The top 11 co-anglers finished: 1st: Greg Elswick, Goshen, Ind., three bass, 13-4, $1,952 2nd: Justen Fain, Springfield, Ohio, three bass, 11-15, $951 3rd: Brian Townley, Wyoming, Mich., three bass, 11-12, $634 4th: Scott Sims, Morgantown, Ind., three bass, 11-2, $444 5th: Robert Miller, Litchfield, Mich., three bass, 10-15, $380 6th: Cody Salzmann, Southgate, Mich., three bass, 10-14, $449 7th: Scott Lutz, Bremen, Ind., three bass, 10-12, $569 8th: Joseph Gnaster, Crown Point, Ind., three bass, 10-11, $285 9th: Carl Bowser, Indianapolis, Ind., three bass, 10-7, $225 9th: Todd Layne, Poca, W.Va., three bass, 10-7, $225 9th: Rece Kimmel, Lewistown, Ohio, three bass, 10-7, $225 Scott Lutz of Bremen, Indiana, earned the Berkley Big Bass co-angler award of $252, catching a bass that weighed in at 4 pounds, 14 ounces the largest co-angler catch of the day

20 May 2016 Im proud to say that I was part of the legal team that represented the Government in the High Court challenge brought by the tobacco companies against the plain packaging legislation
Written by Andrew Martin, Reviewed by Helene Steenkamp, PhD
Episode 6
In contrast, the prevalence of SLT use in 18 European countries stands at a mere 1.7%.[3,4] Notably, in India, around 26% of all adults partake in SLT consumption through chewing, application to the teeth and gums, or sniffing.[5] In terms of tobacco use, Asia has historically exhibited higher prevalence rates compared to European countries