Away from bridge, he works full-time as an electronics engineer. He is slowly working on a Master's degree at Mercer University. He frequently can be found at the tennis courts when the weather is nice. He is semi-active on his relationship and travel blog, Je Veux Voyager as well posting some bridge articles on Bridge Blogging which will may have some overlap with this site but contain some less formal bridge posts as well. He occasionally appears in community theater plays in Macon, and is also an enthusiast for baseball and French movies.
His bridge interests in particular are defensive signals and canape bidding systems. You can email him at aaasbury @ gmail.com or find him on Bridge Base as dredog03.
Major Bridge Accomplishments and Milestones
2002 December - became Life Master at age 17
2003-2007 - was a normal college student at Georgia Tech
2007 March - Red Ribbon Pairs, 6th place (w/ David Coberly)
2007 April - became ACBL-certified bridge teacher
2007 - Unit 114 Mini-McKinney winner in 500-1000MP category
2008 May - became certified ACBL club director
2008 July - Las Vegas NABC, 2nd place FISU team trials
2008 September - Lodz, Poland. Member of USA2 in the FISU World Bridge Championships (w/ Bryan Delfs, Will Engel, Owen Lien, and Kevin Dwyer)
2010 - Runner-Up Unit 114 Mini-McKenney in 1000-2500MP category
2011 - Unit 114 and District 7 Mini-McKenney winner and #345 on Barry Crane Top 500
2012 November - 2nd place in the District 7 flight A North American Pairs
2012 December - top masterpoint winner with my regular partner Sean Gannon. We won 106.40 points during the week in 5 events, placing 1st, 1st, 2nd in open pairs, 1st in bracket 1 KO, and 5th in A/X Swiss