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Protective Headgear for Curlers Proves Popular
By Doug Flowers, President
Talk to a manager or anyone who has spent time around a curling club and they will have a story, or more likely stories, about falls on the ice. Without fail falls onto the back of the head are seen to be the most serious. Though such incidents happen in every club, there is no record maintained and the issue of head injuries in curling is not captured on any sports injury radar.
Five years ago Goldline introduced a "Sport Band" which provided the protection required in the event of a fall onto [...]
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Christmas: It's Coming!
If you are like me, you probably realized with a shock this week that Christmas is only a month away! The panic set in as I began to think about the shopping that I need to get done in the next four weeks and to envision the crowded parking lots at the mall and the long lineups at the cash.
Should there be curlers on your shopping list, you can find many gift ideas at Goldline. For the new curlers on your list: if they have been using sliders when delivering their rocks, a pair of shoes would be [...]
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Stand out from the crowd with your own Custom Curling Brooms
Posted on March 6, 2013 by Erin
Before the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, we were asked how the U.S. Olympic curling teams could set themselves apart. Goldline came up with the idea of doing customized curling brooms, and had unique designs created for each of the American, Canadian and Swiss Olympic curling teams. Ever since we hooked up with Steve Lobel, a senior graphic designer, and part time curler, from Lobel Designs based out of Whitby, Ontario, the level of sophistication in our designs has hit a new peak.
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Curling & Hockey: a perfect mix!
Posted on February 1, 2013 by Erin
Goldline now carries curling brooms, imprinted pads and covers that feature logos of your favourite Canadian NHL teams: Vancouver Canucks, Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Winnipeg Jets, Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, and Montreal Canadiens.
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Goldline Exclusive: NHL Curling Brooms are available for order!
Posted on November 28, 2012 by Erin
It has been a long wait for the NHL curling brooms to arrive at Goldline, but they are finally here! Canada's favourite sport: Is it hockey? Is it curling? There's no need to choose. Take your passion for hockey out onto the curling ice and sweep that winning shot into the house using an exclusive NHL-licensed broom from Goldline!
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Posted on October 12, 2012 by Erin
After several conversations with John Morris and the front end of Team Martin, it became clear that we needed a new men's pant. It needed to be something fresh but with the competitive edge in performance! After spending several hours in and out of change rooms between Calgary and Toronto trying on everything from yoga pants to dress pants, we finally felt we had molded the perfect pant for curling.
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Goldline Exclusive: The Norway Pad
Posted on October 1, 2012 by Erin
The Norway Pad, with M-Brush Technology, is an extra firm waterproof pad that offers less resistance on the ice surface. Due to its distinct construction, it "polishes" rather than breaks down ice pebble, allowing for increased frequency of sweeping with less energy required. This unique innovation has been brought to us by Hallgeir (Hal) Moen, and is available exclusively through Goldline Curling.
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Goldline Exclusive: NHL Curling Brushes
Posted on September 14, 2012 by Erin
The NHL Series from Goldline Curling is an exciting new lineup of curling brushes decorated with logos and images of your favourite Canadian NHL team.
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""I've got a list of corporations that have gotten out of their airplanes [because of criticism from politicians]. It is the stupidest thing I've ever seen. When you look at the time and cost savings; it does not make sense not to fly [privately]. You can't let public perception interfere with your business decision to fly. It either is a good business decision or it isn't.""
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"Those jets just about land themselves, don't they?"
That's been a common sentiment dating back to the introduction of "autoland" systems in the 1980s. Despite their Buck Rogers implications, they were meant to enable landings under even the most extreme low-visibility conditions. I remember editing an article that contained the phrase, "The computer can fly the airplane better than the pilot." I had to restrain myself from adding: "…than the pilot…than the pilot…than the pilot…"
Really, it was never the computer in command of the airplane but rather the high-speed processor making the minute corrections on the final glidepath as directed by the pilot. And as for computers taking your pilot's job away in the foreseeable future, consider that plenty of people are still uncomfortable with unmanned monorails–and there's not much chance of them wandering off course.
But unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as unmanned aerial systems (UASs)–commonly called "drones"–have catapulted to public prominence in the past few years. That's largely due to their combat roles in Afghanistan and Iraq. Drone strikes using precision-guided missiles have changed global warfare strategy, especially in remote regions.
Driven by military applications, the technical advances in sensor systems, remote navigation links and advanced optical systems have also led to speculation that the role of drones in U.S. airspace will expand. Just how far it will grow, and in what ways, is the subject of some controversy.
There are three important reasons why a mission can be better suited for a remotely piloted drone than for a manned aircraft. First, a drone can fly missions involving much higher-g maneuvering–tight turns or steep pullouts that tax the body's ability to counteract inertia. Human pilots are limited to six to eight times the force of gravity before they black out from blood draining from their brains. Computer pilots have no such limitations. This is almost exclusively a military consideration.
Next, some drone-oriented missions are just too dangerous for a manned flight. And it doesn't have to be a combat mission. Extended surveillance of pipelines at low altitude in mountainous terrain under high turbulence would be hazardous to a human-flown aircraft but more safely executed by an "expendable" drone.
Finally, with modern engines and systems, long-term flights of up to several days are possible in unmanned aircraft, whereas in a manned aircraft the crew's physiological needs would not allow that duration. Besides fatigue, hunger and bathroom breaks, there is also the boredom factor. The unmanned drone doesn't lose vigilance or miss even the remotest detail in its agenda even after hours and hours of inactivity. People, with their limited attention spans, can lose concentration as their minds wander. Think of this human shortcoming as you address your management team during the next quarterly staff meeting.
So drones could take over several missions currently flown by pilots, including surveillance, aerial photography, traffic reporting and electronic newsgathering. In addition, new roles are envisioned. In some cases, these are expansions of existing roles–real estate agents commissioning aerial photos of properties for sale, for example, or law enforcement operating UAVs for highway speed patrols. One concern is that an expansion of UAV capability and availability in our airspace will lead to unprecedented commercial–and individual–invasion of privacy. Topless rooftop sunbathers take note.
But is there any chance you'll board a jet and find that a computer has replaced the pilot? Not likely. For one thing, someone, somewhere still has to be in control, and most passengers would prefer that person has as much to lose as they do.

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We provide a full catering staff including bartenders, your event set-up and break down, basic linens, plates and flatware and indoor tables and chairs. (Please note: Outdoor tables and chairs will need to be rented and there will be an additional charge for this.)
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What Bogut brings and how much better will team be
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Kobe on this team? No. You thought Monta was bad for ball movement he was pistol Pete compared too Kobe haha.
Years ago he was, but he has gotten better. You're talking about the best SG there is and top ten player alltime. I'd take him.
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Figured I'd bump this with Bogut's 18 minute debut last night.
In terms of figures, he shot 4-for-6, biffed his only FT, hauled down 6 boards, blocked a shot, changed more than 5 other shots, and found Lee for a nifty assist. Despite his terrific looking impact on the team, a nasty run in the 2nd quarter docked his plus-minus to -7. I found the other team's strategy to be most interesting. How many times have the Warriors been a team that squads didn't wanna come inside against? (answer: never) That doesn't show up on a star sheet, but damn was it effective. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
Kobe had the ball most out of anyone in the league last year. Highest usage rate by far. |
Bogut looked pretty good other than that one shot when gortat blocked him. But nobody on the planet could have helped lee or curry play well last night. They were atrocious. Props to Carl Landry, rush, and jack
Bogut shut down Phoenix' inside game for 18 minutes though.
The only reason the Suns were even in the mix was because Scola was hitting midrange jumpers and the refs were letting Telfair and Brown mug our ball handlers. Bogut completely changed the game when he was in. I, for one, loved it. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
Bogut changed the flow but it didn't stop scola from getting anything he wanted over lee. We talked about how bogut could help lee but last night was not an exemplary on how he could help lee from mid range
But that just it: Scola was living on midrange jumpers. And, to his credit, he was hitting them.
Lee's defense is one day at a time. For the record, I thought the fact that Lee kept his man outside the paint for the most part was worlds better than anything he contributed last year. He showed weak side help and he banged quite a few times underneath. When Bogut was in the game, Lee's defense wasn't a noticeable problem. As someone mentioned in the game thread, Landry and Lee is flat out UGLY on the defensive end. But when Bogut was backing him up, Lee held his own defensively. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
Yeah, I'd settle for Scola shooting midrange jumpers all night. If he hits them, which he did, then good luck to him but I'd much prefer that than him setting up camp inside getting high percentage shots and put backs. As you've said before, Bogut changed the Suns offence just by his presence on the court. The stats don't show it but we know it. |
I saw a lot of weak side help in the first half. They still managed to make some tough layups and rotated well enough to get the ball to their open shooters and that's fine. You make them live and die on the perimeter. As long as you're not giving up easy money in the paint, it's all good. There was even one instance where I saw Klay helped too much on a defensive rotation and they got an easy bucket inside. That doesn't bother me at all either. It shows me that this team is working on defense. Also saw quicker feet in Thompson and Curry. That was encouraging as well.
Surprised no one mentioned Ezeli yet. Guy doesn't play like a rookie. The only problem I saw with Ezeli was his hands. He has to work on keeping his hands up and be ready to catch anything that goes his direction. Other than that, Ezeli was SOLID on defense. Saw some good blocks (even though he was called of a foul. Or at least someone did.), I saw great foot work on the offensive end, and he wasn't getting bullied. Gave up a 17 point lead so the win wasn't as enjoyable, but this team is heading in the right direction. From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
To me Harrison Barnes performance seems quiet
Bogut when healthy is an absolute monster!! Athletic, high IQ, good passer, great defender...I would have traded Monta for Bogut 6 days a week and twice on Sunday. As much as I liked Monta; volume-shooting, non-defense playing SG's are a dime a dozen. Plus, as we all know you don't turn down a trade (SG for C) unless that SG is MJ.
Andrew is not 100% and you can already see the effect on the game that he is having. It's been a loooong time since the Warriors have had a Center with a pulse, let alone one with Bogut's talent. |
Well said and totally true that Bogut is very valuable, but right now, he is still not 100% and that is very troubling. How long exactly does it take to get over an ankle injury like he had and more importantly, how much longer will he take to recover. migya make the ring fall on ya |
Boguts 4th Qtr impact last night was the goods..
How good was that blocked shot on Aaron Brooks driving to the hoop. sent a shiver down my spine that the Warriors had someone finally defending the rim after years of Spread them legs D. |
Bogut gives this team an interior defensive presence which it has not had since Nate Thurmond.
I do like how Bogut plays strong help-defense (desperately needed by this team). My only concern was his one-on-one defense vs. Cousins in the post; but then again, Cousins is a beast. As he gets healthier and stronger, I can only see Bogut's contributions on both ends of the court increasing. I also like Ezeli as his backup, even with his bad hands; the kid plays tough defense and can rebound. My sleeper player on this roster is Jeremy Tyler. Do others on this board sense that this Warrior team may actually be quite good and can compete against any team in the league? While the team may not be a championship contending team, I actually see this team improving and possibly making the playoffs. |
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Five years later – her fierce desire to reunite with Roland first obstructed by war and then, in secret, by her father and brother – Janine would build a new life in New York with a dynamic American husband. That his obsession with Ayn Rand tormented their marriage was just one of the reasons she never ceased yearning to reclaim her lost love.
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What was the impetus that began Leslie Maitland's search for her mother's long lost lover? Do you have any unanswered questions about your family's past?
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How are Roland and Leonard different from each other, and how does Janine's memory of Roland affect her relationship with her husband? Do you think she shared too much information with her husband and her children about her romantic past? Were Leonard's infidelities a reflection of his character or the mores of the times; or were they a bid for attention from Janine, or even an effort to retaliate for Roland's persistent shadow in their marriage?
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Crossing the Borders of Time is deeply rooted in WWII history and the Holocaust. How does Leslie Maitland use Janine's story to reflect the differing attitudes toward the rise of Nazism, anti-Semitism, and various other prejudices? Did you learn anything about WWII history that you didn't know before?
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How does Leslie Maitland's background as a New York Times investigative reporter help her tell this story? Do you think a reporter is better equipped than a novelist to write this kind of book?
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After fleeing France, the Günzburger family was exiled and displaced in Cuba, before eventually gaining entry into the United States. How is this similar or different from other Jewish refugee stories that you've heard? Were you surprised to learn that the United States accepted so few refugees from Hitler-dominated Europe and that Leonard felt obliged to change his last name in response to anti-Semitism in American business circles?
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Scouting Report - Texans v Lions (ESPN/Scouts Inc.)
After watching film of both teams, Scouts Inc. breaks down key elements of the Week 12 Texans-Lions matchup.
Gash the Lions' D-line: The biggest mismatch in this game could be Houston's Arian Foster-led zone-rushing attack against the Lions' porous and undisciplined run defense. Detroit's front is far too aggressive overall, often just attacking upfield with reckless abandon. That allows for some huge openings, and Foster is fantastic at cutting back to daylight in such instances. Also, Houston's O-line is among the most disciplined and coordinated in the NFL. Detroit LB Stephen Tulloch is often left to clean up his line's mess, but he missed a lot of tackles last week. Create big plays with pressure: Speaking of the Lions' defensive line, Detroit is not getting enough of a pass rush from its ends. Kyle Vanden Bosch in particular has been a liability. Nick Fairley has come on huge in his second season, especially as a pass-rusher. Detroit likes to move Fairley and Ndamukong Suh all over the defensive line, but when both are aligned at defensive tackle, they make up one of the best interior pass rushes in the NFL. Suh and Fairley had great games in Week 11. Duane Brown is quite possibly the best tackle in the league and Chris Myers is an exceptional center, but the right side of Houston's line has been problematic. Keep Houston's defense in base personnel: We will almost never see the Lions in 21 personnel (two backs, one tight end) and they love having three wideouts on the field, which will often lend itself to Houston going to dime. But the Texans are far less frightening in their regular base 3-4 personnel, so Detroit might be wise to change its approach and utilizes more 12 personnel (one back, two tight ends) for this matchup. When the Texans get into their sub packages, that is when they get exotic with blitzes. But Lions QB Matthew Stafford has done a great job vs. the blitz this year. Houston's edge pass rush has been a problem, but there isn't a player dominating like J.J. Watt, whom the Texans will move all over their defensive front. Stafford was sacked five times by a Packers defense last week that was without Clay Matthews. Home QB: Stafford was very up and down last week and missed throws that he should have made. That has been a recurring theme for this ultra-talented passer this season, as his mechanics are too unpredictable. The Texans do feature one of the top secondaries in the league and Johnathan Joseph should often draw the assignment of shadowing Calvin Johnson, Stafford's top option by a wide margin. But Jaguars WR Justin Blackmon torched this group for 236 yards last week. Houston allowed the downtrodden Jacksonville offense to throw for 372 yards with several coverage breakdowns to blame. Away QB: It took overtime, but Houston did rack up 43 points last week in a winning effort last week. Matt Schaub threw for an amazing 527 yards in that game with five touchdowns and two interceptions on 55 attempts. He was remarkably accurate. This is not the formula Houston wants on offense, though. The play-action game is a staple of Houston's run-first offense and Schaub sells it very well. Chris Houston has played well for the Lions, but the rest of their secondary has been very beatable, especially if Louis Delmas is out of the lineup again, as he was last week. Key positional battle -- Lions' RBs vs. Texans' run defense: Joique Bell is the back to whom Detroit likes to throw and he has been a heck of a find, but this team doesn't have much big-play ability at running back. Houston is among the most difficult teams in the league to run against and running backs are posting paltry numbers against the Texans. It could be a long day for Mikel Leshoure and Bell. Featured player: No team plays more multiple-tight end sets than the Texans and Owen Daniels is quietly having an exceptional season as Houston's second option in the passing game. Daniels is fighting a hip issue, though. This offense rarely brings an extra wideout on the field, but it may do so this week to challenge a very thin Lions secondary. Andre Johnson might not be quite the same as he was in his prime, but he was simply amazing last week en route to racking up 273 receiving yards on 14 catches. Detroit doesn't have an answer for Johnson. Film room nuggets: Dropped passes have been a huge problem for the Lions' receivers this year, including Calvin Johnson. TE Brandon Pettigrew has been troubled by drops but gets plenty of targets in Detroit's offense. He often gets favorable matchups due to the attention Johnson receives from opposing secondaries. A former first round pick, Pettigrew is a solid two-way tight end, but he needs to take a step forward. ... The Lions' offensive line rarely gets a lot of credit, but collectively, it is having an excellent season, especially in the passing game. The Lions also really like Riley Reiff and will get him on the field as a sixth lineman quite a bit. Reiff could be the starting left tackle Thursday if Jeff Backus' hamstring doesn't heal on a very short week. Lions favored WR/QB. Texans RB,OL,DL,LB,DB,Coach,ST FINAL Texans 27, Lions 23
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I don't see the Lions having an advantage at QB, Stafford is far too inconsistent. Like most games, if we can run the ball somewhat effectively and go back to not turning the ball over, we'll be fine on offense.
The defense should reign it in a bit, double cover Calvin, especially with JoJo out, and let Stafford make mistakes. Front four pressure needs to step up. I think we have bounce-back game from the Jags debacle on D and, with the help of good red zone defense, pull out a 30-23 win.
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Maybe it's just me, but Ben Jones vs the Lions DTs scares the heck out of me. Suh especially.
On the preview above. I always thought the "agressive upfield with reckless abondon" Dlinemen were what ZB teams fear?
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The year began with Intel launching their "Sandy Bridge" processors. While the CPU performance was very impressive for these latest-generation Intel processors, the graphics performance under Linux was a problem. The drivers were not ready in time. Well, they actually were technically available, but in Git source form and not easy for Linux desktop customers. There were also some initial hurdles in the Sandy Bridge Linux graphics support. However, over the past year, the Intel OSTC developers working on the open-source graphics support have dramatically improved the situation. As this article recaps the performance over the past year, Sandy Bridge is now rocking under Linux and Ivy Bridge is ready to go.
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This article (and what it's summarizing) isn't fair. I had my Sandy Bridge system up and running with acceleration a week after Intel released it, without any special hacks (eg, I didn't need to mess with git). Just because Ubuntu can't get anything right doesn't make it Intel's fault.
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Cultural differences and similarities will be showcased with performances and information distributed at the Cultural Bazaar on October 9 from 2:00-5:00 p.m. in West Herr Atrium/William E. Swan Auditorium.
Abilities Awareness, El Buen Amigo, School of Irish Culture, Woodland Visions Native Arts, the Hilbert SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise) organization, Hilbert Kenya Krew international service learning group, and many others will be available at the event.
The bazaar will also include the following presentations:
· "Nadia Ibrahim Middle Eastern Dance Company" from 2:00-3:00 p.m. in the West Herr Atrium. Nadia Ibrahim, of Lebanese descent, is very familiar with music of the Middle East, Dance Orientale, Lebanese Debkes, and other folkloric dances such as Ghawazee, Cane, Karsilimar, Sudan, Tunisian, Moroccan, Egyptian, and Greek. Learn more about Middle Eastern culture and how to belly dance.
· Woodland Visions Native Arts will have three 1 hour educational sessions from 2:00-5:00 p.m. in SW 123. This is a Mohawk tradition that helps individuals find their "orenda" or personal power. Participants will learn about the cultural history behind burning art, a fulfilling experience that enriches the mind, body, and spirit.
· The Red Dragon School of Martial Arts will present the history of martial arts and perform the lion dance from 3:30-4:15 p.m. in the West Herr Atrium/Swan Auditorium.
· An interactive session on Irish dancing and culture takes place from 4:30-5:00 p.m. in the West Herr Atrium. Clann Na Cara, Gaelic for "A Family of Friends," promises to give a show stopping performance and short lessons on Irish culture.
The second day of day Cultural Awareness Week concludes with a "Meet the Greeks: Step & Stroll Showcase" at 8 p.m. in Hilbert's Swan Auditorium. The showcase gives a taste of what it means to be part of a community, and what brotherhood and sisterhood symbolize in Greek life.
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Here are some links to recommended reading for anyone now using or considering buying the WE Precision Sharpening System. I am going to just post a few good links for now with a concise description. Hopefully, as a group, we can work on categorizing them so they might make sense to people and be easy to find based on a particular topic of interest.
Sharpening Progressions from Tom Blodget on his Jende Industries BLOG
The first is a progression with photos using the WEPS diamond plates and superfine ceramic stones:
The Second is a progression that starts with the WEPS diamond plates and continues through the range of Chosera stones that are sold for the WEPS
The third link is to a progression starting with the WEPS diamond plates and continuing through a progression of Shapton PRO stones:
This is just for intial testing and to see how it turns out and hopefully add more as we go.
Thanks Phil,
I thought I would try to add something by way of experimenting to see what would happen. Tried to stay on theme with these videos.
These three videos show the use of Chosera Stones built for and sold by Wicked Edge and the transition from diamond stones to water stones.
This is a grit chart showing the progression of stones according to abrasive description or grit...
And here is another grit chart: The Grand Unified Grit Chart! Done by Komitadjie, a member at the WEPS forum.
It is quite good as it has all of the WEPS, Chosera, Shapton, Edge Pro, 3M, and sandpaper grits (with much more) in one place. It is being updated regularly, so find the latest one to use.
Here is an excellent thread on how the stops and compounds work with lots of micrographs for illustration.
A theory of how the WE diamond pastes work
Another stropping thread that talks about substrates and stropping compounds:
Thought on Hand Stropping with cheap compounds
It contains links to articles done by Ken Schwartz on compounds. Very good stuff.
More stropping material information
Non-diamond stropping compounds
How to keep your stones straight and true:
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Thursday - 10/11/2012, 5:00am EDT
(This story is Part 3 of Federal News Radio's special report, The Small Business Dilemma.)
Agencies have always struggled to meet their governmentwide goals for contracting with Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) companies, and it's only going to get harder.
The 2010 decennial Census re-designated areas that previously had been considered HUBZones, wiping out more than 30 percent of HUBZone companies certified by the Small Business Administration to do business with agencies in that capacity.
One of those firms is Metropolitan Laboratories, based in Portsmouth, Va. President David Spinazzolo said he found out his business was no longer in a HUBZone in a letter from Census last year.
"This is one of the few federal programs that's designed to put itself out of business someday."
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"I was devastated," Spinazzolo said.
Spinazzolo started his company more than three decades ago. He became HUBZone-certified shortly after the contracting preference program became available in 1998. In order to qualify, Spinazzolo moved his office to a HUBZone.
To qualify for a HUBZone designation, a company also must have 35 percent of its employees live in the HUBZone, where typically there is high unemployment and lower average income.
Now Spinazzolo is planning to move his company, which does environmental consulting and lab testing, to another building in Portsmouth that is in a HUBZone. He estimates he will spend at least $10,000 on the move, plus losing more money from work delays.
"I guess what sticks in my craw, if you will, is that I invest time, I invest money, I located my business to be in a HUBZone, and then boom, what amounts to almost a luck of the draw of what Census tract I'm in," Spinazzolo said.
Before the 2010 Census, SBA certified more than 9,200 companies, according to the HUBZone Contractors National Council. Now, SBA said, it has closer to 5,200 companies in its database with a HUBZone certification.
'Putting itself out of business'
"This is one of the few federal programs that's designed to put itself out of business someday," said Mark Crowley, president of the HUBZone Contractors National Council. "When areas are excluded from the program, it means their income or unemployment levels have progressed so they no longer qualify for the program. That's what we're all after. That's a good thing."
The downside for agencies, however, is when companies are decertified, it means they must find new, qualified HUBZone firms to do business with.
In fiscal 2011, the federal government awarded 2.35 percent of its contract dollars to HUBZone businesses, amounting to $9.9 billion. Only a third of the agencies that receive a grade on the SBA procurement scorecard met their 3 percent HUBZone goal.
"Federal agencies are struggling, [as well as] the prime contractors who are supposed to be subbing out a certain percentage of their contracts to small businesses and HUBZone companies. They're reeling," Crowley said.
The SBA does offer a three-year grace period if a company is decertified.
But Spinazzolo said he never received any notification his company would be grandfathered, so he is operating as if he has been decertified already and is not identifying himself as HUBZone to subcontracting bids. It's hurting him, he said, because with all things equal between two small businesses, the designation of HUBZone can be the "trump card" to win a contract.
Finding HUBZone companies
The Small Business Administration is doing outreach in HUBZone areas to identify potential new contractors. This spring and early summer, SBA initiated a HUBZone recruitment plan at its 68 district offices nationwide and will repeat that recruitment plan next year.
"What we really wanted to try to identify was, do we have contracts ready, firms out there, engaged in industries where the federal government is purchasing in? And how do we get them to be interested in the HUBZone program, be qualified for the HUBZone program and apply and get approved for the HUBZone program?" said John Shoraka, associate administrator at the SBA.
SBA also launched a pilot program for companies in HUBZones to call during evening office hours twice a month to get help.


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This video of a baby elephant in a kiddie pool just might warm your heart.
BOCOPREPS (David R. Jennings / Staff Photographer) Baseball: Late homers lift Silver Creek over Longmont Raptors Wood, Olinger go deep in seventh to blow game open Looking to play small ball just to push one extra run across the plate on Saturday afternoon, the Silver Creek baseball team got a whole lot more in the seventh inning than it could have possibly expected. Full Story |
BUFFZONE (Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer) College footballCU football: Buffs' Will Oliver awaits summer of opportunity Kicker sets sights on Wall Street or NFL tryout Former Colorado place-kicker Will Oliver still doesn't know what he wants to be when he grows up, but he has given himself plenty of options. Full Story |
SECOND STORY GARAGE (Paul Aiken / Staff Photographer ) Second Story Garage: Cabinet A touch of Appalachia marks much of Cabinet's look and sound. With a mix of drum-fueled rhythm and bluegrass instrumentation, Cabinet has explored a path of Americana much followed by Colorado audiences. Full Story |
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