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EXPERT PICKS Each week, our panel will select which Canadian Tour player is most likely to win the tournament and who is the dark horse (a player that missed the cut in the previous tournament that is likely to rebound and win).The panel is made up of people from the golf industry including media, instructors, and former Canadian Tour members. Below are the final standings from this year's picks:
BOB WEEKS, SCORE Golf @Bobatscoregolf
Bob Weeks has been with SCOREGolf since 1987 and currently writes, broadcasts, comments and Tweets across its various formats. He began covering the Canadian Tour before many of today's current players were born.
Winner: Dark Horse: ASHLEY CHINNER, 1996 Canadian PGA Champion @AshleyChinner
Ashley was a touring golf pro and has been a member of the CPGA since 1989. He has played in golf tournaments in Canada and around the world and is a past champion of the Canadian PGA Championship. In 2001 Ashley joined the insurance industry and since that time he has been instrumental in working with leading golf clubs across the country to develop risk management plans and asses their specific insurance needs. In his role at Signature Risk Ashley is responsible for the growth of Signature Golf across the country. Ashley works with independent insurance brokers and their golf course clients to make the insurance buying process as easy to understand as possible.?? Winner: Dark Horse: JEFF DYKEMAN, PGA of Canada @jeffdykeman Before he became Director of Business Development & Brand, Jeff served as the Manager of Education & Employment as well as the Assistant Tournament Director for the Canadian PGA National Championships. Prior to that, he spent time as the Sales & Marketing Manager at Crimson Ridge Golf Club and in the Game Day Promotions Department of the Hamilton Bulldogs of the American Hockey League (AHL). In 2010, Jeff was voted one of the Most Interesting People in Ontario Golf by Ontario Golf Magazine. Winner: Dark Horse: GORD HOLDER, Ottawa Citizen
Gord Holder has been the Citizen's golf columnist since 1997, and an avid golfer even longer than that. The game and the stories of the people who play it have taken him all over Eastern Ontario and West Quebec and to several other parts of both provinces, as well as to Scotland and Sweden. He has also covered LPGA and PGA TOUR events and national, provincial and regional championships too numerous to mention at the amateur and professional levels. A graduate of Carleton University and the University of Ottawa, he worked at newspapers in Portage la Prairie and Brandon, Man., before joining the Citizen. Winner: Dark Horse: IAN HUTCHINSON, Sun Media @golfnewsnow
Ian Hutchinson is the golf columnist for Sun Media and editor/president of www.golfnewsnow.ca, Canada's golf industry website, as well as contributing to golf magazines/websites in Canada and the United States. Winner: Dark Horse:
IAN LEGGATT, Former Canadian Tour Player, PGA TOUR winner and now Director of Golf at Summit Golf & Country Club. @sportsnetleggo Ian played on the Canadian Tour from 1990 to 1999. His best season was in 1998 where he had 3 second place results and finished 4th on the Order of Merit. Ian won the 2002 Touchstone Energy Tucson Open on the PGA TOUR and the BUY.COM's 2000 Dayton Open. He currently works as a golf analyst on television. Winner: Dark Horse:
JASON LOGAN, SCOREGolf Magazine @jasonSCOREGolf Jason was born in Port Perry, Ontario and earned a bachelor of Journalism degree from Carleton University in 2001. He has been at SCOREGolf Magazine since 2003 and has been the magazine's managing editor 2006. Jason has covered the 2007 Presidents Cup in Montreal and Mike Weir's appearance at Toronto's Eaton Centre the day after winning the 2003 Masters. Jason began golfing at the age of six. Winner: Dark Horse:
SCOTT MACLEOD, Flagstick Golf Magazine @Flagstick Scott is a member of the Golf Journalists Association of Canada and has been the full time Editor at Flagstick Golf Magazine, based in Ottawa, Ontario, since 2000. As both an author and photographer his work has appeared in numerous magazines, newspapers, and websites throughout North America. He has been involved in golf for more than 25 years. He is active as a tournament golfer himself and has been involved in player development for his regional golf association. Winner: Dark Horse: GARRY McKAY, Hamilton Spectator @gmckay Garry McKay has covered golf for the Hamilton Spectator for more than 40 years. He also writes for numerous other golf publications. Garry is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America and he's currently the president of the Golf Journalists Association of Canada. Winner: Dark Horse: FRASER MULHOLLAND, Former Canadian Tour Player and Commissioner of the Vancouver Golf Tour. @vancouvergolf The Scottish-born Fraser Mulholland had golf in his genes since the age of 7. Fraser kept his attention to golf while he studied at UBC and played on the Men's Varsity Golf Team. A PGA member of Canada since 1992, Fraser has accumulated 19 years of experience in professional golf instruction, tournament play and golf course & tournament operations. Fraser has become one of the most accomplished professional golfers in BC and in Canada, winning 38 professional tournaments. In 2006 Fraser embarked on a journey to create a Developmental Tour for the local talent and created the Vancouver Golf Tour, now recognized as Western Canada's Premier Developmental Tour.
Winner: Dark Horse: JOHN RANDLE, Former Canadian Tour Player @RandleGolf John is a former Canadian Tour member. He played the tour from 1990 to 1997. His playing career has been highlighted by over 50 professional wins including the PGA of BC Championship. John has been teaching the game full time since 1998 and is presently the Academy Director at the Bear Mountain Golf Academy. He was the PGA of BC Teacher of the Year in 2002 and 2007 and works with several tour professionals. Winner: Dark Horse: PETER ROBINSON, CBC Sports @PRGolfWriter
Peter Robinson has covered golf in Canada for more than a decade and is a Contributing Editor SCOREGolf and regular contributor to CBC.ca.? Winner: Dark Horse: TODD SAELHOF, Calgary Sun @SaelhofGolf
Todd Saelhof is your average golfer -- more a hacker than a low-handicapper -- who loves the sport and how it challenges patience and potential. Todd is the Calgary Sun's golf editor. He's hoping one day to crack 80 to prove that a golfer with a slice in his 40s can indeed get better with age. After traveling all over North America to golf, Todd believes you can't beat Alberta/B.C. golf, where the mountains offer a fantastic backdrop and a magnificent canvas from which to carve the best courses on the globe.?? Winner: Dark Horse: CURTIS STOCK, Edmonton Journal @CurtisJStock
A sports writer for the Edmonton Journal, Curtis has been covering golf for almost two decades. A member of SCOREgolf magazine's Top 100 panel, Curtis was recently presented with an Order of Merit by Golf Canada (Royal Canadian Golf Association).
Winner: Dark Horse: ROBERT THOMPSON, Sympatico.ca @Going4theGreen
A bestselling author and award-winning reporter, Robert Thompson has been an influential sports and business journalist for more than a decade. Currently a columnist with Sympatico, and Ontario Golf, and a contributing editor to SCOREGolf, Robert has been a multiple winner at the Golf Journalists Association of Canada awards in each of the past two years.
Winner: Dark Horse: BRAD ZIEMER, Vancouver Sun @BradZiemer
Brad Ziemer joined the Vancouver Sun in 1985, after beginning his journalism career at the Canadian Press. A former sports editor at The Sun, Ziemer covered the NBA's Vancouver Grizzlies before they departed for Memphis. He has been on the hockey beat since 2001. Ziemer, who also covers the local golf scene for The Sun, is a graduate of Western Washington University.
BRYAN OUTRAM, Inside Golf @BryanOutram
Bryan Outram has been the editor of Inside Golf Magazine for 14 years. He also wrote columns for the Coquitlam Now and The Voice, two local weekly papers in the Vancouver area.
Winner: Dark Horse:
Tim McKay, Sun Media @TimMcKayGolf
Tim McKay is a golf columnist and editor for Sun Media/QMI Agency. Winner: Dark Horse:
Wes Gilbertson, Calgary Sun @SUNGilbertson Wes Gilbertson is a sports reporter and golf feature writer at the Calgary Sun. As a lifelong Alberta resident, he's living proof that thin mountain air doesn't turn everybody into a long-drive specialist.
Todd Halpen, Todd Halpen Golf @swinkeytodd
A graduate from the University of Victoria, Todd was a member of the Golf Canada National Team in 2007, Canadian Tour Member in 2009, co-founder of Swinkey Golf Inc., has competed in two Canadian Opens (2006 and 2008) and now coaches full time at the Golf Canada Centre in Calgary. He also operates toddhalpengolf.com and enjoys beer league hockey, power lifting, and skiing #sendit #deepball #yyc #lifestyle @swinkeytodd Winner: Dark Horse:


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Large swaths of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic dug out Saturday hours after killer thunderstorms barreled through, a recovery made more complicated -- and dangerous -- by intense summer heat.
At least 12 people, from Ohio to New Jersey, were killed as a result of downed trees and power lines. The destruction prompted the governors of Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio to declare states of emergency, with Maryland indicating it would do the same.
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Neighboring Virginia was particularly hard hit, with six deaths. At one point, the Old Dominion State had about 1 million power outages -- more than any other state and, according to its governor, the most caused by any weather event that wasn't a hurricane.
"This is not a one-day situation; it is a multi-day challenge," Gov. Bob McDonnell said.
Joseph Rigby, president of the electric company Pepco, said it could be a week before power is back up in some areas of Washington.
"Given the damage, you can understand this is going to take some time," he said. "The wild card is the weather."
The storms raced east Friday and into Saturday from Indiana through Ohio and into West Virginia and the nation's capital, carrying winds gusting as strong as 80 miles per hour.
They left behind hundreds of downed power lines and trees that littered roads and damaged homes.
"This was a storm that obviously came upon us very quickly, without a great deal of notice, and the devastation that was caused is very significant," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said, noting there's a particular need for fuel, generators and communications equipment in light of the storms.

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Ann Romney said Friday her husband walked away from his acceptance speech feeling "confident" and described the night's events as a "reflective" time for her family.
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"Highly recommended! Director Barbara Gaines' altogether stunning production is a true revelation." –Chicago Sun-Times
"A fast-moving, hugely entertaining, very fluid production" –Chicago Tribune
Before Showtime put The Tudors on TV and Bring Up the Bodies topped the bestseller list, Shakespeare exposed the devious world of England's royal rake. Now, 400 years after premiering at Shakespeare's Globe in 1613, Henry VIII makes its Chicago premiere in the uniquely personal setting of CST's Courtyard Theater under the masterful hand of Artistic Director Barbara Gaines. Audiences are thrust into the political machinations and exploits of England's most opulent king—notorious for his habit of wedding and beheading—as Anne Boleyn rises to power and Queen Katherine is ousted from her throne.
Approximate Running Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes including intermission.
Henry VIII is presented in the Jentes Family Auditorium.
Lord Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, now perhaps the richest man in the kingdom, is hated by England's nobility. The low-born Wolsey remains the power behind the throne, and he wields it for his own gain. The Duke of Buckingham attempts to warn the king of Wolsey's trespasses, but the Lord Cardinal strikes first, accusing Buckingham of placing himself as the rightful successor to the throne if Henry produces no heir; Buckingham is charged with high treason.
Queen Katherine is the first of the king's six wives—and widow to Henry's elder brother, who died in his adolescence. Through eight pregnancies, Katherine has given birth to only one child still living, Princess Mary. Henry fears that this marriage to a brother's widow must exist against the will of heaven and, with Wolsey's help, he looks to Rome to annul his twenty-year marriage. With his eye on the papacy for himself, Wolsey handpicks England's future queen from France's Catholic royal family, but Henry's eye strays elsewhere—to the beauty of the English, and decidedly Protestant, Anne Boleyn, whom he first meets at Wolsey's palace.
It appears that Wolsey's power is limitless, until evidence of his unbounded ambition and double-dealings land back in Henry's hands. The dissolution of a marriage—and a revolution within the Church—follow, along with a new bride and the birth of a princess named Elizabeth. Here, before an audience that knows well the story's "real" ending, Henry VIII: All Is True draws to a close, revealing the nuances of history and myth—and the refusal of our experiences, memories and imaginative powers to be neatly categorized for long.
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PAT CAPUTO: Criticism of Tigers' Dombrowski, Leyland has proven to be misguided WITH VIDEO
Traditionally, the Tigers have eras, good and bad, along with everything in between, that are well-marked and long-lasting.
The Tigers, whose players are back in town this week for the annual media caravan around the state, and TigersFest Saturday at Comerica Park, tend to change gradually, not abruptly.
In the good times, this is known as "stability." In the bad times, it's considered "spinning your wheels" or worse.
The Tigers have had essentially have had five owners since 1908. Current owner Mike Ilitch isn't new to baseball. He has owned the franchise for more than two decades. His team president and general manager, Dave Dombrowski, has been in place since 2001.
Jim Leyland, the Tigers' manager, was hired prior to the 2006 season. Only two American League managers are longer tenured than Leyland - the Los Angeles Angels' Mike Sciosia and the Minnesota Twins' Ron Gardenhire. Neither has been to the World Series in that span, while Leyland has led the Tigers to the Fall Classic twice.
Nineteen-eighty-four is no longer fresh in the collective mind of Tiger fans. It's closing in on three decades since that magical summer, and the Tigers' most recent world championship.
Theoretically, the Tigers have come close by reaching the World Series a couple times. In reality, they were a million miles away. The Tigers have lost eight of the nine World Series games they have played since '84.
The Tigers probably had a better team in 2011 than 2012, but the Texas Rangers were formidable and just outplayed the Tigers in an extremely competitive American League Championship Series. I would have liked the chances of that version of the Tigers in the World Series vs. the St. Louis Cardinals, who eventually ousted the Rangers. Last season, the American League playoffs unfolded with a classic over-achieving clubs like the Oakland A's and the Baltimore Orioles being exposed in the postseason, and the Yankees self-destructing. The Tigers got their own dose of reality in the World Series from the San Francisco Giants.
Leyland's job did seem in peril last season when the Tigers fell three games behind the White Sox in the American League Central with 16 to go before benefiting mightily from Chicago's collapse. While Leyland did enough to get back, he is managing year-to-year at this point. It's just the nature of his position, especially when expectations are so high. It's difficult to imagine any scenario in which Dombrowski isn't heading the organization deep into the future, and the Tigers don't exactly classify as a franchise for sale. Continued...
But is such stability going to bring the Tigers their World Series title?
Dombrowski's track record in Detroit has been an interesting one. There have been a few stinker deals and free agent signings in there, but the Tigers did draft Justin Verlander second overall when it wasn't the obvious pick, and trade for Miguel Cabrera, on his watch. In retrospect, Dombrowski trading Curtis Granderson, a deal I abhorred at the time, could not have worked out better. Austin Jackson and Max Scherzer are cornerstones. At the trade deadline the last two years, Dombrowski made deals that essentially put the Tigers into the postseason - and allowed for advancement once there.
Leyland takes a lot of heat, but I thought last season he did a terrific job. The club could have easily fallen apart early in the season when injuries to Doug Fister, Jackson and Andy Dirks arose. He had a bad week late in the season during which made some bizarre lineup decisions, and unfortunately mocked the fans when questioned about those decisions. Other than that, it's difficult to see where Leyland could have done better.
Thing is, as the Tigers are currently structured, there are few wild cards involved. You can debate whether Leyland's message is getting lost after all these years, but what you see is what you'll get - with a grouchy interlude thrown in once in awhile.
Dombrowski is like any other general manager. He is going to make mistakes, but his decisions are rational, logical and well calculated. He is right more than he is wrong. Mike Ilitch, with attendance and broadcast revenue heightened, and the debt paid down on his stadium, will spend money.
The Tigers' stability means they have fighting chance and aren't spinning their wheels.
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Although it is made of solid wood and sturdy to use , the assembly was very time consuming, and does not come with tack or grips on legs, so it tends to slide on our wood floor. I would not try to lean to reach over something, unless a rubber grip is placed on each of the legs.
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I looked long and hard for a step stool that was attractive enough to be left out in the kitchen for me to reach the top shelves. This one fit the bill perfectly. It was very easy to assemble and is sturdy enough to support my weight (I'm recovering from a stroke and am unsteady at times, so the sturdiness is very important).Probably the best feature of this step stool is its attractiveness. I can leave it out in the kitchen 24/7 (which I would not do with other step stools that are more utilitarian than attractive) for ready access.I've received more than a few compliments on it and am considering buying more as gifts.
I looked for a long time for a stepstool that would look good with my hand-made cabinets. This stepstool is perfect. It looks much better than the photo shows, it was very easy to assemble and it's as attractive as it is useful for reaching items in the upper cabinets.
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The Berry College SOUP (Sponsorship of Orphans in Uganda Project) recently hosted its annual SOUP-Off. Thirty-three clubs, organizations and individuals entered a soup and the event raised $2,418. The Rome SOUP-Off, organized by Rome High sophomore Becky Matthews, raised $863.
Junior Sydney Hulebak is director of operations of the Berry SOUP charter.
"I couldn't be more pleased with the participation in the SOUP-Off this year," said Hulebak, "not only at Berry College, but also with the outpouring of support from the Rome community. It is truly a wonderful thing when the vision of an organization that is doing great things, like the SOUP, spreads and finds investment in new places. I am so excited to see how the SOUP grows over the next few years."
Money raised during the competition will go to the SOUP — an organization founded by Berry graduate Brin Enterkin in 2009 to provide basic necessities, education and healthcare for orphaned children in the impoverished African nation of Uganda. Enterkin gave a short talk during the event. She shared her experience during her last visit to Isiti, Uganda, and her vision for a healthier, brighter future for the children of the village.
"I've been to the event the past three years, but this time I got to participate by creating a soup. Not only did I get great feedback on my soup, but I was able to support the organization in such a unique way. It was really positive experience!" said Alyssa Smith, a Berry junior.
Berry's SOUP-Off included first and second place prizes for the best soups, voted on by attendees. The first place prize was a Gumbo from the Berry Enterprises Student Team. The second place was a Fiesta Lime soup from Dean of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Tom Kennedy and his wife, Melodie.
"The Berry Enterprises Student Team, led by Mary Chambers, is honored to contribute to this important, yet fun event benefiting orphans in Uganda," said Dean of Student Work Rufus Massey. "We are grateful to the very first Berry student enterprise employee, Brin Enterkin, for her vision and passion as founder of the SOUP!"
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