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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by jst » 17 Feb 2010, 12:18
Конечно евровидение, Женя же в этом событие также участвовал.Яна и Дима точно об этом вспомнят, у них всегда порядковый номер имеет магическое своиство
Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by cekoni » 17 Feb 2010, 12:30
Юляша ... 
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Parts from newspapers...
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/17/sport ... skate.html
Plushenko, Once Untouchable, Faces Competition
... “I’m in history already because I’m back after not skating for three and a half years, and then I won the Europeans, I won the nationals, I won a Grand Prix and I didn’t skate bad today,” Plushenko, 27, said. “So I would take any result — fifth, fourth, third, second. Oh, yeah, sure, it would be nice to win the gold medal, but I don’t have to.”
Plushenko acknowledged having jitters as he entered the Olympic rink. About 11,000 spectators watched him at the packed-to-the-brim Pacific Coliseum. Hundreds of people waved Russian flags, including one with the words, “Plushenko, your dream is our dream.”
The entire Russian men’s Olympic ice hockey team also had tuned into Plushenko’s performance. Alex Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals left wing who plays for the Russian team, had sent a message of support to Plushenko through Plushenko’s agent.
“It said the whole team is holding hands for you and watching you,” the agent, Ari Zakarian, said.
Knowing he was one of the biggest draws here, Plushenko gave the spectators exactly what they were waiting for.
Just after starting the program, he landed a quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination. As he flew into the air, his gold necklace whipped around and glittered under the lights. It was so breathtaking that it caused the crowd to hush. Not once did he look as if he was exerting any effort.
When he finished, he kissed his knuckles and wielded an imaginary sword in the air before slipping the sword back into an imaginary sheath.
His coach, Aleksei Mishin, said that any skater who wanted to win the gold medal should be trying the quad, a high-scoring jump that requires four full revolutions in the air.
But among the skaters in the top three Tuesday, only Plushenko tried it.
...
“I just can’t do it at the Olympic Games,” Joubert said. “Every time, it goes badly.”
All those skaters will have one day to regroup and prepare for the free skate, where they will chase one person: Plushenko.
“It’s the Olympic Games, so I will be nervous,” Plushenko said. “But I have a gold Olympic medal and I have a silver Olympic medal. I don’t care about the result.”
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http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/vancou ... oly,220093
Plushenko lands quad, sets bar high
Reigning Olympic champion Evgeni Plushenko has served notice to the rest of the figure skating competition.
Like Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao in the pairs competition, Plushenko skated early and posted a score that will be hard to beat. His 90.85 mark is just shy of the record 91.30 he set at last month’s European Championships.
Skating to Rodrigo’s “Concierto de Aranjuez,” the 27-year-old Russian opened with a big quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination, followed by a triple Axel, and triple Lutz. The jump content he laid down is the hardest being attempted by any man in the competition....
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http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/other ... 84015.html
Russian figure skater Evgeni Plushenko has stylish start in title defense
Evgeni Plushenko knows figure skaters score no points for subtlety.
So he strode onto the ice for his third Olympics on Tuesday wearing a rhinestone-studded black jumpsuit with fake plunging neckline -- and wearing black gloves, of course. He wore his customary mullet hairdo. He jumped and jumped, practically out of the Pacific Coliseum. And instead of bowing to the audience, he pulled an imaginary sword from an invisible scabbard, kissed it and slid it back in.
It was a gesture of confidence, and why not? Plushenko looks as good as ever. Maybe better.
Skating 10th, his score of 90.85 points held up through the night to give him the lead after the short program. He's the favorite, but he's competing against one of the deepest fields in men's skating history....
The sublime Stephane Lambiel, powerful Brian Joubert, lithe Patrick Chan, dynamic Nobunari Oda, clever Daisuke Takahashi, consistent Evan Lysacek, blossoming Jeremy Abbott, charismatic Johnny Weir - all came to the Vancouver Games with something to offer. But none may have enough to unseat Plushenko, the czar, still No. 1 despite creaky knees and a three-year retirement.
He's on a diet, too. He ate only one banana Tuesday. Russia's Plushenko is trying to become first repeat Olympic champion since Dick Button in 1952.
Even at 27, his jumps are better and more ambitious than those of his opponents. He opened with a quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination. Followed by a triple axel, then a triple lutz. There will be more in his long program Thursday. When it comes to variety and altitude, he is the LeBron James of his sport.
His footwork was the usual Plushenko illusion: Lots of arm waving and campy facial expressions but not so much going on underneath. His spins were labored.
But the jumps swept the fans off their feet. And had the judges giving him a big fat 51.10 for his technical score.Plushenko said he was tense but hid his feelings.``I'm very pleased with my jumps,'' he said. ``I was able to keep my nerves under control. When I landed the combination the audience erupted with applause and that really pushed me.
In the warmup I didn't do the quad on two attempts and I did a mistake on the first attempt of the axel. That made me nervous. I didn't know where my body was going.''
But when it was time to take the stage, Plushenko rose to the occasion, as he did in 2006.
"There is a lot of pressure, not only from the Russian side,'' he said. "Everybody is saying, `You must, you must.' ''
And he did....
It's Plushenko's to lose. He was not far off his world record of 91.30 points, set last month. One of the reasons he came back was to rescue Russian skating, which has slipped in recent years. A Russian pair failed to win Olympic gold Monday for the first time since 1960 (and with the strange case of 2002, when a Canadian pair got a second gold to calm a judging controversy).
"I thought with each Olympics it would become easier to compete but apparently it is becoming harder,'' he said.
It should be a thrilling Olympic long program, like the last one in Canada, the 1988 "Battle of the Brians.''
As for the swordplay, Plushenko copied the bravado from a friend.
"It was a planned improvisation,'' he said. "Alexander Radulov [Russian hockey player] does it when he scores a goal. I decided to do the same.''
Touché, Evgeni. Let's see what he unleashes next.
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http://www.ctvolympics.ca/figure-skatin ... 43473.html
Soaring Plushenko leads the pack
VANCOUVER - Say what you will about the skills of one Evgeni Plushenko, but the Russian threw down the gauntlet Tuesday night in the men's short program at the Olympics Games, doing a quad combination and declaring an apparent victory for the four-rotation jump.
Or so he thought.
Although he skated early, Plushenko won the short program with his quad-triple combination - but only just. The reigning world champion Evan Lysacek came within 0.55 points of defeating him, without a quad. And Japanese champion Daisuke Takahashi turned it into a race, too, only 0.05 points back of Lysacek. He too, did not do a quad.
Skating with the big boys, Canadian champion Patrick Chan of Toronto fumbled, ever so slightly, but just enough to drive him down to seventh place....
.....
Off four years, since he won gold in Turin, Plushenko admitted to nerves, but didn't show them. He didn't put a foot wrong. His spins have improved. He showed off complex turns in his footwork, making difficult changes of edge. And he landed a quadruple toe loop - triple toe loop combination seemingly with the ease of a man stretching his legs.
"Without quad, it's women's skating," declared Plushenko before most of the top men had skated. He lost 68 kilos to get to the Olympics and prove he was still the world's best.
And he hasn't finished the diet, he said. "I need to lose weight to be a figure skater," he said with a grin. He said he ate only one banana all day.
In spite of his lack of nourishment, Plushenko scored 90.85 for his short program, just short of the world record of 91.30 he set at the European championships last month.
"I made history already, because I'm back,'' he said without modesty. "I didn't skate 3 1/2 years. I won Europeans. I won [Russian] nationals. I won a Grand Prix, and not bad skate here today. Of course, it's not the end of fighting. Fighting is going to be in the free program."
It's never easy, Plushenko said. "If somebody going to say like today, I'm not nervous, or I skated easy, I'm not tired, that's not right. I'm not going to believe him because all the time it's hard. And it's hard for me because I didn't skate.''....
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http://www.japantoday.com/category/spor ... ashi-third
Plushenko wins short program; Takahashi third
... As he took the ice, longtime coach Alexei Mishin pumped his fist, as if to tell his star pupil, “Strength!”
Not that Plushenko needed any reminders.
“This is the symbol of every strong man,” Mishin said. “He was strong.”
Plushenko’s jumps were impressive as always. His quadruple toe loop-triple toe combination was huge and done with more ease than some skaters can manage in a single. His triple axel was done with perfect control, so much so that he showed off a little, changing his edge back and forth to produce a sassy swerve—right in time to the music, no less.
While his spins still aren’t in the same category as Lambiel’s, they were much improved from four years ago. His combination spin was perfectly centered and done so fast he’s lucky the gold charms on his necklace didn’t go flying into the crowd....
“I did a clean program and that’s important to me,” Plushenko said. “This is my third Olympic Games and I skated not bad. I’ll take any result in the Olympic Games.”
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"Evil" Russian
http://blogs.chron.com/tubular/archives ... r+(Tubular)
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Parts from newspapers...
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/17/sport ... skate.html
Plushenko, Once Untouchable, Faces Competition
... “I’m in history already because I’m back after not skating for three and a half years, and then I won the Europeans, I won the nationals, I won a Grand Prix and I didn’t skate bad today,” Plushenko, 27, said. “So I would take any result — fifth, fourth, third, second. Oh, yeah, sure, it would be nice to win the gold medal, but I don’t have to.”
Plushenko acknowledged having jitters as he entered the Olympic rink. About 11,000 spectators watched him at the packed-to-the-brim Pacific Coliseum. Hundreds of people waved Russian flags, including one with the words, “Plushenko, your dream is our dream.”
The entire Russian men’s Olympic ice hockey team also had tuned into Plushenko’s performance. Alex Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals left wing who plays for the Russian team, had sent a message of support to Plushenko through Plushenko’s agent.
“It said the whole team is holding hands for you and watching you,” the agent, Ari Zakarian, said.
Knowing he was one of the biggest draws here, Plushenko gave the spectators exactly what they were waiting for.
Just after starting the program, he landed a quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination. As he flew into the air, his gold necklace whipped around and glittered under the lights. It was so breathtaking that it caused the crowd to hush. Not once did he look as if he was exerting any effort.
When he finished, he kissed his knuckles and wielded an imaginary sword in the air before slipping the sword back into an imaginary sheath.
His coach, Aleksei Mishin, said that any skater who wanted to win the gold medal should be trying the quad, a high-scoring jump that requires four full revolutions in the air.
But among the skaters in the top three Tuesday, only Plushenko tried it.
...
“I just can’t do it at the Olympic Games,” Joubert said. “Every time, it goes badly.”
All those skaters will have one day to regroup and prepare for the free skate, where they will chase one person: Plushenko.
“It’s the Olympic Games, so I will be nervous,” Plushenko said. “But I have a gold Olympic medal and I have a silver Olympic medal. I don’t care about the result.”
----------------------------------------------
http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/vancou ... oly,220093
Plushenko lands quad, sets bar high
Reigning Olympic champion Evgeni Plushenko has served notice to the rest of the figure skating competition.
Like Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao in the pairs competition, Plushenko skated early and posted a score that will be hard to beat. His 90.85 mark is just shy of the record 91.30 he set at last month’s European Championships.
Skating to Rodrigo’s “Concierto de Aranjuez,” the 27-year-old Russian opened with a big quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination, followed by a triple Axel, and triple Lutz. The jump content he laid down is the hardest being attempted by any man in the competition....
---------------------------------------------
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/other ... 84015.html
Russian figure skater Evgeni Plushenko has stylish start in title defense
Evgeni Plushenko knows figure skaters score no points for subtlety.
So he strode onto the ice for his third Olympics on Tuesday wearing a rhinestone-studded black jumpsuit with fake plunging neckline -- and wearing black gloves, of course. He wore his customary mullet hairdo. He jumped and jumped, practically out of the Pacific Coliseum. And instead of bowing to the audience, he pulled an imaginary sword from an invisible scabbard, kissed it and slid it back in.
It was a gesture of confidence, and why not? Plushenko looks as good as ever. Maybe better.
Skating 10th, his score of 90.85 points held up through the night to give him the lead after the short program. He's the favorite, but he's competing against one of the deepest fields in men's skating history....
The sublime Stephane Lambiel, powerful Brian Joubert, lithe Patrick Chan, dynamic Nobunari Oda, clever Daisuke Takahashi, consistent Evan Lysacek, blossoming Jeremy Abbott, charismatic Johnny Weir - all came to the Vancouver Games with something to offer. But none may have enough to unseat Plushenko, the czar, still No. 1 despite creaky knees and a three-year retirement.
He's on a diet, too. He ate only one banana Tuesday. Russia's Plushenko is trying to become first repeat Olympic champion since Dick Button in 1952.
Even at 27, his jumps are better and more ambitious than those of his opponents. He opened with a quadruple toe loop-triple toe loop combination. Followed by a triple axel, then a triple lutz. There will be more in his long program Thursday. When it comes to variety and altitude, he is the LeBron James of his sport.
His footwork was the usual Plushenko illusion: Lots of arm waving and campy facial expressions but not so much going on underneath. His spins were labored.
But the jumps swept the fans off their feet. And had the judges giving him a big fat 51.10 for his technical score.Plushenko said he was tense but hid his feelings.``I'm very pleased with my jumps,'' he said. ``I was able to keep my nerves under control. When I landed the combination the audience erupted with applause and that really pushed me.
In the warmup I didn't do the quad on two attempts and I did a mistake on the first attempt of the axel. That made me nervous. I didn't know where my body was going.''
But when it was time to take the stage, Plushenko rose to the occasion, as he did in 2006.
"There is a lot of pressure, not only from the Russian side,'' he said. "Everybody is saying, `You must, you must.' ''
And he did....
It's Plushenko's to lose. He was not far off his world record of 91.30 points, set last month. One of the reasons he came back was to rescue Russian skating, which has slipped in recent years. A Russian pair failed to win Olympic gold Monday for the first time since 1960 (and with the strange case of 2002, when a Canadian pair got a second gold to calm a judging controversy).
"I thought with each Olympics it would become easier to compete but apparently it is becoming harder,'' he said.
It should be a thrilling Olympic long program, like the last one in Canada, the 1988 "Battle of the Brians.''
As for the swordplay, Plushenko copied the bravado from a friend.
"It was a planned improvisation,'' he said. "Alexander Radulov [Russian hockey player] does it when he scores a goal. I decided to do the same.''
Touché, Evgeni. Let's see what he unleashes next.
-------------------------------------------------
http://www.ctvolympics.ca/figure-skatin ... 43473.html
Soaring Plushenko leads the pack
VANCOUVER - Say what you will about the skills of one Evgeni Plushenko, but the Russian threw down the gauntlet Tuesday night in the men's short program at the Olympics Games, doing a quad combination and declaring an apparent victory for the four-rotation jump.
Or so he thought.
Although he skated early, Plushenko won the short program with his quad-triple combination - but only just. The reigning world champion Evan Lysacek came within 0.55 points of defeating him, without a quad. And Japanese champion Daisuke Takahashi turned it into a race, too, only 0.05 points back of Lysacek. He too, did not do a quad.
Skating with the big boys, Canadian champion Patrick Chan of Toronto fumbled, ever so slightly, but just enough to drive him down to seventh place....
.....
Off four years, since he won gold in Turin, Plushenko admitted to nerves, but didn't show them. He didn't put a foot wrong. His spins have improved. He showed off complex turns in his footwork, making difficult changes of edge. And he landed a quadruple toe loop - triple toe loop combination seemingly with the ease of a man stretching his legs.
"Without quad, it's women's skating," declared Plushenko before most of the top men had skated. He lost 68 kilos to get to the Olympics and prove he was still the world's best.
And he hasn't finished the diet, he said. "I need to lose weight to be a figure skater," he said with a grin. He said he ate only one banana all day.
In spite of his lack of nourishment, Plushenko scored 90.85 for his short program, just short of the world record of 91.30 he set at the European championships last month.
"I made history already, because I'm back,'' he said without modesty. "I didn't skate 3 1/2 years. I won Europeans. I won [Russian] nationals. I won a Grand Prix, and not bad skate here today. Of course, it's not the end of fighting. Fighting is going to be in the free program."
It's never easy, Plushenko said. "If somebody going to say like today, I'm not nervous, or I skated easy, I'm not tired, that's not right. I'm not going to believe him because all the time it's hard. And it's hard for me because I didn't skate.''....
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http://www.japantoday.com/category/spor ... ashi-third
Plushenko wins short program; Takahashi third
... As he took the ice, longtime coach Alexei Mishin pumped his fist, as if to tell his star pupil, “Strength!”
Not that Plushenko needed any reminders.
“This is the symbol of every strong man,” Mishin said. “He was strong.”
Plushenko’s jumps were impressive as always. His quadruple toe loop-triple toe combination was huge and done with more ease than some skaters can manage in a single. His triple axel was done with perfect control, so much so that he showed off a little, changing his edge back and forth to produce a sassy swerve—right in time to the music, no less.
While his spins still aren’t in the same category as Lambiel’s, they were much improved from four years ago. His combination spin was perfectly centered and done so fast he’s lucky the gold charms on his necklace didn’t go flying into the crowd....
“I did a clean program and that’s important to me,” Plushenko said. “This is my third Olympic Games and I skated not bad. I’ll take any result in the Olympic Games.”
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by Antolla » 17 Feb 2010, 12:42
jst wrote:Конечно евровидение, Женя же в этом событие также участвовал.Яна и Дима точно об этом вспомнят, у них всегда порядковый номер имеет магическое своиство
10-й тоже магический тогда есть. Билан еще в 2006-м Евровидение с ним можно сказать выиграл, если бы не упыри из Финляндии кто помнит
, а потом еще год наверное в беленькой маечке с 10-м номером ходил "Когда на свете появляется истинный гений, то узнать его можно хотя бы потому, что все тупоголовые соединяются в борьбе против него".
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by cekoni » 17 Feb 2010, 12:47
... and for today's morning ending ... 
http://www.isuresults.com/results/owg2010/SEG001.HTM
Men - Short Program
Result Details
Pl. Name Nation TSS= TES+ PCS+ SS TR PE CH IN Ded.- StN.
1 PLUSHENKO Evgeni RUS 90.85 51.10 39.75 8.20 6.80 8.65 7.85 8.25 0.00 #10
2 LYSACEK Evan USA 90.30 48.30 42.00 8.20 7.95 8.60 8.50 8.75 0.00 #28
3 TAKAHASHI Daisuke JPN 90.25 48.90 41.35 8.30 7.50 8.55 8.30 8.70 0.00 #17
4 ODA Nobunari JPN 84.85 46.00 38.85 8.00 7.15 8.00 7.80 7.90 0.00 #20
5 LAMBIEL Stephane SUI 84.63 41.48 43.15 8.50 8.20 8.65 8.65 9.15 0.00 #19
6 WEIR Johnny USA 82.10 42.90 39.20 7.90 7.45 7.90 7.80 8.15 0.00 #25
7 CHAN Patrick CAN 81.12 41.42 40.70 8.30 7.85 8.00 8.25 8.30 1.00 #24
8 KOZUKA Takahiko JPN 79.59 42.14 37.45 7.60 7.25 7.55 7.60 7.45 0.00 #22
9 BREZINA Michal CZE 78.80 42.50 36.30 7.35 7.00 7.35 7.30 7.30 0.00 #30
10 TEN Denis KAZ 76.24 41.24 35.00 7.20 6.55 7.10 6.90 7.25 0.00 #16
11 AMODIO Florent FRA 75.35 41.90 33.45 6.65 6.40 6.80 6.65 6.95 0.00 #4
12 van der PERREN Kevin BEL 72.90 39.20 33.70 6.95 6.35 6.95 6.60 6.85 0.00 #26
13 BORODULIN Artem RUS 72.24 39.94 32.30 6.50 5.95 6.70 6.55 6.60 0.00 #13
14 CONTESTI Samuel ITA 70.60 36.60 35.00 7.15 6.60 7.10 7.00 7.15 1.00 #23
15 ABBOTT Jeremy USA 69.40 30.70 38.70 7.90 7.75 7.30 7.85 7.90 0.00 #29
16 FERNANDEZ Javier ESP 68.69 37.64 31.05 6.25 5.85 6.30 6.15 6.50 0.00 #15
17 LINDEMANN Stefan GER 68.50 37.70 30.80 6.40 5.85 6.30 6.05 6.20 0.00 #14
18 JOUBERT Brian FRA 68.00 31.90 37.10 7.90 6.80 7.45 7.35 7.60 1.00 #21
19 VERNER Tomas CZE 65.32 30.02 36.30 7.50 7.05 7.20 7.30 7.25 1.00 #27
20 BACCHINI Paolo ITA 64.42 34.82 29.60 5.90 5.55 6.00 6.00 6.15 0.00 #11
21 KOVALEVSKI Anton UKR 63.81 36.66 27.15 5.60 4.90 5.60 5.40 5.65 0.00 #2
22 SCHULTHEISS Adrian SWE 63.13 32.78 30.35 6.25 5.85 6.25 6.00 6.00 0.00 #18
23 PFEIFER Viktor AUT 60.88 34.08 26.80 5.45 5.05 5.50 5.25 5.55 0.00 #5
24 CHIPEUR Vaughn CAN 57.22 30.22 27.00 5.80 5.05 5.35 5.40 5.40 0.00 #9
25 RI Song Chol PRK 56.60 33.40 23.20 5.15 4.15 4.80 4.60 4.50 0.00 #1
26 RAKIMGALIEV Abzal KAZ 55.88 32.48 23.40 5.05 4.45 4.80 4.50 4.60 0.00 #6
27 URBAS Gregor SLO 53.02 28.92 24.10 5.10 4.45 4.85 4.90 4.80 0.00 #3
28 DOMANSKI Przemyslaw POL 52.14 28.44 23.70 4.80 4.60 4.80 4.80 4.70 0.00 #7
29 KELEMEN Zoltan ROU 51.95 27.40 25.55 5.25 4.75 5.25 5.10 5.20 1.00 #12
30 NURMENKARI Ari-Pekka FIN 44.62 22.72 22.90 5.00 4.30 4.50 4.70 4.40 1.00 #8
Legend
TSS Total Segment Score
TES Technical Element Score
PCS Program Component Score
SS Skating Skills
TR Transitions
PE Performance/Execution
CH Choreography
IN Interpretation
http://www.isuresults.com/results/owg2010/SEG001.HTM
Men - Short Program
Result Details
Pl. Name Nation TSS= TES+ PCS+ SS TR PE CH IN Ded.- StN.
1 PLUSHENKO Evgeni RUS 90.85 51.10 39.75 8.20 6.80 8.65 7.85 8.25 0.00 #10
2 LYSACEK Evan USA 90.30 48.30 42.00 8.20 7.95 8.60 8.50 8.75 0.00 #28
3 TAKAHASHI Daisuke JPN 90.25 48.90 41.35 8.30 7.50 8.55 8.30 8.70 0.00 #17
4 ODA Nobunari JPN 84.85 46.00 38.85 8.00 7.15 8.00 7.80 7.90 0.00 #20
5 LAMBIEL Stephane SUI 84.63 41.48 43.15 8.50 8.20 8.65 8.65 9.15 0.00 #19
6 WEIR Johnny USA 82.10 42.90 39.20 7.90 7.45 7.90 7.80 8.15 0.00 #25
7 CHAN Patrick CAN 81.12 41.42 40.70 8.30 7.85 8.00 8.25 8.30 1.00 #24
8 KOZUKA Takahiko JPN 79.59 42.14 37.45 7.60 7.25 7.55 7.60 7.45 0.00 #22
9 BREZINA Michal CZE 78.80 42.50 36.30 7.35 7.00 7.35 7.30 7.30 0.00 #30
10 TEN Denis KAZ 76.24 41.24 35.00 7.20 6.55 7.10 6.90 7.25 0.00 #16
11 AMODIO Florent FRA 75.35 41.90 33.45 6.65 6.40 6.80 6.65 6.95 0.00 #4
12 van der PERREN Kevin BEL 72.90 39.20 33.70 6.95 6.35 6.95 6.60 6.85 0.00 #26
13 BORODULIN Artem RUS 72.24 39.94 32.30 6.50 5.95 6.70 6.55 6.60 0.00 #13
14 CONTESTI Samuel ITA 70.60 36.60 35.00 7.15 6.60 7.10 7.00 7.15 1.00 #23
15 ABBOTT Jeremy USA 69.40 30.70 38.70 7.90 7.75 7.30 7.85 7.90 0.00 #29
16 FERNANDEZ Javier ESP 68.69 37.64 31.05 6.25 5.85 6.30 6.15 6.50 0.00 #15
17 LINDEMANN Stefan GER 68.50 37.70 30.80 6.40 5.85 6.30 6.05 6.20 0.00 #14
18 JOUBERT Brian FRA 68.00 31.90 37.10 7.90 6.80 7.45 7.35 7.60 1.00 #21
19 VERNER Tomas CZE 65.32 30.02 36.30 7.50 7.05 7.20 7.30 7.25 1.00 #27
20 BACCHINI Paolo ITA 64.42 34.82 29.60 5.90 5.55 6.00 6.00 6.15 0.00 #11
21 KOVALEVSKI Anton UKR 63.81 36.66 27.15 5.60 4.90 5.60 5.40 5.65 0.00 #2
22 SCHULTHEISS Adrian SWE 63.13 32.78 30.35 6.25 5.85 6.25 6.00 6.00 0.00 #18
23 PFEIFER Viktor AUT 60.88 34.08 26.80 5.45 5.05 5.50 5.25 5.55 0.00 #5
24 CHIPEUR Vaughn CAN 57.22 30.22 27.00 5.80 5.05 5.35 5.40 5.40 0.00 #9
25 RI Song Chol PRK 56.60 33.40 23.20 5.15 4.15 4.80 4.60 4.50 0.00 #1
26 RAKIMGALIEV Abzal KAZ 55.88 32.48 23.40 5.05 4.45 4.80 4.50 4.60 0.00 #6
27 URBAS Gregor SLO 53.02 28.92 24.10 5.10 4.45 4.85 4.90 4.80 0.00 #3
28 DOMANSKI Przemyslaw POL 52.14 28.44 23.70 4.80 4.60 4.80 4.80 4.70 0.00 #7
29 KELEMEN Zoltan ROU 51.95 27.40 25.55 5.25 4.75 5.25 5.10 5.20 1.00 #12
30 NURMENKARI Ari-Pekka FIN 44.62 22.72 22.90 5.00 4.30 4.50 4.70 4.40 1.00 #8
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TES Technical Element Score
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by cekoni » 17 Feb 2010, 13:14
http://www.isuresults.com/results/owg20 ... hedule.pdf
FIGURE SKATING MEN - FREE SKATING
START LIST WITH TIMES
THU 18 FEB 2010 / START TIME 17:00
Starting Number - Name NOC - Start Time - Finish Time - Current Rank - Current Points
17:00:00 17:07:00 Warm-Up Group No.1
17:07:30 17:15:50 1 VERNER Tomas CZE 19 65.32
17:15:50 17:24:10 2 BACCHINI Paolo ITA 20 64.42
17:24:10 17:32:30 3 PFEIFER Viktor AUT 23 60.88
17:32:30 17:40:50 4 CHIPEUR Vaughn CAN 24 57.22
17:40:50 17:49:10 5 KOVALEVSKI Anton UKR 21 63.81
17:49:10 17:57:30 6 SCHULTHEISS Adrian SWE 22 63.13
17:57:30 18:04:30 Warm-Up Group No.2
18:05:00 18:13:20 7 LINDEMANN Stefan GER 17 68.50
18:13:20 18:21:40 8 BORODULIN Artem RUS 13 72.24
18:21:40 18:30:00 9 ABBOTT Jeremy USA 15 69.40
18:30:00 18:38:20 10 CONTESTI Samuel ITA 14 70.60
18:38:20 18:46:40 11 FERNANDEZ Javier ESP 16 68.69
18:46:40 18:55:00 12 JOUBERT Brian FRA 18 68.00
18:55:00 19:10:00 Resurfacing of the Ice
19:10:00 19:17:00 Warm-Up Group No.3
19:17:30 19:25:50 13 KOZUKA Takahiko JPN 8 79.59
19:25:50 19:34:10 14 TEN Denis KAZ 10 76.24
19:34:10 19:42:30 15 van der PERREN Kevin BEL 12 72.90
19:42:30 19:50:50 16 AMODIO Florent FRA 11 75.35
19:50:50 19:59:10 17 CHAN Patrick CAN 7 81.12
19:59:10 20:07:30 18 BREZINA Michal CZE 9 78.80
20:07:30 20:14:30 Warm-Up Group No.4
20:15:00 20:23:20 19 LYSACEK Evan USA 2 90.30
20:23:20 20:31:40 20 ODA Nobunari JPN 4 84.85
20:31:40 20:40:00 21 LAMBIEL Stephane SUI 5 84.63
20:40:00 20:48:20 22 TAKAHASHI Daisuke JPN 3 90.25
20:48:20 20:56:40 23 WEIR Johnny USA 6 82.10
20:56:40 21:05:00 24 PLUSHENKO Evgeni RUS 1 90.85
... friday morning - Moscow time 07:55 , CET 05:55 ....
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f ... c=0&p1=256
FIGURE SKATING MEN - FREE SKATING
START LIST WITH TIMES
THU 18 FEB 2010 / START TIME 17:00
Starting Number - Name NOC - Start Time - Finish Time - Current Rank - Current Points
17:00:00 17:07:00 Warm-Up Group No.1
17:07:30 17:15:50 1 VERNER Tomas CZE 19 65.32
17:15:50 17:24:10 2 BACCHINI Paolo ITA 20 64.42
17:24:10 17:32:30 3 PFEIFER Viktor AUT 23 60.88
17:32:30 17:40:50 4 CHIPEUR Vaughn CAN 24 57.22
17:40:50 17:49:10 5 KOVALEVSKI Anton UKR 21 63.81
17:49:10 17:57:30 6 SCHULTHEISS Adrian SWE 22 63.13
17:57:30 18:04:30 Warm-Up Group No.2
18:05:00 18:13:20 7 LINDEMANN Stefan GER 17 68.50
18:13:20 18:21:40 8 BORODULIN Artem RUS 13 72.24
18:21:40 18:30:00 9 ABBOTT Jeremy USA 15 69.40
18:30:00 18:38:20 10 CONTESTI Samuel ITA 14 70.60
18:38:20 18:46:40 11 FERNANDEZ Javier ESP 16 68.69
18:46:40 18:55:00 12 JOUBERT Brian FRA 18 68.00
18:55:00 19:10:00 Resurfacing of the Ice
19:10:00 19:17:00 Warm-Up Group No.3
19:17:30 19:25:50 13 KOZUKA Takahiko JPN 8 79.59
19:25:50 19:34:10 14 TEN Denis KAZ 10 76.24
19:34:10 19:42:30 15 van der PERREN Kevin BEL 12 72.90
19:42:30 19:50:50 16 AMODIO Florent FRA 11 75.35
19:50:50 19:59:10 17 CHAN Patrick CAN 7 81.12
19:59:10 20:07:30 18 BREZINA Michal CZE 9 78.80
20:07:30 20:14:30 Warm-Up Group No.4
20:15:00 20:23:20 19 LYSACEK Evan USA 2 90.30
20:23:20 20:31:40 20 ODA Nobunari JPN 4 84.85
20:31:40 20:40:00 21 LAMBIEL Stephane SUI 5 84.63
20:40:00 20:48:20 22 TAKAHASHI Daisuke JPN 3 90.25
20:48:20 20:56:40 23 WEIR Johnny USA 6 82.10
20:56:40 21:05:00 24 PLUSHENKO Evgeni RUS 1 90.85
... friday morning - Moscow time 07:55 , CET 05:55 ....
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by ice_sympathy » 17 Feb 2010, 13:22
The new judgement system is really strange, there's no logics in it. According to it, you can jump only triple jumps, but clear, and you will have more points than someone, who has jumped quadriples, but with little mistakes. This kind of judgement isn't encouraging skaters to do their best and to make their skating more attractive. Figure skating can't deevelop with such kind of judgement.
Well done to Plushy!!!
I feel totally proud of supporting him! Удачи, Женя! 
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by Scarlett » 17 Feb 2010, 14:17
Евгений Плющенко: Из трех моих Олимпиад ванкуверская - наитруднейшая
17.02 13:00 | Российская Газета
Знали: будет трудно. Но не так же. У Жени 90.85 балла, американец Лайсачек накатал на 90.30, а японец Такахаши уступил ему пять сотых. Напряжение огромное еще и по причинам, от Плющенко не зависящих. Сборная России на 19-м месте в неофициальном, но таком подсчитываемом всеми командном зачете.
- И обрушилось - на меня, - не жалуется, а просто рассказывает мне, да, наверное, и не только мне, Плющенко. - Не могу пройти по Олимпийской деревне. Ко мне подходят знакомые, малознакомые и просто неизвестные люди. Просят: Женя, ты должен, вся надежда на тебя, у тебя - единственный 100-процентный шанс. Откуда и кто взял эти 100 процентов? И я иду по деревне, подняв капюшон, натянув на глаза кепку. Мне тяжело, я три с лишним года не соревновался. И почему теперь я должен?
И все-таки должен, потому что больше, кажется, некому взять на себя лидерство в индивидуальных видах. Люди готовились к Играм целый олимпийский цикл, а должен - он. Так уж случилось и произошло.
Из кулуаров турнира донеслось, будто в Международном Союзе конькобежцев вообще недовольны ходом олимпийского турнира. Для начала картину подпортили нам и Жене, сейчас объясню почему, китайцы. Хонгбо Джао, ему под 40, с женой Ксю Шен, Ксюшей (ей 31), безоговорочно выиграли у всех молоденьких спортивных пар. И если дать победить сейчас Плющенко, то придется выяснять, что же делало ИСУ все четыре года после Игр-2006 в Турине. В других видах растут результаты, а в фигурном катании, если побеждают чуть не весь олимпийский цикл отдыхавшие ветераны, выходит, застой? Эта версия "дать дорогу молодым" гуляет сейчас по коридорам.
Упорно нападали на Плющенко и соперники. Особенно 20-летний канадец китайского происхождения Чан. Сколько раздал интервью и потратил сил, доказывая, что он, а никак не Плющенко, сильнейший. Что на сегодняшнюю ночь никак не подтверждается слабоватым результатом Чана. Ладно с Фэйр Плей, но и держать себя в руках Чан не научился.
Ну и нападки прессы. Вдруг выплыл такой тезис: Плющенко - спортсмен ушедшего поколения. Даже термин придумали - "поколения оценок 6.0". Обидно, задело за живое.
Но Плющенко сам подчеркивает, признает, настаивает: я борюсь только с самим собой. Вчера борьба проходила успешно. Вот как оценил свое лидерство сам Женя:
- Я сделал все, что смог. Можно чуть лучше и чище. Постараюсь показать это 18-го.
Исключительно компетентные судьи тоже подтвердили, что катание очень хорошее, но был Женя чуть зажат. Чувствовалось, что нервничает.
- А кто не нервничает на Олимпийских играх? Нельзя с ним познакомиться? - Иронизирует Евгений, все же признавая:
- Из всех трех моих Олимпиад - эта, по стечению абсолютно всех обстоятельств, - наитруднейшая. Ну надо же, совпало все. Но я не жалуюсь, а иду отдыхать, потому что есть еще день, чтобы привести себя в порядок.
Однако не всe и не все теперь против нас. Откатился нежданно велико француз Брайан Жубер. Не в форме артист из Швейцарии Ламбьелль. Чан только в обморок не упал, услышав оценки. У Лайсачака нет четверного прыжка. То есть он есть, но включать его в программу по образному выражению известной дамы - американской же тренерши, "Лайсачек станет, только если в его доме начнется пожар. А так прыжок он лишь тренирует". Единственное, чего не знает никто, кроме фигуриста из США, загорелось ли?
Тренер Мишин был очень доволен. "Российскую газету" поблагодарил за товарищескую поддержку. Американским журналистам, на Женю нападавшим, дал решительный отпор на своем простом и понятном английском.
Перед 18 февраля у меня остается вопрос, дать ответ на который может лишь сам Плющенко. Он героическими усилиями вошел в форму. Он сбросил лишние полпуда. Он подготовил новые программы, а когда кое-что в них не понравилось судьям, быстренько все это исправил. Но не разучился ли он за время ледового отсутствия бороться с соперниками? Лицом к лицу, где око за око? Если нет, не его вина, но возвращаться просто так без золотых медалей домой неприлично. Действительно, Евгений в ответе за всe и за всех
http://olymp2010.rambler.ru/sport/figur ... ws/175611/
17.02 13:00 | Российская Газета
Знали: будет трудно. Но не так же. У Жени 90.85 балла, американец Лайсачек накатал на 90.30, а японец Такахаши уступил ему пять сотых. Напряжение огромное еще и по причинам, от Плющенко не зависящих. Сборная России на 19-м месте в неофициальном, но таком подсчитываемом всеми командном зачете.
- И обрушилось - на меня, - не жалуется, а просто рассказывает мне, да, наверное, и не только мне, Плющенко. - Не могу пройти по Олимпийской деревне. Ко мне подходят знакомые, малознакомые и просто неизвестные люди. Просят: Женя, ты должен, вся надежда на тебя, у тебя - единственный 100-процентный шанс. Откуда и кто взял эти 100 процентов? И я иду по деревне, подняв капюшон, натянув на глаза кепку. Мне тяжело, я три с лишним года не соревновался. И почему теперь я должен?
И все-таки должен, потому что больше, кажется, некому взять на себя лидерство в индивидуальных видах. Люди готовились к Играм целый олимпийский цикл, а должен - он. Так уж случилось и произошло.
Из кулуаров турнира донеслось, будто в Международном Союзе конькобежцев вообще недовольны ходом олимпийского турнира. Для начала картину подпортили нам и Жене, сейчас объясню почему, китайцы. Хонгбо Джао, ему под 40, с женой Ксю Шен, Ксюшей (ей 31), безоговорочно выиграли у всех молоденьких спортивных пар. И если дать победить сейчас Плющенко, то придется выяснять, что же делало ИСУ все четыре года после Игр-2006 в Турине. В других видах растут результаты, а в фигурном катании, если побеждают чуть не весь олимпийский цикл отдыхавшие ветераны, выходит, застой? Эта версия "дать дорогу молодым" гуляет сейчас по коридорам.
Упорно нападали на Плющенко и соперники. Особенно 20-летний канадец китайского происхождения Чан. Сколько раздал интервью и потратил сил, доказывая, что он, а никак не Плющенко, сильнейший. Что на сегодняшнюю ночь никак не подтверждается слабоватым результатом Чана. Ладно с Фэйр Плей, но и держать себя в руках Чан не научился.
Ну и нападки прессы. Вдруг выплыл такой тезис: Плющенко - спортсмен ушедшего поколения. Даже термин придумали - "поколения оценок 6.0". Обидно, задело за живое.
Но Плющенко сам подчеркивает, признает, настаивает: я борюсь только с самим собой. Вчера борьба проходила успешно. Вот как оценил свое лидерство сам Женя:
- Я сделал все, что смог. Можно чуть лучше и чище. Постараюсь показать это 18-го.
Исключительно компетентные судьи тоже подтвердили, что катание очень хорошее, но был Женя чуть зажат. Чувствовалось, что нервничает.
- А кто не нервничает на Олимпийских играх? Нельзя с ним познакомиться? - Иронизирует Евгений, все же признавая:
- Из всех трех моих Олимпиад - эта, по стечению абсолютно всех обстоятельств, - наитруднейшая. Ну надо же, совпало все. Но я не жалуюсь, а иду отдыхать, потому что есть еще день, чтобы привести себя в порядок.
Однако не всe и не все теперь против нас. Откатился нежданно велико француз Брайан Жубер. Не в форме артист из Швейцарии Ламбьелль. Чан только в обморок не упал, услышав оценки. У Лайсачака нет четверного прыжка. То есть он есть, но включать его в программу по образному выражению известной дамы - американской же тренерши, "Лайсачек станет, только если в его доме начнется пожар. А так прыжок он лишь тренирует". Единственное, чего не знает никто, кроме фигуриста из США, загорелось ли?
Тренер Мишин был очень доволен. "Российскую газету" поблагодарил за товарищескую поддержку. Американским журналистам, на Женю нападавшим, дал решительный отпор на своем простом и понятном английском.
Перед 18 февраля у меня остается вопрос, дать ответ на который может лишь сам Плющенко. Он героическими усилиями вошел в форму. Он сбросил лишние полпуда. Он подготовил новые программы, а когда кое-что в них не понравилось судьям, быстренько все это исправил. Но не разучился ли он за время ледового отсутствия бороться с соперниками? Лицом к лицу, где око за око? Если нет, не его вина, но возвращаться просто так без золотых медалей домой неприлично. Действительно, Евгений в ответе за всe и за всех
http://olymp2010.rambler.ru/sport/figur ... ws/175611/
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by Вера » 17 Feb 2010, 14:18
Браво, Женя!!! 
Это было красиво! Удачи в произвольной!!!
Юляша, cekoni, спасибо за фотки!
В интервью каналу Россия2 Женя сказал, что бог был с ним и ангел-хранитель тоже.
Вася Соловьев: "это свинство со стороны судей так давить оценками за компоненты".
Ничего, Женя. Бог не выдаст, свинья не съест (русская народная пословица
)
Это было красиво! Удачи в произвольной!!!Юляша, cekoni, спасибо за фотки!
В интервью каналу Россия2 Женя сказал, что бог был с ним и ангел-хранитель тоже.
Вася Соловьев: "это свинство со стороны судей так давить оценками за компоненты".
Ничего, Женя. Бог не выдаст, свинья не съест (русская народная пословица
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by Вера » 17 Feb 2010, 14:33
На связи Ванкувер. 17.02.10, НТВ+, Василий Соловьев.
("On-line Vancouver" 17.02.10, NTV+, Vasiliy Solovyev) - analysis scores for Men's SP
Часть / part 1
http://www.onlinedisk.ru/file/353398/
Часть / part 2
http://jumbofiles.com/flsuwo8gr4sx
("On-line Vancouver" 17.02.10, NTV+, Vasiliy Solovyev) - analysis scores for Men's SP
Часть / part 1
http://www.onlinedisk.ru/file/353398/
Часть / part 2
http://jumbofiles.com/flsuwo8gr4sx
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Re: Женя НА ОЛИМПИЙСКИХ ИГРАХ || Plushy at the Olympics
by koshuka » 17 Feb 2010, 14:46
Scarlett wrote:
Но не разучился ли он за время ледового отсутствия бороться с соперниками? Лицом к лицу, где око за око? Если нет, не его вина, [b]но возвращаться просто так без золотых медалей домой неприлично. Действительно, Евгений в ответе за всe и за всех
http://olymp2010.rambler.ru/sport/figur ... ws/175611/
Сколько можно всякие глупости писать
Бедный Женечка, как же ему наверное тяжело
Женя, в любом случае, ты самый лучший!!!
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