#RBC Canadian Open

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(via Great Scot! - 2024 RBC Canadian Open)

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Notizbuch: Ehemaliger PGA Tour Leader freut sich über 11 Millionen Dollar im Sommer

Notizbuch: Ehemaliger PGA Tour Leader freut sich über 11 Millionen Dollar im Sommer

Jede Woche wird Alex Miceli von SI Golf sein Notizbuch mit Ideen aus der ganzen Golfwelt leeren. Sie scheinen in der Golfhierarchie zu stehen Ich habe vergessen, wer bestimmt, was Großveranstaltungen sind und welche Veranstaltungen nur Golfturniere sind. Die PGA Tour versucht seit Jahren, die Medien davon zu überzeugen und führt eine eigene PR-Kampagne durch, dass die Players Championship ein…

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watching the james somerton apology video so you don't have to. this isn't entirely comprehensive, just a summary, if you want the nuance of his exact wording please just go watch the video

opens by saying he's monetizing the video to donate the money to hbomb's team so they can distribute it to the harmed individuals, and if hbomb's team don't accept he'll be making monthly donos to wikipedia and trans lifeline going forward

talkign about how he's a bad representative of "the queer community" as a cis white gay man

he's reached out to as many people he harmed as he can, some haven't responded but others have been incredibly kind

he's extending a specific apology to Jessie Gender - he wants to be clear that he didn't report Jessie to the police, as is the common understanding, but a fan of Jessie's who sent him a death threat

wanted his channel to be "welcoming to every queer person" which is impossible - he says he should have made voices that aren't his more accessible, but he didn't

blaming the algorithm for his popularity over queer creators of colour, disabled queers, etc

he thought that crediting people in the opening credits of videos was enough, but he admits he was wrong - people should have been properly cited (personal note: come on man you went to business school. you know how citations work.)

he has obtained permission for use of sources in the past, but "most of the sources" he didn't get permission for

brought Nick on with the idea that Nick would write most of the scripts and James would voice them

james had to put out more videos to make more money because he was let go from work during covid and was also dealing with other stuff so he had to take on more of the writing (and we all know how that went)

[sic] "my intention was to use [giant blocks of text i pasted into the script] as a jumping off point that we would elaborate on when we did table reads but *I have memory issues as a result of a head injury I got as a child*"

the head injury is real, he has epilepsy as a result. I want to be clear here that we need to respect James' disabilities, regardless of how much of a plagiarist he is. however as someone with memory problems I don't buy that it caused him to entirely forget to cite sources over many, many hours of work that he did to churn out these videos.

"when it came to editing the scripts, I couldn't remember what I had written and what I had copy-pasted"

blames his unwillingness to take account of those issues by for example writing notes in the script so future james would know he copypasted them on recently diagnosed ADHD

he had to take on a bunch of additional responsibilities when his mom passed away because his father is illiterate and can't do the legal stuff you have to do when someone dies

Telos grew out of his need to crowdfund after his mom died because RBC's insurance policy was weird (and dunks on RBC which i agree with. fuck all canadian banks)

Telos was supposed to start small but the success of the campaign gave them bigger dreams for their films

he describes the plot of hsi final girl movie and then says "to those who say I plagiarized final girl by grady hendrix, read the book. it's nothing like the plot of the movie." talks about how "final girl" is a trope and if using a trope was plagiarism, then every slasher movie since texas chainsaw would be plagiarism. fair, but i'm suspicious.

talks about the details of having to move to ontario for better opportunities

realized that making movies is a lot more expensive than he originally thought and thus had to make more movie ideas (?? not sure about the logic here but ok)

James and Nick were both involved in writing scripts n stuff

"the intention was never, EVER, to take the [telos] money and run"

James regrets moving to Ontario

James is working with a producer now and is actually making something from Telos - he will make no money from this project

"I am not nor did I ever intend to be paid money from Telos"

stresses again that he and Nick needed to crunch to make videos to make more money and get more sponsors

describes his apology in december as "horrendous"

begins detailing his suicidality

people found James' address, he claims people showed up at his house while he was hospitalized for suicidality (I want to be clear: this is fucked, the people who did this should be shamed)

he's reactivated some videos on his channel that "dont' have plagiarized content" and has done some heavy editing on other videos so they only contain original content and revenue will be going to either Hbomb's team or the charities mentioned above

he's going to be releasing a new video written by him with cited sources

he has no sponsors now

"we didn't intend to have misinformation in past videos" - it was never malicious

he won't be relaunching his patreon but starting a new patreon account if people want to support him

hes going to "work his ass off" to earn people's trust again

"there is no excuse for what I did"

reiterates that he thought putting names in opening credits was fine

"I thought it was ok to [plagiarize vito russo] because the book was out of print and he had passed away"

he wants to make a documentary video about vito russo

"I want to do the work. I want to prove not just to you, but to myself, that I can do the work"

"I can't get across how sorry I am"

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RORY MCILORY during the third round of the RBC Canadian Open, June 10th, 2023.

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GIC in Canada: What It Is and How to Get It

International students aiming to study in Canada should be familiar with the Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC). The GIC Canada is a crucial financial requirement for obtaining a Canadian student visa through the Student Direct Stream (SDS) program. This blog by MSM Unify overseas education consultants provides an overview of GICs in Canada, why they are important, and how to acquire one.

What is a GIC?

A Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) in Canada is a secure investment product offered by Canadian banks. When you invest a specific amount of money in a GIC, the bank holds it for a set period. At the end of this term, the bank returns your initial deposit along with accrued interest. For international students, a GIC serves as proof that you have sufficient funds to cover your living expenses while studying in Canada.

Why is a GIC Important for International Students?

The Canadian government requires international students to demonstrate financial stability. A GIC in Canada meets this requirement by ensuring you have a reliable source of monthly funds for your living expenses. This financial proof helps expedite the visa application process, making it more efficient and effective.

How to Get a GIC in Canada

Securing a GIC in Canada involves several steps, and MSM Unify overseas education consultants are here to help streamline the process:

Choose a Participating Bank: Not all banks offer GICs to international students. Major Canadian banks like Scotiabank, CIBC, and RBC have specialized GIC programs. MSM Unify can guide you in selecting a reputable bank.

Open a GIC Account: Visit the bank’s website and follow the instructions to open a GIC account. You will need to complete an application form and provide necessary documents, such as your passport and an acceptance letter from a Canadian institution.

Transfer Funds: Once your account is set up, transfer the required amount—typically CAD 10,000—into your GIC account. The bank will provide detailed instructions on the transfer process, including any fees and processing times. MSM Unify can assist with this step to ensure a smooth transaction.

Receive Confirmation: After the bank receives your funds, they will issue a GIC certificate or confirmation letter. This document is essential for your visa application, as it verifies your financial capacity.

Include GIC in Your Visa Application: Submit the GIC certificate along with your other visa application documents to the Canadian visa office. The GIC confirms that you meet the financial requirements for the Student Direct Stream (SDS) program.

Managing Your GIC in Canada

Upon arriving in Canada, you will need to activate your GIC account at the bank. Initially, the bank will provide a portion of your funds, with the remaining amount disbursed in monthly payments over 10 to 12 months. This ensures a steady flow of cash to cover your living expenses.

Tips from MSM Unify Overseas Education Consultants

Start Early: Begin the GIC application process well in advance to avoid last-minute issues. MSM Unify can help you stay organized and on schedule.

Follow Instructions Carefully: Each bank has specific procedures and requirements. Adhere to these instructions closely to prevent complications.

Seek Professional Guidance: MSM Unify’s expertise can offer valuable insights and support throughout your GIC application journey, making the process easier and more efficient.

Conclusion

A GIC in Canada is a vital component for international students applying for a student visa under the SDS program. It provides necessary financial proof and ensures access to funds during your studies. By following these steps and seeking assistance from MSM Unify overseas education consultants, you can navigate the GIC application process smoothly and focus on your educational journey in Canada.

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BoE August cut bets rewind, ECB poised to hold today

UK stocks and the pound were mixed on Wednesday after unchanged inflation data saw a dialling back of bets for an August interest rate cut by the Bank of England (BoE).

The UK consumer prices index held steady at 2.0% in June, defying forecasts for a slight fall, heightening uncertainty around when the BoE will start its easing cycle. The odds of a rate cut in August dropped to 33%, from 49% before the data.

Other UK data showed a sharp acceleration in UK house price in May, with the average home price rising 2.2% year-on-year to £285,000. That marked a rebound from the 1.3% growth in April and continues a trend of rising prices after eight months of decline.

On currency markets, sterling was a beneficiary of the rate cut uncertainty against the US dollar, adding 0.3% at 1.3004. But the pound lost 0.02% versus the euro at 1.1891 having given back earlier gains, with all eyes on the latest European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision on Thursday.

After cutting rates at its last meeting, the ECB is expected to leave its benchmark rates unchanged for now, though the focus will be on whether the central bank’s president Christine Lagarde gives any clues about a further rate cut in September.

At the stock market close in London, the blue-chip FTSE 100 index was up 0.3% at 8,187, snapping a two-session losing streak, rallying in the afternoon helped by continuing strength for US blue chips.

But the more domestically focused FTSE 250 index shed 0.6% at 21,093 as investors assessed the new Labour government’s first legislative plans, as outlined in the King’s Speech at the opening of the recently elected Parliament.

Energy issues found support due to gains in oil prices thanks to a weaker dollar and a report that showed a decline in US crude stockpiles. BP was up 1.4% and Shell ahead 0.4%.

Water companies Severn Trent and United Utilities both rallied after recent falls, adding 1.9% and 1.7% respectively. The sector had suffered in the previous session after regulator Ofwat announced an expanded investigation into water companies' management of wastewater treatment works.

And HSBC added 0.41% following news George Elhedery, the global banking giant’s current finance chief would be promoted to chief executive starting in September. He replaces Noel Quinn, whose departure had already been announced.

But on the downside, Antofagasta was the biggest FTSE 100 faller, down 6.1%, after the Chilean miner said it expects full-year copper output at the lower end of its guidance range.

Meanwhile blue-chip insurer Legal & General Group shed 1.5% after analysts at Canadian broker RBC downgraded the stock to sector perform from outperform.

And, on the second line, Genus dropped 10.8% after the animal genetics firm said its 2025 adjusted operating profit would be lower than its earlier forecast.

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PGA, LIV GOLF : Makes tough and terrîble decisions Concerning Late Grayson Murray’s debt owed to Rory and they are prepared for the next action to take. Full details below ⬇️⬇️

Grayson Murray’s tragic passing has shocked the golf world, with Rory McIlroy the latest high-profile star to deliver an emotional message at the RBC Canadian Open Rory McIlroy has described Grayson Murray’s death as “incredibly sad”, saying the 30-year-old’s passing highlighting how “vulnerable and fragile” top athletes can be. Police were called to Murray’s Florida residence, where he lived…

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Tee Time Wagers With Brady Kannon @ The RBC Canadian Open ... 5-29-24

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MacIntyre pulls ahead of the pack at RBC Canadian Open

Article content HAMILTON — Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre shot a 4-under 66 in Saturday’s third round of the RBC Canadian Open to add to his lead. Article content MacIntyre started the day tied with New Zealand’s Ryan Fox two shots ahead of the pack. But Fox had an even-par 70 to drop back into second at 10 under as MacIntyre surged to a 14-under total. Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., just eight kilometres from Hamilton Golf and Country Club, shot a 3-under 67 to sit in a tie with Fox and American Ben Griffin. If Hughes can catch MacIntyre in the final round it will be the first time in 110 years that Canadians have won the men’s national golf championship in back-to-back years. Nick Taylor of Abbotsford, B.C., ended a 69-year drought at the home open at Toronto’s Oakdale Golf and Country Club in 2023. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Play Video Two-time Canadian Open champion Rory McIlroy remained an obvious fan favourite on Saturday. Roars could be heard every time he made a birdie putt as he fired a 5-under round to bounce back from a disappointing 2-over struggle on Friday. That lifted him into a four-way tie for 11th at 7-under overall. “I feel like an honorary Canadian at this point and the support I get here is amazing,” said McIlroy, who won his first Canadian Open on the same course in 2019. “I keep saying it, but just a pleasure to play in an atmosphere like that. “The crowds are so good, they’re so supportive, so enthusiastic, looking forward to one more day of it.” Corey Conners (67) of Listowel, Ont., was in that group with McIlroy. Taylor Pendrith (66) of Richmond Hill, Ont., was a shot back in a five-way tie for 15th. Hughes, Conners, and Pendrith were all on Kent State University’s men’s golf team together. Share this article in your social network Source link via The Novum Times

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(via "Seen and Heard" - 2024 RBC Canadian Open Pre-Tournament Notes)

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RBC Canadian Open Volunteer Opportunities

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Leah Jane Digs Deep in Vulnerable New Single “Scarlet Letter”

Leah Jane has released her latest heart-wrenching single, “Scarlet Letter,” a song that delves into the profound emotions and inner turmoil of a toxic relationship. Released under Spooky Action Records, “Scarlet Letter” is now available to stream and download on all platforms worldwide. With “Scarlet Letter,” Leah Jane opens up about the harrowing journey through the dissolution of a relationship. The song poignantly addresses the shame, rejection, and liberation that come with moving on. Her lyrics, “My shame has washed away, no longer haunted by the lies you fed me, wish we could’ve just stayed friends, what a complex ending,” navigate the listener through the storm of emotions that accompany a breakup. The song’s expressive vocals convey the depth of hurt, the resentment towards the one who caused the pain, and the bravery it takes to advocate for oneself and establish boundaries. Leah Jane, alongside producers Alex Biro (Selfish Things) and Mike Tompa (Silverstein), crafts a story that resonates with feelings of closure and optimism for what lies ahead. Leah Jane further elaborates on the song’s essence, describing “Scarlet Letter” as a reflection on the isolation and judgment faced after revealing her vulnerabilities. The track discusses the consequences of being ostracized and labeled, shedding light on themes of slut-shaming and the hypocrisy of certain self-proclaimed feminists. “It’s a song about slut shaming, about the modern fake-feminist, nail-painting fuck-boy,” Leah Jane asserts, highlighting the song’s relevance to contemporary social issues. Leah Jane, celebrated for her acting prowess with a Best Actress nomination at the “Short Stop Film Fest” and known for her role in House of Deadly Lies (Lifetime), seamlessly blends her theatrical expertise with her musical talent. This fusion creates a deeply immersive listening experience. Her upcoming debut EP, Nottingham Drive, features the evocative track “Paper Crown,” which explores feeling overlooked and undervalued, offering a wide-ranging emotional narrative, and “Scarlet Letter,” an ode to modern heartbreak. Nottingham Drive is a milestone in her artistic journey, further highlighted by her achievement of the 2019 RBC Emerging Musician/Canadian Walk of Fame Scholarship for her song “Water,” underscoring her evolving identity as a multifaceted artist. “Scarlet Letter” offers insight into Leah Jane’s artistic journey and marks a significant step in her evolution as an artist. The single promises to hook listeners with its heartfelt narrative and sets the stage for Leah Jane’s future projects. Fans can stream and download “Scarlet Letter” on all major platforms worldwide and follow Leah Jane on Instagram and TikTok @lemckk for more updates. Read the full article

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Sunday, March 03, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: THE REGIME (HBO Canada) 9:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: WICKED TUNA (Premiering on March 6 on Nat Geo Canada at 9:00pm) SMALL TOWN POTENTIAL (Premiering on March 14 on HGTV Canada at 9:00pm)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CBC GEM I AM SIRAT

CRAVE TV THE REGIME (Series Premiere)

NETFLIX CANADA THE NETFLIX SLAM

CURLING (TSN/TSN3) 10:00am: 2024 Montana's Brier: Pool Play (TSN/TSN3) 3:00pm: 2024 Montana's Brier: Pool Play (TSN/TSN4/TSN5) 8:00pm: 2024 Montana's Brier: Pool Play (TSN3) 10:00pm: 2024 Montana's Brier: Pool Play

PWHL HOCKEY (TSN4/TSN5) 12:30pm: Minnesota vs. New York

MLB SPRING TRAINING (SN) 1:00pm: Red Sox vs. Jays

NHL HOCKEY (SN1) 1:00pm: Coyotes vs. Capitals (SN360) 3:30pm: Devils vs. Kings (SNPacific) 8:00pm: Canucks vs. Ducks (TSN3) 7:00pm: Jets vs. Sabres (SN) 9:00pm: Penguins vs. Oilers

NBA BASKETBALL (TSN2) 1:00pm: 76ers vs. Mavericks (TSN2) 3:30pm: Warriors vs. Celtics (TSN2) 6:00pm: Pistons vs. Magic (SN/SN1) 6:00pm: Hornets vs. Raptors (SN Now) 7:00pm: Knicks vs. Cavaliers (SN Now) 7:00pm: Pacers vs. Spurs (SN1) 9:30pm: Thunder vs. Suns

RBC BLACK DIAMOND BALL (CityTV) 5:00pm: A celebration of culture and arts for the Black Community and a fundraiser for Black youth initiatives.

BOLLYWED (CBC) 7:00pm: With the Grand Opening of the second location only a week away, mom and dad to come to the rescue one last time.

NORTHERN AIR RESCUE (APTN) 7:00pm: When the first winter storm hits, Missinippi Airways encounters a new set of aviation challenges.

PUSH (CBC) 7:30pm (SEASON FINALE): The Wheelie Peeps stage a coup of a government parking lot; Victoria bids Brian a final farewell; The Peeps gather for a bonfire to reflect on their lives and friendship.

OCEAN WARRIORS: MISSION READY (APTN) 7:30pm: The team practices high-speed maneuvers and crew overboard drills.

I AM SIRAT (CBC) 8:00pm: A transgender woman must act as her mother's son at home in New Delhi but can be the woman she really is with her friends and at work with the government of India.

BODY CAM (Investigation Discovery) 8:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): In Wisconsin, a terrified woman wakes up in her car and finds it's been stolen by a thief, sparking a high-speed police pursuit; a home invasion in Utah turns into a fire rescue, when a man sets the house alight with the residents still inside.

INTO THE DARK: THE BODY (T&E) 9:00pm: A sophisticated, overconfident hit man who always carries out his work in style transports his latest victim in plain sight on Halloween night.

HIDDEN ASSETS (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: On Claire's orders, Bibi contacts her money launderer to set up a meeting in Antwerp, as Christian prepares to search Richard's apartment and offices; the mole within CTU works to sabotage their plans at every step.

THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND (History Canada) 10:00pm: While new discoveries across the island continue to invigorate the team, a dangerous storm threatens to shut down the entire operation.