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05-10-17 11:27AM

nelski
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Registered: Oct 2004
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World Series of Curling

Here is an interesting job posting. Based in Perth.

Scheduling just got even more complicated! Maybe the WCT should pull back instead of expanding. Not sure what the money motivation will be for these WCF events.

http://worldcurling.org/jobs

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Lots of major youth (<21) events. Nice for Murdoch... and us :-D.

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05-10-17 11:42AM

Squiggsy
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This is likely a direct response to watcher2 trying to ban international teams from Canada.

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05-10-17 12:12PM

nelski
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Originally posted by Squiggsy This is likely a direct response to watcher2 trying to ban international teams from Canada.

bwhahaha. I can see the competitive teams scrambling. I would like to apply for the job but my political talents are lower than minimal. Travel to curling's emerging nations for big cash spiels. I guess if the costs are covered, teams would go for it. I see this being a big draw for "tier2" globally competitive teams... with one or two #tierONE per event. Do you think anything is at stake? CTRS points? WCT points? Is it a monkey wrench or an iron in the fire?

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