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Perelandra

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  1. Thank you letting me know. So happy to have the Planet and glad to help in this small Thank you also for helping to restore the Tickets thread
  2. Thank you, also trying to prove the point that Yuzu does indeed have fans in Antarctica. ( "act cute and cuddly boys, cute and cuddly" )
  3. Thanks Geo I have seen and saved to playlist the video of Reign of Pooh, love it The fancam is new to me and the giant bear is hilarious. Yuzu does seem to look in it's general direction. I wonder if the thought crossing his mind ( sorry wild speculation ) was actually " Good heavens one of the cosplay fans has fainted and fallen onto the ice, don't look, just skate on past, smile and wave, smile and wave " ( just channeling the penguins of Madagascar )
  4. Best wishes for the future to both Good to see Ashley Cain looking well. Lots of people were quite rightly concerned for her after she had fallen and banged her head at World's. I'm glad that she has recovered with no head injury sequelae
  5. Thank you, Merci bien for your uplifting sentiments. Yuzu and Satellites are always such kind people I do remember seeing at least one enormous Winnie and another huge bear in a Pooh Storm, just brilliant, I always hoped it was the satellite who had written about hoping to buy one to throw.
  6. Yes, please any info on ticket purchase would be tremendously useful. Should this discussion go in the event thread or the ticket thread? Thank you to all in advance for info We will have to wait for Yuzu to announce whether competing or not and also for allocations, as applicable
  7. Hi Lovely Satellites Couple of what might be really foolish questions and this might not be the correct thread, apologies in advance I was wondering, because I may have missed the project, did the Planet organise a message of support for Yuzu after Beijing? Ages ago, I recall that a satellite was going to attend ?COR? and was planning to buy a massive Pooh to throw "about the size of an average 3 yo". I really hope that whoever it was managed to attend that comp, find a huge Pooh and throw it. Sorry but it brings smile to my face even thinking about it and the logistics of finding said Pooh to purchase, getting him to the venue and launching him onto the ice I would really love to know how this venture went
  8. Thank you for the translation. Aaahhh, Katerina Witt, beautiful, legendary Ice Queen with her gorgeous mature, expressive performances There are many concerns about quad jumps, for instance the programme deficiencies which occur due to long run ups for jumps and lack of time for artistry and skating skills. I have real concerns about youngsters spending hours and hours on repetitive jump training and the strain on the developing musculoskeletal system. Logically this cannot be a good thing and must surely contribute to skaters having to retire at young ages, sometimes whilst still in teens. So sad for so many reasons
  9. Congratulations, have an amazing time
  10. " As I age " Really Yuzu? We all know that there is a fountain in a courtyard of Imperial residence on Planet Hanyu, whose waters imbue the drinker with eternal youth. Only the Ice Emperor may partake of the glacial meltwater from this fountain
  11. Really great news for you. Hope that Yuzu attends and that you will have a wonderful time
  12. What gorgeous horde of treasures, lucky you, enjoy. The Etude photo is lovely
  13. Hanyuconomy in action. Definitely hope to see more global access for ice shows on tv I'm always surprised by the fact that this has not been organised already and that the financial benefits cannot be seen by JSF or ISU. The money follows the Ice Emperor There is evidence that the core of Planet Hanyu contains a significant proportion of molten gold, previous eruptions of Mount Irene have sometimes been laden with gold glitter sized particles ( ISU congress revealed that the budget deficit for ISU is around 5 M CHF per year, £4130000, $5000000 - take heed, at risk of extinction organisations )
  14. Lucky you 4CC is due to be in Sydney 2023, to replace the championship that was cancelled in 2021, due to COVID Would love to attend but Oz is bit too far to travel atm, even for a sighting of our beloved Ice Emperor. Hope that you will be able to buy tickets and meet other satellites and be drenched with Pooh rain
  15. My main concern is getting ticket and also one which has good view + open practice + gala Most likely will just try to buy ticket as soon as available and assuming Yuzu is going to compete
  16. Thank you kindly for your explanation. As this is quite a novel event I was interested to know the format, for my own education. Again many thanks
  17. The VIP tickets are expensive What price dear friends would be fair to see a Magical Skating Unicorn?
  18. Correct, Yuzu mentioned in interview that healing was not yet complete. All the same Yuzu seemed to be able to perform jumps with good height and rotation during the show numbers. First event for the new season would be September, Challenger series and October for Grand Prix series. Yuzu skated in shows during 2018 summer, initially without jumps and then introducing jumps as is strength and rehab and healing was established. The physical demands of shows would help with physical conditioning, stamina and strengthening as well as the mental side of performing in front of spectators. Of course different from competition in may aspects, but it is still great for confidence boosting, knowing that there are hordes of loyal fans who want to watch him skate and support him It occurred to me that whilst there will always be medallists and lots of different ice shows. CiONTU would have fallen flat if Yuzu was only a jump skater. The programmes from Yuzu's archive were just as aesthetically pleasing minus jumps because they were so rich with movement and meaning and well crafted.
  19. Did anyone watch the Russian Channel One comp for Russian skaters? The competition had a separate event called 'Jump Festival' There has been a bit of debate recently about whether singles event might and up being split into an artistic programme and jumping programme or even to have these as discreet events If anyone did have chance to see this novel jumping festival, out of interest, please could you kindly describe the format, judging, scoring criteria. There isn't any information turning up from internet searching so far Many thanks
  20. Yuzu will want to land 4A in competition, should be ISU comp for ratification of landed 4A He may also wish to see what the new scoring system will mean for 'Yuzuru Hanyu' skating If Yuzu wants to compete, it's his decision. I hope that Yuzu skates the way he wants and on his terms. He can finish whenever he chooses. Yuzu may turn up to whichever competition he wants to compete in first in the upcoming season and skate a programme that please him. Even if beautiful elements will not contribute to scores, Yuzu will skate in the gorgeous way that he knows best and everyone watching will be mesmerised. If nobody else skates in that way, perhaps Yuzu's skating will be even more noticeable I hope that we won't see systematic humiliation with under valued scoring. The medals tally, the sports and civilian awards, tributes from other skaters, fans and celebrities/ artists in different fields, all serve to remind the skating world that Yuzuru Hanyu is 'the once and future king'
  21. The non gourmet lounge!!! It might be convenient way to get a snack lunch though Most important is the view and the throwing distance for Pooh rain Yuzu to Pooh is approximately my throwing distance
  22. Just want to see Yuzu skate live. Sorry to say, I will probably buy VIP ticket for events In the past, I have not been able to go abroad to see Yuzu skate, family, work etc ( and slight apprehension of travelling solo ). No events of this calibre in UK Clearly it's my decision alone, but I am willing to pay and hopefully see everything up close. Sad to say, but having watched ISU congress in entirety, I have little hope that figure skating in the form that Planetary satellites enjoy, will survive unscathed. There was no mention of any new format, for example regarding a proposed split between jump laden 'athletic' vs 'artistic' event in singles. Projecting my own feelings, but it seems that rather than introduce objective scoring systems and scrutinise judging to ensure adherence to scoring guide, ISU has made some dubious decisions, prioritising high BV jump programmes with little reward for PCS. Imho programmes will be empty run ups to jumps. After this season, very few competitors will bother with the aesthetics as people sacrifice non scoring elements in order to gain jump landing consistency. How this might affect Yuzu's decision as to his continued involvement is competitive skating remains to be seen. I don't want to squander this chance Many apologies for whinging Many thanks for the ticket info
  23. For me this performance was the pinnacle of Olympic ideals. To challenge and give one's very best
  24. There may be some online eLearning. At the conference there were a number of references to the online resources. One of the proposals which was accepted - eLearning for revalidation set to 24 months for revalidation for judges, tech specialists, tech controllers and some other officials So it is always possible that this may be a mandatory training sort of thing, new system - learning certification. It is ISU so who knows?
  25. I have a horrible suspicion that training will be minimal to non existent. Possibly because this proposal was brought from the previous congress. There may have been learning material associated with the scoring system, but this was not discussed explicitly at the congress. Although there were several mentions of online eLearning during the conference. One of the proposals was specifically about the time interval between learning courses, which are undertaken for revalidation of various event officials: judges, tech panel etc GB delegate Margaret Worsfold queried about whether any specific additional training would be required for judges prior to instituting the 3 PCS scoring. Fabio Bianchetti, Tech Committee - Singles and Pairs, said that new system would be easier for judges to evaluate PCS so training not necessary. He said all of the necessary research and groundwork to formulate the 3 PCS categories had been done for the proposal and elements for judging was self explanatory. Scoring range from Outstanding down to Poor, with numerical score assigned for this for the items in the PCS. The factor for multiplying the PCS research had also been done for the purpose of introducing the 3 PCS
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