Newspapers interpret what is said. In this case they have interpreted ‘planning on taking part’ as being confirmation of participation.Thanks for clarification, yet few russian sports publications posted their names as participants and stating that Tiffany herself confirmed......
Загорски и Гурейро планируют выступить на командном турнире в Москве
Серебряный призер декабрьского чемпионата России в танцах на льду Тиффани Загорски сообщила, что они с партнером Джонатаном Гурейро собираются выступить на... РИА Новости Спорт, 15.01.2021rsport.ria.ru
МОСКВА, 15 янв - РИА Новости, Анатолий Самохвалов. Серебряный призер декабрьского чемпионата России в танцах на льду Тиффани Загорски сообщила, что они с партнером Джонатаном Гурейро собираются выступить на командном турнире, который организует Федерация фигурного катания на коньках России (ФФККР).
MOSCOW, January 15 - RIA Novosti, Anatoly Samokhvalov. Silver medalist from the Russian Nationals in December, Tiffany Zagorski, announced that she and her partner Jonathan Guerreiro are going to perform at the team tournament, which is organized by the Russian Figure Skating Federation (FFKKR).
I see what you mean, Tiff agreed, but Feds are yet to put them on the list... Which i am sure they will......
Exactly!I see what you mean, Tiff agreed, but Feds are yet to put them on the list... Which i am sure they will......
ZG are willing, it is up to the Fed to include them!
I am quite sure they will be included.Exactly!
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He got first symptoms on January, 3rd. That makes it two weeks, not 5 daysAlexei Mishin has recovered from the YKW. Interesting YKW russians have, with recovery time of 5 to 10 days.....
His illness was announced in the press 5 days ago. But even so..... just two weeks for person over 65? there are young people passing away world wide, and the russians "get ill for 10 days or 2 weeks" and up and running, or skating...He got first symptoms on January, 3rd. That makes it two weeks, not 5 days
. Not that i am complaining, not at all! 
My father is law is a super-fit 75 yo physician. He had COVID with mild symptoms and fully recovered within 2 weeks. Recovery times are different for everyone.His illness was announced in the press 5 days ago. But even so..... just two weeks for person over 65? there are young people passing away world wide, and the russians "get ill for 10 days or 2 weeks" and up and running, or skating...
But! maybe they are just getting cold/flue/grippe and thinking it is "******"?
I believe i said "the Russians maybe misdiagnosed".... read again, carefully.Leave it to Tinami to argue that the Russians do ********* better than everyone else does *********.
Some people are lucky and not have any symptoms, even though they do have covid. (Though people living them may not be that lucky when they catch it from them!) Others are having very mild symptoms, no worse than a bad cold/a very mild flu. Then you have others who are ill for weeks, some of them ending up in hospital...and then you have those who die from it. While age may make a person more at risk, there have been even children without any additional health problems who died from C19, and on the other hand there have been plenty of elderly people who were lucky that they had only mild symptoms. Mishin doesn’t seem so exceptional if he was ill 1-2 weeks. Of course he is lucky that he didn’t die, but it doesn’t seem that he had it very short.I believe i said "the Russians maybe misdiagnosed".... read again, carefully.
Thank goodness you're here to police the world, what would we all do without you!
Great! good news.
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Well there be also the nationals of elder age, or will it be cancelled like the last year? I wouldn’t mind seeing again some of the junior pairs.
I am not sure what event you're asking about. What do you mean by "elder age"? And what skating event in Russia was cancelled last year? I don't recall any local Russian event cancellations last year.
Is there a geriatric Russian Nats. because I'd so be all about Mishin and Moskvina getting the band back together, as it were...
This must be the figure skating version of the “Senior Skins” golf event.
That’s interesting that I am explaining to you how Russians do their competitions.
I was confused by the word "elder" and thought you're asking about Adult Skating event.That’s interesting that I am explaining to you how Russians do their competitions.
The event that usually takes place in early April. It used to be like junior B nationals. As you know, Russians have younger age nationals that are comparable to the novice category in March, and then then they always had one additional nationals in April, that were for the age group of juniors but most of those who already qualified for the juniors team did not compete on that.
Last year it was booked for 1-3rd April and then it was cancelled.
I think 2 years ago it was first time they actually split this competition (on paper, not in reality) into 2 different competitions, where pairs and ice dance still had the status of nationals of elder age, and for singles it did not have the status of nationals any more.
ETA: wikipedia called it ‘Russian youth championship -elder age’
2020 Russian Figure Skating Championships - Wikipedia
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It seems it is how it is translated to English at quite a few places, so I am assuming that it is the correct way to translate it. English is my second language so I wouldn’t have a clue whether that is correct, but every time I read about this competition in English (in the past roughly ten or fifteen years that I have been watching skating), it has always been the nationals of elder age.
