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Mirai medalled in her second gp the last three seasons, so her winning a bronze isn't really a surprise
Mirai medalled in her second gp the last three seasons, so her winning a bronze isn't really a surprise
Speaking of juniors, didn't Vanessa Lam have a huge score at Sectionals? Is she skating as a junior or senior at Nationals?
This will be Vanessa Lam's 3rd Nationals at the senior level (7th in 2011, 9th in 2012).
SENIOR QUALIFIERS via Sectionals:
Easterns 1-4: Samantha Cesario 163.53, Yasmin Siraj 151.35, Haley Dunne 139.69, Joelle Forte 136.47;
Midwesterns 1-4: Ashley Cain 161.49, Becky Bereswill 149.44, Kiri Baga 141.42, Morgan Bell 133.06;
Pacifics 1-4: Vanessa Lam 177.73, Courtney Hicks 161.72, Sophia Adams 131.49, Amanda Hofmann 122.29.
ETA: Of those listed above, Cain, Hicks, and Hofmann are making their senior national debuts (as well as Hannah Miller, one of the 3 U.S. JGP Finalists).
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"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
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I seriously love Angela Wang and think she has so much potential. My only concern with her is that she's prone to really weak SPs.
Mirai was doing great but looking at her scores makes me wonder if she does not need to work on that 3S for next season..
I think with her current layout and if she manages to get those UR's under control she will score 120+..but Ashley is already scoring 125+ with a 6 triple LP and will surely try to upgrade her 2A/2T to a 2A/3T and potentially score 130+??
Mirai looks very motivated and building up her confidence out there.I know it is not going to be easy for her to get those UR's and edge calls under control but I have always liked how she is going for it all and rarely pop any jumps..She has the talent to aim high and seems to be "hungry" to do better.I loved the fact that she was happy about her 3rd place at NHK (and rightly so) but not 100% satisfied with the scoring and seemed eager to get back into training.
It is rather interesting how many "late bloomers" we have seen these last years and there are really no reason to count out these young women too early!
Thanks, I knew it was something insane!
That's why it's so important for the skaters to skate well in the SP... and why Angela Wang needs to keep churning out clean short programs like she did in her 2nd JGP in Croatia: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx2qm--ZMWA
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
Here's the catch. Last year she almost didn't miss the loop at all but had problems with the flip and axel/toe. This year she has the flip and axel/toe down but her loop is having UR issues again. Her opening jumps look so big this season. I wonder if she is using so much power to get the big jumps done that by the time the second half rolls around and she had to do the loops, she had little energy left. I guess she is just going to have to keep her stamina up.
another thread that hasn't received much attention:
She only got an L2 for her steps at NHK, but L3 in China.
I'm impressed with her for doing steps so early in the program, but perhaps she should intentionally go for L2 and save her legs for the triples in the 2nd half of the program.
Really, she should do L1 steps and add the 7th triple, but apparently L1 steps are kiss of death or something.
But it seems a no brainer. She's losing how much by getting "<" for 3 jumping passes? A lot more than she gains by going for the L3 steps.
Keeper of Nathalie Pechelat's bitchface.
I think Mirai's body is probably still adjusting to her new coaching situation and adjusted training techniques. Wasn't there an IN article a few months ago that stated Wendy Olsen was really ramping up the off-ice physical training?
Thus, she's still a little wobbly with UR's and levels. Still, the big picture is that she's motivated and is losing that 'deer in the headlights' look
I supposed though if that happened and Zhang did an even more unlikely resurgence to some of her best ever skating at Nationals like last year (last season she was skating well in the early season smallish events she was in unlike this year) it would net her the same result as last year, something like 4th place. Even in that scenario I dont see the judges and USFSA ever sending Zhang as the 2nd women behind Wagner to Worlds with Olympic spots on the line, no way. Maybe had she built on her last season momentum so far this season it would have been possible had she killed it at Nationals and other made mistakes, but not anymore. I think there is only a select few they will even consider for that spot, regardless of the performances at Nationals. We will see though.
Since then, she suffers, falls, and comes back w/ mostly improved technique, only to be at the bottom of the rankings for our top ladies these days. I'm not a huge fan, but I sincerely hope she's not giving up and there is a logical reason for her bad performances so far this season! She's tried too hard to fail now.


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The iPad runs the same software found on Apple's popular iPhone and iPod Touch. Apple calls this software the iPhone OS, and it's generally regarded as one of the most successful operating systems designed for use with touch-screen devices. Unlike conventional computer OS software, designed around the mouse and the keyboard, the iPhone OS responds only to touch input and is generally capable of running only one application at a time.
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Battery life seems to live up to the claims, I managed to get about 7 hours before getting the 20% remaining battery life indication, which puts it about right for 10 hours or so of total use. One very important thing to realize about charging the device is that presently (at launch) there is some issues with charging via USB from many computers. The iPad is different than other iPod products, it requires a bit more power to charge up, and unfortunately most USB ports aren't set up to support that higher power draw. This is something that may be fixed in a firmware update to allow for a slower charge, or it may simply be that you'll need to either rely on a new Mac (seems like they can handle the power issue) or rely on the wall charger. Just don't be surprised if you plug it into your computer and it doesn't show that it is charging.
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I'm a PC person and normally stay out of the Apple world. However, the Apple tablet PC (called an iPad) caught my attention and I decided if I was going to cross over to Apple, I was going for top-of-line, even if it wasn't brand new. I ended up getting a used Apple iPad with Wi-Fi, 3G, 64GB, and optional keyboard. The iPad itself came in it's original box. I noticed when opening it that there were very few extra parts - everything you want is already built into the iPad itself: the memory, the battery, the WiFi, the 3G. What did come in the box was a short setup instruction sheet, a USB data cable, a wall plug-in charger which you plugged the USB cable into, and a pin for removing the 3G Sim from the iPad. I believe a new iPad would have included headphones too, but that wasn't included with this used one. The optional keyboard came separate from the original iPad box. This first thing you have to do (besides charging it if the battery isn't charged), is plug it via the supplied USB cable into a PC or Mac with Apples "itunes" product on it. I already had itunes, but if you don't, it's available for free download from Apple. You will need to set up an "Apple id" for itunes and the iPad. Usually you just specify your favorite personal email address as your Apple id. Once you have itunes set up on PC or Mac, plugging the iPad in will cause itunes to sync your iPad up with whatever you have in itunes - music, pictures, movies, apps, books, etc. You can also use itunes to backup and/or Restore your iPad. There are 14 preloaded apps. Four basic ones across the bottom of the screen:
Safari - a web browser,
Mail - handles email,
Photos - a photo library manager
iPod - a music/sound manager
and 10 more apps above these:
Calendar - a calendaring application,
Contacts - a contact/address book manager,
Notes - general note recording,
Maps - a mapping application.. no need for a GPS,
Videos - shows videos,
YouTube - interface into this web app,
iTunes - interface into this web app music store,
Game Center - some (not all) iPad games,
Settings - settings values for all apps
Going through the "Settings" app on the ipad was easy. Actually I found almost everything easy. Way too easy to buy apps from the the app store and going over budget. Once you've comfirmed that you want to buy an app in the app store, it downloads and installs itself - and a lot of the apps are FREE! The way the screen re-orients itself to the way you hold it is neat. The iPad uses solid state memory instead of a disk drive to hold everything, but since I got 64G model, I have plenty of room. Now that I already have it:
a)I find that using just the WiFi is usually sufficient since there's lots of free WiFi around. If I had it to do over, I wouldn't have included 3G support.
b) The on-screen keyboard, although not exactly QWERTY, is very usable. I would not get the external keyboard if I had to do it over.
All in all, I have very little to complain about. But there are 3 items:
1) The iPad looks like it would accept an iPhone or iPod charger, but the iPad requires 2 amps before it will recharge the battery, so not all iPhone or iPod chargers will work.
2) Apparently Adobe Flash player will not run on Apple equipment, so you can't watch video on web sites which use Adobe Flash Player.
3) It's easy to start an app, but I haven't figured out a way to kill a running app other than turning off the iPad. (Some Apple expert will probably point me to some free app.)
IPAD, new fenomena from APPLE.
Will Ipad replace my Iphone/Ipod Touch/Blackberry?
- No. Its a bigger screen Ipod Touch/ Iphone therefore its too big for your pocket
Will Ipad replace my Netbook/ Notebook/ Desktop PC/ Macbook?
- No. Function wise is to limited to replace serious PC/Macbook. It is just in fact a bigger screen version of Ipod Touch/ Iphone using same base of OS (iphone OS instead of Mac OSX)
So Why do I buy this IPAD:
1. Its a cool device from Apple
2. Closest replacement for Magazine/newspaper/tabloid/family album and any other reading and viewing material where you may use it while lying down in the bed before sleeping or it may become your best friend in the restroom/toilet he3x.
3. Faster loading time compare to regular PC/Mac so its just like PDA, almost as instant as opening a newspaper.
4. Lighter than most slate pc / tablet pc. (Close enough to a thick magazine such Fortune/forbes/vogue/cosmopolitan etc)
5. Wider screen compare to other PDA/ media player / Smart Phone.
6. Excellent multi touch screen ability to navigate your reading.
7. Interaction bonuses as its a wifi reading material.
8. It can even manage your email/ ebay bidding and other daily online activity.
9. Enough PC/Mac capability for instant document editing/ auditing/ viewing.
So IPAD its not to replace any of your current gadget, but simply to fulfill additional gadget that you wishing for. For me, I always looking a way to replace an conventional reading material such as magazine/newspaper/brochures etc., which content wise can be replace from the site you search from the internet, problem is we cannot hold netbook/desktop/macbook lying down in the bed, even some slate PC its just still to heavy to hold and difficult operate with one hand, stylus style its even worst. So I put my bet that Ipad may do the job for me.
It feels right to hold the internet in your hand. It looks right to not have a mouse on your screen and just tap a new link with your finger.
• It's awesome to use the iPad like a Wacom tablet for your Mac or PC. It even has the potential to be a wireless extended display or secondary display for your computer.
• The onscreen keyboard looks great.
• Many people complain that the iPad (and iPhone/iPod Touch) can't do Adobe Flash and that its a deal breaker. Flash is CPU hog and is very poorly implemented - it's an "in" for viruses and is a way for advertisers to sneak annoying ads on you. The iPad (and iPhone OS 4.0) are essentially forcing webmasters to move to more standards compliant HTML5 video and animation - a good thing!
• The iPad opens us up to iBooks (an eReader app/implementation) - amazing - way better than the Kindle - even though you can also have the Kindle experience on your iPad too!
• The 3Gs has a 600Mhz processor and seems snappy compared to the 3G or 1G - but the 1Ghz CPU in the iPad is lightening fast - everything is perfectly smooth!
• In my first week of ownership I've noticed battery life is nothing short of awesome - 10 hours one time, 11 another.
• The iPad also supports hardware keyboards (dockable and bluetooth)
• Because an iPad uses standard iPod sync & charge cables, accessories are easy to find.
The iPad makes a great first, second, or even third computer. It will become my main internet device and "eBaying" device ... I used it to type this review.
If you're not an early adopter of the iPad I'd wait to get the 3G version. You don't have to activate it, but it'll be nice if you ever wish to.
But don't forget that you can activate the iPad Wifi on ANY cellular carrier by getting a contract with ANY cell carrier and getting a 3G to Wifi Router such as the MiFi or Cradlepoint router!

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I'm curious what some of you do outside of work to stay in shape either at home or taking some type of classes (boxing, karate, etc.). I'm looking at getting into a program to give me something to do and also give me some good training that could possibly help me out once I land a job. So, any ideas?
I hit the weight room hard at least two days a week, sometimes 3 for at least an hour. Now that the weather is cooling off I've started hiking in the local state park. I've quickly learned that you cannot out exercise what I eat. Watching what I eat is the key for me. It has caused me to lose more fat and inches than weight. I'll post a link to a youtube subcription that I use at home for in between exercises when I get off.
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I get up a few hours before work and I hit the weight room for at least 45 minutes approx 4 days a week. Then some days I add in cardio in the mix and go for a couple mile run*With running try to limit your sessions to 30-45 minutes if you are trying to add muscle mass because after that much time you will begin to burn muscle mass*. At first it's hard to push your self and to get a routine down. Monday day I concentrate my lifting on my chest "Kill the chest" the next day is leg day same concept, then wed is shoulder,arms and traps day, and finally Thursday is back day. It's all mental and you got to tell yourself you can do it. I use some motivation for doing the best I can for physical fitness which is in my mind somebody starts the fight and I am going to finish the fight so I can go home. A recommendation for weight lifters is using 100% pure glutamine powder before and after you work out. Glutamine powder helps fuel recovery and take muscle pain away a great deal. It is also best to mix Glutamine powder in a sport drink, protein shake, or other favorite beverage. I would shy away mixing it with water because its not taste friendly.
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I strongly encourage you to do something to increase, expand, and add to your defensive skills; you owe it to yourself, your loved ones, and your partners. Part of that is conditioning and fitness. Part of it is skill development. Just be picky and careful about what you train in. You don't want a place that's going to put all the emphasis on sports at the expense of functional skills you need. That applies also to general conditioning work. You don't need a perfectly symmetrical wide V back like a body builder. You need to be able to generate enough force and push to move a car when you need to get it out of the road. Or to move a dumbass bad guy when he needs to be moved.
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I have a four day workweek. I do some sort of skills practice or workout for about an hour before work every day. Day one is supposed to be at the shooting range, but ends up at the coffee shop about half the time. I'm more religious about the other days, though. One day of lifting, one day of running, and one day of Koga practice. If I show up early on Koga days then I'll either lift for a while or do a sprinting workout.
After work, I lift for 30-60 minutes on most days (I might take "Friday" off).
I try to do more on my weekends, but I usually end up with one random workout and two days off.
I've started watching my diet lately. I try to eat a lot of meats and vegetables, and stay away from grains and anything too sugary most of the time. Except that I have a weakness for corn chips.
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L/S currently have one GP assignment (Skate Canada).Canadian pair Paige Lawrence and Rudi Sweigers ended the event on a high note with upbeat personality and a stunning dismount off a one-handed lift.
Most skaters dismount with a twist, but Lawrence does that twist airborne and upside down.
Lawrence and Sweigers have been training with [Lyndon] Johnston on a part-time basis for a few years now. "They're Canada's next up-and-coming team," he said.
I first saw these 2 and loved them when they came 2nd in Juniiors at Nats in Vancouver. There was quite a loud boooo from the crowd - many of whom thought they should have been first.
I have been following them since and I very much enjoy their skating.
With the retirements and splits - I would guess that these 2 will be among the top pairs this year for sure. I hope so!
say Cody Hay doesn't have a new partner yet. He's been looking, hasn't found one, and is starting to think he'll miss this season.
Craig Buntins retirement announcement: Three-time Canadian Champion Craig Buntin retires from competitive figure skating
Terrific, classy guy. He will be missed.Buntin has many people to thank from his time as a skater. It's difficult to summarize a 20-year career without going into all the career highs and lows; without thanking every family member, partner or friend who has helped me along the way. I do want to say thank you so much to Canada, to the Canadian fans and to everyone who played a role in the success of my career. Training, sacrificing, creating, performing and sharing the spotlight with my partners and coaches has meant more to me than anyone could imagine. It has shaped me and defined me as a person. I am so grateful to have had figure skating in my life and so proud to have represented such an incredible country. I would like to thank Skate Canada for giving me the opportunity to see the world from centre ice.
In other pair news, a number of Canuck pairs are scheduled to compete at the Indy Challenge: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/show...5&postcount=20
I'll miss Craig too but somehow I knew about his retirement awhile ago. I forget where I heard it.. I think I might have been creeping his facebook, lol.
jlai, Icenetwork merely republished Skate Canada's press release on their site.
Best wishes to Craig Buntin on the next phase of his career!
SENIOR - Moore-Towers/Moscovitch CAN S5, Lawrence/Swiegers CAN S6, Hole/Johnson CAN S7, *Purdy/Marinaro CAN J1.
JUNIOR - *Jones/Gaskell CAN S9, Bobak/Penasse CAN J3, *Steele/Schultz CAN J4, *Tikel/Beharry CAN J6, Desjardins/Bilodeau CAN N1, Pearson/Sheldrick CAN N4 (JGP age-eligible?).
NOVICE - Rau/Phelan N3 (JGP age-eligible?), *Orr/Furiano N5, Whicher/Killing N8 (JGP age-eligible?), Hyslop/Goodwin (5th at WOS).
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Here's a list of all the skaters at the Ontario 2010 traininig camp, http://www.skateontario.org/documents/2010PTCGroups.pdf
Judith Murtha-Anderson/Trennt Michaud JV
Sophie Potvin-Begin/Michael Nelson JV
Sophie Morgan/Eric McTaggart new
Sarah D Aoust/Kyle Wamsteeker PN5
Claira Whicher/Wesley Killing N8
Taylor Steele/Rob Schultz J3
Kristen Tikel/Ian Beharry J6
Shalena Rau/Phelan Simpson N3
Mary Orr/Anthony Furiano N5
Gabriella DeBono/Christopher Sisca N7
Katie Bobak/Matthew Penasse J3
Margaret Purdy/Michael Marinaro J1
While the following are now on the 2010 central ontario team
Emily Burns/Devon Stock PJ
Julia Plechko/Christopher Cowell PN2
Alexandra Brown/Spencer Buchanan new
Dylan Conway/Dustin Sherriff-Clayton new
Gabriella DeBono/Christopher Sisca N7
I would like to add that the first thing we noticed in watching Meagan skate singles was the huge improvement in her posture, line and extension. All of those dance classes are really paying off. She says her lifts are much improved as a result too.
I can't wait to see their new programs.
At Thornhill they competed separately (in singles only), but each was there to watch the other right at the boards and they waited for the scores together, laughing and joking all the while. They seem to be very good friends, which should bode well for the new partnership.
New article on Meagan Duhamel: Duhamel a hometown hero
There are also interviews with the pair teams who attended the High Performance Camp in the videoes section on the Skatebuzz website: http://www.skatebuzz.com/Default.aspx
They all sound like such pleasant, level-headed young people. Paige & Rudi had Carol Lane and Juris Razgulajevs do the choreo for their SP this season. And it sounds like D&Ds collboration with Doug Ladret is going very well. Im looking forward to seeing their new weird lift.


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With Jacki's heroic effort, today, 7/1/14, 14 more was collected. And that makes the score 57/125.
I'm back to platelets. Which I think is "more valuable"!
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Our Girl hated to owe anyone anything. In the last year of her life, she was always upset with the amount of fluids she was using. Say what you want about the American Medical Establishment, they never hesitated to give what she needed at the time. Even when it was clearly like pouring it down the drain! She was using AT LEAST 2 pints of packed blood and 1 bag of platelets. She got what she needed to stay alive.
Final score: 125 pints and 75 bags in a losing effort.
I always calmed her down with: "Don't worry. I'll replace it." "Promise?" "Yup!"
To date, I've replaced 88 bags.
I'm taking a break "to get my shots". (The new doc says that I'm at real risk. I told him I didn't care, but he won with the argument that I couldn't help folks if I was sick.)
Why does that sound like taking the dog to the vet. Took 2 yesterday, 3 to go, a colonoscopy and I can get back to business.
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— If you're a New England Patriots fan, admit you peeked at Wikipedia to see what Ted Washington is up to these days.
Come on, even at age 45, and certainly upwards of 400 pounds, old "Mount Washington," who retired in 2007 and is Hall of Fame eligible, could actually be considered a suitable replacement in these parts, now that noseguard Vince Wilfork is out for the season with a torn Achilles heel.
Coach Bill Belichick didn't go that far as he pondered his defense without Wilfork dominating the middle of the defensive line. But you know the coach and his staff are searching for answers to fill that 6-foot-2, 230-pound void.
Wilfork's absence was hardly felt against Atlanta on Sunday night after he was carted off the field early in the game. That's because Atlanta used an aerial attack to try to catch up to the Patriots upon falling behind by three scores.
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1. "Next man up" is the mantra New England's lives by no matter who the injured party, evidenced by backup Matt Cassel replacing Tom Brady in the first game of the 2008 season when Brady suffered a season-ending knee injury. Cassels quarterbacked the Patriots to 11 wins.
In Wilfork's case, if the Pats stay in a base 4-3 defense, Joe Vellano is the next man up. But the 6-foot-2, 300-pound rookie out of Maryland hardly doesn't present the imposing physical presence of Wilfork.
Vellano won't be asked for much. Stuff the run. Disrupt the pass blocking. Jog off the field on third down, a lot like Wilfork did the first years with the Patriots.
2. Back to bread-and-butter. Remember that dinosaur of a defense known as the 3-4? Belichick does. And without Wilfork, could we see a shift back from a more stout 4-3 to a speedy and athletic 3-4?
Tommie Kelly, the veteran, shifts to noseguard. Neither Rob Ninkovich nor Chandler Jones is your traditional three-technique end in the 3-4, but at some point, you wonder if their quickness in the pass-rush wouldn't pay more dividends than you're giving up against the run.
The move would place linebackers Brandon Spikes and Dont'a Hightower inside, There's plenty of beef there, and both have shown the penchant to fill and tackle.
I like linebacker Jerod Mayo outside on the tight end side of the field, and that leaves the wild card in the formation. Highly-touted rookie Jamie Collins fits the physical stature of the prototypical rush outside linebacker in the 3-4, the Lawrence Taylor spot if you will.
Shifting at this point of the season won't be easy, but the Patriots defense was once built on its versatility. With all these premium picks exhausted defensively by Belichick in the past six years, why not now?
3. Go elsewhere. Casey Hampton is 36 and remains a free agent that the Steelers chose not to re-sign. The "Big Snack" has been buried by injuries and nagging problems in his latter years.
If there is a replacement nose guard out there, Belichick will run them through Gillette Stadium.
4. Go off the board. Remember the days of the "amoeba" and one or no defensive linemen in the game. Perhaps it is time for the Pats to believe in the athletes on the field and get a little crazy.
Tommy Kelly and Jones up front with five linebackers and a safety switching up their gap control and meandering about gives plenty for rival offenses to ponder.
"We have a lot of talented guys on our team. Vince got hurt in the first quarter yesterday and guys really stepped up and played well for us," said Mayo. "We ended up getting the victory, which is always is a good thing. That's our mentality, the next man up."
There is no panic in the Patrios camp, but there is concern. Wilfork is a Hall of Fame talent, who is done for at least this year, potentially forever. That means the defensive scheme he anchored for so long has been altered for good.
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Well those are certainly experienced people. Would be really interesting to know the reason behind the different spin call.
When I watched practice of the FD earlier in the day, I saw yet another "little" piece of choreography that I hadn't seen before for whatever reason. Just before Tessa's hand is on Scott's chest and she pushes him away, she runs that same hand up his thigh. It begins with her hand on his thigh with fingers facing downward, then she runs her hand up the thigh, up his lower chest and then as she's getting to the final position, she rotates her hand so now the fingers are pointing up. It's like she is caressing him. Once it's in that position, she then "haughtily" pushes him away. Man, this FD has soooooooooooo many little details, I wonder if I'll ever notice them all. It just adds to the hotness that is "black Carmen" as I call it
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impecably timed to the music that makes this a masterpiece to be watched over and over. I am not an uber VM fan, sometimes preferring DW, but this dance together with the SD, takes them to a completely different level that, IMO, no one else can compete with. Consider me a huge fan!!!!!!
Just caught up latest evolution of Carmen on youtube... *faint* *swoon*!
Someone need to retitle this thread to
We Like it Hot... so scorching HOT my pants is on fire!!
This better WIN in fake London, or else I must launch a right outside the ISU HQ against the tyranny against the arts that is the current COP system and to enforce a rule that ALL judges MUST earn at least a level 3 in art and music critique and analysis, and this should be an extra new category to the PCS makeup.
I once sat on the front row VIP seating at the (real one) London O2's epic staging of Bizet's Carmen to a crowd of 15,000 with a cast of over 200s. I would happily give up those 3 amazing quality hours to exchange for the 4mins30s to be in the presence of these 2 live at London WC, to be able to to experience this heart pounding slice of skating heaven standing from the last rows just to be there! I expect this FS will send electricity around the arena on the day and rightly so.
Good luck Tessa and Scott, I am continued to be impressed and amazed at your demonstration of love, passion, care and attention to every aspect of your program to really craft for the best Carmen possible with respect to the system and despite of it; which is a total bonus for the fans, since we we can have different Carmen to compare to. I expect by the worlds, it will be the best version yet and be completely deserving the long standing ovations (and a few teary eyes and melting hearts no doubt) !!
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For me, the little bitty change/addition in choreography that I'm rewinding the most is start of the third section, just before the madness begins. From the face caress to end the final tender moments between Carmen and Don Jose, to the little change in the next sequence where in Carmen looks like giving Done Jose a karate chop and Don Jose was ducking it. It looks like they were really having a big fight. Even Tracy paused when they were replaying this sequence.
The thing I picked up most from the K&C is how pleased they were with their skate. They are feeling it and it shows in the skating. For me I felt the same excitement I felt the first time I watched it. They are getting more comfortable with the elements and the emotion and story is coming through.
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idk but part of me kinda wants them to lose just because i know if they did, the london arena will go crazy and boo the winners. which imo wil be great heading into the olympics because it will make v/m look like the underdogs and the winners the enemy (well depending if scott keeps his mouth shut and plays his cards right) this was mentioned before in the other thread that skate canada and the canadian media has done a great job making v/m look like the underdogs and making the critics and haters of carmen look like snooty, close-minded people.
Oh, we probably would force ourselves to stand. Albeit without our hearts in it.


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I started listening to nickelback when I was 7. My mom got me started and ever since I've beem hooked. It started with 'How you remind me' and went from there. I'm still listening to them. My current fav is probably 'Lullaby'. The video is so sad. Any who! When did you start listening to Nickelback? What is your current fav song?
Last year I saw Nickelback live for the first time....in Cologne....it was just AWESOME!!! :D It was my first Nickelback concert ever and I was there with my best friend and we waited for more than three hours osr something like that but it was well worth it ;-) (we stand right in the first line :D) And now I'm ful of anticipation to the concert in november....this just can get legendary...
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Free Report
- By Nancy S. Loving, DVM
- Feb 28, 2011
The horse's large intestine absorbs large volumes of fluid from the bowel. Any circumstance that upsets normal intestinal flora of the large colon can create a chain of events leading to intestinal fluid losses. Inflammation of the small or large intestine also might generate copious secretions of fluid into the bowel in excess of what can be reabsorbed.
Mild cases of soft stools are not necessarily cause for alarm, because some fluid loss can be replenished through water and food consumption. In about 60% of adult horse diarrhea cases, the originating cause isn't identified.
This free report provides you with an overview of the cause and risks of diarrhea. Because diarrhea can range from mild to serious, consult your veterinarian immediately upon recognition of a problem.
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