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  • Turkish female Olympic skater...

    I'm watching her with my family at this very moment - and we are rooting for her to do great! Just thought folks might want to know...

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    She just finished - and seemed to do well...waiting for the judges...what kind of (Turkish) name is Tupa Kaladamir (sp?) anyway? lol

    Also BTW - we visited with some of our Turkish friends this last weekend and they keep askign when we will join them in Turkey...unfortunatly we have other (domestic/USA) plans for this summer...maybe next year (though we already have tentative plans for UK/France etc)...but one never knows...they spent New years in Turkey BTW and apparently got great weather and just missed a big storm with lots of snow...

    Hm...why didn't they report the score of the Turkish gal? ...we'll just have to wait and see I guess....anyway she had a beautiful skate...

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    • #3
      I'm rooting for the Americans.

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      • #4
        its Tughba
        "All truth passes through three stages:
        First, it is ridiculed;
        Second, it is violently opposed; and
        Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

        Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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        • #5
          Turkey is not one of the first countries that you first consider when you think about figure skating, but Turkish figure skaters compete in ISU

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          • #6
            It is probably Tugba, I havent watched it. Tugba means the name of a tree in heaven.

            I was in Istanbul in new years day, jsut a few days was bad but the rest was great. Chengelkoy+Uskudar+Camlica



            Originally posted by 1.5 million
            She just finished - and seemed to do well...waiting for the judges...what kind of (Turkish) name is Tupa Kaladamir (sp?) anyway? lol

            Also BTW - we visited with some of our Turkish friends this last weekend and they keep askign when we will join them in Turkey...unfortunatly we have other (domestic/USA) plans for this summer...maybe next year (though we already have tentative plans for UK/France etc)...but one never knows...they spent New years in Turkey BTW and apparently got great weather and just missed a big storm with lots of snow...

            Hm...why didn't they report the score of the Turkish gal? ...we'll just have to wait and see I guess....anyway she had a beautiful skate...

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            • #7
              She had a great long program skate BTW - I mean it was really fantastic. She showed tremendous confidence and poise and very nice artistry - it was a joy (and IMIO it should have been scored higher!) - Still she did great...and they had a real nice piece on her and her family prior to her skate. She seems like a really nice girl. Good for her - I hope she gets the acolades she deserves back in Turkey (though she pretty much lives in Canada now...her English is quite good...better then most Canadians even - eh? lol)

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              • #8
                Sasha Cohen had an amazing performance.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Kharpert
                  Sasha Cohen had an amazing performance.
                  Well yes - after the two falls..was very gutsy and was done very well. If none of the top skaters had made mistakes I think the Russian Gals performance/program would have and should have taken the gold...and the Japanese gal deserved it with a beautiful and flawless performance....and did you see that little Georgian gal skate? - she was something (my prediction for gold in 2010!) - though she clearly tired out near the end (but aparently wasn't used to doing such a long program...)

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                  • #10
                    Ha, Sasha Cohen skates now?

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