Does anyone have a copy of it on tape that I could buy from you?   Please
e-mail me if you do.  Thanks!

Tiffany


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I got the biggest kick out of Katia's and Ilia's daughter, Elizaveta (sp?). 
That girl is a firecracker...  I was ROFL laughing the first 30 seconds of
Katia's program because Elizaveta was yelling "Mom" every five or 10 seconds,
clearly audible over the quiet music.

   All of the kids are adorable.  Scott's son looks just like photos I've seen of
him as a kid.

   Most of the skating was so-so, but Kurt's revamped clown routine was a hoot.

   Cleo

Barb Iverson <golfisme@...> wrote:
   DelennWen@... wrote:

>Anyhow, it was probably pretty obvious, but--who was that second couple?
>Somehow it didn't look like any pair couple that I could place.
>
It was Punsulin & Swallow - Ice Dancers. Sorry about the spelling (I'm
horrible at it).

It was an adorable show with all the kids. And once again I love to
watch Ilia skate!

Happy New Year everyone.

Barb




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Grrrr. We had flood coverage intermittently, and I missed Ilia's  skate!

Renee

In a message dated 12/31/2005 9:17:04 PM Pacific Standard Time,
golfisme@... writes:

DelennWen@... wrote:

>Anyhow, it was probably pretty  obvious, but--who was that second  couple?
>Somehow it  didn't look like any pair couple that I could  place.
>
It was  Punsulin & Swallow - Ice Dancers.  Sorry about the spelling (I'm
horrible at it).

It was an adorable show with all the kids.   And once again I love to
watch Ilia skate!

Happy New Year  everyone.




Renee
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We could always have a "redirect" to the SkateFAIR blog, just in time for
the Olympics!

Renee

In a message dated 12/31/2005 3:56:55 PM Pacific Standard Time,
smc413@... writes:

Speedy  and his minions apparently had more important things to worry
about this  fall than renewing their domain name.

I think we should backorder the  domain name  ($60 if we get it, nothing
if we  don't.)






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Actually, I think you can.  While his vocabulary is broader than  Morozov's
there are some arm and head movements that often inhabit his  programs that are
"his."  That said, I could stand to watch more of his  programs than others...

Renee

In a message dated 12/31/2005 8:35:59 AM Pacific Standard Time,
shopperwhite@... writes:

a lot of  skaters may be using david wilson but all of his programs are
unique.   the only way you notice they are his is the intracies  of his
programs.  ann





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trish,

My goodness, I laughed and laughed when I read his comments.  'she's a
little orange' is what we've been saying all season!   And complaining  about
Buttle not landing a quad -- well,guilty as charged, and Sasha getting  creamed
on
components against Asada?

I think he can fill Button's shoes quite nicely...

Renee

In a message dated 12/30/2005 4:59:27 PM Pacific Standard Time,
trishobrien@... writes:

goes  to....Johnny Weir.  Seriously.  Get.Over.Yourself.  I know  we're
supposed to find his "honesty" refreshing, but he's just crossed  over
into running his mouth.  How does he manage to skate with his  head
stuck that far up his  a**?

http://www.goldenskate.com/articles/2005/weir.shtml

Quotes:

"I  also like that German pairs team that just came on the scene â€" the
one  with the black guy. She's a little orange (laughs) up close, but  a
beautiful skater."

"I'm very, very disappointed with the US girls.  There have been so
many withdrawals and injuries, etc. that they need to  just get out
there and skate. Stop talking about it and get out there and  do
it!Even Michelle (Kwan) should have been out there earlier, it  would
have been great to see her at a Grand Prix event."

"Yeah, I'm  disappointed in the judging too. Take Cohen versus Asada at
the French  Grand Prix event: Sasha's component scores were lower than
Mao Asada's and  that's just horrifically wrong â€" just wrong, wrong,
wrong...Jeffrey  Buttle has won without even landing a triple axel this
season, so I'd say  there's plenty to be disappointed in."

"What do we have, like fifty  skaters going to Nikolai (Morozov) and
another fifty going to that Canadian  guy? Miki Ando looks nothing like
herself this season. Stephane Lambiel is  doing things differently this
year, but he's not injured and big props to  him for doing the Grand
Prix circuit. His spins look great, he's always had  intricate
programs, and now he has the jumps to go with it. (Laughing)"






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Sarah,

Thanks for posting the  link.   I couldn't believe it when I  was sipping
coffee this week at my mom's dining table and saw this in the  Times.  Woo
hoo!!!

Renee

In a message dated 12/29/2005 8:57:49 PM Pacific Standard Time,
kidknickerbocker@... writes:

The  Great Skating Rinks of America -- as a coffee table book?

Sarah Ramer  wrote:

Kind of  interesting:

http://www.latimes.com/features/lifestyle/cl-wk-
skate29dec29,1,5570824.story?coll=la-headlines-
lifestyle&ctrack=1&cset=true





Renee
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I guess that won't be a "news release" on the USFSA website. ;)

Renee

In a message dated 12/29/2005 4:42:52 PM Pacific Standard Time,
sandra@... writes:

Haven't  seen this mentioned  yet:

http://www.iceskatingintnl.com/current/content/jjackson.htm





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Cleo and Kevin,

I'm back in town (and no, while mud slides are nearby and the cow pasture
next door is a lake, I haven't been evacuated from Marin County) and watching my
  GP Final tape thinking the Zhangs look like Shen/Zhao before their
transformation...just a bunch of unconnected moves.  I couldn't believe  Paul
saying
they could rival Tot/Mar, but I guess he's hoping.  The Germans  are much
better and more likely to be close as far as I can tell.

Renee

In a message dated 12/29/2005 2:07:02 PM Pacific Standard Time,
kevin.rushforth@... writes:

Cleo  <mcleomarie@...> wrote:

> Speaking of fuming, apologies  to any Zhang & Zhang fans, but I don't "get"
them
[...]
> Someone  recently mentioned the sum of the parts vs the whole and I'd have
to
>  say that Z/Z are being rewarded for the parts.  Give me Pang/Tong
anyday...

I agree. Zhang/Zhang's Led Zeppelin short program is the  first thing
they've done that I've really liked, but it still doesn't  compare with
Pang/Tong, IMHO.

> and boy do I sure miss  Shen/Zhao!

Me too.





Renee
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In a message dated 12/29/2005 7:37:07 AM Pacific Standard Time,
barbk978@... writes:

I think  that the USFSA's plan is reasonably well thought through.
Data input  errors shouldn't be allowed to stand, and neither should
jump  misidentifications.  We've all heard Button call enough  elements
incorrectly; to assume that callers might make mistakes too  is
reasonable. Not allowing changes of called levels or rotations is  also
reasonable under field of play decisionmaking -- if it was allowed,  it
would be days or weeks before we'd get the results of any  competition.

However, how quickly after a performance does the  skater and his or
her coach get to see what elements were called?   Unless there is some
reasonable time to review this then it all becomes  rather moot.  The
last skater in final group should still have time to  review the called
elements before the results are finalized -- but I can't  see ABC
wanting to wait to announce who won the ladies final at US  Nationals
for twenty minutes.



Me:

This is doubly true given the USFSA's plan for draws for the final group,
which, for singles, consists of a "mini-draw" among the top three SP
finishers...

Renee
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Liam,

Just to make you happy -- interpretations of levels are not "human errors"
that can be corrected, as far as I can tell from the USFSA document...

Renee

In a message dated 12/28/2005 7:35:02 PM Pacific Standard Time,
liamforeman@... writes:

--- In  SkateFans@yahoogroups.com, trudee44081@e... wrote:

>
> Oh,  goody gumdrops...let the changing of results after the fact
begin!

Well of course, if Kwan falls off the podium, they  have to go back
and downgrade Alissa's (or whoever's) spirals that  were actually only
2.9 seconds long, to make sure Kwan gets covered.   This is reading
plain as day.

This adds an  interesting new set-up to the results.  You can go back
and change  the results.  That spiral only 2.9 seconds?  Doesn't
count.

I'm waiting for the big controversy to finally  explode.  --Liam
> Trudi





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Anke:

   >> First, Johnny's comment about Aliona being orange...

I'm sure he thought he was being funny, referring to the fact that Aliona is
Ukrainian. Orange was the color of the opposition candidate who ultimately
became president of Ukraine after mass protests over voter fraud and corruption.
That stand for democracy in 2004 became known as the Orange Revolution.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Revolution ) <<

   I think Anke's giving Johnny too much credit in thinking that his reference to
Aliona being orange related to the Orange Revolution.  Her fake tan is pretty
obvious...and pretty orange.

   --Sarah


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--- In SkateFans@yahoogroups.com, "naomipaiss" <Naomi@n...> wrote:
>
> --- In SkateFans@yahoogroups.com, Sarah Ramer <sramer@p...> wrote:
> >
> > From Babelfish translation of German Robin Szolkowy article:
> >
> >   "Later Robin Szolkowy with Claudia Rauschenbach started and
became
> with their 2001 German masters in the ice art running with the
pairs
> of sports. The pair trained with Monika disk in Chemnitz. Claudia
> intoxication brook terminated its ice art run career."
> >
> >   But seriously, what is "Claudia intoxication brook"?  Did
Claudia
> Rauschenbach have a drinking problem or something?
> >
> From my miniscule knowledge of Yiddish I think that's the
translation
> of her last name. Like "Lime-Tree Man." Where's Anke when we need
her?

Anke G. has asked me to copy-and-paste her reply to Naomi's call for
help since yahoogroups won't let her post. Happy New Year to all
Skatefans! --Sylvia
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Anke G's reply:

My husband is taking a break from work as we wrap up the family
reunion at Orlando (ever done Disney World with 17 people, 8 of whom
are under 12?) so I have access to the laptop and can answer the
burning questions about Robin Szolkowy and his partners. :)

First, Johnny's comment about Aliona being orange...

I'm sure he thought he was being funny, referring to the fact that
Aliona is Ukrainian.  Orange was the color of the opposition
candidate who ultimately became president of Ukraine after mass
protests over voter fraud and corruption.  That stand for democracy
in 2004 became known as the Orange Revolution. (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Revolution )

The babelfish translation of the article about Robin Szolkowy...

Loved the part about Ingo tax (Steuer) and Colonel village
(Oberstdorf).

Naomi is right that babelfish messed with Claudia Rauschenbach's
name.

"Rausch" the noun is intoxication, though "rauschen" the verb is
rushing, hence babelfish should have come up with "rushing brook."
In any case, the only reports I can find on her career simply say she
retired from competition.  One report does say she became too big for
Robin ( http://www.stefkasworld.de/sns/sns2.html ).

"Mutter" is either mother or nut, as in nuts and bolts, and
apparently babelfish couldn't decide.  :)

A bit about Robin's background...

Robin's father was from Tanzania and went to med school in East
Germany. (Robin was born in 1979, 10 years before the fall of the
wall.  My guess is that Robin, Aliona, and Ingo communicate in
Russian, since Aliona spoke no German when she arrived in the
country...she's taking classes to fix that.)

According to Alexandra Stevenson's SC article, Robin's parents never
married.
http://www.iceskatingintnl.com/current/content/2005sk8can%20p.htm
Hence, his surname may be his mother's name, and since they are from
the northeast corner of Germany, close to the Polish border, that may
explain the name.  Just a guess on my part.

Yes, Robin was skating synchro when Aliona emailed about a pairs
tryout.

Yes, Aliona became a German citizen on December 29.  News came during
German Nationals that the interior minister of Saxony (German state
which includes Chemnitz) approved it, and there was much jubilation.
I'm sure there will be more to report after the long weekend when the
federation posts its reports on the event.

I'll be back online by Wednesday and will report any news.  Germany
is using Europeans to help determine who goes to the Olympics, so I
doubt a decision has been made about Lindemann yet.  It's probably a
decision about whether or not to send anyone in men's and ladies',
not who to send.

Happy New Year!
Anke G.
soon back to Seattle

DelennWen@... wrote:

>Anyhow, it was probably pretty obvious, but--who was that second  couple?
>Somehow it didn't look like any pair couple that I could  place.
>
It was Punsulin & Swallow - Ice Dancers.  Sorry about the spelling (I'm
horrible at it).

It was an adorable show with all the kids.  And once again I love to
watch Ilia skate!

Happy New Year everyone.

Barb

I want to write the first post of 2006 (at least according to EST).  Happy new
year, Skatefans!  Whee!  The Olympics are coming, the Olympics are coming!

   --Sarah


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Hi all,
I managed to catch only the last 10 minutes of Kristi's special this
afternoon--I forgot it was on, and then when my mom called and reminded me, 
there
was a power outage!

Anyhow, when I was able to turn it on, there were 2 pairs couples skating  to
Kenny Rogers who was singing live, "Through the Years".  One couple was
Jenni Meno & Todd Sand.  The second couple for some reason I didn't  recognize!
Both had dark hair.  At the end of the song, each couple  was handed their
child and they skated around holding their children  (cute!)

Anyhow, it was probably pretty obvious, but--who was that second  couple?
Somehow it didn't look like any pair couple that I could  place.

I loved seeing all the skaters' kids at the end of the show!!

Thanks!

Wendy E. in Clovis CA


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Do it!

Peter M.
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> billieb35@... wrote:
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> >
> >"This domain name expired on 12/25/2005 and is pending renewal or
deletion."
> >
> >
> >
> Speedy and his minions apparently had more important things to worry
> about this fall than renewing their domain name.
>
> I think we should backorder the domain name  ($60 if we get it, nothing
> if we don't.)
>
> Susan McC
>
>
>
>
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>US Immigration allows visas for people with "special talents", and I
>think this is just an extention of that.
>
><excellent discussion snipped>
>
>
><what I said snipped>
>  We are not, in
>  > general, a country that believes in different rules for "special"
>>  people.
>>
>  > dej

The point I was making is that there are completely valid arguments
for both views. I am, as usual, half way between.

dej
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US Immigration allows visas for people with "special talents", and I
think this is just an extention of that.  Your average Ukranian,
Peruvian or Indonesian can't get a work visa, but Angela Gheorgiu
(sp?) or Kylie Minogue can enter and work / perform in the US because
they possess special talents.  This is also true for skaters - Irina
Slutskaya can come make an appearance and get paid.

Now US Immigration allows people who serve in the US Military
expediated citizenship too.  Their "special talent" is the willingness
to put their bodies at risk of injury / death from IEDs, bullets,
morters, or getting kidnapped and murdered in a gruesome manner by
terrorists.

What about people who get expedited visas just because they marry
Americans?  Why should Joe Schmoe from UK who is unmarried have to
wait, but his brother Jim Schmoe from UK married me (this is all
hypothetical), and now I can get him a visa?  I think US Immigration
is biased towards true love - or at least the appearance of it.  ;)

> The bill that accelerated Tanith's citizenship was something of a
> historical moment since that has not been done in the past. Just
> because we are generally for it, does not mean EVERYONE has to be.
> And just because one is not for it doesn't mean that one supports
> unsportsmanlike conduct. Johnny may think that Tanith and co should
> have to follow the same rules as everyone else. Last I checked, that
> was not a particularly odious position... even if, in Tanith's case,
> it means something we would rather not like to be. We are not, in
> general, a country that believes in different rules for "special"
> people.
>
> dej

> really91 writes:
>
> "I like Tanith and the excitement and buzz it's creating for dance that
they
> might compete, but at the same time once you make exceptions to 'open
> doors'--especially in skating--it doesn't sit well with me."
> >
> >
Not sure who added this:
>
> Well, considering that Tanith and Johnny seems to be such good  friends
> (she even lists him as one of her best friends on her official  site),
> I'd say that's a pretty interesting position for him to  take.
>

Didn't Johnny once offer to marry Tanith to speed up her citizenship process
or am I not remembering correctly.  He has a problem with legislation making
it legal for her to be a citizen, but no problem with making a phony
marriage to please TPTB????

Liz

>Johnny Weir. Seriously. Get.Over.Yourself. I know we're
> supposed to find his "honesty" refreshing, but he's just crossed over
> into running his mouth.

   How does he manage to skate with his head
   stuck that far up his a**?

----------------------------
   Probably very carefully.  But he's used to being in that position,
isn't he?  It's perfect for him.   Does the CoP give points for the
stuck up your butt position?  Johnny may need it because he doesn't
have a quad yet.

    Doria

Naomi wrote, regarding Johnny's interview:
Calling someone 'the black guy' in a sport that is overwhelmingly
white is careless but not bigoted...

Me here:
I was put off by his carelessness on such a fraught topic.  But I'm
the grown-up (40 years old, not 20 like Mr. Weir) who was a bull in
the china shop on the topic of sexuality and self-presentation
earlier this year on this very list.  So when Johnny says "black guy"
I immediately go all, "No you di'n't."  When I commented on Johnny's
costuming and make-up, etc. a bunch of people on this list
immediately said, "Oh no you di'n't."  Different fraught topics and
associated carelessness hit different people's buttons.

I believe it was Amy P. who noted that Johnny seems to like getting
negative attention as much as positive attention.  I think she is on
to something.  Johnny seems to enjoy being controversial.  "I gotta
be me, I gotta say everything I think" is his deal right now.  I
would imagine by age 30, he will have mellowed.  Usually as people
grow older, they get tired of yelling, "I gotta be me" at the top of
their lungs and just enjoy being themselves.

Then again, Elton John is still stirring the sh** at 50-plus, with
his recent revisiting of his spat with Madonna as proof.  Elton is
talented as hell and never dull. As is Johnny.  (Aside, how about
a "Bi**h is back" exhibition some day from Johnny.  If Tom Collins
asked Rudy to do YMCA season after season, surely the old guy could
see the crowd-pleasing potential of a Johnny-Elton combo.)

I hope he skates great at Nationals and Olys.  As he himself said,
it's time for him to stop being the whiny skater and start being the
kick-a**, consistent skater he was throughout the GPF last year.

--Jody

Sarah Ramer wrote:

>Sandra:
>
>  >> Apparently, Max Zavozin was even faster. The CBC is reporting that he
already got his citizenship today. <<
>
>  While I'm very pleased for Tanith and Max that they were able to get
citizenship so quickly after the bill became law, I'm wondering, how how HOW did
it happen?
>
It appears that while the legislation was in the works, the two skaters
worked with their local CIS (formerly INS)  officials to have everything
in place.  It strikes me that in any typical Government office of 30 or
so people, you can probably find one or two who watch enough figure
skating to understand what was happening and think it was cool to be
able to be part of the solution.  (Their bosses may also have gotten a
note from the interested Senators/ Congressmen as soon as it appeared
this amendment had a good chance of success.)

Susan McC

Susan <smc413@...> wrote:

    Then he would be criticized for always talking about himself, like Tara
    was.

I don't recall Tara being criticized just for always talking about
herself, but rather because the things she said about herself seemed
so shallow.  Everything was always "great", etc.  There seemed to be
no "there", there -- which isn't the impression one gets when Johnny
talks about his own skating.

    IMO, the bottom line is that it really doesn't matter what any
    skater says in any interview.  People who have decided they don't like a
    skater and are looking for something to criticize will still manage to
    find it.

True.

-Sandra

>I think we should backorder the domain name  ($60 if we get it, nothing
>if we don't.)

They have 60 days to pay while pending. In the meantime, their email
doesn't work either.

And better to do the backorder at godaddy.com, it's cheaper.

dej
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Sandra Loosemore wrote:

>The thing that strikes me as strange about this is that the
>interviewer kept asking Johnny questions about other skaters instead
>of about himself or his own skating.  ...  Statements like "I've been trying to
focus
>on my own skating instead of what my competitors are doing" could be
>very useful in such contexts.
>
Then he would be criticized for always talking about himself, like Tara
was.  IMO, the bottom line is that it really doesn't matter what any
skater says in any interview.  People who have decided they don't like a
skater and are looking for something to criticize will still manage to
find it.

Susan McC

billieb35@... wrote:

>
>
>Well, at isu.org you get the Network Solutions splash page with:
>
>"This domain name expired on 12/25/2005 and is pending renewal or  deletion."
>
>
>
Speedy and his minions apparently had more important things to worry
about this fall than renewing their domain name.

I think we should backorder the domain name  ($60 if we get it, nothing
if we don't.)

Susan McC

>Ken Shelley <very evil giggles behind
>this post>

Being a pairs skater, I bet Ken Shelley shirtless might be something to see.

dej
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--- In SkateFans@yahoogroups.com, Sarah Ramer <sramer@p...> wrote:
>
> From Babelfish translation of German Robin Szolkowy article:
>
>   "Later Robin Szolkowy with Claudia Rauschenbach started and became
with their 2001 German masters in the ice art running with the pairs
of sports. The pair trained with Monika disk in Chemnitz. Claudia
intoxication brook terminated its ice art run career."
>
>   But seriously, what is "Claudia intoxication brook"?  Did Claudia
Rauschenbach have a drinking problem or something?
>
From my miniscule knowledge of Yiddish I think that's the translation
of her last name. Like "Lime-Tree Man." Where's Anke when we need her?

Naomi

From Babelfish translation of German Robin Szolkowy article:

   "Later Robin Szolkowy with Claudia Rauschenbach started and became with their
2001 German masters in the ice art running with the pairs of sports. The pair
trained with Monika disk in Chemnitz. Claudia intoxication brook terminated its
ice art run career."

   But seriously, what is "Claudia intoxication brook"?  Did Claudia Rauschenbach
have a drinking problem or something?

   "After long search and participation in the synchronous ice art running he
found a new Partnerin in Aljona Sawtschenko, originally from the Ukraine."

   Does this mean Szolkowy did synchronized skating while looking for a new
partner?  Cool.

   --Sarah


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