shan
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I thought it was beautiful watching on Dailymotion!Well, I'll just say that I found Lajoie/Lagha's White Crow really beautiful watching it in person today.

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I thought it was beautiful watching on Dailymotion!Well, I'll just say that I found Lajoie/Lagha's White Crow really beautiful watching it in person today.

Add Reed & Ambrulevicius to your Veterans list, too! A whole lot of not giving up from them!Leaving aside couples which never existed year ago, the Olympic debuts seem a mix of
- up and coming couples of the 2022/23 season (Mrázková/Mrázek, Lim/Quan, Bekker/Hernandez). The only ones missing from that Junior season are Bashynska/Beaumont
- up and coming couple from previous years from countries with strong depth and so having to wait longer in the queue (Carreira/Ponomarenko)
- veterans who really represent the "never give up that your turn will eventually come" (Janse van Rensburg/Steffan debuting at 30+ years old).
If I try to remember what I thought during these years.... these are the teams that at some point, I thought they would have made to the Milano Games but who ultimately did not:
- Green/Parsons.
- Mazingue/Gaidajenko had that promising 2022 Worlds. Then life sadly took a dramatic turn for Solene between concussions and the sexual assault.
- Demougeot/Le Mercier...but I did not think Cizeron would come back with another partner.
Formally no. The German Olympic Committee meets on 20th January and then again on 23th January to approve the selections of all sports.Has Germany formally announced its Olympic team yet?
Even without the conflict of interest, she’s just not a good commentator. I would actually venture to say she’s a very poor commentator.Does anyone know who NBC has commentating the ice dance portion of the Olympics? I think having Gabby commentate after the book accusations could be perceived as a conflict of interest.
Update: I reviewed the nbc list of commentators and analysts and she is currently not listed.
That's probably good, given the apparent conflicts. Can I wish hard for Ben Agosto to get the gig?Does anyone know who NBC has commentating the ice dance portion of the Olympics? I think having Gabby commentate after the book accusations could be perceived as a conflict of interest.
Update: I reviewed the nbc list of commentators and analysts and she is currently not listed.
Probably because she was shut down and relegated to the role of assistant. He has a Netflix Series, she has a book. He said she said. That's it.Seems to me on what I've read so far is she feels she was shut out and he feels she shut down.
So only she is speaking the truth?Probably because she was shut down and relegated to the role of assistant.
They are both speaking their own truth.So only she is speaking the truth?
That was my point.They are both speaking their own truth.
Does Tanith have a team in the Olys? She was excellentThat's probably good, given the apparent conflicts. Can I wish hard for Ben Agosto to get the gig?
No team but she is coaching (was just at Nationals) and divorcing Charlie-I doubt it.Does Tanith have a team in the Olys? She was excellent
But, do we really think he's the main character in the book? I don't think he is. He's running scared about issues bigger than personal grievances, and one thing she can do, is write.That was my point.
I'm hardly his fan, but while I also don't think he is necessarily the main character (or at least the main topic) in the book, the publishers did choose to promote the book using solely stories about him, and they also consciously chose this very specific timing to do so. Regardless of the truth behind those stories (I think, like others, that they each experienced the situation in an individual way that differs), I can understand why he feels so attacked (especially since the story about him trying to stop her from pressing charges against her alleged rapist is very damming for him).But, do we really think he's the main character in the book? I don't think he is. He's running scared about issues bigger than personal grievances, and one thing she can do, is write.
The timing has less to do with any of the people included in her memoir and more to do with the fact that it's Euros week in an Olympic year - the public's eyes are on figure skating naturally.I'm hardly his fan, but while I also don't think he is necessarily the main character (or at least the main topic) in the book, the publishers did choose to promote the book using solely stories about him, and they also consciously chose this very specific timing to do so. Regardless of the truth behind those stories (I think, like others, that they each experienced the situation in an individual way that differs), I can understand why he feels so attacked (especially since the story about him trying to stop her from pressing charges against her alleged rapist is very damming for him).