About me

Update: July 2018

Towing the Portland Pudgy Dinghy with my bike, From Montana to New Jersey then Baton Rouge and Florida a couple times..Draws a lot of attention with other travelers..

Facebook: Ed Culhane

About Me:
Nearly retired locksmith with a passion for straight pool, sailing and riding around the country.

After a 20 year layoff from the game, I was offered an entry into the World Straight Pool Championship as an alternate in 2008.

High run: 127 balls

Available for private or group lessons upon request. Email powsmias@aol.com

About the Aiming System:

I’ve discovered a breakthrough in pool – over the past 4 years, I have discovered a technique that takes Stan Shuffett’s Pro-One Center To Edge Aiming System to a new level and has been receiving attention and getting some interest by some top professional players and champions.
I am in awe of what I’ve discovered, and it gives an aim point for every level of English used.  I’m just unaware of the best way to market it right now.  I need to document this so I can lay claim to it,  It will more than likely involve a lawyer because I would hate to see someone steal it and take the credit.
I think it is the biggest find in the history of the game and I’ve played some great matches to verify it’s legitimacy.
To put this in more perspective, I learned the Pro-One Center To Edge system from Phil Burford from England. Anyone teaching this system gets paid well for it. . The bonus is, on top of the CTE system, I’m getting ready to market this and offer the CTE along with my system that take you from the CTE system to another level that will cover the deflection and give you an exact aim points for every level of english.. That has NEVER been done before. Evolving from the CTE system gives credibility that I didn’t pull it out of thin air and you cannot or you will have some problems getting to my correct aim points without using CTE.  If you see me on location,  talk to me, you will be amazed. I had  top professional player and good friend  state after seeing it “you’ve found something no one has ever found before”.  You will never fear inside english again and most players shy away from that. Fear sets in.

About the boat pictures:

I rode out to Sturgis, SD for August bike week then over to Laramie to see grandkids. Cameron and Quinn.. aka Quigley, Cam and my son Scott..then rode back to NJ, 4500 miles in about 8 days.

When I got back I got a message from the boat owner that he was back in the country and in Big Fork, Montana. These boats don’t come up for sale often and are snatched up quick, only reason this was on the market was it was nowhere near salt water. I need it as a dinghy for my sailboat which I’ll be leaving on this year to the million places I haven’t seen yet. Next day got on the bike and rode back out to Laramie then up to Montana to pick up boat. On return to Laramie noticed every car taking my photograph and thought to put this website on back of the boat to see how many hits it will get.. social media is amazing.. please post any photos on facebook, I’m trying to see how far I can take this social media thing. thanks for visiting.

The bike is a 2007 Harley Ultra Classic.. has 206,000 miles on it, give or take… and the same top end! Burns no oil, bought it new while in crutches from a bad wreck in 2006, broken neck, lost kidney. 7 ribs, rod in femur, clamp in knee, tracheotomy,  coma for two months..(i thought i would throw in my hospital picture where it seems I was going on the space shuttle)

I’m back. Just sold that bike on ebay in August ’17 and replaced it with another like/kind in a 2013 model. With that 206k miles and 120k miles on the 2002 flh standard bike I crashed, and the 135k miles on the 2001 flhtc that was stolen out of NYC on Christmas eve in ’03, the Kawasaki vulcan 1500 that had 91k and a few others years back, going all the way back to 1975 and the Triumph I owned I’d say I have well over half a million miles on motorcycles..

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