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The Real Winner? Augusta

Every Monday during the PGA Tour season, Monday Pin Placement will run as a wrap-up of the weekend's action. Basically, we'll focus on what you missed while you were out grinding on the putting green.In 1996, Greg Norman had one of the most epic collapses in the history of golf. Carrying a six-shot lead into the final...

Chad Campbell Fires 65, Leads Masters; Tiger 5 Shots Back

Tiger Woods has a history of slow starts at the Masters. In 1997, his first trip to Augusta National as a professional, he fired an opening-round 70 that included a front-nine 40. He won by 12 shots.In 2001 and 2002, which also ended in Woods slipping on a green jacket, he also fired Thursday 70s. In 2005, his last Masters...

Tim Clark Won't Win the Masters

Golf is a game of superstitions. People mark their balls the same way every time (tails up for me), prepare the same, and, if things are going well, even eat the same meal all week. If golf had a Taj Mahal of superstitions, it would be winning the Par-3 Tournament at the Masters, a nine-hole event played every year since...

FanHouse U.S. Open Media Guide, Page 10

Finally to double digits, it's the FanHouse Media Guide. Jarrod Lyle -- DNP -- A win already under his belt this year on the Nationwide Tour, Lyle has struggled lately, missing the cut in four of his last five tournaments. At age 17, Lyle was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukiemia, taking nearly two years off from...

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05/10/12 Broad assessment of Muskrat Falls urged Source: The Chronicle Herald The New Democrat government should give the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board the power to do a broad review of the proposed Muskrat Falls megaproject in Labrador, energy advocates say.
05/10/12 Nova Scotia Power rate hike likely again in 2015 Source: CBC.ca Nova Scotia Power has filed an application for a rate hike of three per cent in each of the next two years.
05/09/12 Mill woes could mean rate hike in 2015 Source: The Chronicle Herald Electricity customers can expect another rate hike in 2015 because of the province's troubled pulp and paper industry.
05/07/12 Paper mill power deal raises concerns Source: The Chronicle Herald Representatives of Nova Scotia Power Inc. customer groups say they're not yet convinced that a deal to help the former NewPage Port Hawkesbury mill cut its electricity bill is good for other ratepayers.
05/05/12 Big names weigh in on Amendment One Source: ABC - WSOC 9 - Charlotte NC Former president Bill Clinton recorded an audio advertisement against Amendment One that will be sent to hundreds of thousands of voters Monday.