Next on the Tee, George W. BushIt's common enough to see basketball players nubbing their golf drives thirty feet, movie actors embarrassing themselves by taking club in hand, and presidents nearly decapitating innocent spectators. But there are some foursomes we truly deserve to see play a round. more Golf Monthly
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 Speech! Speech!Toasts are as much a part of a reception as the garter toss and cake cutting. But your guy doesn't have to be Vince Lombardi to deliver a stirring speech. All it takes is a little preparation and creativity. more Bride's
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 Going the Full Nine: How to Be A Model Husband from the First Day of Pregnancy to the LastA game plan for men awaiting the birth of their first child. more Pregnancy
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 Uncle Hugh's Guide to Maintaining a Ten HandicapMy Uncle Hugh is in his mid-fifties, carries forty extra pounds and walks like Benny Hill with a double hernia, yet he claims to maintain a ten handicap. I recently played a round with him to uncover his secrets... more Golf Monthly
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Wrestling the AlligatorI can hit a curveball, install a dimmer and make a reverse lay-up. So how come I can't wrap a present to save my life? more Today's Bride
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Dating 102A meditation on dating phase two, which involves all the complications of dating phase one with twice the number of people. more The Globe and Mail
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 At Home on the RangeHave you ever discovered the key to a perfect swing on the practice range only to see it fall apart before you reach the first green? You're not alone. more Golf Monthly
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DownsizingWith no signs of expansion slowing down, some organizational restructuring is required in the biggest organization of all. more Winners' Anthology, Canadian Authors Association Short Story Contest 2001
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The Average Guy's Guide to Looking Good at the GymMaybe you're not going to be crowned Mr. Universe anytime soon. But you can still look respectable in the attempt. more Exercise for Men Only
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Lightning in a Bottle: Five Tips for Using Metaphors and Similes EffectivelyHandled judiciously, metaphors and similes can be powerful tools in the writer's arsenal. Misused, they can serve as distractions. Here are five guidelines for creating metaphors and similes that will help make your story stand out from the rest. more Novel & Short Story Writer's Market
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Tales of an EctomorphPeering up the side of my arm toward the dumbbell held atop it, I can?t help but think of my old dorm-mate Kevin, the kind of guy who looked like he?d been produced at a meat-packing plant... more Beyond Fitness
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 The CribMy problem with Julian is getting worse. It happened again this morning, while I was standing over his crib, watching him sleep. more Today's Parent
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The Groom's Real CalendarBy now you?ve read several grooms? planning guides advising you when to announce your engagement, pick up your tux and take out cash to tip anyone within a six-mile radius. But those guides leave out a few important tidbits. Here's some straight advice from a groom who's been through it all and come out unscathed (mostly). more Queensland Brides
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Eye of the BeholderFunny thing, my body. Yesterday I stepped out of the shower looking like an Olympic swimmer. Today I look like a cross between Tobey Maguire and my father. What the heck is going on? more Beyond Fitness
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 A Beautiful SeductionStrolling along Sainte-Catherine Street in Montreal, mingling with the stylish shoppers enjoying the most concentrated stretch of commercial activity in Canada, one might feel he has slipped into a temporal fissure where old world meets new, modern bustle coalesces with European hospitality, an air of ease and composure belies something exciting humming constantly near the surface. This is Montreal's essential contradiction and its irresistible allure: Rather than a city caught between two eras, it is, instead, the model of a perfect marriage. more Holidays for Couples
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 Gym ClassesEver wonder what you look like to others in the gym? I don?t. Okay, I do. I wonder all the time. The gym is like a field lab in which a number of different species exist--sometimes keeping a safe distance from one another, sometimes undertaking a cautious approach, sometimes even intermingling--and I?d like to know which species I belong to, mostly so that I don?t accidentally intrude on the territory of one whose biceps are much larger than mine. more Beyond Fitness
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Diary of a Pool MeltdownSure, I?ve finished no better than sixth in my fantasy pool over the past decade. Sure, I'm the guy whose players always end up missing time due to hangnails, vertigo or parasites. Sure, most of my cornerstone picks turn into Buddy Biancalana the moment I draft them. Despite all this, my gut told me 2004 was finally going to be my year. Here's how it went. more Lindy's Baseball
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15 Ways You Know You Were Born to WriteCan't decide whether you're a born scribe? This list will help. more Writer's Digest
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 My Son the Poo-Poo HeadI'm not sure exactly when my five-year-old's blossoming vocabulary was replaced with an embryonic version of Chris Rock's stand-up, but the evidence can?t be denied. more Today's Parent
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Oceans of TimeThe first page of my Bermuda guidebook offers this advice: "Slow down". more National Post
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50 Ways You Know Your Baby is Doing WellIf you have time to read this, that's number one. more iParenting.com
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Inside the OpenIJ Schecter's unforgettable account of the riveting 2006 Canadian Open. more Golf Canada
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 Talking the TalkThe best way to conceal your neophyte status at the gym is to be aware of the top 20 things one should never say. more Beyond Fitness
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 Kids Teach the Darndest ThingsSometimes big lessons come in small packages. One writer shares how acting like a 3-year-old improves his writing. more Writer's Digest
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 True Love"I never pictured it this way," Drew thought, as Cathy's father measured him with gentle eyes and an unnerving smile. Drew reminded himself that Mr. Banwood liked him. At least, he thought he did. more Storyteller
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 Whistle While You Work: Golf at WhistlerThough each of the courses at Whistler is an artistic masterpiece, even more essential to Whistler's golf appeal is its philosophy in evidence at every turn. more Golf Guide
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 Winter WonderlandAs the cold snap brings an end to the golfing season, I'm left with only my dreams to keep me going through winter. If only those dreams could come true... more Golf Monthly
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 Diary of a Fantasy MeltdownSure, I've finished no better than sixth in my fantasy pool over the past decade. Sure, I'm the guy whose players always end up missing time due to hangnails, vertigo or parasites. Sure, most of my cornerstone picks turn into Buddy Biancalana the moment I draft them. Despite all this, my gut told me this was finally going to be my year. more Lindy's Fantasy Baseball
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 The Overbearing CamperGod was still a child, at least in our terms, when he enrolled at the summer camp where I worked. more Eureka Literary Magazine
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