Roster & result page is up:
http://www.isufs.org/events/fsevent00009363.htm
Roster & result page is up:
http://www.isufs.org/events/fsevent00009363.htm
Last edited by Jaana; 08-11-2006 at 03:41 AM.
excited to see delobel and schoenfelder! bonne chance to them!
Hey, 1795, welcome to Golden Skate and thanks for posting.
So, who is your favorite dance team?
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I'm looking forward to the Dance, such a strong field.![]()
Good Luck to the Kerrs, I'm sure they'll skate much better than at SA.![]()
I'm predicting a DelSchoes win!
[Even though I'm sure that Belgosto will have improved since CoC].
I love Dom Shabs' CDs, but I didn't really care for the FD at CoC, though their OD is good.
Exciting event.....all the way down the field!
Last edited by La Rhumba; 11-21-2006 at 10:31 AM.
OK, I'm new to ice-dancing so maybe I'm missing something, but I didn't see any politics in that Indian dance. I thought their getup was quite attractive, in the same fluttering-rag style as everyone else.
Didn't the Kerrs realize that Native American themes don't go over well with the European judges, who dominate all judging panels? Dubreuil/Lauzon did one a couple of years ago (Patrice, I believe, is part Native) and it went over with a resounding thud.
That's the funniest thing I've read for ages!
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That's like saying Bourne & Kraatz's Riverdance FD was "an attempt to portray" the Potato Famine!
Actually, the truth of the matter is they didn't "get stuck" with anything, they chose the Music to "Last of The Mohicans" and choreographed the Dance themselves, after previously using this theme [choreo'd by the Duchesnay's] in 2000 when they first teamed up.
As to chuckm's point:
The Beier's had a similar theme 2 seasons ago, and not only was it a very good dance, well interpreted, but it went down well with the Judges too.Didn't the Kerrs realize that Native American themes don't go over well with the European judges, who dominate all judging panels? Dubreuil/Lauzon did one a couple of years ago (Patrice, I believe, is part Native) and it went over with a resounding thud.
BTW there's a whole wide world out there, and people, whether it be in Skating or otherwise, see things very diferently.
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