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Modified May 10th, 2021 at 11:12 PM Japanese Pro Catches 7½ Pounds in Final 30 Minutes to Overtake California Pro Jared Lintner and Claim Title in Kissimmee, Florida KISSIMMEE, Fla. (May 10, 2021) – Major League Fishing (MLF) pro Takahiro Omori of Tokyo, Japan, caught 16 bass totaling 35 pounds, 11 ounces, to win the Championship Round of the 2021 MLF USAA Patriot Cup Presented by Berkley in Kissimmee, Florida, which premiered Saturday on the Outdoor Channel. The win was the second MLF Cup w...

Chapman Tops 50 Pounds To Win Knockout Round Tuesday, May 25, 2021 Photo: MLF/Phoenix Moore The 23 scorable bass that Brent Chapman caught in the Knockout Round were five more than anyone else in the field boated. By MLF Communications Staff Brent Chapman caught 23 bass weighing 51-12 to win the Knockout Round on Tuesday at the MLF Bass Pro Tour event at Floridas Harris Chain of Lakes. The field has now been cut to the final 10 anglers, and competition will resume Wednesday morning with the...

Lane Hits Triple Digits In Winning Group B Monday, May 24, 2021 Photo: MLF/Phoenix Moore Bobby Lane said he missed quite a few flipping bites on the second day of the Group B qualifying round, but he nonetheless caught enough to top the group by a margin of more than 24 pounds. By MLF Communications Staff Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Florida, boated 14 bass weighing 34-02 to hold off a hard-charging Ott DeFoe of Blaine, Tennessee, and win the two-day Group B Qualifying Round at the Harris Chain ...

Lane Builds Big Lead As Group B Opens Saturday, May 22, 2021 Photo: MLF/Phoenix Moore Bobby Lanes haul on the first day of the Group B Qualifying Round included two 6-pounders and several 4s. By MLF Communications Staff After a back-and-forth battle at the top of the leaderboard during Period 1, Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Florida, surged ahead in Period 2 of Group Bs initial qualifying day at the Harris Chain Bass Pro Tour in his home state. Lane caught a total of 25 – including a pair of 6-p...

National curriculum reignites history debates We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Kevin DonnellySenior Research Fellow, Australian Catholic University May 18, 2021 — 5.30am May 18, 2021 — 5.30am Save Normal text size Advertisement The release of the revised national history curriculum has reignited the perennial debate about what students should be taught about the nation’s history and what constitutes the proper balance betwee...

Paul Reynolds (inset) died two days after the incident at Pontins Pakefield - Credit: Archant/Supplied by family An inquest has found a father-of-three would have survived if he had not been restrained in a "dangerous" manner at Pontins Pakefield. Colchester man Paul Reynolds, 38, was restrained by security staff after being involved in an altercation with another guest at the holiday park, near Lowestoft, on Valentines Day 2017. Mr Reynolds, who had been on holiday at the resort with his pa...

Paul Reynolds (inset) died two days after the incident at Pontins Pakefield - Credit: Archant/Supplied by family An inquest has found a father-of-three would have survived if he had not been restrained in a "dangerous" manner at Pontins Pakefield. Colchester man Paul Reynolds, 38, was restrained by security staff after being involved in an altercation with another guest at the holiday park, near Lowestoft, on Valentines Day 2017. Mr Reynolds, who had been on holiday at the resort with his pa...

‘We can’t prepare kids for 1962’: History wars haunt curriculum debate We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Catherine Baron has taught history in Australian schools for almost 30 years. When she began, history was generally taught with certainty about which events were worth recounting and why. History has been at the heart of all reviews of the Australian curriculum. These days, certainty has been replaced...

European Colonisation Taught as an Invasion Olivia Day, Daily Mail, April 29, 2021 Proposed changes to the national curriculum will see school students taught that First Nations Australians experienced European colonisation as an invasion. The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) also advised the terms Aboriginal and Indigenous be replaced with First Nations Australians or Australian First Nations Peoples. In a report released for discussion on Thursday, ACARA said ...

Harrisons Jacob Wheeler Finishes 2nd At Lake Travis Tuesday, May 4, 2021 Berkley pro “Big Fish” Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Fl., caught 14 bass Tuesday totaling 28 pounds, 1 ounce to win the Knockout Round and advance to the final day of competition at the Major League Fishing (MLF) Bass Pro Tour  Berkley Stage Two at Lake Travis Presented by Mercury event in Austin, Texas. The final 10 anglers are now set, and competition will resume Wednesday morning with the Championship Round...