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2014 Worlds - Ladies Free Skating
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British Eurosport streams currently working:http://cricfree.tv/euro-sports.php
http://bigsports.tv/euro-sport1.php
http://www.hahabar.com/20140329/v--783610-5335f3fcee9102.01995339.html
http://www.hahabar.com/20140329/v--783910-53367ef6b40d52.82243890.html
They are currently showing ice dance short dance but that is per their schedule: http://tv.eurosport.co.uk/search.shtml?query=Figure
link to Eurosports streams for other countries: http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?matchid=254182&part=sports
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Gracie is the only one in the top 6 with a judge from her own country.
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The same for me. I stopped watching after 2002 Olympics. And I was never a fan of ladies skating. And it was Julia who brought the excitement back!
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Definitely. I understand why she wouldn't want to repeat that layout by choice because it very tiring. It's just too bad that the program looks better when a fluke happens and she moves it. I think she moved it twice last year and twice this season.
I said this in the SP thread but I'm not sure if anyone's looking at that one now. "When I was watching her program again today, during the slow-motion replay I noticed something that may be part of the reason why her jumps seem better. Did you see how her free leg extended on the landing of the triple-toe and the triple flip. It was basically at hip-level, close to it anyway. They added a greater sense of flow to the triples. I've always liked her 2Axel, but this one had the best flow and distance. Also, at competitions the commentators mentioned that her arc on the landing on the triple-triple was small; in comparison to Yuna's, they specifically said. Here, the landing arc was much wider than usual."
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Three in a row if you factor in how well the top four skated in the ladies SP!!
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Mao NEEDS to skate like Olympics but with a fully rotated 2A-3T and a tech panel that won't stupidly mark her 3-3 as UR when it isn't. If she does that she'll have all the world records I'd think. 
VERY exciting!!!
P.S Watching in HD on TV is pretty!
VERY exciting!!! P.S Watching in HD on TV is pretty!
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Go Yulia! The best.
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god i don't think i can stay awake for this
just as well, i'll probably hurl when mao goes on
just as well, i'll probably hurl when mao goes on
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Well, the most exciting Ladies FS we have had in years is about to kick off!
So, like I did before the SP, may I take this opportunity to wish good luck to the skaters I normally support for the top positions - Mao Asada, Akiko Suzuki, Kanako Murakami, Carolina Kostner, Valentina Marchei and Julia Lipnitskaia.
As usual, though, I'm gunning for Mao to win the Gold! And after setting a new World Record score in the SP, I would not bet against her doing the same again today!
Unfortunately, Vale had a disappointing SP, and will be the first to start in the FS. But, I am sure she will be able to make amends in the FS, and climb up a lot of positions!
As for the earlier starters, I again want to wish a special good luck to Switzerland's Anna Ovcharova. She made the brave decision to escape from the lion's den of Russian ladies skating, and it is now paying dividends. This is her first Senior World Championships, and she has got through to the FS already! A girl to watch for the future.
I also want to wish good luck to the two Korean girls, Kim Hae-Jin and Park So-Youn, who are also competing in their first Senior Worlds. And also to Norway's Anne-Line Gjersem and the Czech Republic's Eliška Březinová (by the way, I was so sorry that her brother, Michal, had to withdraw from the Men's FS through injury. Get well soon Michal!)
Unfortunately, Jenna Mccorkell has had to withdraw from the Ladies FS due to injury (see this comment for the announcement, and my reply and tribute)
Good luck everybody
CaroLiza_fan
So, like I did before the SP, may I take this opportunity to wish good luck to the skaters I normally support for the top positions - Mao Asada, Akiko Suzuki, Kanako Murakami, Carolina Kostner, Valentina Marchei and Julia Lipnitskaia.
As usual, though, I'm gunning for Mao to win the Gold! And after setting a new World Record score in the SP, I would not bet against her doing the same again today!
Unfortunately, Vale had a disappointing SP, and will be the first to start in the FS. But, I am sure she will be able to make amends in the FS, and climb up a lot of positions!
As for the earlier starters, I again want to wish a special good luck to Switzerland's Anna Ovcharova. She made the brave decision to escape from the lion's den of Russian ladies skating, and it is now paying dividends. This is her first Senior World Championships, and she has got through to the FS already! A girl to watch for the future.
I also want to wish good luck to the two Korean girls, Kim Hae-Jin and Park So-Youn, who are also competing in their first Senior Worlds. And also to Norway's Anne-Line Gjersem and the Czech Republic's Eliška Březinová (by the way, I was so sorry that her brother, Michal, had to withdraw from the Men's FS through injury. Get well soon Michal!)
Unfortunately, Jenna Mccorkell has had to withdraw from the Ladies FS due to injury (see this comment for the announcement, and my reply and tribute)
Good luck everybody
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Ice dance wore me out, but I wanted to stop in and wish luck to everyone and their faves. Hope I'll wake up to some standings I can smile about 
Best of luck to Yulia, Mao, Caro, Akiko, and everyone else! They'll blow the roof off the place.
Sad about McCorkell. But she did what's best for her and I respect it.
Best of luck to Yulia, Mao, Caro, Akiko, and everyone else! They'll blow the roof off the place.
Sad about McCorkell. But she did what's best for her and I respect it.
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Thanks a million for the eurosport link. This is the first one that has worked for me.
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I prefer So Youn PARK over Hae Jin KIM :agree:
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P.S Watching in HD on TV is pretty!
Right! And laptop on my knees, this is going to be a perfect morning.
Popovas dress is beautiful 
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