finesse tactics. When anglers can't get a bite, they often fall back on a drop shot. Hite starts with it and excels from the get-go. This leads me to believe that this could line up to be a derby made for Hite.
While Murray may slip under the radar for many Fantasy Fishing players, he will certainly be on my radar and is my Bucket C choice for the St. Lawrence River.
Bucket D: Faircloth
Conservative pick: Todd Faircloth
Since cashing a check at the Sabine River, Todd Faircloth has underperformed from what many people expect from him. I completely expect the Texas angler to bounce back and put together a good tournament here. This pick is strictly based on playing the numbers and the turnaround of Todd Faircloth's season.
Dark Horse pick: Seth Feider
Rookie Seth Feider is a Minnesota resident and undoubtedly has a handle on slaying smallmouth up North. Although New York is far from Minnesota, they are still smallmouth, and Feider knows all about those creatures. I expect Feider to put together his best finish of the season and possibly break out at the St. Lawrence River.
I'm going with a hunch here. Faircloth is my choice because he can't continue this cold streak for much longer. He has proven himself as one of the best anglers for the last few seasons and these hiccups are going to end soon. It's early, but Faircloth is my pick.
Bucket E: Wellman
Conservative pick: Paul Mueller
Paul Mueller has to love the challenge of diverse fisheries that the Elite Series pros face throughout the season, but coming close to home will be a welcomed sight. Although he had a rocky start to the season and a tough break at the California Delta, Mueller has cashed a check at Havasu and at Kentucky Lake via the Second Chance event. Heading back to smallmouth waters could be the shot in the arm that this rookie needs.
Dark Horse pick: Nate Wellman
Being a smallmouth guide and a Northern angler is a natural translation, no matter where the Elites travel for smallmouth events. Only 4 percent of Fantasy Fishing players are picking Wellman, and that is also because of unexpected selections that accompany him in Bucket E. With Chad Pipkens, Cliff Pace, Mueller and numerous other finesse anglers in this bucket, players get to pick from a good selection of fishermen.
I tend to lean toward anglers with lower ownership to gain an advantage even if it is ever so slightly. I'm going with Wellman for his smallmouth knowledge and low ownership percentage. Bucket E could be an interesting category with the sticks in that group.
Toyota wrap-up: You should have chosen Evers (again)
By Tyler Wade
PARIS, Tenn. — The very last event, on Havasu, the final Fantasy Fishing story was called You Should Have Chosen Evers.
For BASSfest, the title is the same because, once again, you should have.
Edwin Evers not only won Zippo BASSfest presented by A.R.E. Truck Caps, he also earned a total of four bonuses — three 5-point bonuses for being the daily leader and one 40-point bonus for weighing in the biggest bass.
Here is the perfect team:
Bucket A: Kevin VanDam, 295 points
B: Edwin Evers, 355
C: Timmy Horton, 285
D: Derek Remitz, 312
E: Fred Roumbanis, 280
The total score for a perfect team was 1,527, and — in very unusual fashion — two players achieved it.
Bucket A: VanDam
Kevin VanDam was heavily favored for the Kentucky Lake event, and for good reason. He's never finished outside of the Top 3 in an Elite Series event on this body of water.
But if you let VanDam's high ownership (35.4 percent) or the fact that he hasn't been the top pick in a Fantasy Fishing bucket in a long time scare you off, then you're probably kicking yourself right now.
The closest you could have gotten to VanDam's score was picking Aaron Martens. He ended with 251 points, which is solid, but it's almost 50 points behind VanDam's score of 295. As it happens, Martens was the second-most picked angler in the bucket with 13.7 percent. And the three next-highest anglers in ownership — Brent Ehrler, Keith Combs and Jason Christie — were also the three next-highest points scorers.
What that means is most people didn't lose much ground in Bucket A, even if they didn't pick VanDam. Obviously, VanDam gave his fans a 44-plus-point boost, but there weren't many 200-plus-point losses in Bucket A.
The only exception is the worst pick of the bucket, which was Mike Iaconelli. At 5.2 percent ownership, he finished last with 91 points. And as you can see, that's a big drop from the top for his owners.
Bucket B: Evers
Edwin Evers dominated on Kentucky Lake, and likewise, his owners dominated in Fantasy Fishing.
Evers' 55 bonus points on top of his win gave him a very healthy 355 points. The 25.6 percent of people who picked him are happy they did.
The closest you could have gotten to Evers in B was by choosing Micah Frazier. He earned 276 points, which is very high, and yet it's still 79 points back of Evers. No matter, though, because only 0.3 percent of people picked him.
The next-closest you could have gotten was Brandon Lester, who delivered 264 points for his 4.6 percent of fans. Behind him was Ott DeFoe, the second-most favorite of the bucket. His 17.3 percent of fans earned 250 points.
Other popular picks in the bucket didn't fare as well. Bobby Lane and Greg Hackney, both with around 12 percent ownership, were almost 200 points behind Evers at 175 and 157 points, respectively.
The worst pick of the bucket was David Williams at 0.3 percent, who earned 59 points. That is a 300-point swing.
Bucket C: Horton
Timmy Horton was by far the best pick of Bucket C at 285 points. The 11 percent of players who owned him got at least 50 points more than any other player, and they got more than 150 points than most of the other players.
The reason is that most of the high-ownership picks fared poorly. Casey Ashley, Mark Menendez and Todd Faircloth each were owned by around 16 percent of players, and each of them posted only 123, 121 and 97 points, respectively.
The closest you could have gotten to Horton was to pick Brandon Coulter, 235 points, or Ken Iyobe, 221 points, but almost no one did. Coulter was owned by 1 percent, and Iyobe by 0.4 percent.
The worst pick of the bucket was Kevin Short, owned by 1.2 percent of players. He earned only 55 points, and even his re-qualification for the tournament through the Second Chance event didn't boost his Fantasy points at all because he zeroed on Kentucky Lake on Day 4. (It did, however, benefit his pocketbook because he earned a $10,000 payday.)
Bucket D: Remitz
Derek Remitz didn't finish highest in his bucket, but his 40-point bonus for biggest bag of the tournament boosted him to the top.
Remitz, who was chosen by 7.6 percent of players, earned 312 points by virtue of his seventh-place finish and his bonus points. The next-closest angler was third-place finisher Brett Hite, who scored 290 points for his 13.5 percent of fans.
The most popular pick was Takahiro Omori with 29.9 percent ownership, but he ended with only 117 points, a 200-point loss in the bucket for his owners versus Remitz's. The next-most popular was Randall Tharp at 16.7 percent. He posted 227 points for his players.
The worst pick of the bucket was Carl Jocumsen with 63 points. He was owned by 0.9 percent of players.
Bucket E: Roumbanis
Fred Roumbanis was the best pick of Bucket E, but not by far.
Roumbanis, who was owned by 7.2 percent of players, earned 280 points with his fifth-place finish. But just behind him in eighth place were Brandon Card and Andy Montgomery. Card earned 268 points for his 15.5 percent of owners, and Montgomery earned 257 for his 12.3 percent.
If you chose either of those three, you fared well in Bucket E.
The most popular pick in E was Paul Mueller with 19.5 percent of the vote. Even with his Second Chance Top 10 and subsequent reentry into the tournament, he ended with only 75 points. That's nearly 200 points behind the Big 3 of Bucket E.
The worst pick of the bucket was Charlie Hartley, who didn't manage to weigh a fish and therefore earned zero points. That's a tough break for him, of course, and put his 0.4 percent of owners at least 57 points behind everyone (the next-lowest scorer was Stephen Longobardi with 57 points) and more than 200 points behind most.
Rosters for the next tournament, on the St. Lawrence River, are open now, and you've got so much time to decide on your roster. It doesn't take place until July 30, so that's just shy of two months for you to pick the perfect team.


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Last known address: 120 Carolina Wren Ave., Ladson
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