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Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 19 Recap: Aria Kisses Wes, Jason Almost Dies!
Always take the stairs! In this week's of Pretty Little Liars (Season 3, Episode 19: "What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted?), Aria (Lucy Hale) keeps it in the family, Spencer (Troian Bellisario) has a unique way to wish Mona (Janel Parrish) luck at the debate, and Caleb's (Tyler Blackburn) dad is as fond of swiping money as Hanna's (Ashley Benson) mom is. Perhaps they're meant for each other!
Wherein Aria Gives the Little Bro a Shot
We're guessing Team Wesria is quite happy after this week's shocking Wes-Aria developments. Aria can't possibly be choosing Little Fitz over Big Fitz, can she? Sure, Wes can recite poetry, and he's cute — and Aria's two weaknesses appear to be poetry and cute boys. But we're still kinda creeped out by Wes — not to mention that, uh, Ezra (Ian Harding) is Ezra. 'Nuff said.
Unfortunately, Wes and Aria were too busy playing tonsil hockey (which is the one sport Aria is good at) to realize CeCe (Vanessa Ray) is trouble. CeCe bails on their photo shoot and tells Aria her car got towed when it clearly didn't. So what was she up to — and was she maybe trying to get Aria and Wes to hook up in order to break up Ezria? If so, we hate CeCe more than ever.
Wherein Emily Realizes There Are More Reasons to Prefer the Stairs Than Just For Exercise
All the Liars have been through a staggering amount of messed-up crap. But we especially feel for Emily (Shay Mitchell), who — after going through the Nate and Maya stuff — now has to watch as Jason (Drew Van Acker) almost plummet to his death. Thankfully, Emily got out of the escalator in the nick of time — so did "A" let her get off of it? And is Jason in fact getting targeted because of the N.A.T. Club?
Now, Jason is missing from his hospital bed — and the pic of Ali (Sasha Pieterse) with CeCe and Detective Wilden (Bryce Johnson) at Cape May is gone, too. Bummer. Clearly, CeCe was lying about not knowing Wilden — so did CeCe have a fling with Wilden, as Jason suggests? Between that, and Jason spotting CeCe with Melissa on the night of Ali's murder, CeCe is striking us as more than just a little suspicious.
Wherein Spencer Does to Mona What We've All Been Wanting to Do to Her
Unless you're a hardcore Wesria supporter (which we can't say we are), the best moment of the episode was unquestionably when Spencer lunges at Mona's throat while making some sort of high-pitched squealing sound which we would have assumed can only be produced by dolphins. Note to self: Never kick Spencer off of any team, no matter what.
But the good thing about Spencer losing her spot on the team was Andrew and Spencer taking part in the hottest stripping game ever — or at least, the hottest stripping game to involve the words "Peloponnesian War." Can Spence teach us how to take a bra off like that? With scenes involving Spandrew and Wrencer, Spencer is clearly on the verge of getting her groove back.
Wherein Hanna Learns Why You Shouldn't Meddle In Other People's Family Lives
Hanna may have been a tad too hasty in assuming Caleb's dad can change overnight. Hanna's mom may have encouraged Pastor Ted to hook Jamie up with a job fixing the church, but Jamie doesn't appear interested in learning new tricks, as he steals from the church's collection box. Who knew Hanna's meddling would have a downside?
Then again, we're not complaining about Hanna helping Caleb, since it led to one of the hottest Caleb kisses we've ever seen! Okay, so the fact that it was in a church made it slightly less hot, but still. And can Hanna really judge Jamie, considering her own mom stole cash from the bank? We think there's something in the Bible about glass houses, but we could be mistaken.
— Oh, CeCe. We knew you were sketchy, but we're truly impressive by how sketchy. First, she lies to Aria about her car getting stolen, either because she had some "A" business to attend to, or she wanted Wes and Aria to hook up. (Maybe she likes Ezra? Who can blame her!) Plus, did she steal that Cape May pic — and did she and Melissa kill Ali? Like we said, that's a lot of sketchiness for one person.
— Poor Jason! The cutie takes quite a spill in that elevator — and along with that wound on his side a few episodes back, the guy is falling apart. So where did Jason go at the end of the episode? It's possible he was kidnapped by "A" — or did he bail voluntarily? If "A" did kidnap Jason, then he's approximately the 3,278th person to be kidnapped by "A." That deserves a medal or something, right?
— We're not ones to complain about getting to stare at Wren's (Julian Morris) lovely face. Still, we're wondering why he was checking in on Spencer — and whether this is a sign he's working with Mona and the "A" team. We've long suspected Wren was in cahoots with Mona, considering he's working at Radley. But what did he actually accomplish by visiting Spencer this week? Very strange.
— C'mon, people — we don't know Wes well enough to trust him. So even though he's adorable, we're worried he might be working with his mom to get Ezra and Aria to break up. See, Aria — this is why you don't take more than one dip in the same gene pool.
Other Things To Be Discussed:
- Are we suddenly supposed to trust Pastor Ted? We refuse to forget how sketchy he seemed when he was dating both Hanna's mom and Aria's mom last year. So maybe he put that money in Jamie's wallet to set him up? Not likely, but we're not willing to give Ted a free pass just yet.
- It is just us, or has Spencer been acting kind zombie-like for the past few weeks? Then again, we're kind of liking this new Zombie Spencer. Maybe she can find love with the zombie guy in the new movie Warm Bodies?
- Is it just a coincidence that Spencer got a message on a pair of sunglasses? Hmm... who do we know who is a big fan of sunglasses? In other words, we've got our eyes on you, Jenna. (Get it — "eyes"? Because she was blind?)
Catch the next episode of Pretty Little Liars on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.


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$1000 Japanese Hand-Crafted iPhone Cases Anyone?
Would you pay $1000 for a hand-craft, culturally symbolic iPhone case?
Crunchgear says they're intended "to show how Japanese warlords from the Sengoku period would probably use their iPhones if they lived today":
The so-called JAPAN TEXTURE [JP] series consists of a total of five cases with different designs. Created under the supervision of a historian, SoftBank says each case is covered with special lacquer and gold dust. It takes three to four weeks to make one, which kind of explains the price.
Given the prices for lacquer bowls, tea sets, and other object d'art, maybe $1000 is no barrier? What say you?
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$1000 Japanese Hand-Crafted iPhone Cases Anyone?
Man that's sick! But the case cost more than the phone! Instead of having the case to protect the phone I'd have to find a phone to protect the case!
Honestly. Japan and High Tech are a myth. Been here 27 yrs. Gagets up the yin/yang. So what! No wifi anywhere and if you are lucky enough to find a signal it isn't free. Sure the iPhone made it here, but Softbank? Third rate network! No locals will be buying the cases either. Samurai. Who gives a crap!
How can it take 3 to 4 weeks to make a single iPhone case? What do they do with the rest of their time? And at $1,000 a piece too!
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The two clubs were thought to be on the verge of agreeing a deal over the Brazilian midfielder, but a change in ownership at the Ukrainian club appears to have altered the situation.
A fee and personal terms had been agreed for the 24-year-old, who earlier this month revealed he had discussed the move with the Stamford Bridge club.
But with Metalist now owned by Serhiy Kurchenko, their manager is concerned that the player would not be fully committed to the club if the deal was to be called off.
"If he does not play with the soul and heart of Kharkiv, he is not with Metalist and it is better to let him go," Markevich declared in the Evening Standard.
"Prior to the change of ownership of the club, there was an option for parting with Taison. At the same time, the new owner does not share this position and does not think that we must part with Taison.
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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Dorchester District Two officials have been looking forward to opening three brand-new elementary schools for the 2015-2016 school year.
Now officials are simply hoping to start construction on one of those elementary schools sometime soon.
Elementary School 1, named Eugene Sires Elementary, is missing a land disturbance permit that is preventing the start of construction.
Superintendent Joe Pye is worried the school will not open on time. Im most concerned, Pye said. Ill be very blunt I dont see where it could possibly open on time.
Bob Folkman, capital improvements facilitator for the district, approached DD2 board members during their meeting Aug. 11 to deliver the construction update. Folkman said contractors are still waiting on answers from OCRM, a coastal division of DHEC responsible for land disturbance permits.
Originally, Folkman said, the final land disturbance permit was supposed to come in at the end of July or beginning of August.
Now theyre telling us they hope to have their comments and permit by the end of this month, Folkman said. We hurry up and wait. Its just out of our control.
Construction has already begun on Elementary Schools 2 and 3, also known as Sand Hill and Alston Bailey elementary schools, respectively. Folkman said there are no permit issues with those two schools.
Chairwoman Gail Hughes asked Folkman if one of the board members tries reaching out to OCRM, if that would help speed things up.
Im just really concerned; we dont want to ruffle feathers, we want to try and get results, Hughes said. We just have to be careful of what we say to these people because we dont want to take one step forward, four steps backward.
Folkman said a meeting is something they can try.
We appreciate any help, he said.
After the board meeting, Folkman said the permit process should have started in May 2013 about three months earlier than it actually did.
This is my first experience with this, Folkman said. Im frustrated.
All three new elementary schools are supposed to open in August 2015 in time for the 2015-2016 school year.
Im still optimistic that it will open in 2015, Folkman said, but we just got to do what we can to get through this permit process.
Once we get that permit we can start construction, he added.
Pye, however, is not quite as optimistic.
I think we may be off a few months, he said. If its only a month or two off thats one thing, but if its seven months off, then that means another whole year delayed. If we dont get it out of the ground soon, its adding up. Thats my issue.
In particular, Pye is worried about over-crowding within the districts older elementary schools something these new schools are supposed to relieve.
Some of these schools are having a hard time handling it, and thats my concern, Pye said.
Pye is hopeful that in a month the district will have good news about that land disturbance permit. I think by this time next month we should have every one of them out of the ground, he said.
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This is a very interesting video series done by HPF documenting the details behind their motor builds for their big hp setups. When I say big HP, I mean big horsepower, as in up to 1,000 at the wheels. These videos are in very high quality and it is recommended any and all BMW enthusiasts take a look, this is how it is done.
HPF (horsepower freaks) shows how they build their 1000 RWHP Daily Driven BMW M3 S54 Turbo Motors
This article was originally published in forum thread: SECRETS Behind The HPF 1000 RWHP Daily Driven BMW M3 RACE ENGINES - VIDEO started by MSpiredM3 View original post28 Comments
It does show that HPF does want the best when doing what they do.
I won't mention any shops by name out of respect to this thread, but there are a few BMW specific engine builders that have done far more R&D into these builds. One such shop offset grinds the OEM crank in order to utilize non-standard hardened coated main bearings and rod bearings which makes the bottom end virtually bullet proof. This also changes the stroke slightly to a more efficient ratio. Another aspect of an engine build is the heads, I would have been interested to see what kind of head work they do as well. To me that is what sets an engine builder apart, is the head work. If a builder can squeeze a few CFM out of the OEM heads, that is something to brag about.
Overall.. great videos.. awesome shop.. quality build.. but nothing to build an altar too and pray to the M&B engine gods.
I would be quite surprised if HPF Stage 4 motor could operate in that power band for that length of time..
I was merly pointing out R&D as it relates to engine building. Comparing the two is like comparing an apple to a orange.
As for secrets, there is not many secrets left in the world of engine building. Maybe some piston modifications specific per builders experience, but for the most part "secrets" in the world of engine building are not really that secret.. if your an engine builder.
I also would doubt an obscure engine builder in Oregon would have more BMW specific knowledge than a shop that has specialized in BMW for 30+ years.. just IMHO..
I'm not saying the builder is not a quality builder.. they obviously are by the videos and HPF management has made a good choice in sourcing a local quality shop for their builds.. I was just pointing out that it didn't appear to me to be any kind of fancy R&D aside from basic quality build procedures being used.
I think ccsykes comments were more than fair. The guy seems like a conscientious builder, but ordering stronger parts when stuff breaks isn't in-depth R&D.
Personally I found parts of the video a little cringeworthy (kind of like watching your chef taste sauce and then continue stirring with the spoon -- it really isn't a big deal, but you'd rather not know/see it).
There was absolutely nothing in the video that would prevent me from using that shop (in fact I'd be more likely to use them) and the cringing came from stuff that I know if a Cleveland-type fellow saw, they could launch into another anti-hpf tirade on m3forum.
Examples: There probably should have been some discussion/concern about the warped head and acceptable tolerances before machining. I believe they had to take off .006" from the head due to warpage. I don't know S54 specs, but on a high-boost Supra that would be starting to approach the area where I'd want to consider straightening or replacing the head. The problem with machining a warped head is that the head is still warped -- it just has a flat bottom (meaning the cams now have to bend every revolution, the combustion chambers all have slightly different volumes, and the head now has a non-uniform thickness and is even more likely to warp in the future). In the real world 6 thou from the head won't matter one bit, but that is certainly fodder available for the "its an M3 -- it must be perfect" crowd.
Other nit-picky things in the shop: setting a new piston down on a dirty tool chest, removing the main bolts completely one at a time (slight possibility of warping crank), using calipers that had obviously been mishandled (cracked digital display), etc
And there were a few metallurgy mis-statements (e.g. calling ductile iron hardened). Again it doesn't really matter if your engine builder knows all about interstitial alloying as long as he meticulously follows procedure -- which this guy did. Going back to ccsykes' point -- it really wasn't any different than what you'd see done at any reputable shop so for those who've been around engine builds, it hardly seems vid-worthy. But Chris & HPF have a way of taking something relatively ordinary and packaging it in a way everyone loves. I'm convinced the guy could make a video about programming the radio seem exciting.
Now if I had seen some serious custom machine work taking place, I would have had a different view. They decked the engine, surfaced the head, used a CNC to bore the cylinders with a TQ plate.. all standard procedure. The equipment used was pretty common in reputable shops these days. Again, there are BMW machine shops that do custom crank grinding, use custom sized rods and non-BMW coated bearings. Installing a sleeve to me isn't anything custom.. I've done it on a few boosted Hondas.. big deal.
Again.. GREAT ENGINE BUILD! It just doesn't warrant a pedestal or altar.. According to HPF site.. the builds cost $3K.. To me that is an EXCEPTIONAL price for what was done. Most BMW builders charge three times that. That alone makes it a great build to me and a shop I would consider using.. just based on price alone.
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Senior Nathan Wanuch (Mississauga, Ontario) topped his PR in the men's Mile Run with a time of 4:17.13 while junior John Gilpin (Nashville, Tenn.) also set a PR in the race posting a time of 4:26.50.
In the women's 400m dash, junior Gabby Cader (Cleveland, Tenn.) topped her previous best with a time of 1:00.15 along with sophomore Ambria Reese (Memphis, Tenn.) posted a PR of 1:02.63.
In the women's 800m sophomore Jessica Philpott (Manchester, Tenn.) recorded her PR of 2:22.41. In the men's 800m freshman Marquis Carter (Memphis, Tenn.) bested his time from the Middle Tennessee Christmas Invitational in December with a time of 1:56.69. Fellow freshman Trevor Janssen (Jordan Station, Ontario) ran the 800m in a time of 1:55.94, just off the school record 1:52.26 set by Ryan Kendall in 2002.
Sophomore Amanda Sumner (Bristol, Conn.) placed 18th in the women's 3000 meter Section 1&2 race with a time of 10:04.38 while sophomore transfer Rachel Greenwall (Bogart, Ga.) won the women's Section 3 race with a time of 10:35.56. In the men's 3000m Section 3 event, freshman Paul Stuart (Brentwood, Tenn.) placed fourth in his first outdoor meet with a time of 8:44.51 while classmate Matthew Marshall (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) was 14th with a time of 9:08.73.
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Iowa Central Sweeps Half Marathon TitlesNovember 17, 2012
LEVELLAND, Texas – For the second consecutive year, the men's and women's long-distance teams from Iowa Central Community College are the national champions in NJCAA Half Marathon. The Tritons and Lady Tritons dominated the 13.2 mile course that featured nearly 200 runners.ICCC's Stanley Kebenei won his second individual half-marathon title in as many years, crossing the finish line first overall with a time of 1:07:01. Jamal Boma and Abbabiya Simbassa from Iowa Central finished third and fourth overall with times of 1:09:50 and 1:10:53. George Gathuru of Cloud County Community College (Kan.) was the runner up (1:07:01).
The Triton men tallied just eight team points to take the team title, which is the lowest team total in the event's history. El Paso Community College (Texas) and Spartanburg Methodist College (S.C.) rounded out the top three in the men's standings.The ICCC women were led by Jodi Miller and Jamie Neal who finished second (1:26:57) and fourth (1:27:44) overall. Darroneshia Lott of South Plains College (Texas) won her second individual NJCAA national title in as many weeks when she crossed the finish line first overall (1:24:16). Lott won the individual women's title at the NJCAA Division I Women's Cross Country Championship in Ina, Ill., last week.
The ICCC women edged South Plains, who they shared the national title with a year ago, in the final team standings. Iowa Central finished with 15 points, while SPC tallied 18. Spartanburg Methodist finished third.
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Have you always wanted to sit in the front row of the stalls or the much sought after places in the centre of the dress circle? Have your financial circumstances prevented you from coming to the opera in the past? For the sixth season in a row we hope to be able to tempt you in to an Opera for All performance (listed below).
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Coach Jeff Cruce begins his third season at the helm of Berkeley Stags football, and this is the team he said he's been waiting for since he replaced Jerry Brown in 2011.
"I've got the team I want and the players in place to do good things this year," he said. "We expect good things to happen this fall."
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Quantum Leap and Demo Day
Quantum Leap and Demo Day
From time to time in all pursuits there are innovations that have a profound impact. In sports, the carbon fiber hockey stick, composite golf club shaft, and oversized ultra light tennis racquet have been such products. In curling, the carbon fiber handle and the Norway pad have had such a profound impact. The innovative continues with the release of the Quantum shoe. Once again, a game changer!. Consider:
- Easily replaceable slider and gripper discs in place of conventional sliders and grippers;
- Slider discs are made using various materials, each providing a different performance level.
- A new curler can start with more stable discs and then graduate to faster slider discs as they gain confidence on curling ice
- Gone are the days of replacing shoes because the slider is worn, or sending a shoe across the country to have a slider replaced. Quantum shoes are an investment in years of curling;
- Slider and gripper discs are readily available online or at your local club or curling supply store;
- Left handers simply snap the slider discs into the right shoe, and the gripper discs into the left. Stick curlers can simply snap gripper discs into both shoes. Others may choose to use slider discs on the front of their slider shoe, and gripper discs on the heel for greater stability;
- The disc pattern creates a "Stability Channel" down the center of the sole, distributing weight to the periphery and enhancing balance;
- Absolutely no drift;
- Speed can be as quick as or quicker than conventional fast sliders.
- Who is wearing them? Already many early adopters from new, club and competitive curlers (Brad Jacobs and Kaitlynn Lawes are a couple of names you may recognize!)
- Quantums have been worn by members of the winning and/or runner up team in every major spiel to date this season
Intrigued by the Quantum? In Toronto area - come and give them a try at our Demo Day, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, Saturday October 18th at Weston. In Ottawa area we are planning a Demo Day and will keep you posted. Otherwise talk to your local club or dealer and ask for a test drive.
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The names of the worlds top curling teams are recognisable to even the most casual of curling fans - Brad Jacobs, Jennifer Jones, Rachel Homan, Eve Muirhead, Niklas Edin, Thomas Ulsrud, Sven Michel, Debbie McCormick, Brad Gushue, Jim Cotter, Chelsea Carey, Crystal Webster, Steve Laycock, Mary Fay, Heather Smith, Peter DeCruz, Alina Paetz, Team Jaggi, . This echelon of curlers, and many others who aspire to replace them, choose Goldline products. This group alone has amongst them many Olympic medals and a multitude of national and world titles. The Goldline product you choose is the exact same as that chosen by these elite teams.
This entry was posted in Goldline on October 17, 2014 by Andrew.
Protective Headgear for Curlers Proves Popular
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 the back of the head, however it was "dorky" looking and not adopted by the average curler. Doug Flowers, the project manager at Goldline, states, "While we recognised the need for protective headwear for curlers, we also recognised that design was a key to acceptance. If a critical mass of curlers was going to wear it, it had to be cosmetically attractive."
The final product, four years in development, incorporates a protective shield into a conventionally styled hat. The protective component was designed and tested with the input of Biokinetics, an Ottawa based company world renowned for the testing of protective products that protect the head The hat itself is available in five styles - baseball, visor, headband, toque and poor boy - and a variety of colours and sizes. Unless you look closely, one would not know this conventional, stylish hat incorporates a protective element.
This entry was posted in Curling Equipment, Featured Products on October 17, 2014 by Andrew.
Goldline USA is launched
Goldline USA is launched
By Doug Flowers, President
"Getting orders across the border quickly and cost effectively has been an ongoing challenge" says Erin flowers, Goldline's point person in terms of international shipments. She goes on to say that "The scale of both the US curling market and our own volume have grown to the extent that establishing a US company and warehouse became the logical next step".
The new Goldine shipping facility is located in Poynette Wisconsin and is managed by Debbie McCormick, well known for her on ice feats, including a world championship and four Olympic appearances. According to Debbie "This facility simply provides both the US curler and US clubs with quicker, less expensive and less complicated service". The efficiencies derived from the absence of duty and border hassles and from the fact that the inventory is already in the US will help keep shipping charges low.
Debbie, in addition to managing the new facility, will continue to operate the Goldline mobile, which brings a fully stocked store right to your club. To obtain further details you may contact Debbie at email@example.com.
To check out Goldine's full product line or to place orders please either give us a call at 1-800-465-6900 or view our web site and online catalogue at www.goldlinecurling.com.
This entry was posted in Curling, Curling Apparel, Curling Equipment on October 17, 2014 by Andrew.
Helpful tips to kick-start the season
Helpful tips to kick-start the season
From Dr. Goldline
Our retail stores have been open since September and we have had all sorts of curlers in to visit us. Whether you are a new curler, a non-curler buying a gift for a curler, intermediate curler, a very seasoned curler, or a junior curler - we have all the assistance you need.
I am sure most of you seasoned curlers are digging out your shoes and are thinking they were in better condition at the end of last season! Don't worry you have options to choose from. At our stores, our staff can help you decide what is best for you.
If your shoe is still comfortable and in fair condition then our pro-shop services may be a good option.. You can upgrade your slider to a thicker and faster option or have your shoe re-gripped if you're finding your foot slipping on the ice while walking or sweeping. If you find your dragging toe is wearing - a toe coat would be a great option to preserve the shoe and reduce your drag. Visit our stores to find out more information. Click here for Goldline Curling Locations
New curlers will want to consider how much their budget allows and what they want to get out of their equipment. The key basics are a pair of comfortable curling shoes and a broom. The sliders on curling shoes warrant the most consideration as they come in various types and speeds. Our experienced staff can offer advice as to which speed is most appropriate for each individual. Beyond the slider, our shoes come in a wide variety of styles and in a broad price range.
Brooms are the other basic tool and many clubs offer free or rental versions. Upgrading from there will get you a more effective rotating head, a lighter composite handle, and the ultimate, a superlight carbon fiber handle.
An important note to our readers: Dr. Goldline is not a real doctor, in any way, shape or form; the moniker is used purely for entertainment value. In addition, the views expressed are entirely those of the author and not of management or any other curler. As the saying goes, "Put 3 lawyers/mathematicians/scientists (or curlers!) in a room and ask them the same question, and you'll get 3 different answers".
This entry was posted in Goldline on October 17, 2014 by Andrew.
Performance and Comfort Considerations for Curling Shoes
Performance and Comfort Considerations for Curling Shoes
The Quantum integrated design system (I.D.S.) leaves behind the use of an adhesive to attach a slider and gripper to the sole of the shoe. The adhesive bond has been the standard for generations, however, in addition to delaminating problems, it has bound us to Teflon* as the only material that could be used as a slider. The Quantum employs an innovative mechanical attachment system wherein slider and gripper "disks" are snapped into strategically positioned receptacles in the sole.
The advantages of Quantum Discs are numerous:
Conventional Curling Shoes use Teflon as a sliding material and it comes in varying thickness and design on the sole of the shoe.
- The slider discs do not have to be bondable or flexible, hence they can be molded from a wide variety of plastics, or machined from Teflon or stainless steel, each material offering different performance characteristics;
- The discs are easily changed. Simply snap out the old disk and snap in the new. Upgrading slider speed, replacing a damaged disk, accommodating preferences such as slider disks on the front and gripper discs on the back, and setting up for lefthanders are all readily accomplished without pro-shop assistance;
- The disks will not fall out;
- The disk pattern creates a "Stability Channel" running the length of the shoe. This pattern focuses weight to the periphery of the sole, thereby widening the balance platform and increasing stability.
- The slider disks are available in various materials, each offering a different speed, while the gripper disk features a TPR rubber surface which affords optimal traction.
Slider Thickness - slider speed increases with the thickness of the Teflon™, ¼" being the thickest and the fastest. Every curler should be looking for optimal slide with a minimum of leg thrust. For most curlers excessive leg thrust results in instability. Experienced curlers who are accustomed to the ice and do not have stability concerns usually prefer a fast slider, whereas less experienced curlers usually want to balance speed with stability. It is important to keep in mind that inexperienced curlers generally have low leg thrust and, if they are equipped with an excessively slow slider, the result will be an unsatisfactory delivery.
Hinged Front Slider - sliders that have a thickness of 5/32" or greater tend to be rigid, limiting any heel elevation during delivery. The Podium sole itself, not the slider, is designed to afford the appropriate degree of longitudinal flexibility. Rigidity also results in constant heel rubbing during walking. By splitting the front from the back slider and "hinging" the front slider, the negative effect of rigidity is eliminated on Podium Gold and Silver shoes.
Lateral Stability - stability during delivery is best achieved by distributing weight equally across the width of the sole. During delivery the natural tendency is for weight to be shifted to the outside of the sliding foot. The outsole on the Podium series is expressly moulded to incorporate a lateral stabilizer in the ball of the foot. The result is even distribution of weight across the slider, a wider balance platform and enhanced stability.
Warmth - insulation throughout the upper and air cushioning in the sole ensure warmth on all Podium models.
Comfort and Fit - careful attention to materials and design afford slipper like comfort from the first time Podium shoes are worn. Further, the Silver model is available in both REGULAR and WIDE fit. Unlike most curling shoes, ladies Podiums are built on specific women's moulds.
Quality - most shoe manufacturing relies upon a high volume production line. Only high end shoes are still produced in lower volume "hand made" factories. The entire Podium line is produced in such an environment – guaranteeing careful attention to quality and detail.
This entry was posted in Curling Shoes and tagged curling shoes on October 17, 2014 by Andrew.
Curling Calender - September 2014
Curling Calender - September 2014
The 2014/15 curling season has arrived! Although many club curlers do not start regular season play until after Thanksgiving, the high performance teams have already been battling it out on the ice.
The first event on the World Curling Tour calendar, the Baden Masters, was held August 29-31 in Baden, Switzerland. Twenty teams took part, and in the end, it was a contest between two Goldline ambassadors for the title. Congratulations to Team Ulsrud who defeated Team De Cruz in the finals.
At the Stu Sells Tankard in Oakville, ON Goldline Ambassadors Team Jaggi, Debbie McCormick, Team Paetz played on the ladies side while Team Edin battled on the men's side.
This week, the featured event on the curling calendar is The Shoot-Out at the Saville Centre. Goldline ambassadors Team Carey, Team Webster, Team Hamilton, Team Jaggi, Team Paetz and Team Ostlund will duel it out on the ice.
Also playing in the Shoot Out are Team Bottcher, Team Laycock and Team Michel.
Good luck to Team Heather Smith at the Curl Atlantic event this week as well.
Looking ahead, the next event on the roster is in Brockville, Ontario, where the AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic will be played from September 18-21, 2014.
Team Homan and Team Muirhead will lead the competition on the ladies side while Team Jacobs, Team Edin, Team Gushue, Team Michel and Team De Cruz will battle in Brockville!
Hurry hard!
This entry was posted in Goldline, Goldline Ambassadors on September 9, 2014 by Andrew.
Curling season is just around the corner. It's time to pull out the curling bag, dust off your gear and start planning for the season ahead.
If you are in need of equipment or apparel, Goldline's retail stores will be ready to serve you. We look forward to serving you at one of our four locations across Ontario. The Mississauga and Ottawa location will open Saturday, September 13th, while the London and Scarborough locations will open Saturday, September 20th.
Goldline Curling Pro Shop locations and hours:
Our Mississauga store is open year round. We continue to operate out of our store at 6620 Kitimat Road, Unit #6 near Mississauga Road and the 401. Starting Monday September 16, our store hours will be:
Monday to Friday - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Scarborough: Our store in the east end of Toronto is located at 2250 Midland Avenue, Unit #16 (on the west side of Midland Avenue, immediately south of the 401). Our Scarborough store hours will be:
Monday to Friday - 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Ottawa: Our Ottawa store is located at 210 Colonnade Road, Unit #1. Our Ottawa store hours will be:
Monday to Friday - 10:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
London: Our London location is found at 561 Southdale Road East. The London store will be open:
Monday to Friday - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Curlers, old and new, will find what they need at Goldline. In addition to a fantastic selection of new products this season like the Quantum shoes and Head First Protective Head Gear, we continue to carry those products you've come to rely on: Norway pads, Podium shoes, and more!
We look forward to seeing you soon!
This entry was posted in Goldline Retail on September 9, 2014 by Andrew.
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