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Stojko was no where near the best in 99-02. That's just straight up crazy talk. He would've been a distant 3rd at best, maybe even behind Eldredge/Goebel.
Stojko was no where near the best in 99-02. That's just straight up crazy talk. He would've been a distant 3rd at best, maybe even behind Eldredge/Goebel.
Sorry that was an accident. I was still thinking 95-98 when I put him first. Yeah you are right, 3rd best of 99-2002 was probably Goebel. Stojko was probably 4th just ahead of Eldredge, Honda, and Weiss.
I hate having to pick Slutskaya as the best of both the 99-2002 and 2003-2006 quads as I hate her skating but objectively speaking she was probably the best skater of both quads overall. 2003-2006 by default mostly though. 99-2002 she atleast had strong competition with Kwan for that title. 2003-2006 nobody really deserves it, but she gets it by default. Had Cohen just won the crappy 2006 worlds it would probably be her since she was the most consistent and overall good of the quad.
Calling Hanyu best of the 2011-2014 quad is crazy. he doesnt even come close to Chan.
I agree Hanyu is now above Chan as best skater of the 2011-2014 quad. OGM + uncontroversial world title > 1 uncontroversial world title + 2 of the most controversial world titles in history + no OGM.
95-98- B&S, Stojko, Lipinski, G&P
99-2002- B&S, Yagudin (although Plushenko always felt more dominant to me somehow), Slutskaya, A&P
2003-2006- T&M, Plushenko, N&K/D&S/D&S (the title said best, not most achieved), Slutskaya
2007-2010- S&Z, Takahashi (again title said best, not most achieved), D&S/D&S, Kim
2011-2014- V&T, Hanyu, D&W, Kim
If you just look at their direct match-ups, they seemed rather even (Plushenko: 7, Yagudin: 6) but Yagudin really had a monopoly on the bigger events. If you take away the nationals, then Plushenko only has 4 wins over Yagudin and he never beat Yags in the 97-98 season.
98-99: Plushenko won Nationals, Yagudin won GPF, Euros and Worlds.
99-00: Plushenko won Nationals and Euros, Yagudin won Worlds.
00-01: Plusheno won Nationals, GPF, Euros and Worlds.
01-02: Yagudin won GPF and Olympics.
Only the girls:
95-98: 1. Chen, 2. Lipinski, 3. Kwan, 4. Bonaly, 5. Bobek
99-2002: 1. Slutskaya, 2. Butyrskaya, 3. Hughes, 4. Kwan, 5. Suguri
2003-2006: 1. Cohen, 2. Slutskaya, 3. Arakawa, 4. Asada, 5. Kwan
2007-2010: 1. Yu Na Kim, 2. Asada, 3. Rochette, 4. Ando, 5. Lepisto
2011-2014: 1. Yu Na Kim, 2. Kostner, 3. Asada, 4. Lipnitskaya, 5. Ando
2011-2014: 1. Hanyu, 2. Chan, 3. Takahashi, 4. Fernandez, 5. Ten
2011-2014: 1. Virtue & Moir, 2. Davis & White, 3. Shibutanis
2011-2014: 1. Volosozhar & Trankov
95-98 Lipinski, no pairs, no man, Pasha Gritschuk
99-2002 Slutskaya, Sale and Pelletier, Yagudin, Anissina
2003-2006 Slutskaya, Totmianina and Marinin, Lambiel, no dance
2007-2010 Yu Na Kim, Savchenko & Szolkowy, no man, no dance
2011-2014 Yu Na Kim, Savchenko & Szolkowy, Hanyu, Davis and White
It is funny Michelle Kwan is considered the better skater between her and Irina, when most consider Irina the best skater of 2 quadrennials and Michelle of 0. I guess the gap between Michelle and Irina in the 95-98 one was much more than the gap between Irina and Michelle in 99-2002 and 2003-2006 combined though.
Yagudin wasnt the best skater of any quad. He won his titles only when Plushenko had injuries. Plushenko was super unlucky, after 99 Yagudin was never really the best again. Plushenko's brain cramp handed him the 2000 World title, and Plushenko's groin handed him the 2002 Olympics and World titles, otherwise Plushenko would have never lost to Yagudin in a major event again after 1999 Worlds. Yagudin was also handed the 1998 World title on a gold platter due to Kulik's withdrawal, he never would have won otherwise.
Injury or no, Plushenko would not have won in 2002 with the way Yagudin skated (low risk but clean) and with weaker artistic programs. He would've needed Yagudin to make a mistake, which is how he won everything in the 00-01 season.
At the 2000-2001 season Grand Prix final Yagudin was perfect and lost to Plushenko. Plushenko was given almost all 5.9s on both sets before Yagudin even skated his final program. Then at the 2001 Worlds Yagudin skated a clean short and again lost to Plushenko.
Yagudin stepped out of his 2nd quad at the 00-01 GPF while Plushenko was flawless and Yagudin still had a few 1st place ordinals. At Euros, Yagudin also had a mistake on the 2nd quad and singled a 3A, and also managed some 1st place ordinals vs. Plushenko who was again flawless. Worlds was a different story since Yagudin was pretty much out of gold contention after QR.
In 02, neither was perfect at the GPF. Yagudin doubled some jumps while Plushenko had a turnout.
At the Olympics, Plushenko was out of gold contention after the SP so it really didn't matter who won the LP. It's not like Goebel would've beaten either of them barring a huge meltdown.
Yagudin barely put his foot down on the 2nd quad at the 2000-2001 Grand Prix final. That was not a big enough mistake to lose by, and it is clear by the marks Plushenko got before Yagudin even skated he was never wining anyway. He would have needed 6.0s from atleast 3 judges IIRC.
Anyway had Shizuka been marked correctly in the short programs of the 2004 Worlds and 2006 Olympics she probably would have won neither event.


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The Santee City Council voted at the last meeting to begin obtaining proposals for a project to construct a water well that would help save on costs of irrigating Town Center Park. The council gave the go-ahead while acknowledging that the City of San Diego and Padre Dam Municipal Water District both sent letters to the City of Santee that claim rights to the water in the Santee-El Monte Basin that the well would tap.
"The City of San Diego has long established Pueblo water rights within the San Diego River System, including rights to both surface and groundwater,"
San Diego City Attorney Jan Goldsmith wrote in a letter.
"The proposed water well would negatively impact Padre Dam and/or water quality in the Santee Basin," Padre Dam CEO Allen Carlisle wrote in his letter.
Santee City Attorney Shawn Hagerty said there was nothing that prevented the council from moving forward with advertising for proposals for the project, and that all concerns about water rights will be addressed before the council makes a final vote to construct the project.
"Whenever you search for water in California there will be a fight for that water," said Hagerty.
A number of councilmembers asked about the possibility of the city getting caught up in lawsuits with groups that claim rights to the water they would be tapping into.
"It is possible that once the well is drilled a number of groups will claim water rights," said Hagerty. "You can never be absolutely certain that won't happen."
Padre Dam has announced a proposed aquifer recharge project, known as an "indirect potable reuse project" (IPR) in that same aquifer. According to Hagerty, Padre Dam is looking to get 1.8 million gallons a day from that project
"If they [Padre Dam] recharge it, they don't want Santee taking it," said Hagerty.
In their letter, Padre Dam wrote that the well might affect the water yield for their IPR project, a project they say is of more benefit to the residents than the irrigation well. The Municipal Water District also claims exclusive rights to "the return flow of imported water in the Santee Basin... as the only water importer in the Santee Basin."
Councilmember John Minto asked how much water was in the well and how tapping this aquifer could affect the city and residents in the future.
"With each rain cycle water trickles into the groundwater," said Deputy City Manager Pedro Orso-Delgado.
"We have a unique situation in which there are two reservoirs nearby that are leaking into the aquifer as well. You would need hundreds or thousands of wells to dry the San Diego River aquifer," he said.
Accoring to Orso-Delgado, the city needs about 24,000 gallons a day for irrigation east of Woodglen Creek, and the city is unsure exactly how much water the well would provide.
In the end, the council voted unanimously to move forward with obtaining proposals for the project.
According to city estimates, the cost of constructing the well, $205,000, would be paid off in about two years time, as it is estimated it will save the city about $104,000 annually in irrigation expenses. If a plan is approved, well installation is estimated to begin summer of 2013.


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Last week I found myself in the emergency room at Rex Hospital for what turned out to be much to do about nothing. I spent about seven hours in the ER and was attended to by three registered nurses, two doctors and a host of technicians and health professionals. I was struck by the high quality of the care I received.
I found myself wondering whether Duke Health and WakeMed were in some respects responsible for the great care Rex Hospital delivered. What a wonderful thing competition can be. Then I began to wonder whether this level of care would dissipate if the federal government decided it could deliver health care more efficiently and effectively
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DENMARK TOWNSHIP — Richard M. Lingham, age 78, of Stanhope-Kelloggsville Road, Denmark Township, died Monday evening, Dec. 24, 2012, at his residence.
He was born August 23, 1934, in Littleton, Mass., the son of Phillip and Dorothy (Hodgson) Lingham and had resided in this area since 1971, coming from Randolph, N.Y. He was a Veteran of the U.S. Army. He was married to the former Wilda Hartley on May 8, 1959.
Mr. Lingham owned and operated his dairy farm in Denmark Township and was a member of Pierpont Presbyterian Church and Ashtabula Co. Farm Bureau.
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He was preceded in death by his parents, Phillip in 1991 and Dorothy in 2007; his wife, Wilda in 2001; and a sister, Jean Wakeman earlier this year.
Funeral Services will be held 3 p.m., TODAY, Dec. 29th, at the Jefferson Home of FLEMING & BILLMAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 49 W. Jefferson St., Jefferson, with Pastor Earl Vautin officiating. Visitation will be held from 2 p.m. until time of Service, TODAY, at the funeral home.
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He grew up in Hudson and attended Alvirne High School. He went on to University of New Hampshire to study recreation program management and sports administration.
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Patients coming for Physical Therapy with back and/or neck pain often ask us about what type of mattress is most beneficial to reduce their pain. Unfortunately, there is no quick answer to these questions.
Very little research has been done on the effect of mattress type or level of firmness on neck and back pain. Physical therapists often make recommendations about sleeping surfaces based on the theory that it is best to keep the spine in a neutral or straight position throughout the night. In order to accomplish this, the mattress should support the body contours and allow the spine to be in horizontal alignment with the mattress, which may make a memory foam mattress a good choice in some cases.
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Saturday, February 26, 2005Carrie Myers (Stickleyville, Va./Lee H.S.) hit six first half three-pointers and Valparaiso's defense took over in the second half as the Crusaders defeated Oral Roberts 69-58 on Saturday afternoon in Tulsa, Okla. to spoil Senior Day for the Golden Eagles.
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I really liked this, but nobody else would touch it. (that's okay, more for me!) I prepared the pasta according to the Enhanced Spaghetti recipe (also on this site). I used half the amount of oil, twice the amount of sauce (it would have REALLY gotten too dry otherwise) and threw in a nice pinch or two of red pepper flakes. I will keep this recipe on hand to prepare for myself... always happy to find a new way of enjoying my spaghetti. Thanks, Mike.
A huge hit at our house. Very easy to prepare. I also loved it "straight"--I just skipped the baking part.
Easy and cheap to make, good for leftovers. My daughter took it to school the next day for lunch, cold. We did add frozen meatballs and substituted oregano for the cinnamon (it came time to put the cinnamon in and I just couldn't do it). Easy sauce: tomato paste, tomato sauce and oil! I have a feeling we'll use this base recipe a lot, and vary the spices. Thanks!
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A few years back, my family and I embarked on the trip of a lifetime. My parents had always wanted to go to the land of our ancestors, so there we were, the Aer Lingus tickets in hand…headed to the homeland. I remember well, my mother with tears in her eyes as we touched down on the lush green island. Once there, we explored all aspects the culture had to offer….from the Shannon River to the pubs of Dublin, kissing the stone at Blarney castle, to the horse drawn carriage rides in Killarney and crystal making in Waterford. The most majestic scene not to be missed was the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare. Jutting up from the Atlantic Ocean, this was probably the last sight of Ireland my ancestors saw as they headed to New York for a new life. To explore this further, we stopped at the National Archives in Dublin, and looked through birth records to find my Great Grandfather. We were able to find a few possible matches and I had the records sent to me back in the US for further research.
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@Mozai I also have this dout " why we can not read the article in one site"?
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Is it possible to read this article all at once, instead of having to click and wait for eight additional pages to load? The "social networking" items that are included in each page is holding up the page rendering, causing a long pause between each of the pages, and I lost my patience before I reached the end.
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I think I agree about the social network stuff. They may be offed by morning. :)
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This article seems like a gimmick, allowing you to advertise the LJ DVD Archive collection. As a linux user I read your magazine, but would hate it if someone bought me the archive. Who needs to read articles posted in 94'? They are all irrelevant I'm sure.
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It's actually not. It is, however, a ploy to get people to buy me cool stuff. The archive cd is there because *we* think it's awesome.
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Well I think you are awesome! I love the avatar. The person behind it could be a leper and I still think I would love you just as much! i love Linux chicks, they rock!
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You can think our awesome Art Director, Garrick, for the avatar. I am quite fond of it myself.
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A 62-year-old Town of Lisbon man is accused of aiming a gun at a driver who was upset with the suspect's kids who flipped him the middle finger after the man got cut off.
Gregory E. Cira was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court Monday with one count of negligent handling of a weapon. If convicted, he faces up to nine months in prison and $10,000 in fines.
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On Saturday, a man was driving westbound in the W27800 block of Hickory Road when a car in front of him pulled to get mail out of a mailbox, then cut him off as he approached as it turned into a driveway. The man honked his horn and then saw two juvenile males near the entrance of the driveway flip him off.
The man then stopped, and backed up and rolled down his passenger side window to confront the kids about flipping him the middle finger. At that time, Cira walked up to the car, looked in the passenger side window, then pulled a handgun out, pushed it into the man's right shoulder.
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Marty Meehan, Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, joined "The Morning Show" where he made the big announcement.
"UMass Lowell, whose 75,000 graduates earn among the top mid-career and starting salaries in New England, according to PayScale.com -- has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and President Obama's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for community and campus engagement. The academic accomplishments, as well as progress in other areas over the last five years, propelled UMASS Lowell to be considered for membership in America East.
"With the exception of the Division One men's ice hockey team, UMass Lowell has been a member of NCAA Division Two since 1980 and a member of the Northeast 10 Conference since 2000. Since 2000, the River Hawks have achieved 104 NCAA post-season appearances, won two team national championships, had three individual national championships and a pair of national players of the year, won 59 conference championships, had 214 All-Americans and 32 Academic All-Americans.
"UMass Lowell will join America East on July 1, and will unite with other four-year research universities of similar size and mission. All the eight public institutions in the conference, including ours, are ranked among the top-100 public universities in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Those include the universities of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, already our fellow members of Division I Hockey East.
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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck made his much anticipated Lucas Oil Stadium debut Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.
The 23-20 Colts victory is a landmark in Luck's career — his first win as a National Football League quarterback — but what made it a bit more impressive was that Luck had to endure every ordeal the eye test has to offer.
The game was as much Luck's eye test as it was about the evolution of the new-look Colts, which will likely be gradual, and at times, not easy on the eyes.
Luck's eye test Sunday was an assault on the senses.
First, you fight the urge to avert your eyes as you watched Luck negotiate the rigors of an injury-ravaged offensive line. Starting left guard Joe Reitz and right guard Winston Justice didn't play. In the second quarter, center Samson Satele hurt his knee.
Trai Essex, signed earlier this week, played for the entire second half. If there are worms in the Lucas Oil turf, fill-in center Mike McGlynn's snaps to Luck in the shotgun formation undoubtedly burned them.
Your mind's eye wondered whether Luck could survive the season in an often shambolic pocket.
There were, of course, the rookie plays you expected to see. The raw talent that made Luck the No. 1 overall draft pick bubbled to the surface — especially in the form of passes thrown on the run to escape the unceasing pressure — shone through. Passes thrown off Luck's back foot and forced throws into coverage did not.
Rookie or not, you had to roll your eyes when Luck kept a play alive too long in Colts' territory on third down and corkscrewed his way into a 22-yard loss on a sack with 3 minutes, 7 seconds left. The field position gained greatly aided Minnesota as it tied the game via a Kyle Rudolph touchdown with 31 seconds left.
It's hard to argue, however, that most Colts fans left Lucas Oil Stadium wide-eyed. Luck recovered from the bad sack he took, completed passes of 20, 20 and 7 yards, and gave Adam Vinatieri the chance to win the game with a 53-yard field goal with 8 seconds left.
It was the second successful two-minute drill Luck engineered. A first-half series ended on a 30-yard Luck-to-Reggie Wayne touchdown connection. On the Colts' pair of half-ending series, Luck completed 7 of 8 passes for 101 yards. Overall, Luck completed 20 of 31 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns.
Just as important, Luck passed the postgame eye test too. The Stanford rookie dispassionately faced the media. He wasn't overwhelmed by the come-from-behind victory nor was he too amped up about his mastery of the two-minute drill. Nor was he rattled by the sack he gave up.
"I was just glad for another chance. We had so many opportunities in the second half to put a drive together or run the clock. I was glad to get the chance, but I didn't derive extra motivation from the sack. I just let it go," Luck said.
Colts coach Chuck Pagano, who also earned his first NFL victory as a head coach, extolled Luck's maturity.
"He's calm. He doesn't get rattled. He sees the field really well," Pagano said. "There's no panic to the guy."
In reality, the entire 2012 season is Luck's eye test. Sunday was merely one of 16 quizzes. But Luck passed it and the success-starved Colts have a win to show for it.
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Today is Dennis Ten's 20th birthday, and Alex Shibutani tweeted him birthday wishes and a photo of him, Ten, and Maia Shibutani from 2008, when Ten was 15:
Today is Dennis Ten's 20th birthday, and Alex Shibutani tweeted him birthday wishes and a photo of him, Ten, and Maia Shibutani from 2008, when Ten was 15:
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Happy birthday Ten.
OMG... that 15yo picture reminds me of one of my friend's son!
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Happy Birthday, Denis!
Denis Ten tweeted yesterday: "Officially turned [Denis] Twenty today. Thanks for all of the messages and wishes. Let them all come true! ;-)"
He also shared this photo of his 20th birthday dinner in Canada, along with a message of gratitude in Russian and English: http://instagram.com/p/ah3a1NO4wx/
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A bit belated, but - happy birthday to Denis! Here's a fun birthday message to Denis from Nathalie Pechalat, Stephane Lambiel and Johnny Weir (from Shanghai) - http://instagram.com/p/afiIrytCe7/# .
Happy Bday 2(0) the real men's gold medalist. Best wishes for another fantastic season :-)
In your gratitude, Denis, you are blessed --
Because as Eckhart Tolle has said: "Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance."
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I believe you skate, Denis, as if you are kissing the ice with your heart!!!
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Of course Patrick Chan is part of the problem. He is the epitome of the PCS mess. Patrick's lack of self-criticism is exactly why the outrage towards him is justifiable.
Of course Patrick Chan is part of the problem. He is the epitome of the PCS mess. Patrick's lack of self-criticism is exactly why the outrage towards him is justifiable.
Patrick is not trying!?
Last year people were criticizing him for not giving out the quad. Now he's doing it. Even though his success rate is 50%, he hit beautiful 4T and even 4T-3T in the Short Program! He got started with other new jumps in this season as well. 3A-3T which he landed in Russia, 3Lo-3T in Skate Canada, and 3Lz-1lo-2S which was intended to be 3S. All in 2 competition.
Maybe he crammed up too much new stuff at once. He falls and that's not so good. But he's not falling because he wants to. He has improved on his spin and footwork too. I admire his spirit. He's a great skater who keeps on striving IMO.
Rafter: I like your response. I also realized that dundas has only been with us since some time this month and has apparently ticked off some people who can give out rep - maybe a lot of pissing off considering how many red bars I see under their name. Guess this is what rep looks like for a troll
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now you know why I said they are all little children and never listen to others
Yes, Patrick may fall on jumps, and he gets the required deductions and -GOE. But he's one of those skaters who doesn't let a fall affect the movement of the program, the speed, and the choreography. That is a reason for his high PCS. The jumps may be sloppy at times, but the performance is not.
And not improving? Successfully adding a quad to his repertoire is not improving? Steps into every jumps (hello transitions!) is not improving? Pushing himself to try new styles of choreography (like the more playful SP) is not improving? If Patrick is NOT improving, I'd love to see someone who is!
As for the banning of certain banners: bashing of skaters and judging looks bad on the ISU who run the event. Why would they want that? It is an ISU event - the organizers answer to them. Bad publicity and bad relationship with the ISU leads to ISU not wanting to continue said relationship with said organizers in the future, which leads to an iffy situation with China in hosting more ISU events. Plus, it reflects poorly on the Chinese skating fans, even those who have nothing to do with it, because people will look back and say "Oh yeah, the bitter ones" when thinking of the audience at the event (as unfair as it may be to those who aren't being bitter).
I'm just stating my opinion on the topic. I know no minds will be changed or anything, and that's fine. But this is my opinion on Patrick's skating, and we're all entitled to one. As I said in my previous post, I never understood the Plushenko marks for standing around and posing, but I could appreciate that others did, and that those 'others' included the judges.
It's okay to have favourites and ones we don't enjoy quite as much, but do we really have to be so bitter about it?
Really have no idea what is the logical connection between Johnny funs who had not heard Mao and people who want to protest Chan on GPF......And I don't think those who only know Johnny on AOI are shameful...Actually anyone who paid the tickets for AOI all made a contribution to the development of China's figure skating no matter how many skaters they have already know, especially when the show comes to China at the first time. Besides,closer to home,most people in Tieba didn't agree put any banners like that on GPF at all...
For LuCN,you have no rights to definate who is the TRUE fun and who is not... moreover, you are not qualified to represent anyone but yourself,thus making you seem so childish......- -
I'm sorry but I disagree with you about the concept that a program with 3falls can ever not be sloppy. For you maybe falls don't affect the performance. But I think you need to understand that for some of us, falls DO affect the performance-all the time. Because the jumps are part of the performance. You need to accept the fact that there are some of us who are never going to consider a performance "with multiple falls a good performance" No matter how good the skater is. No matter how great the skater's edges are, or how complicated the choregraphy is.Yes, Patrick may fall on jumps, and he gets the required deductions and -GOE. But he's one of those skaters who doesn't let a fall affect the movement of the program, the speed, and the choreography. That is a reason for his high PCS. The jumps may be sloppy at times, but the performance is not.
I'm tired of people saying that those of us are complaining about Patrick's marks are complaining just because we don't like Patrick-that its something personal about Chan. I can't speak for everyone else, but I can say that I'm complaining not because I dislike Patrick, but because I dislike the concept of a system where someone can get HUGE PCS for peformances that have a lot of messy elements.It's okay to have favourites and ones we don't enjoy quite as much, but do we really have to be so bitter about it?
For example everyone knows I adore Yu-na Kim, but there are posts where I'm literally complaining about her PCS marks being way to high at Worlds. I really felt that Mao deserved at the very least higher P/E marks for her free program. If Yu-na was the type of skater who was repeatedly having multiple falls in her program, and repeatedly getting huge PCS, I'd be complaining about Yu-na's scores as much as I complain about Chan.
And as I said before Chan-when he skates well is brilliant. Its not about him, its a frustration with this system because its clear that skating clean is not valued at all. Its clear too that execution is not valued at all. And I'm extremely frustrated by this as a fan. And also because I know that when casual fans watch the sport, they think is a joke.
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I mean look how many people (including myself) reacted to Alissa's Czisny's Nationals win. Is Alissa really a dislikeable girl, I think not. She's never said or done anything controversial. She seems like a sweet girl. But as sweet as she may be, it doesn't mean people enjoyed watching her win a competition in such a questionable manner. Just because people are angry about a skater's scores doesn't mean that they hate the skate personally, or even frankly hate the skater's skating (when they skate well). Sometimes they just don't like the skater's scores.
I personally dislike statements he made on several occasions. I think it "helps" me to be annoyed with him keeping the same program again.
But it has nothing to do with him being over scored. This banner is offensive to a person that has done nothing wrong on the ice. And that is where Patric should be judged, on his performance on the ice. Judged fairly, along with other skaters.
Mushroom banner is spot on.
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