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acishere

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Wasn't that caused by poor conditions of the track (do you call them tracks?), or was that just speculation?
I thought the sides were not properly netted or something. An imperfection on the ice and going 80mph would probably have terrible results like that.

I'm on the internet, why am I not just Googling it?
 

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The forecast for the next three days.... it's beautiful.
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acishere

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Wasn't that caused by poor conditions of the track (do you call them tracks?), or was that just speculation?
According to Wikipedia:
Kumaritashvili was fatally injured in a crash during his final training run at the Whistler Sliding Centre when he lost control in the final turn of the course and was thrown off his luge and over the sidewall of the track, striking an unprotected steel support pole at the end of the run.

The report found that the sled used by Kumaritashvili had met all FIL criteria and standards. It attributed the accident to "driving errors starting in curve 15/16 which as an accumulation ended in the impact that resulted in him leaving the track and subsequently hitting a post ... This is a tragic result that should not have occurred as a result of an initial driving error". As the sled hit the wall at the curve 16 exit, it catapulted off the track, causing Kumaritashvili to lose control of it entirely. This was a type of accident not seen before, and therefore "[w]ith the unknown and unpredictable dynamics of this crash, the calculation and construction of the walls in that section of the track did not serve to prevent the tragedy that happened". However, the report also determined that during the homologation process and later sessions of the Whistler Sliding Centre, the track was faster than originally calculated. While calculations called for a top speed around 136 km/h (85 mph), the highest speed recorded was 153.98 km/h (95.68 mph). The FIL felt that luge athletes were able to cope with this speed, but "this was not a direction the FIL would like to see the sport head"
 

NYwdwfan

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After the 1984 Olympics (1988?) in Sarajevo, Six Flags in NJ built the Sarajevo Bobsled ride. The wheels on the cars came reeealllly close to the top of the track. You could see where they wore away the paint while you were riding. Scared the daylights out of me and that's back before I was afraid of all things coaster-like.
 

Gabe1

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Makes perfect sense to me. Pretty much like eatin' bacon and pancakes. :hungry: ;)

The one thing I'd change about the bacon donuts is the frosting. I'm not a fan of maple frosting. When I'm the pastry empress I'd make the frosting chocolate. The maple in the bacon is enough to carry its own weight.

That is what they need to change at Gaston's too with the Giant Cinni rolls. They have a maple frosting where the Main St. bakery version was a more standard white frosting. The maple competes too much with the pastry.
So says I.
 

donaldtoo

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The one thing I'd change about the bacon donuts is the frosting. I'm not a fan of maple frosting. When I'm the pastry empress I'd make the frosting chocolate. The maple in the bacon is enough to carry its own weight.

That is what they need to change at Gaston's too with the Giant Cinni rolls. They have a maple frosting where the Main St. bakery version was a more standard white frosting. The maple competes too much with the pastry.
So says I.

I'll take a half dozen of each, please. :hungry:
 
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