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Why is there no ISU live stream yet? And the result page is not being updated. Or is it just me?
Nebelhorn Trophy 2013: Sep 25-28 [Oberstdorf, Germany] - Olympic Qualifying Event
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I believe they are only showing the last two groups in all disciplines. Doesn't make me happy, missing some skaters I wanted to see. The result page seems to be ok for me...
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Okay, it's just yesterday the ISU streams showed everything (except the first ladies SP groups). And here I got up early(ish) for nothing... The result page is working for me now.
Currently at the accredition center, so i cant keep you guys updated right now. Sorry
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Oh that's too bad. I was really enjoying watching it w/o commentary. It's almost like you're there. The ladies event was a little glitchy but the others were fine. They showed the whole event for the other disciplines, wonder why they aren't doing it for the men? (I'm referring to the ISU live stream on their Youtube channel, not IceNetwork or Eurosport).
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Sorry, I spoke about IceNetwork/Eurosport, not ISU on Youtube. Didn't mean to confuse the issue.
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Thank you so much!
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Thanks
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Conor STAKELUM (IRL)
Music: Sonata No. 8 (Sonata Pathetique) by Ludwig van Beethoven
Black pants, white shirt w/black trims
3T+2T - 'tano 2T, put foot down early
3Lo - fall, looked <, borderline <<
CCSp - slow, fell out of spin when attempting catchfoot
FSSp
2A - stepout, hand down
StSq - small stumble early
CCoSp
Overall slow with weak elements
SP: 13.19+17.96-1.00 = 30.15, in 9th (out of 9)
Music: Sonata No. 8 (Sonata Pathetique) by Ludwig van Beethoven
Black pants, white shirt w/black trims
3T+2T - 'tano 2T, put foot down early
3Lo - fall, looked <, borderline <<
CCSp - slow, fell out of spin when attempting catchfoot
FSSp
2A - stepout, hand down
StSq - small stumble early
CCoSp
Overall slow with weak elements
SP: 13.19+17.96-1.00 = 30.15, in 9th (out of 9)
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Jeremy TEN (CAN)
Music: Dance For Me Wallis (from "W.E." soundtrack) by Abel Korzeniowski
Plum shirt, black pants w/ gold trim
3A - solid
3Lz+3T
CSSp - fast, good positions
3Lo
FCSp
StSq
CCoSp
He looks happy, as should he. Clean skate with nice jumps, spins and choreo.
SP: 42.42+34.07 = 76.49 (PB), in 1st (out of 10)
Music: Dance For Me Wallis (from "W.E." soundtrack) by Abel Korzeniowski
Plum shirt, black pants w/ gold trim
3A - solid
3Lz+3T
CSSp - fast, good positions
3Lo
FCSp
StSq
CCoSp
He looks happy, as should he. Clean skate with nice jumps, spins and choreo.
SP: 42.42+34.07 = 76.49 (PB), in 1st (out of 10)
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Typical! Only 1 skater from my part of the world in the competition, and I find the stream just after he finishes!
Better luck next time, Conor
CaroLiza_fan (from "Up North" in Tyrone!)
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...But well done to the other skater who has a local connection.
I hadn't realised until the graphic came up that Jeremy Ten is coached by my fellow Ulsterman, Neil Wilson!!!
Does anybody know if Neil has anybody else in the competition?
CaroLiza_fan
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But only one of them is competing for an olympic spot, which the federation chose beforehand
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Ronald LAM (HKG)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin (jazzy version)
Black pants, white shirt with purple "undone" butterfly.
3F - held on
3A - bit low landing, but held on
CCSp
3Lz+3T - eeked 3T out, maybe <
FSSp
StSq
CCoSp
Small fistpump from him at the end; it was a solid skate.
SP: 36.77+27.78 = 64.55 (PB), 3rd (out of 21)
Music: Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin (jazzy version)
Black pants, white shirt with purple "undone" butterfly.
3F - held on
3A - bit low landing, but held on
CCSp
3Lz+3T - eeked 3T out, maybe <
FSSp
StSq
CCoSp
Small fistpump from him at the end; it was a solid skate.
SP: 36.77+27.78 = 64.55 (PB), 3rd (out of 21)
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Yakov GODOROZHA (UKR)
Music: Tosca (violin remix)
Black pants. Half black, half white shirt with silver straps all over
3A - stepout
3Lz+3T
FCSp
3Lo
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp
One mistake, otherwise solid on the jumps
SP: 35.82+27.86 = 63.68 (PB), in 4th (out of 22)
Music: Tosca (violin remix)
Black pants. Half black, half white shirt with silver straps all over
3A - stepout
3Lz+3T
FCSp
3Lo
StSq
CSSp
CCoSp
One mistake, otherwise solid on the jumps
SP: 35.82+27.86 = 63.68 (PB), in 4th (out of 22)
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I made a bad mistake last night and didn’t look up today’s schedule before going to bed. So, I didn’t realise that the Men’s SP started so early today.
So, this morning, I had my breakfast and then watched the final group of the Pairs SP (I missed it last night because I was eating my tea!) It was only by chance that I found out the Men's SP had started when I went onto the forum after finishing the Pairs. And so I missed everybody up to Jeremy Ten. :disapp:
I will not make that mistake again!
That was a magnificent performance from Volosozhar/Trankov. They thoroughly deserved the WR score. But, I was also impressed (and surprised) by Prölß/Blommaert.
Yesterday, I was talking about how much Elena Radionova had grown since I last saw her. Well, I take that back now that I’ve seen Annabelle Prölß!
Annabelle has grown up so much since I last seen them. She is no longer the tiny little child we saw last year; she is now a (very) young woman.
Although Ruben did look young facially last year, he looked like this big giant next to Annabelle. Now, the big age difference is far less noticeable. They look like a well matched Pairs partnership now!
Much as I love the Eurosport commentators, I think they made a mistake last night. They said that the 3 German pairs were all competing for the remaining places at Sochi. However, the last I heard Prölß/Blommaert were going to be in limbo this year because Ruben was too old for Juniors and Annabelle was too young for Seniors.
So, is that still the case, or has there been a rule change regarding ages that I never heard about?
Whether or not they get to compete much this year, they are going to be a couple to watch for the future.
CaroLiza_fan
So, this morning, I had my breakfast and then watched the final group of the Pairs SP (I missed it last night because I was eating my tea!) It was only by chance that I found out the Men's SP had started when I went onto the forum after finishing the Pairs. And so I missed everybody up to Jeremy Ten. :disapp:
I will not make that mistake again!
That was a magnificent performance from Volosozhar/Trankov. They thoroughly deserved the WR score. But, I was also impressed (and surprised) by Prölß/Blommaert.
Yesterday, I was talking about how much Elena Radionova had grown since I last saw her. Well, I take that back now that I’ve seen Annabelle Prölß!
Annabelle has grown up so much since I last seen them. She is no longer the tiny little child we saw last year; she is now a (very) young woman.
Although Ruben did look young facially last year, he looked like this big giant next to Annabelle. Now, the big age difference is far less noticeable. They look like a well matched Pairs partnership now!
Much as I love the Eurosport commentators, I think they made a mistake last night. They said that the 3 German pairs were all competing for the remaining places at Sochi. However, the last I heard Prölß/Blommaert were going to be in limbo this year because Ruben was too old for Juniors and Annabelle was too young for Seniors.
So, is that still the case, or has there been a rule change regarding ages that I never heard about?
Whether or not they get to compete much this year, they are going to be a couple to watch for the future.
CaroLiza_fan
