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Excellent job, thanks for your friend :agree:
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Excellent job, thanks for your friend :agree:
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Oh what a great Christmas gift for us all!!!
Thank your friend for this wonderful video, loved the way the lyrics matched up to the judges images (that was fun). It is a super strong and emotional music, amazing edit.
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Alina's acceptence speech for winning the "Sportswoman of the Year" award.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjy09yFchg&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWjy09yFchg&feature=youtu.be
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My message to your friend: :clapper::clapper::clapper::clapper::clapper::clapper:
It's a perfect work, and I don't know if it was intentional but sometimes the Leto's lyrics fit the footage in so interresting way, like "the evil" or "the liar" - one of the judges waves the crowd
Then, "the honest" - cute little girl in the audience :luv17:, and "to the leader" - Eteri/Daniil team shows up 
Once again, congrats and thanks for the video.
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It's incredible how many tricks Alina has up her sleeve.
I guess what we actually see in competition and on EX is a mix between consistent execution and positive risk/reward ratio.
Her coach team is super smart and knows her well.
What she is showing us is the amazing wealth of talent she has to work with, she can do so much more, it is fantastic.
The height on that off ice jump, her perfect body position (she has the most beautiful air position out there and the best rippons) and her rotations are jaw dropping. She is a gifted technician, and also an artist, can't wait to see what she'll do next.
Alina makes me quote the animation movie Kubo "if you must blink do it now".
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Thank you. I even understood what she said.
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Beautifully done.
Was that the "low" judge from Nebelhorn????
Seeing all these skaters - it really will be a powerhouse competition.
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I think I heard her say "Thank you lesnar001 for your 600 votes"
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I'm not a troll , and this is a great moment for Alina , but I don't really understand the people around Alina
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Renat Laishev, boss of Sambo 70 in the end of speech he said — And special thanks to EM
:dev2: whaaat ??? Why?..
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7862&v=tIZLPYpZFhI
2:10:52
Renat Laishev, boss of Sambo 70 in the end of speech he said — And special thanks to EM
:dev2: whaaat ??? Why?..
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7862&v=tIZLPYpZFhI
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It was the same with me. But now we see that for Alina only sky is the limit as long as she remains determined not to stay behind in tech difficulty. Just some more experience and Alina lvl 3A/4 stsq/4 spins will save Neverwinter again
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Confirmed :agree:
No, Ms. Beth CRANE CAN was the SP technical controller at Rostelecom.
Ms. Nicole LEBLANC RICHARD is the Nebelhorn judge you're talking about. :dev2:
(I do not forget
)bewitched, that was a wonderful video your friend put together! :clapper: Thank your friend for giving us this awesome Christmas gift, and thank you for converting your friend to being figure skating fan.
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No, Ms. Beth CRANE CAN was the SP technical controller at Rostelecom.
Ms. Nicole LEBLANC RICHARD is the Nebelhorn judge you're talking about. :dev2:
(I do not forget
bewitched, that was a wonderful video your friend put together! :clapper: Thank your friend for giving us this awesome Christmas gift, and thank you for converting your friend to being figure skating fan.
With me, ya seen one judge, ya seen 'em all.
They all look cranky to me.
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To me they are people who can't do a triple judging people who do 3-3s: "Nah, that was UR, look at that landing, my Mom could do it better".
When they have the medal ceremonies and they say "And now the head judge and the Technical Controller will congratulate the medalists" I keep hoping one of the skaters would say "So you called my 3-3 under, right? Let's talk about that unclear 3F edge for a second here?"
Yes, a lot of them are volunteers. Ms. Nicole Leblanc-Richard, for example, listed on her ISU bio that she has an engineering background. I don't know how she got into figure skating, much less became part of it enough to be a judge at the Olympics (yes, she was in Pyeongchang too
)But some of the judges are former skaters, though not top figure skaters. I think very few top figure skaters become judges.
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I'm just glad they sent this guy to pick up Alina's award.
If it were Bestie, Alina would never see that award....
It would be displayed in the shrine to EM that Bestie has in her living room.
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Yes, a lot of them are volunteers. Ms. Nicole Leblanc-Richard, for example, listed on her ISU bio that she has an engineering background. I don't know how she got into figure skating, much less became part of it enough to be a judge at the Olympics (yes, she was in Pyeongchang too
But some of the judges are former skaters, though not top figure skaters. I think very few top figure skaters become judges.
I think at SA, Scott Davis (former US champ) was a technical caller.
And I recall in the past seeing Alexi Urmanov listed as a technical caller.
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