Recent content by burntBREAD

No, she absolutely does not have that resume. Not sure where you got that from! In fact, she often comes back in the LP with a good score to make up for errors in the short. Also, she's had a full jump arsenal at least since her first JGP in 2010, lol. What she IS, however, is ridiculously...

There's no difference in any of the elements' worth between ladies and men - only the PCS factors are different.

Yes, I remember that Yuki was crying after her Nationals LP because it was her last.

Mirai was guaranteed two -- she finished top 12 at Worlds. Rostelecom is definitely the weakest of the ladies' fields and it's pretty decent :lol: -- the rest are absolute bloodbaths.

Why are non-Asian people trying to dictate what's racist and not racist, and why are these non-Asian people such experts about not only biological makeup of different peoples and the supposed advantages of Asian bodies, but now also the social norms and expected behaviors of Asians??? :confused...

2010 Pang/Tong I think is the last one.

Perhaps this combo is in her future? https://www.instagram.com/p/BEb3Lz4Es45/ 3Lutz-3Loop(!!) and it looks really good! The loop is her best triple, but who would've thought that it would transition well into a end of a combo considering the -3T combos are typically her nemesis!

I wish I had the luxury of disassociating myself from my skin color and ethnic background :slinkaway I didn't know anyone could've possibly taken this article in any kind of negative light but I guess there it is. I think everyone else has already done an excellent job explaining the importance...

Oh, yeah, this could be a very real possibility, especially given that Ota (who used this music as rosewood states) and Miyahara were/are both coached by Mie Hamada.

!Two relatively rare pieces of music? If anyone wants to see these pieces in action, I can think of two programs that have used Satoko's new music. While "Fire Dance" is a more generic name, Akiko Suzuki's 2009-10 SP was set to music called "Fire Dance", and Mirai Nagasu used "Un Sospiro" as...