She finished the last part:
http://web.canon.jp/event/skating/interview/int_takahashi3.html
Q: Finally we will have the Olympic games in the next season. Are you feeling differently from how you felt before the previous two Olympics started?
D: As for Torino Olympics, I became eager to go to the Olympics after 2005 World Championships, so I started preparing for it after the Olympics season had already started. As for Vancouver Olympics, I sat out for a year due to the injury which I got a year before, so I also could prepare for it only within the year of the Olympics. But this time, it's pretty much different because I've been preparing for three years in my mind.
Q: Is the Olympics that special after all?
A: It's different at all. The atmosphere is different. Even though we have the same athletes and judges as usual, the atmosphere is totally different.
Q: How did you feel during Torino Olympics?
D: I had no idea what I was doing. I didn't feel much that I was burdened with something. I got excited with a joy to participate in the Olympics and then it was over.
Q: How about Vancouver Olympics?
D: It was just after I came back from the injury. I had to prepare for it in a dash and also thought I wanted to enjoy the olympics, because, to be honest, I was not sure if I could win a medal, I thought it difficult. But it will be more difficult this time, I think.
Q: As you got the medal without any successful quads in Vancouver, don’t you have a good shot at winning something better with your current condition?
D: I couldn't land any quads during that season but at the same time no one did it. It was very different from the current situation, now doing three quads is no longer special.
Q: You answered in the interview in Canada "Probably the next year will be the last" with an uncertain nuance. There appeared a possibility not to retire?
D: I’ve never declared clearly that the next year is the last. I just said I will work hard taking it as the last year. (laugh bitterly) I limit the time and I will work as much as I can admit I’ve done enough until then. So, at the end of next year if I think I can’t do anymore, I will quit. Probably I won’t continue after next year, but anything could happen in life.
Q: I see, I actually expected a little. What kind of performance do you want to deliver in the Olympics?
D: If I can go, I’d like to deliver a performance which moves my own self. A performance that I put every single piece of myself into. It’s no matter whether I make a mistake or not. I’d like to feel the atmosphere, it’s hard to say, something like the arena is uniting into one. The indescribable atmosphere that I’m connecting (to the arena).
Q: What kind of experience will Sochi Olympics become for you?
D: It’s not determined yet if I can participate or not, but the road to this coming Olympics is also the start for the next chapter of my life. It will all depend on the Olympics how I can start my next career after I retire. So I think, it’s the last, yet also the first. It will be a start for me in order to start doing what I’m willing to do.
. She felt uncomfortable when Dai tried to calm her down when she was crying after JN because she thought Dai fans might not like her for that (what strange ideas do you Akiko-chan have in your head? 
). She said she didn't catch Dai's Blues at first (don't worry, the judges never chaught it at all 
). Daisuke added that he knows that some people felt disappointed with his current LP after the last year's Blues. But gradually things changed. He feels very comfortable in Pagliacci and he likes the prog a lot. 
