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nikatyler · 3 months

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With her third child born, Alysa decided to quit her corporate job so that she could stay home and take care of the kids and animals.

#simblr #ts3 #sims 3 #the sims 3 #sims 3 legacy #sims 3 lepacy #ts3 pets #fleur lepacy #fleur gen 6 #alysa daniel #poisonfireleafs

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murasakinoichigo · 2 years

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❄️ The Ice 2022 ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤍💖

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ohtheseskaters · 2 years

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A goodbye

After almost 12 (!) years, it’s time for me to say goodbye to this blog. It will not be deleted though.

Here’s a (pretty rough and I’m sure not full) list of skaters featured here. They’re listed in alphabetical order by the first name (so “Ashley Wagner” is under “A” and not “W”). I know it’s not the correct way to do this thing but it was easier for me. Also, if you can’t find someone, try searching within the blog or just general Tumblr search.

Thank you for the company and bye!

Women

Adelina Sotnikova

Akiko Suzuki

Alaine Chartrand

Alena Kostornaia

Alena Leonova

Alexandra Trusova

Alexia Paganini

Alina Zagitova

Alissa Czisny

Alysa Liu

Amber Glenn

Amelie Lacoste

Anna Pogorilaya

Anna Shcherbakova

Ashley Wagner

Audrey Shin

Bradie Tennell

Carolina Kostner

Christina Gao

Cynthia Phaneuf

Ekaterina Gordeeva

Elena Radionova

Elene Gedevanishvili

Elizabet Tursynbaeva

Elizaveta Nugumanova

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva

Emmi Peltonen

Eunsoo Lim

Evgenia Medvedeva

Gabrielle Daleman

Gracie Gold

Haein Lee

Irina Slutskaya

Jenna McCorkell

Jenni Saarinen

Joannie Rochette

Josefin Taljegard

Joshi Helgesson

Julia Lipnitskaya

Kaetlyn Osmond

Kailani Craine

Kanako Murakami

Kaori Sakamoto

Karen Chen

Kiira Korpi

Kristi Yamaguchi

Ksenia Makarova

Lara Naki Gutmann

Laura Lepisto

Laurine Lecavelier

Loena Hendrickx

Madeline Schizas

Mae Berenice Meite

Mai Mihara

Mao Asada

Maria Artemieva

Maria Sotskova

Mariah Bell

Marin Honda

Michelle Kwan

Miki Ando

Mirai Nagasu

Polina Edmunds

Polina Korobeynikova

Pooja Kalyan

Rachael Flatt

Roberta Rodeghiero

Rika Hongo

Rika Kihira

Samantha Cesario

Sarah Meier

Sasha Cohen

Satoko Miyahara

Shizuka Arakawa

Sofia Samodurova

Stanislava Konstantinova

Viktoria Helgesson

Yelim Kim

Yu-Na Kim

Wakaba Higuchi

Zijun Li

Men

Adam Rippon

Adian Pitkeev

Alban Preaubert

Alexei Bychenko

Alexei Yagudin

Artur Gachinski

Brendan Kerry

Boyang Jin

Brian Joubert

Brian Orser

Chafik Besseghier

Daisuke Takahashi

Daniel Samohin

Denis Ten

Deniss Vasiljevs

Dmitri Aliev

Evan Lysacek

Evgeni Plushenko

Florent Amodio

Han Yan

Ilia Kulik

Jason Brown

Javier Fernandez

Jeffrey Buttle

Jeremy Abbott

Jeremy Ten

Johnny Weir

Joshua Farris

Jun-Hwan Cha

Max Aaron

Ryan Bradley

Michal Brezina

Keegan Messing

Keiji Tanaka

Kevin Aymoz

Kevin Reynolds

Kevin Van Der Perren

Kurt Browning

Matteo Rizzo

Mikhail Kolyada

Maxim Kovtun

Misha Ge

Moris Kvitelashvili

Nam Nguyen

Nan Song

Nathan Chen

Nobunari Oda

Patrcik Chan

Richard Dornbush

Sergei Voronov

Shawn Sawyer

Shoma Uno

Stephane Lambiel

Stephen Carriere

Takahiko Kozuka

Takahito Mura

Tatsuki Machida

Tomas Verner

Vincent Zhou

Yuma Kagiyama

Yuzuru Hanyu

Pairs

Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Chris Knierim

Alexandra Boikova and Dmitri Kozlovski

Alexandra Paul and Mitchell Islam

Aljona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy/Bruno Massot

Amanda Evora and Mark Ladwig

Anabelle Langlois and Cody Hey

Anastasia Mishina and Alexander Galliamov

Ashley Cain and Timothy Leduc

Caitlin Yankowskas and John Coughlin/Joshua Reagan/Hamash Gaman

Caydee Denney and Jeremy Barrett/John Coughlin

Dan Zhang and Hao Zhang

Deanna Stellato and Nate Bartholomay / Maxime Deschamps

Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya and Harley Windsor

Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov

Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze

Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov

Felicia Zhang and Nate Bartolomay

Gretchen Donlan and Andrew Sperroff/Nate Bartolomay

Haven Denney and Brendan Frazier

Jamie Sale and David Pelletier

Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison/Sebastien Wolfe

Julianne Seguin and Charlie Bilodeau

Katarina Gerboldt and Alexander Enbert

Keauna McLaughlin and Rockne Brubaker

Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moscovitch/Michael Marinaro

Kristina Astakhova and Alexei Rogonov

Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov

Lubov Iliushechkina and Nodari Mausiradze/Dylan Moscovitch

Maria Mukhortova and Maxim Trankov

Maria Petrova and Alexei Tikhonov

Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir/Mervin Tran

Mary Beth Marley and Rockne Brubaker

Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford

Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer

Narumi Takahashi and Mervin Tran/Ryuichi Kihara

Natalia Zabijako and Alexander Enbert

Nicole Della Monica and Matteo Guarise

Paige Lawrence and Rudi Swiegers

Peng Cheng and Hao Zhang/Yang Jin

Qing Pang and Jian Tong

Rena Inoue and John Baldwin

Riku Mihura and Ryuichi Kihara

Stefania Berton and Ondrej Hotarek

Tae-Ok Ryom and Ju-Sik Kim

Tarah Kayne and Denny O'Shea

Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin

Tatiana Volosozhar and Stanislav Morozov/Maxim Trankov

Valentina Marchei and Ondrej Hotarek

Vanessa James and Morgan Cipres

Vera Bazarova and Yuri Larionov/Andrei Deputat

Wenjing Sui and Cong Han

Xiaoyu Yu and Yang Jin/Hao Zhang

Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao

Xuehan Wang and Lei Wang

Yuko Kavaguti and Alexaner Smirnov

Ice Dance

Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski

Alisa Agafonova and Alper Ucar

Alexandra Aldridge and Daniel Eaton / Matthew Blackmer

Alexandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin

Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin

Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte

Anna Yanovskaya and Sergei Mozgov

Carolane Soucisse and Shane Firus

Cecilia Torn and Jussiville Partanen

Charlene Guignard and Marco Fabbri

Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitri Soloviev

Ekaterina Riazanova and Ilia Tkachenko

Elena Ilinykh and Nikita Katsalapov/Ruslan Zhiganshin

Elisabeth Paradis and Francois-Xavier Ouellette

Emily Samuelson and Evan Bates

Federica Faiella and Massimo Scali

Federica Testa and Lucas Csolley

Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron

Isabella Tobias and Deividas Stagniunas/Ilia Tkachenko

Isabelle Delobel and Olivier Schoenfelder

Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker

Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje

Kana Muramoto and Chris Reed / Daisuke Takahashi

Kavita Lorenz and Panagiotis Polizoakis

Kharis Ralph and Asher Hill

Ksenia Monko and Kirill Khaliavin

Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Nikolaj Sorensen

Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson

Madison Chock and Greg Zuerlein / Evan Bates

Madison Hubbell and Kiefer Hubbell/Zachary Donohue

Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani

Mari-Jade Lauriault and Romain Le Gac

Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon

Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat

Margarita Drobiazko and Povilas Vanagas

Meryl Davis and Charlie White

Misato Komatsubara and Tim Koleto

Nelli Zhiganshina and Alexander Gazsi

Natalia Kaliszek and Maksim Spodyrev

Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat

Nicole Orford and Thomas Williams/Asher Hill

Nora Hoffmann and Maxim Zavozin

Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin

Olivia Smart and Adria Diaz

Penny Coomes and Nicholas Buckland

Pernelle Carron and Lloyd Jones

Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier

Sara Hurtado and Adria Diaz

Sinead Kerr and John Kerr

Shiyue Wang and Xinyu Liu

Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto

Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov

Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir

Tiffany Zahorski and Jonathan Guerreiro

Vanessa Crone and Paul Poirier

Viktoria Sinitsina and Nikita Katsalapov

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toournextadventure · 1 year

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how old are the siblings?

I'm glad you asked, because I did so much mental gymnastics to come up with ages, so I'm glad I finally get to tell you 😌 I'll just put all the kids (Nicky and Birb included) from oldest to youngest

Nicky - 21/22

Birb - 17/18

Alex - 12

Hailey - 11

Daniel - 9

Emily - 7

Jamie and Alysa - 4

#birb lore

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andrewtheprophet · 1 year

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Extremely Ominous Warning About the China Nuclear Horn: Daniel 7

U.S. Air Force photo by Airmen Alysa Knott Extremely Ominous Warning About China From US Strategic Command Chief Admiral Richard says “the big one” with China is coming and the “ship is slowly sinking” in terms of U.S. deterrence. BYOLIVER PARKEN, TYLER ROGOWAY|PUBLISHED NOV 6, 2022 4:23 PM THE WAR ZONE SHARE OLIVER PARKEN TYLER ROGOWAY Russia’s war in Ukraine is a “warm up” to a…

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#Andrew the Prophet #andrewtheprophet #china #daniel 7:7 #ICBM #Missile #nuclear #program #Russia #the prophecy #theprophecy #weapon #Weapons

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russianfigureskatinghell · 3 years

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Kaori and Sasha have the the same qualifiers (Skate America and NHK trophy) 😳😳

Also none of the male skaters I'm a fan of are in skate Canada, but my 3 most favorite female skaters are..... Why????

Sidenote: the NHK trophy is going to be a bloodbath, and those dumbass Japanese judges should fear for their lives tbh.....

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kittyprincessofcats · 4 years

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On a happier note: Can we please talk about this absolutely adorable video?

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thefinersports · 5 years

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Great Skating Performances of 2018-19: The Ingenues

As always, I had approximately one zillion favorites, which I have narrowed down to one competitive program per skater or team. This round, I'm focusing on figure skating's bright future.

ZAGREB, CROATIA – MARCH 08: Alexandra Trusova of Russia competes in the Junior Ladies Short Program during day 3 of the ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships Zagreb at Dom Sportova on March 08, 2019 in Zagreb, Croatia. (Photo by Joosep Martinson – International Skating Union (ISU)/ISU via Getty Images)

Welcome to the second part of my round-up of my favorite performances from the…

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#Akhanteva and Kolesov #Alexandra Trusova #Alysa Liu #Anna Shcherbakova #Calista Choi #Daniel Grassl #Feng and Nyman #Lopareva and Brissaud #Marina PIredda #Mishina and Galliamov #Nguyen and Kolesnik #Sota Yamamoto #Yuma Kagiyama

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sywtwfs · 3 years

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2021 CS Nebelhorn Trophy & JGP Slovenia: Info & Streaming

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NEBELHORN TROPHY

Nebelhorn Trophy is the final qualifying event for the 2022 Winter Olympics. For more information on the qualification process for the Winter Olympics, see these posts. The number of Olympic spots available to be earned at Nebelhorn is: 7 men, 6 women, 4 ice dance, 3 pairs. A federation can earn up to one spot in each discipline.

Spots are allocated based on highest placements at the competition for skaters who are competing to earn a spot for their federation. Skaters who are not competing for Olympic spots may also participate in Nebelhorn Trophy. Their placements are disregarded for the purposes of spot allocation. In the entry list, skaters marked with “N” are not competing for Olympic spots.

Results | Schedule | Entries | Website | ISU

Type: Challenger Series When: Sept. 22-25 Where: Oberstdorf, Germany Level & disciplines: senior women, men, ice dance, pairs

Schedule (UTC+2)

9/23: Men’s SP 09:00; Pairs’ SP 14:00; Women’s SP 17:00

9/24: Rhythm Dance 10:30; Men’s FS 14:15; Pairs’ FS 20:00

9/25: Women’s FS 10:10; Free Dance 16:35; Gala 20:30

Notable entries: Brendan Kerry, Vladimir Litvintsev, Roman Sadovsky, Adam Siao Him Fa, Paul Fentz, Sihyeong Lee, Mark Kondratiuk, Vincent Zhou, Kailani Craine, Viktoriia Safonova, Lea Serna, Lara Naki Gutmann, Ekaterina Kurakova, Alexia Paganini, Tzu-Han Ting, Anastasiia Shabotova, Alysa Liu, Yuchen Wang/Yihang Huang, Laura Barquero/Marco Zandron, Karina Safina/Luka Berulava, Tina Garabedian/Simon Proulx-Senecal, Natalie Taschlerova/Filip Taschler, Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis, Sasha Fear/George Waddell, Maria Kazakova/Georgy Reviya, Anna Yanovskaya/Adam Lukacs, Yura Min/Daniel Eaton

How to watch: Free livestreams - Day 1, Day 2, Day 3

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JGP LJUBLJANA CUP

Results | Schedule | Entries | ISU

Type: Junior Grand Prix When: Sept. 22-25 Where: Ljubljana, Slovenia Level & disciplines: junior women, men, ice dance

Schedule (UTC+2)

9/23: Women’s SP 14:15; Men’s SP 19:15

9/24: Rhythm Dance 15:00; Men’s FS 18:05

9/25: Women’s FS 12:00; Free Dance 17:20

Notable entries: Younghyun Cha, Ilya Yablokov, Minchae Kim, Jia Shin, Sofia Samodelkina, Adeliia Petrosian, Lindsay Thorngren, Ava Marie Ziegler, Natalie D’Alessandro/Bruce Waddell, Vasilisa Kaganovskaia/Valeriy Angelopol, Katarina Wolfkostin/Jeffrey Chen

How to watch: Free livestreams on the ISU JGP Youtube channel

#figure skating #nebelhorn trophy #nebelhorn trophy 2021 #challenger series #jgp slovenia 2021 #jr grand prix #events #season: 2021 2022 #how to watch

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nikatyler · 27 days

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Michael's mothers are about to be the best dressed people at the graduation ceremony. Also hey Gins I'm fairly sure you're not supposed to be here right now.

#simblr #ts3 #sims 3 #the sims 3 #sims 3 legacy #sims 3 lepacy #ts3 pets #fleur lepacy #fleur gen 6 #dorothea fleur #ginevra fleur #alysa daniel #poisonfireleafs

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figureskatingfanblog · 3 years

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2021 Lombardia Trophy Preview

The Challenger Series officially starts this week with the Lombardia Trophy, taking place in Bergamo, Italy.

Results page, with entries and schedule, is located in the source.

The Pairs competition is a general international competition and not part of the Challenger Series.

Schedule

10/09 - 11:00 Women Short Program; 15:30 Men Short Program 11/09/2021 - 11:15:00 Dance Rhythm Dance; 14:15:00 Women Free Skating; 19:50 Pairs Short Program 12/09/2021 - 12:00 Men Free Skating; 16:00 Dance Free Dance; 19:35 Pairs Free Skating

With the Olympic season looking to start for many skaters, everyone is looking for a good start to their season!

In the Men’s event, the title looks to be between Daniel Grassl of Italy and Morisi Kvietashvilli of Georgia. The Ladies event looks to be dominated by Alysa Liu of the US, while the Pairs event looks to be dominated by Nicole Della Monica and Matteo Guarise of Italy. In the Ice Dance event, it looks to be between Charlene Guignard and Marco Fabbri of Italy and Laurence Fournier-Beaudry and Nikolaj Sorenson of Canada.

Skaters to Watch

Reminder, that these are not necessarily podium contenders, but just skaters I think should be kept an eye on and are in particular order.

Men - Daniel Grassl (ITA), Morisi Kvietashvilli (GEO), Maurizio Zandron (AUT), Vladimir Litvinsev (AZE), Aleksander Selevko (EST), Romain Ponsart (FRA), Adam Siao Him Fa (FRA), Tomoki Hiwatashi (USA), Yaroslav Paniot (USA)

Ladies - Alsya Liu (USA), Eva-Lotte Kiibus (EST), Lara Naki Gutmann (ITA), Ekaterina Kurakova (POL), Dasa Grm (SLO), Alexia Paganini (SUI), Audrey Shin (USA)

Pairs - Cleo Hamon/Denis Strekalin (FRA), Rebecca Ghilardi / Filippo Ambrossini (ITA), Nicole Della Monica / Matteo Guarise (ITA), Camille Kovalev / Pavel Kovalev (FRA)

Ice Dance - Laurence Fournier-Beaudry / Nikolaj Sorenson (CAN), Natalie Taschlerova / Filip Taschler (CZE), Juulia Turkilla / Matthias Versluis (FIN), Loicia Demougeot / Theo Le Mercier (FRA), Evgenia Lopareva / Geoffrey Brissaud (FRA), Julie Wagret / Pierre Souquet-Basiege (FRA), Sara Hurtado / Kiill Khalivain (ESP), Nicole Della Monica, Matteo Gaurise (ITA), Christina Carreira / Anthony Ponomarenko (USA), Molly Cesanek / Yehor Yehorov (USA)

#figure skating #2021 lombardia trophy #challenger series #senior b competition #preview

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figure-skating-watch-party · 3 years

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Worlds, Olympics and Nebelhorn spots

I’ve just thought that based on the results of 2021 Worlds it would be interesting to do a little compilation and comparison of spots earned for 2022 Worlds, 2022 Olympics and the Nebelhorn situation. (I hope all the numbers are right...)

So first, let’s do the 2022 Worlds spots. I have a comparison here of countries that have more than one spot in a given discipline for 2021 Worlds (that was based on 2019 Worlds results) and how it changed for the next year thanks to these Worlds.

In ladies, the situation is pretty straight-forward I’d say. Thanks to Bradie Tennell and especially Karen Chen USA got the third spot which is so important because Karen, Bradie, Alysa, Mariah, Amber all deserve a chance! Japanese and Russian ladies, as expected, kept the three spots. The same goes to the two South Korean spots. Thanks to great results of Loena Hendrickx and Olga Mikutina, Belgium and Austria can have two participants in ladies next year, though it’s a question if they’ll be able to get the TES minimum to really participate. The biggest loss “on paper” goes to Kazakhstan, Elizabet Tursynbaeva qualified three spots for these Worlds but she was unable to participate and no other Kazakhstan lady got the TES to participate either. Which renders Kazakhstan with the basic quota of 1 skater for next year. But given the fact that they weren’t able to use the spots this year, I’d say it’s not such a loss as it’s for Canada. This year unfortunately the ladies weren’t the strongest and even thought I absolutely adored Madeline’s performances, it wasn’t enough to keep two spots for Canada.

In men, the US and Japan kept 3 spots (poor Vincent though) and Russia got the third one too!! Awesome job by Misha and Evgeni! I was so nervous for them. Keegan Messing, Kevin Aymoz and Jun-hwan Cha also did a great job and got the second spot for their countries. Matteo and Daniel safely kept Italian two spots. And then we have some losses. Only one spot for the Czech Repulic. But given that Czech Republic had two spots this year (thanks to Michal’s eight place in Saitama) and yet neither Jiří Bělohradský, Matyáš Bělohradský and Gregory Reshtenko reached the min TES to qualify, the only one spot available could motivate them. Much more severe in my opinion is this loss for China. Poor Boyang (because it wasn’t his day) and also poor Han Yan (because I think it would be him who’d have to miss next Worlds).

Let’s go to pairs and ice dance.

I just love the fact that ice dance is true to its image of the most conservative discipline and there are so few changes :D Russia, US and Canada are just power-houses in ice dance. Great Britain got the second spot! We can look forward to Fear sisters’ awesomness next year.

And France... France lost one spot... I’ll talk about this a bit later. Let’s say that for Worlds it doesn’t matter that much if P/C grace us with their presence next year, they should qualify two or three spots for 2023 without any problems.

And in pairs there were surprisingly more losses of spots. France lost one, which was a bit expected, I love Hamon/Strekalyn and Keriven/Pierre but it was very unlikely from the beginning that they would keep the two spots. Though it was great nontheless that they both had the opportunity to compete at Worlds!

Austria and Germany finished outside of top ten, which means only one spot for next year. Austria has had only one elite pair team so they sent only Ziegler/Kiefer also to these Worlds even though they had the right for two teams... Though, I almkst forgot that Austria has another young pair Chloe Choinard/Livio Mayr! Germany however... that’s worse. They had two spots, but Hase/Seegert couldn’t go. So they sent only Hocke/Kunkel... They did great but unfortunately only one team will be allowed to go next year... (and let's not forget Efimova/Blommeart if she gets the release from Russia)

And very surprisingly (at least for me) Japan got two spots thanks to a top ten finish. Though again, it’s a question if Japan even has another pairs team that can qualify.

Olympic spots

That was a turmoil (please ISU a bit clearer wording next time maybe). But now everything is clear and we know this:

I wrote “+ 1 chance at Nebelhorn” obviously meaning that the given country can get one more spot at Nebelhorn Trophy. (It gets on my nerves so so incredibly much when people say they have to “re-earn” or “confirm” the spot. Like WT* ?! The spot is not guaranteed they are just guaranteed a chance to fight for the spots as other countries. Let’s say Vincent Zhou will be on the same starting line as Brandan Kerry. So just no “re-earning” and “confirming” please.)

The situation is in many aspects similar to World spots, so I’ll just talk about some of the differences. Well, the main difference is that for Worlds every country whose skater gets the min. TES can send one skater to every category. For the Olympics, the skaters have to fight “even” for the 1 spot.

Which is a problem notably eg. for France in ladies. Mae-Berenice Meite got injured, France can send one lady to Worlds 2022 no problem here (provided she gets the minimum TES) but right now there’s no Olympic spot for French ladies. Right now there’s also no Olympic spot for French pairs even though Hamon/Strekalyn advanced to the FP, they finished too far back to qualify for Olympics. Uffff

The Olympic rules being a bit different from Worlds also mean that USA in ladies and men and Russia in men don’t have the 3 spots right away. They have 2 and a right to fight for the third one. Should be interesting, beginning with the selection of the suitable competitor who’ll be sent to Nebelhorn!

And similarly, while Keegan, Kevin and Jun-hwan; Loena and Olga earned (here really earned) the second spot for their countries at next year’s Worlds, they earned “just” the right for their compatriots to fight for the second spot at the Olympics.

Very sadly, China will have only one participant in men in Beijing T_T

And yeah, France will have only one ice dance team at the Olympics. Obviously, it’s their decision and it’s only sport but ... the more I think about P/C non-participation at these Worlds the more selfish I find it... Yeah, maybe they wanted to show their stand but nobody followed them... so it was kinda useless. Had they participated, France would almost certainly have 2 spots for Words and Olympics.

(Hey, even if they would have seriously trained only since let’s say January and would have shown up with old RD and FD, they would be strong medal contenders. And I also don’t think it was beneficial for them personally to not participate. S/K have their momentum, some judges may began to prefer them...)

Maybe they thought they could qualify via Nebelhorn but that’s simply not possible in this case. I have to admit I would like to imagine Galyavieva/Thauron being sent to the Olympics as it was them who fought for the spot but I can’t see this happening (given no lady and pair yet qualified, Kevin with top ten chance but a medal is really not a certainty, so French federation would certainly want a medal chance at least in ice dance...)

And also very surprisingly, in ladies Poland, Switzerland and Italy haven’t managed yet to qualify. But they will, I believe it!

Nebelhorn

Lastly, Nebelhorn! I have to admit I caaaan’t wait. There are 22 spots for grabs!

I just wrote “some other countries” but essentially, all countries that don’t have a spot yet can participate. I just wrote the most probable candidates. Mainly countries that didn’t advance into FP/FD at Worlds.

(Croatia is in brackets because Petranovic/Souza Kordeiru split shortly after Worlds, and North Korea banned all athletes, and well everyone, from travelling abroad so... )

So my guesses who’ll qualify ;)

MEN: US, Russia, Canada, France, Germany, Australia, Azerbaijan (I want to see Vladimir Litvinsev at the Olympics, he deserves)

LADIES: US, Switzerland, Italy, Taipei, Poland, France (fingers crossed for literally everyone here)

PAIRS: China, Belarus, France, Georgia

ICE DANCE: Finland, Czech Republic, Italy, UK, Hungary (I was a bit shocked and sad that Turkkila/Versluis didn’t make it into FD at Worlds so I hope they’ll qualify here. And I also hope the Taschlers qualify because it would mean a participation in every category at the Olympics for the Czech Republic!)

#figure skating #figureskating #worlds 2021 #olympics 2022 #qualification #season 2020/2021 #watch party #nebelhorn trophy

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aflawedfashion · 2 years

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Out of curiosity, and because I think the minimum age to compete in senior level figure skating should be 17 rather than 15, here are the ages of everyone who placed top 8 in an individual figure skating competition at the 2022 Olympics (names copied from NBC Olympics).

FABBRI Marco - 34 - Ice Dance

BATES Evan - 32 - Ice Dance

GUIGNARD Charlene - 32 - Ice Dance

DIAZ Adria - 31 - Ice Dance

DONOHUE Zachary - 31 - Ice Dance

LEDUC Timothy - 31 - Pairs

GILLES Piper - 30 - Ice Dance

HUBBELL Madison - 30 - Ice Dance

POIRIER Paul - 30 - Ice Dance

KATSALAPOV Nikita - 30 - Ice Dance

KNIERIM Alexa - 30 - Pairs

CHOCK Madison - 29 - Ice Dance

FRAZIER Brandon - 29 - Pairs

HAN Cong - 29 - Pairs

KIHARA Ryuichi - 29 - Pairs

MOROZOV Vladimir - 29 - Pairs

BUKIN Ivan - 28 - Ice Dance

BROWN Jason - 27 - Men’s

CIZERON Guillaume - 27 - Ice Dance

HANYU Yuzuru - 27 - Men’s

JIN Yang - 27 - Pairs

TARASOVA Evgeniya - 27 - Pairs

CAIN-GRIBBLE Ashley - 26 - Pairs

PAPADAKIS Gabriella - 26 - Ice Dance

SINITSINA Victoria - 26 - Ice Dance

STEPANOVA Aleksandra - 26 - Ice Dance

SUI Wenjing - 26 - Pairs

PENG Cheng - 24 - Pairs

SMART Olivia - 24 - Ice Dance

UNO Shoma - 24 - Men’s

CHEN Nathan - 22 - Men’s

GALIAMOV Aleksandr - 22 - Pairs

HENDRICKX Loena - 22 - Women’s

KOZLOVSKIY Dmitriy - 22 - Pairs

HIGUCHI Wakaba - 21 - Women’s

SAKAMOTO Kaori - 21 - Women’s

BOYKOVA Aleksandra - 20 - Pairs

CHA Jun-Hwan - 20 - Men’s

MISHINA Anastasia - 20 - Pairs

MIURA Riku - 20 - Pairs

GRASSL Daniel - 19 - Men’s

KAGIYAMA Yuma - 18 - Men’s

SEMENENKO Evgeniy - 18 - Men’s

SHCHERBAKOVA Anna - 17 - Women’s

TRUSOVA Aleksandra - 17 - Women’s

YOU Young - 17 - Women’s

LIU Alysa - 16 - Women’s

VALIEVA Kamila - 15 - Women’s

#figure skating #a media circus always forms around the youngest competitors which tricks people into thinking that is the norm #if you move the age to 17 2 out of 48 people would have to wait 4 years #it hardly changes anything but protects the very young athletes who are struggling #they'd be 19/20 at their first olympics which would be absolutely fine #when nathan didn't do as well as he'd hoped at 18 everyone said 'see you in four years to try again' and he did and he won #sasha should have the same opportunity rather than this being treated as her one shot

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figureskatingandrainbows · 2 years

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Well, the Gran Premio d’Italia was an event. I though Skate Canada was chaotic...

The women were fine, I guess. I’m happy to see Anna looking better, and Maiia pushing for the Olympic team, but they weren’t all that inspiring to me. Now, Loena and Mai were so much fun to watch! Both of them putting out two clean program was incredible to watch, and they all looked so happy! Satoko was gorgeous as always, and even though she had a few URs ignored in the SP, I was so happy to see her looking confident and finish fifth. Yelim Kim also did really well. Her 3Lz combo is HUGE, and she is another Korean woman with heaps of talent.

The men were traumatizing. The SP started off really well. I was happy to see Jun, Deniss, Daniel, and Boyang skate clean. I really like Jun’s SP, and his 4S was stunning. I also enjoyed Deniss and his Princess Mononoke program. Mikhail did well too, minus the 4T fall, and I started to get really excited for the potential in this event. Then came Yuma, who crumbled under pressure and turned into a sloppy mess. I was really worried for him going into the free, but he had a fantastic skate. I’ve never seen him so happy at the end of a program. He was a little cautious on the quad landings, but his 3As have turned into things of beauty. The last 3A into the choreo sequence was just incredible to watch. *chefs kiss* Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. Kazuki started out well, then devolved into an axelly mess. Deniss had two big errors to start out his program, and never really recovered. Misha did well, but I don’t like his SL program nearly as much as Nureyev, and so the whole thing fell a bit flat. Jun... poor Jun. He deserves +10 for his ina bauer, though. It is incredible. Daniel picked things back up with his FS, thank goodness. The music is odd, the choreo’s odd, and the jump technique is odd, but he landed his jumps and had the crowd behind him. And then came Boyang... and the competition ended on a bit of a thud. It was hard to see so many great skaters have one fantastic program and one disastrous one.

Are we halfway through the GP series already? It feels like both an eternity and not that long. I’m not ready for NHK.

Also, we officially have three skaters now qualified for the Final: Sui/Han, Hubbell/Donahue, and Nathan Chen. At NHK, Young You needs a silver or gold to make the Final (more likely with Sasha out), as does Daria. Kaori Sakamoto and Alysa Liu are long shots for the Final, and would need gold to make that happen. Miura/Kihara need a silver or gold to make the Final. Vincent Zhou needs to get on the podium, and Shoma Uno has to be in the top two.

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seigar · 3 years

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10 RuPaul's Drag Queens who deserve the crown by Seigar.

There is no doubt anymore that drag queens have become the new pop icons. Their faces are on the cover of all magazines, and their self-expressing underground personalities have brought the spirit of the old rock and punk stars back to the mainstream. This list shows ten drag queens that I think deserve the crown.

Photo by Dvsross.

1. Valentina is the embodiment of a beauty pageant. Her charisma and stylish sense have engaged all her fans into an absolute adoration and devotion towards her persona. Living her fantasy in her head possibly also brings some attractiveness to her. Hitchcock said: "The MacGuffin is the object around which the plot revolves". Her iconic mask moment is ironically the MacGuffin of the current situation we are living these days: "I'd like to keep it on, please".

Photo by MarcelU 12.

2. Roxxxy Andrews is the representation of the Latin diva, of Puerto Rican and Cuban-American ancestry, her slogan: thick and juicy made it to the top three in Season 5. Her controversial personality didn't help her to get the crown, but nobody can't deny her power on stage, her pageant beauty, and her faithful commitment to her drag persona. Her drag is genuine and with deeply felt emotions conveyed through a thrilling and strong character. Her lipsynch assassin moment in All Stars 5 put her back in the position that she deserves. "Roxxxy, you are a winner baby".

Photo Together Alone Cover Artwork.

3. Jujubee is the most constant queen ever! If someone deserves the crown is her! "Justice for Jujubee" should be a pop cause to vindicate. Being not once, not twice BUT THRICE in the top three: Season 2, All-Stars 1, and All-Stars 5, she deserves her crown, what part you don't understand?. Her freshness and spontaneity are her strengths. Can you imagine fighting so hard to be crowned three times, not to get it, and leaving with a beautiful smile on your face anyway and willing to come back and to do it again? You should be so proud Jujubee, my eternal love for you. Go and listen to her song "Don't wanna love" because you know what? the girl can also sing, her EPs are lovely and evoke a lonely pop diva in a small bar, a voice full of emotional power to sustain her myth. Long live The Queen.

Photo by Dvsross.

4. Alyssa Edwards is the perfect balance between the comedy and the beauty queen. Alysa has simultaneously mastered both types of drags to become one of the most omnipotent queens from RuPaul's Drag Race. She is so recognizable and unique that all the other queens can imitate her faces! Face, face, face. Her heroic lipsynchs are also among the best moments of the program. Alyssa has defied the maxim that one should either be a comedy or a beauty queen. Alyssa Edwards, baby, you are a winning material!

Photo Hot Couture cover artwork.

5. Manila Luzon is the representation of the loved queen. A diva that found her ways to get her people. I'm one of your fans Manila. I know you've got the potential and that you'd be surprisingly good for me. Manila is one of the most fascinating and charming personalities in the program. You can't just help it, you love her. Her instinctive moments serving face and body, her memorable readings of the other contestants, her attention to detail, and her risky concept of drag never afraid of being too campy made her one the most artistic and at the same time funniest drag queen ever!

Photo by Dvsross.

6. Vanessa Vanjie Mateo represents the personality queen. Her unique voice and her informal language are what we call a brand. Nowadays drag queens don't impersonate divas, they have become stars themselves. Vanjie is the clearest example. The well-connected Queen is also an example of a famous drag family. Her iconic Miss Vanjie moment was viral, #MissVanjie is now part of the Ru-story. About this, she told in an interview by Patrick Crowley for Billboard: "Fuck it. might as well have these bitches remember me." So I just started screaming at the top of my lungs "Miss Vanjie," over and over." Vanjie is all about magnetism, she can't imitate but herself. She even can thank herself! All about Miss Vanjie.

Photo Stomp Cover Artwork.

7. Eureka O'Hara is the drama queen. Eureka's always ready for some loud dramatization. When she's on stage like Damien Rice sings: "I can't take my eyes off you". She has proved also to be one of the most polished queens ever! Her makeup, hair, silhouette, and style are iconic! Adventurous in her fashion and characters' decisions, influential and proud, she can be simultaneously campy and modern. Impressively earnest Eureka is. Let's leave this clear, Tennessee Williams would have loved Eureka.

The photo was taken from her Facebook Profile (selfie).

8. Crystal Methyd is the kookiest queen. Different, crazy, unique, eerie, and extravagant, she loves her intricate costumes and arty makeup. Her choices are ahead of her time, I sometimes feel no everyone is ready for a queen like her. Crystal is surprising and risky. Her "I'm like a bird" moment is iconic but undervalued. No even RuPaul seemed to be prepared for her crown. It's common knowledge that Crystal is one of a kind. One of her charms is her sweetness and kindness as a person. She reminded me of Jinkx Monsoon's persona in that sense, her innocent smiles, and the way she looks when interacting with the other girls and the judges made us love her. Crystal, you are adorable, and you made the world's confinement a better experience during the whole season. Thanks!

Photo by Dvsross.

9. A'keria Chanel Davenport is one of the most beautiful pageant queens in RuPaul's Drag Race. All her runway looks are stunning, and her beauty queen's manners are just perfection! A'keria is absolutely flawless. She may be overlooked by hipsters, but you can't underestimate her polished aesthetic and her campy personality that make her an authentic threat. A'keria deserves her crown for providing the true link between the old and new pageants. Impeccable!

Photo by Daniel Dudek Corrigan.

10. Detox Icunt is the future of drag. Detox is one of the most powerful and strongest contestants in RuPaul's Drag Race. With her alien face and body, pop culture knowledge, and glam oddity, Detox has proved to be a professional of drag. Her runaway looks have elevated the concept of drag to the category of art. If I had to choose her moment, it will be her legendary look for the Season 5 final. She knows how to cause a commotion. Detox, you are a masterpiece.

Special mentions to the charismatic punk legend Adore Delano and the sensational Miz Cracker.

Seigar.

Instagram: @jseigar

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This article was first published in print by Red Hot Monde Magazine. Photos have been taken from Wikipedia, crediting the photographers or taken from the music single artworks.

#dragqueen #drag #rupaul drag race #rupaul all stars #gay #queer #queer art #performance #opinion

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russianfigureskatinghell · 3 years

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My Grand Prix qualifiers predictions!! (I'm very bad at these, so take it with a grain of salt)

Skate America (ladies/men):

🥇- Kaori Sakamoto / Nathan Chen

🥈- Alexandra Trusova / Shoma Uno

🥉- Amber Glenn / Vincent Zhou

Skate Canada (ladies/men):

🥇- Kamila Valieva / Nathan Chen

🥈- Alysa Liu / Jason Brown

🥉- Aliona Kostornaia / Keegan Messing

Cup of China (ladies/men):

🥇-Anna Shcherbakova / Yuma Kagiyama

🥈-Bradie Tennel / Mikhail Kolyada

🥉-Maiia Khronykh / Daniel Grassl

NHK Trophy (ladies/men):

🥇- Alexandra Trusova / Yuzuru Hanyu

🥈-Kaori Sakamoto / Shoma Uno

🥉-Alysa Liu / Matteo Rizzo

Internationaux de France (ladies/men):

🥇-Anna Shcherbakova / Yuma Kagiyama

🥈-Karen Chen / Jason Brown

🥉-Aliona Kostornaia / Andrei Mozalev

Rostelecom Cup (ladies/men):

🥇-Kamila Valieva / Mikhail Kolyada

🥈-Mariah Bell / Yuzuru Hanyu

🥉-Elizaveta Tuktamysheva / Matteo Rizzo

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