Issue 7 – Friday, March 11, 2011 • An Official Publication of the Canadian Curling Association.

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JANUARY 12-15 For tickets, visit LANGLEY EVENTS CENTRE Page 2 Tankard Times 2011 TIM HORTONS BRIER • Day 6 No tiebreakers loom; four left standing Larry Wood sure it will be another epic battle on Saturday. Tankard Times Editor “It’s frustrating. We definitely didn’t bring our A-game. I don’t like getting beat seven he suspense began seeping out of the in a row by anybody . . . let alone Kevin final-draw scenario like a leaky bal- Martin.” loon on Thursday night in the Tim For a while, it looked like Territories’ skip- HortonsT Brier at the John Labatt Centre. per Jamie Koe was going to rain on Martin’s When Newfoundlander Brad Gushue ham- parade in the afternoon. mered four on the board in the fourth end of Koe led Alberta by one heading into the his match against Quebec’s Francois Gagne 10th end without hammer, and a series of and Alberta’s Kevin Martin nailed Ontario’s great shots by his team, particularly third Glenn Howard for a couple of early deuces Tom Naugler, left Martin in a tough spot, and probably should have had a four-spot for having to make a four-banger raise to stick openers, the weekend’s playoff alignment for two and win the game. appeared to be settling in stone. As usual, when Martin is facing some sort Indeed, Gushue and his team of Mark of circus shot to win, he made it. Nichols, Ryan Fry and Jamie Danbrook, When asked if it was the best shot he’d will forge a 2006 Olympic trials rematch made all week, Martin replied with a laugh: with Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton in tonight’s “It was certainly the only shot I made all Page One-Two playoff match (7:30 ET) with day.” the winner advancing directly to Sunday’s Alberta got off to a 3-0 lead in two ends national championship final. but Koe battled back and stole a go-ahead The contest will be a rematch of the 2005 point in the ninth. Canadian Olympic curling trials final com- The win eliminated Brad Jacobs and his batants as well as Thursday’s Draw-15 morn- Northern Ontario Soo crew. ing clash won 8-5 by the Newfoundland/ Kevin Martin eliminated N. Ontario with his first win Thursday, and knocked “You look back at a few moments,” said Labrador bunch. Glenn Howard out of the Page 1/2 game with his second. Jacobs, who reached the Page One-Two play- Martin and his Olympic gold-medallists of off a year ago. “A few shots over the week, 2010 possessed only a slim chance of making Gushue, who went to defeat Quebec’s Gagne our games always are. We just kept control. sure, but we played well, and I think we it to the Page One-Two. Alberta needed a win 9-7 in his late game. Three-up early. Two-up after eight. Tied learned some valuable lessons and we look over Howard and a loss from Gushue. Manitoba, meanwhile, rebounded to stop up after nine. We have the hammer coming forward to being back.” But Alberta’s last-draw 6-5 win over the Quebec 8-4 in the afternoon and await its fate home. That’s all you can hope for against a Stoughton had a scare of his own in the Ontario team, which never seemed to be decided during the evening matches. guy like Glenn. That’s a pretty good result.” afternoon. in doubt in spite of being taken to Martin’s “The One-Two is a huge playoff advan- Martin admitted his team probably had Heading into the eighth end, his Manitoba open last-rock takeout shot in the 10th end, tage,” said Gushue. “We had a good run and some momentum heading into Saturday’s crew found itself tied at four, but the Winni- dragged Howard and Co., out of Page-One- got in the One-Two in 2007 (then lost the playoff. peg crew erupted for a deuce, stole two more Two contention as well, and into Saturday’s final to Glenn Howard). But the last three “It certainly can’t hurt. It feels good now. and coasted to an 8-4 win. sudden-death Page Three-Four rematch at years we’ve been in the Three-Four and Going in, I had to get it through my head to Stoughton stayed out to watch Martin’s 2:30 p.m. ET. there’s no way back from a loss there.” make a few shots.” circus heroics and says it is shots like that Martin and Howard collided in the 2009 Manitoba hit for three in the third end and He described the day off today as “really that makes him a great curler. Olympic trials final as well as Brier finals in controlled the issue through to the eighth good”. “Those are the kind of shots Kevin lives 2010 and 2008. In fact, Martin owns a seven- when Stoughton’s last attempted double-kill “I’m a little tired. Brier’s are tough for, it was a great shot for sure,” Stoughton for-eight win record against his Ontario foe. double-jammed on backing and left his foe weeks.” opined. Gushue’s Newfoundland/Labrador team the free draw for the go-ahead trio. Martin scoffed at any suggestion of long- Earlier, there was a suggestion animos- rallied to make its move toward the top of “That was a (bleepin’) bonehead shot,” term domination over the Howard team being ity might remain from the hotly-contested the Brier standings in the morning against admitted Stoughton. “I mean, I wish every- a future factor. Olympic trials final 15 months ago involved Stoughton and his team of Jonathan Mead, one had been a little more adamant that we “Winning runs don’t mean anything,” he Howard and Martin. Reid Carruthers and Steve Gould, stealing an could double-jam. I never thought we could. said. “We had a real run going against Jeff “We’re all competitors but we’re all still 8-5 duke. If someone had said we could I never would (Stoughton), too. And he made everything. good friends,” said Howard. The Rocksters took advantage of a mon- have thrown that shot. It was the dumbest And when you make everything you win. So “There’s nothing untoward between the strous miscue from Stoughton in the eighth shot in the, er, a junior-B group piece of crap. it means nothing.” two teams. If we see any infraction we’re go- end and turned a two-point deficit into a one- It was a stupid shot and gave them an easy Howard reflected on the first three ends . . . ing to call them out and that’s what happened point advantage. three. I guess I threw it too good because it “You give him a big lead like that it’s hard in the trials. Since then we’ve had no prob- “It was a tight one, looking dicey for most hit the perfect spot . . . for them.” to come back. The first three were terrible. lems at all. Neither team has had any harsh of the game,” said Gushue who proceed to The alternative, he said, was to hit and roll We were awful and I don’t know what the words toward the other. Off the ice we’re pay tribute to his sweepers Nichols and Dan- in front, surrender two and be tied playing reason was. We just missed shots. We weren’t good friends. There’s eight guys out there brook who managed to turn three of Gushue’s the ninth with the hammer. sharp. We didn’t pick up on the ice condi- who want to win and I don’t blame them for shots from near-misses to just-made-its. Manitoba kept the ninth end open but tions. We couldn’t put three or four shots in going hard. . . just as we are going hard.” “Those three shots were the only rocks I Stoughton rubbed with his last rock bidding a row together. The first end, we were really In other last-draw matches, Nova Scotia’s didn’t really throw real good and they made for the deadlock in the final exchange, leav- lucky to give him two. It could have been Shawn Adams of Halifax brought his record them all. Those two guys swept their hearts ing the theft of a pair. three or four. to 5-6 with a 6-5 win over British Columbia’s out. I’ve never seen two guys so out of breath “I may have got it going,” said Stoughton. “Then we played great for the last seven Jim Cotter of Vernon while Jacobs’s Moosies after those shots. They did a great job for me “You do that on this swingy ice today and but it didn’t matter. If my last shot curls a defeated Saskatchewan’s fast-fading Steve today.” it’s gone. We knew halfway down I’d already half-inch less he’s got a real tough shot to Laycock 6-3. The brushmen dragged Gushue’s last of the missed it, so it was disappointing.” win the game. That’s the way it rolls. We lost Jacobs finished 7-4 while Saskatchewan eighth into the rings for the count of three, Gushue survived one scare in the evening another one. We just find it so tough to get an logged a 4-7 record. B.C. also finished 4-7. then succeeded in ensuring two perfect skip’s against the Quebeckers when he flashed a edge on him.” In afternoon play, Jacobs thumped New shots in the 10th end with Manitoba angling takeout in the eighth and was forced to come Had Howard won this argument, Ontario Brunswick’s James Grattan 6-1 and Adams for at least an extra end. back a draw the button cold for a single point would have been ranked No. 1 in the Page clobbered P.E.I.’s Eddie MacKenzie 12-3. Gushue’s first barely scraped past a guard to maintain three-point control. One-Two. Instead, they’re No. 4 in the Page Ontario waxed Koe (3-8) of the Territories for a hit and roll that left his team sitting two. Alberta controlled the Thursday night issue Three-Four. 9-2 in the morning while B.C. thrashed the Then his last guard was perfectly placed by a from the get-go “Now we have to go the hard route,” he 1-and-10 Islanders 7-1 and Grattan (4-7) strong sweep. “I didn’t like to be tied up until we had said. “It doesn’t matter who you play now. dumped Saskatchewan 6-4. “That puts our fate in our own hands,” said the hammer,” said Martin. “That’s the way You have to play three games in a row. I’m Amarula Hortons TT Vert. Ad 12/15/10 1:20 PM Page 1

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Game Scores for Draw 17

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A B.C. (Cotter) *0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 5 02:48 Nova Scotia (Adams) 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 6 04:57 2011 Tim Hortons Brier 2011 Tim Hortons Brier Presented by Monsanto Presented by Monsanto B Saskatchewan (Laycock) 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 X 3 03:47 London, Ontario London, Ontario N.Ont (Jacobs) *22011 Tim Hortons Brier0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 X 6 14:54 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 15 Media Report ­ Statistical Report for Draw 16 Presented by Monsanto London, Ontario C NL (Gushue) 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 10:47 Game Scores for Draw 15 Game Scores for Draw 16 9 Quebec (Gagné)Media Report *2­ Statistical Report for Draw 170 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 7 00:22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL A NL (Gushue) 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 8 02:37 A N.Ont (Jacobs) *0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 X X 6 28:52 D Alberta (Martin) Game Scores for Draw 17*2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 12:47 Friday,Manitoba (Stoughton) March 11,*0 20110 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 07:11 New Brunswick (Grattan) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 X X 1 26:27 Page 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL B Ontario (Howard) *2 3 1 0 2 1 0 X X X 9 30:31 B Nova Scotia (Adams) *1 0 4 0 3 3 1 X X X 12 29:45 Ontario (Howard) 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 05:48 A B.C. (Cotter) *0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 5 02:48 2011NT/YT (Koe) TIM HORTONS0 0 0 1 0 0 1 X BRIER X X 2 29:34 SCHEDULEP.E.I. (MacKenzie) AND0 2 0 1 RESULTS 0 0 0 X X X 3 28:26 *last rock advantageNova Scotia (Adams) 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 6 04:57 C B.C. (Cotter) *1 1 0 2 0 1 2 X X X 7 29:07 C Alberta (Martin) *2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 7 12:08 B Saskatchewan (Laycock) 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 X 3 03:47 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 X X X 1 30:25 NT/YT (Koe) 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 6 06:21 N.Ont (Jacobs) *2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 X 14:54 Team Standings After 17 Draw(s)6 D New Brunswick (Grattan) *2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 6 03:36 D Manitoba (Stoughton) 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 X 8 11:10 C NL (Gushue) 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 9 10:47 Saskatchewan (Laycock) 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 04:23 Quebec (Gagné) *1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 X 4 08:23 StandingsQuebec (Gagné) *2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 7 00:22 *last rock advantage *last rock advantage Team Wins Losses D Alberta (Martin) *2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 12:47 NL (Gushue) 9 2 Team Standings After 15 Draw(s) Team Standings After 16 Draw(s) Ontario (Howard) 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 05:48 Manitoba (Stoughton)*last rock advantage 9 2 Future Games Future Games Alberta (Martin) 9 2 Team Wins Losses 16 17 Team Wins Losses 17 Team Standings After 17 Draw(s) Ontario (Howard) 8 2 ­­ AB Manitoba (Stoughton) 9 2 ­­ Ontario (Howard) 8 3 NL (Gushue) 8 2 ­­ QC Ontario (Howard) 8 2 AB Team Wins Losses Manitoba (Stoughton) 8 2 QC ­­ NL (Gushue) 8 2 QC N.Ont (Jacobs)NL (Gushue) 97 2 4 Alberta (Martin) 7 2 NT/YT ON Alberta (Martin) 8 2 ON Nova Scotia (Adams)Manitoba (Stoughton) 95 2 6 N.Ont (Jacobs) 5 4 NB SK N.Ont (Jacobs) 6 4 SK Alberta (Martin) 9 2 B.C. (Cotter) 4 6 ­­ NS Nova Scotia (Adams) 4 6 BC B.C. (Cotter)Ontario (Howard) 84 3 7 Saskatchewan (Laycock) 4 6 ­­ NO Saskatchewan (Laycock) 4 6 NO Saskatchewan (Laycock)N.Ont (Jacobs) 74 4 7 New Brunswick (Grattan) 4 6 NO ­­ B.C. (Cotter) 4 6 NS Nova Scotia (Adams) 5 6 Quebec (Gagné) 3 6 MB NL New Brunswick (Grattan) 4 7 ­­ New Brunswick (Grattan)B.C. (Cotter) 44 7 7 Nova Scotia (Adams) 3 6 PE BC Quebec (Gagné) 3 7 NL Quebec (Gagné)Saskatchewan (Laycock) 43 7 8 NT/YT (Koe) 3 7 AB ­­ NT/YT (Koe) 3 8 ­­ New Brunswick (Grattan) 4 7 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 1 9 NS ­­ P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 1 10 ­­ NT/YT (Koe)Quebec (Gagné) 33 8 8 NT/YT (Koe) 3 8 Draw Times Draw 16: 03/10 14:30 Draw 17: 03/10 19:30 Draw Times Draw 17: 03/10 19:30 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 1 10 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 1 10 Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association Canadian Curling Association Attendance Draw 15: 3927 Total: 67501 Attendance Draw 16: 4178 Total: 71679 AttendanceAttendance Draw 17: 6953Total: 78632Total: 78632

Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 15 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 16 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 17 Draw 15 Draw 16 Scoring and Percentages Summary for Draw 17Draw 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Draw 17TOTAL A NL (Gushue) 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 8 02:37 A N.Ont (Jacobs) *0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 X X 6 28:52 A B.C. (Cotter) *0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 5 02:48 Manitoba (Stoughton) *0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 07:11 New Brunswick (Grattan) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 X X 1 26:27 Nova Scotia (Adams) 0 11 0 02 1 3 0 2 4 0 2 5 0 66 704:57 8 9 10 TOTAL NL #SH PTS PCT MB #SH PTS PCT NO #SH PTS PCT NB #SH PTS PCT BC #SH PTS PCT NS #SH PTS PCT 1 Jamie Danbrook 20 73 91 1 Steve Gould 20 69 86 1 Scott Seabrook 15 45 75 1 Paul Nason 16 54 84 A B.C. (Cotter)1 Rick Sawatsky 20 71*0 89 01 Kelly Mittelstadt 0 1 020 1 67 0 84 2 0 1 5 02:48 2 Ryan Fry 20 55 69 2 Reid Carruthers 20 67 84 2 Ryan Harnden 16 52 81 2 Steven Howard 16 57 89 2 Kevin Folk 20 51 64 2 Andrew Gibson 20 61 76 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDNova Scotia (Adams) 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 6 04:57 3 Mark Nichols 20 64 80 3 Jon Mead 20 71 89 3 E.J. Harnden 16 56 88 3 Charles Sullivan 16 41 64 3 Ken Maskiewich 20 53 66 3 Paul Flemming 20 65 81 P. 1 / 8 4 Brad Gushue 19 69 91 4 Jeff Stoughton 20 56 70 4 Brad Jacobs 16 56 88 4 James Grattan 16 46 72 BC 4 Jim Cotter 18#SH 53PTS 74 PCT4 Shawn Adams NS20 64 80 #SH PTS PCT Team Totals 79 261 83 Team Totals 80 263 82 Team Totals 63 209 83 Team Totals 64 198 77 Team Totals 78 228 73 Team Totals 80 257 80 1 Rick Sawatsky 20 71 89 1 Kelly Mittelstadt 20 67 84 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 2 Kevin Folk 201 2 51 3 4 64 5 6 7 82 9Andrew Gibson10 TOTAL 20 61 76 B Ontario (Howard) *2 3 1 0 2 1 0 X X X 9 30:31 B Nova Scotia (Adams) *1 0 4 0 3 3 1 X X X 12 29:45 3 Ken MaskiewichB Saskatchewan (Laycock)200 0 53 1 0 66 1 0 1 03 0Paul Flemming X 3 03:47 20 65 81 NT/YT (Koe) 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 X X X 2 29:34 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 X X X 3 28:26 N.Ont (Jacobs) *2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 X 6 14:54 ON #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT NS #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT 4 Jim CotterSK #SH18PTS PCT 53 74NO 4 #SHShawn AdamsPTS PCT 20 64 80 1 Craig Savill 14 52 93 1 Marty Gavin 14 46 82 1 Kelly Mittelstadt 12 28 58 1 Mike Dillon 14 48 86 Team Totals1 Dallan Muyres 2078 72228 90 173Scott Seabrook Team Totals19 75 99 80 257 80 2 Brent Laing 14 44 79 2 Brad Chorostkowski 14 36 64 1 Craig Burgess 2 8 100 ­ 2 Brennen Jones 20 69 86 2 Ryan Harnden 20 74 93 3 Richard Hart 14 51 91 3 Tom Naugler 14 30 54 2 Andrew Gibson 14 48 86 2 Jamie Newson 14 38 68 3 Steve Laycock (S) 20 54 68 3 E.J. Harnden 20 71 89 4 Glenn Howard 14 53 95 4 Jamie Koe 14 30 54 3 Paul Flemming 14 49 88 3 Mike Gaudet 14 39 70 4 Pat Simmons 18 59 82 14 Brad Jacobs 2 3 419 5 65 6 86 7 8 9 10 TOTAL Team Totals 56 200 89 Team Totals 56 142 63 4 Shawn Adams 14 49 88 4 Eddie MacKenzie 14 28 50 Team Totals 78 254 81 Team Totals 78 285 91 Team Totals 56 182 81 Team Totals 56 153 68 B Saskatchewan (Laycock) 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 X 3 03:47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL N.Ont (Jacobs) 1 2 3 4*2 5 60 7 8 0 9 10 2TOTAL 0 1 0 1 0 X 14:54 C B.C. (Cotter) *1 1 0 2 0 1 2 X X X 7 29:07 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL C NL (Gushue) 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 9 10:47 6 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 X X X 1 30:25 C Alberta (Martin) *2 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 7 12:08 SK Quebec (Gagné) *2 0#SH 1 0PTS 1 0PCT 1 0 2 0 NO7 00:22 #SH PTS PCT NT/YT (Koe) 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 6 06:21 BC #SH PTS PCT PE #SH PTS PCT 1 Dallan MuyresNL #SH PTS20PCT 72QC 90 1 Scott Seabrook#SH PTS PCT 19 75 99 1 Rick Sawatsky 14 47 84 1 Alex MacFadyen 14 51 91 AB #SH PTS PCT NT/YT #SH PTS PCT 1 Jamie Danbrook 20 69 86 1 Philippe Ménard 20 67 84 2 Kevin Folk 14 52 93 2 Mike Dillon 14 42 75 1 Ben Hebert 20 68 85 1 Marty Gavin 20 69 86 2 Brennen Jones2 Ryan Fry 20 7420 93 692 Christian Bouchard 86 2 Ryan Harnden20 60 75 20 74 93 3 Ken Maskiewich 14 36 64 3 Mike Gaudet 14 33 59 2 Marc Kennedy 20 64 80 2 Brad Chorostkowski 20 59 74 3 Steve Laycock (S)3 Mark Nichols 20 6420 80 543 Robert Desjardins 68 20 61 76 4 Jim Cotter 14 41 73 4 Eddie MacKenzie 14 30 54 3 John Morris 20 56 70 3 Tom Naugler 20 57 71 4 Brad Gushue 19 66 87 4 François Gagné3 E.J. Harnden20 63 79 20 71 89 Team Totals 56 176 79 Team Totals 56 156 70 4 Kevin Martin 20 48 60 4 Jamie Koe 20 63 79 4 Pat SimmonsTeam Totals 79 2731886 59Team Totals 82 4 Brad Jacobs80 251 78 19 65 86

Team Totals 80 236 74 Team Totals 80 248 78 Team Totals 78 254 81 Team Totals 78 285 91 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL D New Brunswick (Grattan) *2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 6 03:36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL D Alberta (Martin) *2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 12:47 Saskatchewan (Laycock) 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 04:23 D Manitoba (Stoughton) 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 2 X 8 11:10 Ontario (Howard) 01 1 0 2 1 13 0 4 0 0 5 2 0 6 75 05:48 8 9 10 TOTAL NB #SH PTS PCT SK #SH PTS PCT Quebec (Gagné) *1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 X 4 08:23 AB #SH PTS PCT ON #SH PTS PCT 1 Peter Case 20 74 93 1 Dallan Muyres 20 68 85 MB #SH PTS PCT QC #SH PTS PCT C NL (Gushue)1 Ben Hebert 200 73 91 2 01 Craig Savill 4 0 120 0 67 84 1 0 1 9 10:47 2 Steven Howard 20 64 80 2 Brennen Jones 20 68 85 1 Steve Gould 18 66 92 1 Philippe Ménard 18 58 81 2 Marc Kennedy 20 67 84 2 Brent Laing 20 61 76 3 Charles Sullivan 20 68 85 3 Steve Laycock (S) 20 60 75 2 Reid Carruthers 18 65 90 2 Christian Bouchard 18 59 82 Quebec (Gagné)3 John Morris 20*2 74 930 13 Richard Hart 0 1 020 1 59 74 0 2 0 7 00:22 4 James Grattan 19 54 71 4 Pat Simmons 20 60 75 3 Jon Mead 18 63 88 3 Robert Desjardins 18 57 79 NL 4 Kevin Martin 20#SH 62 78PTS PCT4 Glenn Howard QC20 69 86 #SH PTS PCT Team Totals 79 260 82 Team Totals 80 256 80 4 Jeff Stoughton 17 58 85 4 François Gagné 18 50 69 Team Totals 80 276 86 Team Totals 80 256 80 Team Totals 71 252 89 Team Totals 72 224 78 1 Jamie Danbrook 20 69 86 1 Philippe Ménard 20 67 84

Positional Cumulative Percentages Report 2 Ryan Fry Positional Cumulative Percentages Report20 74 93 2 Christian Bouchard 20 60 75 © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP. 2 / 8 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report © COPYRIGHT 2009 CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDP. 2 / 9 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6TODAY 7 8 9 10 s GAmes 11 12 13 14 15 AVG 3 Mark NicholssATurDAY s GAmes20Draw 1 64 2 3 80 4 5 6 73 8Robert Desjardins 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 AVG 20P. 2 / 8 61 76 Leads Draw 1 2 3 42:30 5 6 7Alberta 8 9 10 11martin 12 134 vs. 14Brad Gushue 15 Ontario 16 AVGLeads Howard 3/419 Page 66 game 87 4 François Gagné 20 63 79 1 Ben Hebert AB ** 88 94 93 ** ** 94 97 95 90 ** 93 ** 100 ** 94Leads + Craig Burgess NS ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 100 ** 100 + Paul Nason7:30 NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 94 ** +94Craig Burgess NS ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **Team Totals ** ** 1001 100Ben Hebert AB79 273** 88 9486 93 ** ** 94 97 95Team Totals 90 ** 93 ** 100 ** 85 91 92 80 251 78 + Dustin EckstrandNL Gushue vs.AB manitoba** ** ** **stoughton ** ** 75 ** ** 1/2 ** Page ** 100 **game ** ** 92 7:30 Winner of 1/2 Game vs. Winner of 3/4 Game 1 Ben Hebert AB ** 88 94 93 ** ** 94 97 95 90 ** 93 ** 100 ** 85+ Dustin Eckstrand 93 AB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** 92 2 Craig Savill ON 84 ** ** 93 93 79 ** 95 ** 95 92 98 88 ** 93+ 91Dustin Eckstrand AB ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** 2 Craig Savill92 ON 84 ** ** 93 93 79 ** 95 ** 95 92 98 88 ** 93 ** 84 90 3 Steve Gould MB 83 83 84 ** 86 ** 85 ** 95 ** 99 ** 88 98 862 89Craig Savill ON 84 ** ** 93 93 79 ** 95 ** 95 92 98 88 ** 93 ** 3 Steve Gould91 1MB 283 83 3 84 ** 486 ** 585 6** 95 7** 99 8** 88 9 9810 86 92TOTAL** 89 4 Dallan Muyres SK 88 ** ** 81 91 98 ** 83 ** 95 80 100 84 ** 853 88Steve Gould MB 83 83 84 ** 86 ** 85 ** 95 ** 99 ** 88 98 86 92+ Paul Nason 89 NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 94 ** 84 ** 89 + Scott Howard ON ** ** ** ** 100 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** +88Paul Nason NB ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **D94Alberta (Martin)** 844 Dallan Muyres 89 *2SK 088 ** 2 ** 81 0 91 98 0** 83 0** 95 0 80 100 184 0** 85 1 ** 90 886 12:47 + Andrew Symonds NL 88 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 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HarndenPE NS NL NB NOQC ON NO**MB68SK 76AB 84BC **NT/YT ** 71 75 84 81 ** 89 ** 83 ** 88 89 81 NS **LLLLWLWL*W PE NS NL NB QC ON NO MB SK AB BC NT/YT 4 Mark NicholsPE *LLWLLLLLLLLNL 88 ** ** 78 78 84 ** 89 ** 67 70 89 91 ** 80 ** 80 81 NL WW*W*LWWWWLW PE *LLWLLLLLLLL 6 Ken MaskiewichNS W*LLLLWLWLWWBC 80 ** ** 70 88 88 ** 68 ** 88 88 85 79 ** 64 ** 66 79 NB LWL*WW*LWLLL NS W*LLLLWLWL*W 6 Paul FlemmingNL WW*WWLWWWWLWNS ** 64 77 86 ** ** 91 75 71 82 ** 73 ** 82 ** 88 81 79 QC WW*L*LL*LLLW NL WW*W*LWWWWLW 8 Robert DesjardinsNB LWL*WWLLWLLLQC ** 76 95 73 ** ** 90 64 73 75 ** 81 ** 77 ** 79 76 78 ON WWWLW*LWW*WW NB LWL*WWLLWLLL 9 Charles SullivanQC WWLL*LLLLLLWNB 70 63 85 ** 81 ** 73 ** 65 ** 80 ** 90 89 85 64 ** 77 NO WL L*WW*L*LWW QC WW*L*LLLLLLW 10 Steve Laycock (S) SK 63 ** ** 83 66 88 ** 83 ** 74 85 75 73 ** 75 ** 68 76 ON WWWLW*LWWLWW MB WWLW*LW*WWWW ON WWWLW*LWW*WW + Brad Chorostkowski NT/YT ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** 75 NO WLLWWW*LWLW W SK WLLLWL*L*LWW NO WLLWWW*L*LWW + Brennen Jones SK ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 75 ** ** ** ** ** 75 MB WWLWWLW*WWWW AB WWLWW*WLW*W* MB WWLWWLW*WWWW 11 Tom Naugler NT/YT 71 65 78 ** 77 ** 70 ** 72 ** 80 ** 71 73 54 71 ** 71 SK WLLLWLLL*LWW BC W*WWWLLLLL*L SK WLLLWL*L*LWW 11 Mike Gaudet PE 75 68 72 ** 70 ** 70 ** 93 ** 76 ** 65 56 59 70 ** 71 AB WWLWWWWLW*WW NT/YT WLLWLLLLL*W* AB WWLWW*WLW*WW BC WLWWWLLLLL*L BC W*WWWLLLLL*L Game Scores by Draw SkipsNT/YT WLLWLLLLLLW* Draw A B C D NT/YT WL LWLLLLLLW* 1 Glenn Howard ON 83 ** ** 79 95 94 ** 82 ** 94 78 82 93 ** 95 ** 86 87 Game Scores by Draw 1 * SK 6 NB 5 * NL 12 * MB 10 Game Scores by Draw 2 Brad Gushue NL 88 ** ** 81 62 93 ** 80 ** 85 84 82 91 ** 91 ** 87 84 Draw A B C D NT/YT 4 * ON 4 PE 1 BC 4 Draw A B C D 2 Jeff Stoughton MB 95 90 89 ** 82 ** 79 ** 81 ** 79 ** 81 100 70 85 ** 84 2 MB 9 * NS 4 NO 2 PE 6 1 * SK 6 NB 5 * NL 12 * MB 10 * NB 4 QC 10 * AB 6 * NT/YT 8 1 * SK 6 NB 5 * NL 12 * MB 10 4 Brad JacobsNT/YT 4 NO* ON 4 ** PE721 86 83BC**4 ** 83 84 89 71 ** 87 ** 87 ** 88 86 83 NT/YT 4 * ON 4 PE 1 BC 4 3 * QC 10 NT/YT 8 NS 3 * AB 8 + Tom Naugler2 MB 9 NT/YT* NS 4 **NO **2 ** **PE **6 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** 81 ** ** ** 81 PE 3 * NO 11 * MB 8 NB 6 2 MB 9 * NS 4 NO 2 PE 6 * NB 4 QC 10 * AB 6 * NT/YT 8 * NB 4 QC 10 * AB 6 * NT/YT 8 5 Kevin Martin AB ** 89 75 75 ** ** 86 69 85 93 ** 89 ** 85 ** 60 78 80 4 * ON 7 BC 2 SK 8 NO 5 3 * QC 10 NT/YT 8 NS 3 * AB 8 NS 4 * AB 8 * QC 7 * NL 7 3 * QC 10 NT/YT 8 NS 3 * AB 8 6 Pat SimmonsPE 3 SK* NO 11 83* MB**8 ** 84NB 696 71 ** 79 ** 81 84 64 82 ** 75 ** 82 78 PE 3 * NO 11 * MB 8 NB 6 5 BC 6 PE 4 NB 7 * ON 10 7 James Grattan4 * ON 7 NBBC 2 84SK 698 78 **NO72 5 ** 95 ** 75 ** 68 ** 83 88 71 72 ** 77 * NL 5 * MB 9 * NT/YT 8 SK 3 4 * ON 7 BC 2 SK 8 NO 5 7 Jim Cotter NS 4 BC* AB 8 68* QC**7 ** 68* NL 827 76 ** 74 ** 80 93 80 75 ** 73 ** 74 77 NS 4 * AB 8 * QC 7 * NL 7 5 BC 6 PE 4 NB 7 * ON 10 6 SK 6 ON 7 7 Shawn Adams NS ** 66 77 68 ** ** 91 85 78 76 ** 70 ** 74 ** 88 80 77 * NL 7 * BC 5 5 BC 6 PE 4 NB 7 * ON 10 * NL 5 * MB 9 * NT/YT 8 SK 3 * NL 5 * MB 9 * NT/YT 8 SK 3 7 * PE 2 * QC 5 * MB 8 NT/YT 2 10 François Gagné6 QCSK 6 ** ON857 81 81 ** ** 54 54 81 73 ** 81 ** 75 ** 69 79 74 AB 9 NB 7 NO 4 * NS 9 6 SK 6 ON 7 11 Jamie Koe NT/YT* NL 7 82* BC 895 57 ** 80 ** 61 ** 59 ** 75 ** 80 67 54 79 ** 72 * NL 7 * BC 5 7 * PE 2 * QC 5 * MB 8 NT/YT 2 8 QC 4 NO 7 NS 7 * NL 9 12 Eddie MacKenzie PE 48 78 67 ** 63 ** 48 ** 85 ** 69 ** 50 63 54 50 ** 63 * ON 12 * BC 5 * SK 6 AB 4 7 * PE 2 * QC 5 * MB 8 NT/YT 2 AB 9 NB 7 NO 4 * NS 9 AB 9 NB 7 NO 4 * NS 9 9 * NT/YT 4 AB 9 * PE 8 QC 5 + Steve Laycock (S)8 QC 4 SKNO 7 **NS **7 ** *** NL **9 ** ** ** ** ** ** 63 ** ** ** ** ** 63 MB 10 * NS 7 NB 5 * NO 8 8 QC 4 NO 7 NS 7 * NL 9 * ON 12 * BC 5 * SK 6 AB 4 * ON 12 * BC 5 * SK 6 AB 4 10 NS 10 * NL 1 QC 5 * SK 6 ** = did not play9 * NT/YT 4 AB 9 * PE 8 QC 5 * NO 5 ON 6 * AB 7 BC 4 9 * NT/YT 4 AB 9 * PE 8 QC 5 MB 10 * NS 7 NB 5 * NO 8 MB 10 * NS 7 NB 5 * NO 8 + = player unranked due to insufficient games 11 NB 5 PE 7 NT/YT 3 * ON 7 10 NS 10 * NL 1 QC 5 * SK 6 * BC 6 * SK 8 * NL 8 MB 4 10 NS 10 * NL 1 QC 5 * SK 6 * NO 5 ON 6 * AB 7 BC 4 * NO 5 ON 6 * AB 7 BC 4 Positional Cumulative Percentages Report (cont.) 12 AB 11 * BC 8 * NO 5 NS 3 11 NB 5 PE 7 NT/YT 3 * ON 7 * SK 3 QC 7 ON 4 * NL 9 11 NB 5 PE 7 NT/YT 3 * ON 7 * BC 6 * SK 8 * NL 8 MB 4 * BC 6 * SK 8 * NL 8 MB 4 Draw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 AVG 13 ON 11 NB 5 * SK 6 * BC 5 12 AB 11 * BC 8 * NO 5 NS 3 * PE 1 * NL 6 MB 7 NT/YT 6 12 AB 11 * BC 8 * NO 5 NS 3 Teams * SK 3 QC 7 ON 4 * NL 9 * SK 3 QC 7 ON 4 * NL 9 14 NT/YT 4 * MB 5 NB 8 * NO 9 1 Ontario (Howard)13 ON 11 NB 855 *** SK ** 690 89* BC 895 ** 90 ** 87 89 88 90 ** 89 ** 80 88 * QC 10 AB 1 * NS 5 PE 2 13 ON 11 NB 5 * SK 6 * BC 5 * PE 1 * NL 6 MB 7 NT/YT 6 * PE 1 * NL 6 MB 7 NT/YT 6 2 Manitoba (Stoughton) 93 86 89 ** 85 ** 88 ** 86 ** 86 ** 81 97 82 89 ** 87 15 NL 8 * ON 9 * BC 7 * NB 6 14 NT/YT 4 * MB 5 NB 8 * NO 9 * MB 5 NT/YT 2 PE 1 SK 4 14 NT/YT 4 * MB 5 NB 8 * NO 9 3 Alberta (Martin)* QC 10 AB **1 89* NS 875 86 **PE **2 85 88 91 88 ** 91 ** 86 ** 74 86 86 * QC 10 AB 1 * NS 5 PE 2 16 NO NS AB MB 4 NL (Gushue)15 NL 8 * ON 889 *** BC ** 782 79* NB 856 ** 86 ** 81 85 90 84 ** 83 ** 86 84 NB PE NT/YT QC 15 NL 8 * ON 9 * BC 7 * NB 6 * MB 5 NT/YT 2 PE 1 SK 4 * MB 5 NT/YT 2 PE 1 SK 4 5 Saskatchewan (Laycock) 77 ** ** 84 80 86 ** 81 ** 84 83 78 82 ** 80 ** 81 82 17 BC SK NL AB 16 * NO 6 * NS 12 * AB 7 MB 8 NS NO QC ON 16 * NO 6 * NS 12 * AB 7 MB 8 5 N.Ont (Jacobs)NB 1 PE **3 76NT/YT 836 84 *** QC **4 75 85 83 74 ** 88 ** 81 ** 83 91 82 NB 1 PE 3 NT/YT 6 * QC 4 7 B.C. (Cotter)17 * BC 5 SK 813 **NL ** 976 80* AB 796 ** 78 ** 85 85 88 76 ** 79 ** 73 80 17 BC SK NL AB NS 6 * NO 6 * QC 7 ON 5 NS NO QC ON 7 Nova Scotia (Adams) ** 72 75 84 ** ** 93 82 79 81 ** 76 ** 83 ** 81 80 80 9 New Brunswick (Grattan) 73 69 83 ** 80 ** 78 ** 78 ** 76 ** 84 90 82 77 ** 79 9 Quebec (Gagné) ** 76 91 79 ** ** 76 67 78 78 ** 84 ** 78 ** 78 78 79 11 NT/YT (Koe) 75 79 75 ** 79 ** 73 ** 72 ** 78 ** 77 78 63 78 ** 75 12 P.E.I. (MacKenzie) 72 78 75 ** 73 ** 67 ** 88 ** 77 ** 65 68 70 68 ** 74

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1 * SK 6 NB 5 * NL 12 * MB 10 NT/YT 4 * ON 4 PE 1 BC 4 2 MB 9 * NS 4 NO 2 PE 6 * NB 4 QC 10 * AB 6 * NT/YT 8 3 * QC 10 NT/YT 8 NS 3 * AB 8 PE 3 * NO 11 * MB 8 NB 6 4 * ON 7 BC 2 SK 8 NO 5 NS 4 * AB 8 * QC 7 * NL 7 5 BC 6 PE 4 NB 7 * ON 10 * NL 5 * MB 9 * NT/YT 8 SK 3 6 SK 6 ON 7 * NL 7 * BC 5 7 * PE 2 * QC 5 * MB 8 NT/YT 2 AB 9 NB 7 NO 4 * NS 9 8 QC 4 NO 7 NS 7 * NL 9 * ON 12 * BC 5 * SK 6 AB 4 9 * NT/YT 4 AB 9 * PE 8 QC 5 MB 10 * NS 7 NB 5 * NO 8 10 NS 10 * NL 1 QC 5 * SK 6 * NO 5 ON 6 * AB 7 BC 4 11 NB 5 PE 7 NT/YT 3 * ON 7 * BC 6 * SK 8 * NL 8 MB 4 12 AB 11 * BC 8 * NO 5 NS 3 * SK 3 QC 7 ON 4 * NL 9 13 ON 11 NB 5 * SK 6 * BC 5 * PE 1 * NL 6 MB 7 NT/YT 6 14 NT/YT 4 * MB 5 NB 8 * NO 9 * QC 10 AB 1 * NS 5 PE 2 15 NL 8 * ON 9 * BC 7 * NB 6 * MB 5 NT/YT 2 PE 1 SK 4 16 * NO 6 * NS 12 * AB 7 MB 8 NB 1 PE 3 NT/YT 6 * QC 4 17 * BC 5 SK 3 NL 9 * AB 6 NS 6 * NO 6 * QC 7 ON 5 Page 6 Tankard Times ‘We cut them down to seven’ he storied history of the Brier has little for the There have been fi ve other seven-enders produced hundreds and hundreds of consequences in the history of the Brier, but they were all Trecords since play began in 1927. of miscue. scored by teams armed with the advantage Did you know, for instance, that the highest “It was just of last rock. Oh, and the most recent of score ever recorded by one team in a game one of those those converted-touchdowns was recorded situation was 30? things; we over 60 years ago by Bill McTavish’s Mani- In 1957, the legendary Saskatchewan were down toba foursome at the 1950 Vancouver Brier. skip, Garnet Campbell ran out of space on and we didn’t “At least we didn’t give up 8. I guess we the scoreboard almost three times, when really care if were trying to treat our East coast neigh- he and his brothers Glen, Don and Lloyd we lost by one bours right” offered Adams. trounced New Brunswick 30-3. That game or ten.” Adams, a Sales Manager for Labatt shares the record, along with one played in In poker Breweries, led his mates to a 12-3 victory 1932 and another in 1968 for the highest parlance, it over this year’s P.E.I. entry, skipped by combined game scoring record of 33. Three Rory Munro was an “all- Eddie MacKenzie in a Thursday afternoon, teams also share the record for the lowest in” moment. Draw 16 match up. The boys from Nova combined game score of 3, and oddly, all of Tankard Times Well, things Scotia defi nitely had the percentages work- those were played since 1990. Guest Columnist got a little ing in their favour. Since he gave up the In the last of those games, Andrew Robin- ugly for the seven-count back at the dawning of this son and his P.E.I. squad entered the record Mayfl ower foursome and before you could century, Adams has not lost to the Prince books as being on the losing end of a 2-1 say “Anne of Green Gables”, the Islanders Edward Islanders, winning 7-6 over John thriller against Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton had eight rocks in the rings in advance of Likely in 2002, and 11-4 over Rod Mac- back in 2000. That same year, Robinson Adams’ last rock. Donald in 2005. made history at the expense of one of this “I was drawing against eight and we cut That ’05 win was one of eight Adams year’s Brier participants. them down to seven,” recalled Adams. used to propel his team to a third place “It was our fi rst Brier” said Nova Sco- That seven tied the highest end score ever round robin fi nish in Edmonton. He then tia’s Shawn Adams. “I say to anybody who recorded in Brier play, but it was the fi rst downed Quebec in the 3 vs 4 Page Playoff hasn’t been on arena ice ‘don’t expect a lot’, time the count had been stolen. before tripping up Manitoba in the semi- but we were young and expected to do well. “I tell you it’s nice to have Brier records fi nal. In the fi nal against the Ferbey, Alberta Shawn We struggled and got a little frustrated.” anyway you can take them” chuckled Ad- Juggernaut, things came down to last rock, Adams It was the fi fth end of their fi fth round ams, making his fourth national champion- but Nova Scotia came out on the short end game against the aforementioned Robin- ship appearance here in London. of a 5-4 score. son and his Spud Islanders. The Bluenos- That’s right; it had never happened before In overall head to head play, teams from ers trailed 5-2 and the 25 year-old Adams and hasn’t happened since. A steal of seven Nova Scotia have now recorded 44 wins Canada’s smallest province have yet to decided to try to make things happen. In at the Canadian Men’s Curling Champion- to Prince Edward Island’s 29. A team from claim the title. Already out of the playoffs, an attempt to score at least two points to ships just doesn’t happen. Oh sure, it can Halifax, skipped by Murray Macneill won neither Nova Scotia nor Prince Edward get back in the game, Adams got aggres- happen on your Wednesday night Social the fi rst Brier held in 1927, and Nova Scotia Island will enter the record books this year sive with his team’s rock placement, caring League outing, but never at the Brier. has won two more since, while curlers from under the champion’s category.

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knowyourlimit.ca olg.ca Friday, March 11, 2011 Page 7 Answers QofD: Ab Gowanlock won in 5. Kindersley (Dodsland), Sask. 1938 out of Glenboro, Man., and 6. Selvin Meredith of Barrie; Tankard Times in 1953 out of Dauphin, Man.; Glenn Howard of Coldwater. Ed Lukowich won in 1978 out of 7. Bob Gourley of Winnipeg Editor: Medicine Hat and in 1986 out of (1931), Kevin Koe of Edmonton Calgary; Rick Folk won in 1980 (2010). Larry Wood out of Saskatoon and 1994 out 8. Paul Savage Assistant Editor: of Kelowna. 9. Jack MacDuff, 1976. 1. 1938, Bert Hall; 1953, Peter 10. Joe Gurowka, Regina. Fred Rinne Gilbert; 1978, Gerry Hodson; 11. Bob Ingram Photography: 1980, 1986, 1994 Russ Howard. 12. 1996. Don Westphal (Que- Michael Burns Jr. 2. Howard. bec), Peter MacDonald (P.E.I.) 3. Howard won the Worlds in 13. Bruce Melville Printing: 1987 and 1993. 14. 1998. Dale Duguid (Mani- London Free Press 4. Larry McGrath toba), Tom Reed (Alberta)

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Today at 6:00 pm Paul James is a Canadian cultural icon. A veteran entertainer, his talents as a guitarist, vocalist, bandleader, stage acrobatic and songwriter have allowed James to produce the music he loves for over three decades. James is a real musician’s musician - constantly surrounded by the biggest blues The Chevelles players on the world stage including the likes of Mink De Ville, Bo Diddley, Bob Dylan, Today at 11:00 pm John Hammond, Spencer Davis, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Jack Scott and Sunnyland Slim. You’re in for a wild ride when the Chevelles hit the stage tonight to take you on a high-speed blast back to the live music scene of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. With appearances at a number of Season of Champions events over the past several years – including the Brier, Scotties and Roar of the Rings – the band has become a favourite among curling crowds that just love to party! If you haven’t had the opportunity to experience a live performance by the Chevelles, get ready for some explosive, dynamic power as they draw on a lengthy play list of rock and roll classics. Hop in to the Patch for an electryifying night with Buck Chevelle (lead vocals/lead guitar), Kitty Chevelle (lead vocals/bass), Woody Chevelle (lead vocals/rhythm guitar/keyboards) and T.T. Chevelle (vocals/drums). Day five of the Cool Curling competition gets underway today at 12:30 pm in Keith’s Saturday, March 12 Patch with another 32 teams looking for a berth in the Sunday finals. Jake and Sean Keith’s Patch Flemming earned their way to the playdowns – and the $60 daily prize – after coming out on The Chevelles top of Thursday’s action. – 5:30 &11:00 pm You still have time to get in on the fun. For complete entertainment schedule Sign up for free in the Patch and play for some please visit Purple Heart Lounge cool cash. The Cool Curling champions will be Paul James Solo awarded the top prize of $300 with $150 going – 6:00 & 10:30 pm to the second place team and $130 for third.

Complimentary shuttle bus service is available daily to transport fans between the John Labatt Centre and the London Convention Centre. Shuttles will leave Take a each venue every half hour between the hours of 8:30 am and 10:45 pm daily and 11:00 am and 10:45 pm on Championship weekend. Pick up locations are outside Gate One on Talbot Street at the John Labatt Centre and the front doors Free Ride of the London Convention Centre. Full schedules are posted at both departure points and online at seasonofchampions.ca Friday, March 11, 2011 Page 9

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If you missed getting any autographs from your autograph favourite curlers at the Team Autograph sessions during the week, sessions tomorrow’s your chance to make up for it. All the players will be on hand in Keith’s Patch at 6:00 pm to meet with the fans. up close schoolThe Canadian Curling Hall of Fame has prepared a special and exhibit for display during the Brier. Drop by the John Labatt personal Centre concourse – near section 106 & 107 - to view historic photos,progra films and memorabilia from one mof Canada’s most junior prestigious events. Today’s your last chance to meet one of Ontario’s past Brier champions.

Today – 6:30 pm Ian Tetley – member of the 1985, 1990 & stars 1998 championship teams autograph Ian Tetley is a three-time Brier champion… playing second on three different teams. In 1985 he won with Northern Ontario’s Al Hackner before wearing the Ontario crest in 1990 sessionswith Ed Werenich and Wayne Middaugh in 1998. Tetley will up close be the guest at the Up Close and Personal interview today and at 5:45 pm in the Purple Heart Lounge for an informal conversation with the fans. A full menu of fine food is available to satisfy the appetites of Brier fans – ranging from 50/50 All times are approximate for Team Autographs, Hall of Fame and Up Close and Personal. personal Former Champions attending are subject to change. light snacks to full course meals – in Keith’s Patch and the Purple Heart Lounge. Light great tastes snacks and quick service foods are featured draws and an Odyssey Whiteschool Ice putter. It’s of the in the Patch while the Purple Heart Lounge is a 93-foot putt with a $100,000 prize on best suited for those looking for a full meal: the line! patch That’s exactly what willprogra happen for m Today’s Lunch Special (11:00 am - 2:30 pm) junior two lucky contestants in the Odyssey Hot Pastrami Sandwich - $6.75 autograph White Ice Challenge during the fifth- There may be no other shot in curling end break of tomorrow’s semi-final Today’s Hot Entree Buffet (5:00 pm - 7:00 pm) packedstars with the pressure of the cold match. Chicken Stir-Fry with Asian draw to the button! Especiallysessions during The qualifer from the White Ice Noodles - $13.00 the semi-finals in front of a capacity Challenge competition this week at crowd at the John Labatt Centre. the Tim Hortons Brier and the winner For complete menus go online to Well, just imagine yourself trying of the online trivia contest will take to to make the big one – using a golf ball the ice for the putt of a lifetime!

schoolYou can be a big winner at the The winners are: 50/50 Brier! 50/50 draws will be held Draw 14 Lorna & Maurice Heisz – $2,566.00 throughout the event. The prize Barris, Ontario great tastesis awarded following each draw Draw 15 Steve O’Halloran – $1,170.00 draws prograand previous day’s winnersm will be London, Ontario junior of the featured daily in the Party Line. Draw 16 Elaine Gallant & Bob Parker – $1,912.00 $31,277.50 patch Cambridge, Ontario and counting… stars Steve O’Halloran accepts his 50/50 cheque.

50/50 draws great tastes of the patch Page 10 Tankard Times Canadian curling needs its own hallowed hall he trouble with curling is its seeming associations or out. Lip service has runneth over. Best-laid Manitoba’s Buxton secured a five-year, total lack of sentiment. past-presidents plans have been unceremoniously washed rent-free lease on what perhaps was the most T It watches with apparent disinter- of the national away. The past possibilities are the stuff of aesthetic prospect to date — the Assiniboine est as its great players fade over the hill and curling associa- dreams that went poof! Park Pavilion in Winnipeg. That was eons its history dissolves into the sunset. tion. Back in the mid-Eighties, officialdom ago, but it looked like a sure thing. And a Most sports have their own national Most sports attempted to make use of its collective his- beauty, too. In what was then the so-called shrines that celebrate the history of their most go out of their tory by transporting segments to the various cradle of curling. noteworthy achievements. Curling has a web- way, also to arenas where Briers were taking place. The It was a non-taxable site, complete with site and a list of names. any lengths, to exhibits, while far from complete, endured free lease, and initial funding was generated And, this week at the Brier, a miniscule realize perma- for more than a decade. from a couple of casinos, the 1973 Silver exhibit on the concourse at the John Labatt nent historical This week, members of the Governor-Gen- Broom organizers in Regina who made a Centre. sites. Canadian eral’s Curling Club, headquartered in Ottawa, bundle on the event won by Kjell Oscarius, Hockey has its own mausoleum in Toronto. baseball estab- are reviving the process at this Brier. and a 25-cent Brier ticket assessment that And it’s a biggie. Canadian football has a lished a hall LARRY WOOD In conjunction with the CCA, the red-coat- endured for some years. longstanding one in Hamilton. Golf’s hall and museum Tankard Times Editor ed GGCC stalwarts are manning the exhibit But two vital links were missing — com- of fame and museum is in Oakville, Ont., at in St. Mary’s, from mid-morning through mid-evening mercial support and political will. Ingredients the RCGA’s Glen Abbey site. The Canadian Ont. Horse Brier activity. The showcases include some, that always have been absent from curling in motorsports hall and museum is situated in racing has its own temple at Woodbine in but far from all, the accumulated memora- substantial doses. Halton Hills, Ont. Toronto. Canoeists have a museum in Peter- bilia. And so the memorabilia and scrolls of Golf and motorsports? Even in a winter borough, skiers have one in Ottawa, soccer in “This is a test run,” says Terry Begin of names were turned over to the late Tom sports nation, these fair-weather pursuits Vaughan, Ont., lacrosse in New Westminster, Ottawa, a GGCC vice-president. “If it’s suc- Fisher, a former CCA president, and his wife have their own buildings full of tributes to B.C. cessful, we’ll consider making it a permanent Anne — then of Baie d’Urfe, Que. — who notable practitioners. The list of those that have funded their Brier feature, then taking the exhibit to future put together the first mobile display that was And then there’s curling. own showcase buildings run the gamut — Scotties. But the focus, to date, has been installed in icehouse concourses at the Brier Its hall requires a heaping helping of imag- badminton, basketball, bowling, boxing, strictly the London Brier.” and Tournament Of Hearts as well as the ination. It was formally established in 1972 swimming, tennis, rowing, rugby, volleyball, For the record, the Governor-General’s 1991 Worlds at the Winnipeg Arena. with then Canadian Curling Association prez wrestling, yachting, even chess for goodness Curling Club has been around a lot longer In 1994, a city councillor and curling Irl England of Calgary spearheading the idea sakes. than any plan for a curling hall of fame. enthusiast in Kitchener, Ont., developed a along with Edmonton’s Bud Olson, the vice- Curling? Uh-uh. Not. Nada. Lord Durham first granted patronage to the proposition centered at an Ontario heritage- prez, and Winnipeg’s Noel Buxton. Since It’s rather sad. One of Canada’s greatest club in 1874. Since then it has endured with site building that was once a civic hall of then, in addition to an ongoing collection of winter sports, now an Olympic fixture, has its an exclusive membership of 100. Emeritus records. Mike Wagner eased away from the artifacts and archives, 373 people (includ- chronology stacked up on some 200 pallets members currently total an additional 24. scene to avoid conflict of interest once the ing 25 double selectees) have been elected in a cobwebbed Ottawa warehouse, including While its new travelling roadshow carries ball was rolling and a committee headed by to the shrine. The list includes 249 men and chunks of hardware, silverware and collec- some promise, the GGCC further plans to Dot McRae of London was formed and oper- 124 women in categories of curlers, builders tions of pins. investigate and eventually spearhead another ated for the next four years with a view to (some qualify as both curlers and builders) Proposals for halls and museums at several move to discover a permanent site for a occupying the Kitchener building at a cost of and other builders that qualify strictly as locations have emerged and submerged over national curling sanctuary. $1 per year. inaugural presidents of province/territorial the years. Monotonously. None have panned It won’t be the first time. Continued on Page 13

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First on your Bucket List? Bun- GETTING TO KNOW YOU gee Jumping or Sky Diving What is the biggest misconcep- tion about curlers? They like to drink well that s not really a mis- conception I suppose Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold medal: Tight Centre Guard. N. Ontario Fifth: Water, Alcoholic Rum and Coke Matt Dumontelle Skip: Brad Jacobs Nickname: Duumo Nickname: Cups Favourite movie: Recently The Fighter or Inception. Home: Sudbury Home: Sault Ste. Marie Delivery: Right Delivery: Right Favourite TV show: Currently Hawaii 5-0 or Jersey Shore GTL Occupation: Salesman Occupation: Sales Employer: Royal Tire or for us GTP (Gym, Tan, Practice). Employer: Future Shop Date Of Birth: November 28, 1984 Date Of Birth: June 11, 1985 Favourite website? TSN.ca Place Of Birth: Sudbury Place Of Birth: Sault Se. Marie Favourite order from Tim Hor- Marital Status: girlfriend Favourite food: Cheese tons? XL Double Double and Name of spouse/partner: Lindsay Favourite drink: Gatorade sesame seed bagel with butter. Lead Scott Seabrook (left), second Ryan Harnden, skip Brad Children (name/age): Abigail 5 Favourite book: The Hobbit Favourite vacation destination? Jacobs and third E.J. Harnden years old Favourite movie: Avatar So far it has to be Vegas. Favourite food: Porketta Favourite TV show: Entourage, When did you first realize you Favourite drink: Mojito Rubicon wanted to be a championship Date Of Birth: June 28, 1986 Favourite movie: Slap shot Favourite website: Facebook curler?: As long as I can remember. Place Of Birth: Sault Ste. Marie Lead: Favourite TV show: Two and a Favourite order from Tim Hor- Grew up watching my father com- Favourite food: Pasta Scott Seabrook Half Men tons? Large coffee double cream pete and wanted to be like him. Favourite drink: Gatorade or Water Nickname: Little C Favourite website? Pgatour.com Favourite vacation destination? What or who inspired you?: My Favourite book: Don t read much Home: Sault Ste. Marie Favourite order from Tim Hor- Anywhere hot father. I have looked up to him all Favourite movie: The Town, The Delivery: Right tons? Double Double When did you first realize you my life and want to make him as Fighter Occupation: Controller Favourite vacation destination? wanted to be a championship Favourite TV show: Entourage Employer: Great Lakes Power Bahamas curler?: 12 years old started playing proud of me as I am of him. Whose opinion do you most trust Favourite website? www.tsn.ca Date Of Birth: September 25, 1985 When did you first realize you in playdowns Favourite order from Tim Hor- Place Of Birth: Sault Ste. Marie wanted to be a championship What or who inspired you?: All when it comes to curling?: My tons? Sausage breakfast sandwich Marital Status: Single curler?: When I was 16 we won the top guys, Martin, Howard, Fer- father. Favourite vacation destination? Favourite food: Pasta & Meatballs the TCA bonspeil and represented bey, my uncles Superstitions? Same seats in the Favourite drink: Bud Light Canada in Switzerland Whose opinion do you most trust vehicle until we lose. So far Scotland, but I plan on going Favourite book: Outliers by Mal- What or who inspired you?: My when it comes to curling?: Al and Three people, living or not, whom somewhere hot after the season. When did you first realize you colm Gladwell grandfather and father Eric and Tom, my team. you would invite to a dinner Favourite movie: Gladiator You have superstitions? Same party?: GSP (George St. Pierre), wanted to be a championship Whose opinion do you most trust Favourite TV show: The Office when it comes to curling?: my socks and same seating order in the Tiger Woods, My Father Admire curler?: About the age of 12 What or who inspired you?: My Favourite website?: Wikipedia. dad van coming to the rink when we re all of their dedication to sport, their com I can waste hours on that site winning. father Eric Harnden Superstitions? None intensity and passion to be the best Favourite order from Tim Hor- Three people, living or not, whom Whose opinion do you most trust Three people, living or not, whom at what they do. tons?: Large Regular and an Oat- you would invite to a dinner you would invite to a dinner If you could be a star in any other when it comes to curling?: My father meal Raisin Cookie party?: Donald Trump, John Daly party?: Megan Fox, Jessica Alba, sport, what would it be, and why? Superstitions? Used too, but I got Favourite vacation destination?: and my grandfather who passed Tupac Hockey, because I played on travel- rid of those Las Vegas, Nevada away If you could be a star in any other ling teams growing up and would Three people, living or not, whom When did you first realize you If you could be a star in any other sport, what would it be, and why? have liked to see how far I could Football, I d like to be Tom Brady you would invite to a dinner wanted to be a championship sport, what would it be, and why? have gotten if I didn t give it up to If you could change any rule in party?: Megan Fox, Jessica Alba, curler?: My first junior provincial in Golf, it is my next biggest passion curling, which one would it be, focus on curling. Tiger Woods, 2003 besides curling and why? Timeout rule they way it What music do you like to listen If you could be a star in any other What or who inspired you?: Brad If you could change any rule in is now it has to go to before a game? Nothing, I am sport, what would it be, and why? Jacobs curling, which one would it be, What music do you like to listen the last person who needs to get Hockey, I used to play hockey until Whose opinion do you most trust and why? I think that 2 people to before a game? None more amped up for a game. I had to make the choice between when it comes to curling?: Brad should be able to sweep behind Pet peeves, if any? People driving Pet peeves, if any? Bad Divers is Curling and hockey. Also, I have a Jacobs the T-line - there are times that 2 in the left lane slowly right up there. few buddies in the NHL and I envy Superstitions?: Whenever we are opposition rocks will be moving in different directions and I don t see Three things you always travel Three things you always travel the money they make haha. winning games we always sit in the why both cant be swept!!! with? Wallet, toothbrush, phone with? Blackberry, Wallet, Laptop. If you could change any rule in same seats in the vehicle on the What music do you like to listen First on your Bucket List? Travel First on your Bucket List? Curling curling, which one would it be, way to and from the curling rink. to before a game? Heavy metal somewhere hot wise win the Tim Horton s Brier, but and why? I m fine with the rules Three people, living or not, whom What is the biggest misconcep- away from curling it is travelling for you would invite to a dinner Pet peeves, if any? none right now Three things you always travel tion about curlers? That we re not at least a month without a schedule What music do you like to lis- party?: Seth MacFarlane, Scarlett athletes or planned destination. Johansson, Wayne Gretzky with? Cellphone, wallet and ten to before a game? No music glasses Your ideal shot to win an Olympic What is the biggest misconcep- If you could be a star in any before the games, already too First on your Bucket List? Play gold medal: Out-turn firm weight hit tion about curlers? That we are pumped up. other sport, what would it be, and why?: Golf they always have a round of golf at St. Andrews old not athletes and are not physically Pet peeves, if any? People who course in Scotland Third: E.J. Harnden fit. nice weather, even in the dead of Nickname: Edge drive slow in the fast lane What is the biggest misconcep- Your ideal shot to win an Olympic winter. Home: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Three things you always travel tion about curlers? That we are gold medal would be: Would love with? Blackberry, computer and If you could change any rule in Delivery: Right out of shape to see Brad have an open draw or workout clothes. curling, which one would it be, Occupation: Brand Manager, Your ideal shot to win an Olympic hit for the win, why make it hard if it First on your Bucket List? Play and why?: There should be time Instant Games gold medal: Draw to the button isn t necessary. Royal St. Andrews (that has been clocks for ordinary club games Employer: Ontario Lottery & Gam- checked off). there s nothing worse than a mara- ing Corporation What is the biggest misconcep- thon club game. Coach: Date Of Birth: April 14, 1983 Second: tion about curlers? That we re not What music do you like to listen Tom Coulterman Place Of Birth: Sault Ste. Marie, athletes. to before a game?: Just about Home: Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Ryan Harnden anything is good, but probably Nickname: Harns Your ideal shot to win an Olympic Occupation: Retired teacher Marital Status: Engaged something old Home: Sault Se. Marie gold medal: As a second, to make Employer: Self Name of spouse/partner: Rachelle Pet peeves, if any? Slow curling Delivery: Right a double peel, this could potentially Date Of Birth: October 27, 1945 Benoit teams and slow golfers. Occupation: Real Estate Appraiser end the game. Place Of Birth: Sudbury Favourite food: Pizza and Wings Three things you always travel Employer: Algoma Property Coaching for how many years: or Steak and Potatos with? Book, Toothbrush and Paja- Appraisals 37 years Favourite drink: Non-Alcoholic mas Friday, March 11, 2011 Page 13 WOOD From Page 10

The committee made funding proposals to the CCA three years running. All fell on deaf ears. The committee hired a private fund- raiser, obtained some of the artifacts from the Fishers, catalogued that part of the collec- tion, hired a permanent archivist (Cheryl Rielly) who had worked for the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame in Toronto, arranged for donated services from architects and lawyers, and expended untold hours of volunteer time and money. The deal looked like a keeper for a time. So much so that a parallel plan to install a museum at the Agridome (now Brandt Centre-Evraz Place) in Regina was derailed leaving several Queen City noses severely disjointed. In the end, the CCA, after paying off the Kitchener fundraising outfi t that raised no funds, pulled the plug on the project. And it has treated direct involvement in subsequent projects as you would a reincarnation of the Black Plague. A Brandon effort of seven years ago, headed by Troy Nott with the assistance of such experienced hands as those of Reid Lumbard, involved a display building at the The Canadian Curling Hall of Fame display is on display on the concourse at Keystone Centre which has housed not only the John Labatt Centre this week. world championships and Olympic trials but a vast Curling World exhibition, to boot. involved. maintain it. But the only people who will It was anticipated the feds, province and There have been whispers of a new scheme make this happen are the people who have city would contribute upwards of $3 mil- emerging in Winnipeg concurrent with ap- the most genuine interest — the people who lion to the project. In addition, mayor Dave parent plans to renovate the ancient Granite really care. Burgess thought he had a corporate sponsor Club, hard by the Assiniboine River. But to Right now, that noticeable number is willing to add $1 million to the pot. this point, the volume hasn’t been pumped restricted to certain CCA types and the vol- Everything appeared to be clear sailing up and the whispers haven’t reached offi cial unteer squadron assembled by the Governor- until a feasibility study estimated costs at ears. General’s Curling Club with a view to resur- $8 million and Burgess contracted cold feet. It’s one thing to say you want to build a recting the road show which holds forth at the Which isn’t surprising with untold tax dollars museum and quite another to fund it and JLC this week.

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Favourite vacation destination?Palm Springs Favourite movie: Indiana jones - tion about curlers? We aren t and eating with your mouth open. Dad What or who inspired you?:In any of them athletic Three things you always travel Whose opinion do you most trust Curling Ed Lukowich Favourite TV show? Man vs Wild Your ideal shot to win an Olympic with? Cellphone charger, conact when it comes to curling? My Whose opinion do you most trust Favourite order from Tim Hor- gold medal would be: In-off double solution, iPad teammates ( Most Times ) when it comes to curling?:Jules tons? Oatmeal takeout First on your bucket list? Visit Superstitions? Just use same rou- You have superstitions? NO Favourite vacation destination? Scotland for a vacation, not curling. tine on a winning streak Three people, living or not, whom Alaska What is the biggest misconcep- Three people, living or not, whom you would invite to a dinner Second: When did you first realize you tion about curlers? That we drink . you would invite to a dinner party?:Mohammed Ali, Charlie wanted to be a championship Marc Kennedy . . well . . . maybe they re right (just party? Tiger Woods, Michael Jack- Sheen, George W Nickname: Kenbear curler?: Watching Mike Wood in kidding). Also that we re not athletes. son, Wayne Gretzky If you could be a star in any Home: Edmonton the Canadian junior championships Your ideal shot to win an Olym- If you could be a star in any other other sport, what would it be, and Delivery: Left back in the 80s - I was inspired by pic gold medal: Up three coming sport, what would it be, and why? why? Golf, you always play in nice Occupation: Business owner, M the mullet. home, wide open out-turn hit. Golf, cause I love golf and I m no weather and M Meat Shops What or who inspired you?: The good ! If you could change any rule in Employer: Self wrench, Neil Harrison, Al Hackner, Lead: Ben Hebert If you could change any rule in curling, which one would it be, Date Of Birth: February 5, 1982 Rick Lang, John Kawaja, Earl the Nickname: Benny Heebz, Meat curling, which one would it be, and why? Go to 8 ends Place Of Birth: St. Albert Pearl Home: Edmonton and why? The new dumb Timeout What music do you like to listen Marital Status: Married Whose opinion do you most trust Delivery: Right Rule, back to normal. to before a game? None Name of spouse/partner: Nicole when it comes to curling?: My Occupation: Business development What music do you like to listen Pet peeves, if any? Stupid ques- Children (name/age): Aubrey (3) pops, Marc Kennedys, Neil Har- representative to before a game? DJ Pauly D tions Favourite website? tsn.ca rison s Employer: Focus Pet peeves, if any? Fuzzy Blankets Three things you always travel Favourite order from Tim Hor- Superstitions? None Date Of Birth: March 16, 1983 Three things you always travel with? Mac Air, Toothbrush, socks, tons? Double, double Three people, living or not, whom Place Of Birth: Regina with? Ipod, Phone, Wallet good to go Favourite vacation destination? you would invite to a dinner Marital Status: Engaged First on your Bucket List? Go First on your Bucket List? Golf Cape Breton party?: Robin Williams, Doug Gilm- Name of spouse/partner: Teddi watch the Masters or U.S. Open Trip to New Zealand Superstitions? You don t change a our, Will Ferrell Foord. What is the biggest misconcep- What is the biggest misconcep- pair of winning socks If you could change any rule in Favourite food: Uncle Ben s Bistro tion about curlers? That we hit the tion about curlers? Fitness Level Three people, living or not, curling, which one would it be, Express sauce all the time Your ideal shot to win an Olympic whom you would invite to a and why? That we could get our Favourite drink: Spiced & Cola Your ideal shot to win an Olympic gold medal: Take out and don t dinner party?: Wayne Gretzky, timeouts back and that there would Favourite book: Mice at Center Ice gold medal: Out turn corner guard ! need to stick it Muhammed Ali, John F. Kennedy be no bronze medal at the Brier - Favourite movie: Rounders If you could be a star in any other one of the most painful games a Favourite TV show: Entourage Fifth: Dustin Eckstrand Third: John Morris sport, what would it be, and why? Favourite website: TSN.ca N/A Nickname: Johnny Mo team would ever have to endure Hockey, because I m Canadian Favourite order from Tim Hor- Home: Chestermere What music do you like to listen If you could change any rule in tons? Large coffee / 2 cream Delivery: Right to before a game? Country or clas- curling, which one would it be, Favourite vacation destination? Coach: Occupation: Firefighter sic and why? The defending Brier Disney World Employer: Municipality of Rock- Three things you always travel Jules Owchar champ should be Team Canada at When did you first realize you Home: Edmonton yview fire service with? Toiletries, gym gear, fishing Occupation: Instructor/coach the subsequent Brier. wanted to be a championship Date Of Birth: December 16, 1978 rod Employer: Northern Alberta Institute What music do you like to listen curler? When I used to watch all Place Of Birth: Winnipeg First on your Bucket List? Ride a Of Technology to before a game? I m an Albertan. the same skips in the 80 s that are Favourite food: Fish or elk bull for 8 seconds Place Of Birth: Lac La Biche I m a country boy. skipping here this week ! Coaching for how many years: Favourite drink: Choco milk What is the biggest misconcep- Pet peeves, if any? Bad drivers What or who inspired you? My 36 years Page 16 Tankard Times Page playoff scenario set All right, now the fun begins. 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