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Drew B		#721	[-]
Posts: 3735 (08/15/08 5:33 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Hanson wrote: Drew B wrote: I heard that differently. I thought he said that she wasn't quite vertical, and that IF a handstand was more than 30 degrees off vertical, it was a .5 deduction. I thought he was talking about a hypothetical, but not specifically saying that Shawn had earned the .5 deduction. He said that the judges could and probably did deduct .5 for being past vertical. Judging by the score, they must have. My bad... I'm so fucking sleep-deprived from staying up EVERY NIGHT to watch these games, I'm surprised I can even follow what's going on...
cindidindi76		#722	[-]
Posts: 11979 (08/15/08 5:33 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Drew B wrote: Lovejonze wrote: Drew, sketchy scoring aside - it still had the same outcome. #1 and #2. There is no #2 plus. Agreed. I'm more upset about the preliminary scoring. If Shawn had gotten the scores she deserved, she may be competing in more event finals (beam, for example)... I thought Shawn was competing in the beam? Because I remember during the preliminary round Alicia got a high score, but she didn't get to compete in the event finals because Shawn and Nastia were higher. Sooo glad Nastia won. They showed Bela's response while watching her floor routine, it was pretty funny.
Drew B		#723	[-]
Posts: 3736 (08/15/08 5:41 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I'm wrong again? Dang! I'm not used to this! I just looked it up. Here are the competitors for the women's event finals: VAULT 1. Fei Cheng - China - 15.912 2. Un Jong Hong - North Korea - 15.725 3. Alicia Sacramone - USA - 15.625 4. Oksana Chusovitina - Germany - 15.525 5. Anna Pavlova - Russia - 15.275 6. Carlotta Giovannini - Italy - 15.137 7. Jade Barbosa - Brazil - 15.050 8. Ariella Kaslin - Switzerland - 14.975 R - Anastasia Marachkouskaya - Belarus - 14.787 R - Nansy Damianova - Canada - 14.062 R - Maricela Cantu Mata - Mexico - 13.925 UNEVEN BARS 1. Yilin Yang - China - 16.650 2. Ksenia Semenova - Russia - 16.475 3. Anastasiia Koval - Ukraine - 16.325 4. Steliana Nistor - Romania - 15.975 5. Nastia Liukin - USA - 15.950 6. Kexin He - China - 15.725 7. Dariya Zgoba - Ukraine - 15.675 8. Beth Tweddle - Great Britain - 15.650 R - Ekaterina Kramarenko - Russia - 15.500 R - Shawn Johnson - USA - 15.325 R - Yong Hwa Cha - North Korea - 15.175 BALANCE BEAM 1. Shanshan Li - China - 16.125 2. Nastia Liukin - USA - 15.975 3. Shawn Johnson - USA - 15.975 4. Fei Cheng - China - 15.875 5. Anna Pavlova - Russia - 15.825 6. Ksenia Afanasyeva - Russia - 15.775 7. Gabriela Dragoi - Romania - 15.450 8. Koko Tsurumi - Japan - 15.425 R - Shona Morgan - Australia - 15.350 R - Sandra Izbasa - Romania - 15.225 R - Lia Parolari - Italy - 15.175 FLOOR EXERCISE 1. Fei Cheng - China - 15.750 2. Sandra Izbasa - Romania - 15.475 3. Shawn Johnson - USA - 15.425 4. Nastia Liukin - USA - 15.350 5. Daiane Santos - Brazil - 15.275 6. Ekaterina Kramarenko - Russia - 15.150 7. Anna Pavlova - Russia - 15.125 8. Yuyuan Jiang - China - 15.050 R - Beth Tweddle - Great Britain - 14.950 R - Jade Barbosa - Brazil - 14.900 R - Andreea Acatrinei - Romania - 14.775 R=Reserve Athlete And here are the men's: FLOOR EXERCISE 1. Diego Hypolito - Brazil - 15.950 2. Marian Dragulescu - Romania - 15.925 3. Gervasio Deferr - Spain - 15.825 4. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 15.800 5. Kohei Uchimura - Japan - 15.725 6. Kai Zou - China - 15.700 7. Anton Golotsutskov - Russia - 15.600 8. Alexandr Shatilov - Israel - 15.600 R - Soomyun Kim - South Korea - 15.575 R - Rafael Martinez - Spain - 15.550 R - Kyle Shewfelt - Canada - 15.525 POMMEL HORSE 1. Qin Xiao - China - 16.000 2. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante - Venezuela - 15.525 3. Filip Ude - Croatia - 15.475 4. Wei Yang - China - 15.425 5. Louis Smith - Great Britain - 15.325 6. Alexander Artemev - USA - 15.250 7. Hiroyuki Tomita - Japan - 15.175 8. Jihoon Kim - South Korea - 15.175 R - Daniel Keatings - Great Britain - 15.175 R - Alberto Busnari - Italy - 15.125 R - Aleksei Ignatovich - Belarus - 15.075 STILL RINGS 1. Yibing Chen - China - 16.525 2. Iordan Iovtchev - Bulgaria - 16.275 3. Oleksandr Vorobiov - Ukraine - 16.250 4. Wei Yang - China - 16.225 5. Matteo Morandi - Italy - 16.025 6. Andrea Coppolino - Italy - 15.975 7. Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues - France - 15.800 8. Robert Stanescu - Romania - 15.750 R - Kevin Tan - USA - 15.725 R - Wonchul Yoo - South Korea - 15.575 R - Thomas Andergassen - Germany - 15.525 VAULT 1. Marian Dragulescu - Romania - 16.762 2. Thomas Bouhail - France - 16.662 3. Leszek Blanik - Poland - 16.587 4. Dmitry Kasperovich - Belarus - 16.587 5. Flavius Koczi - Romania - 16.587 6. Anton Golotsutskov - Russia - 16.575 7. Benoit Caranobe - France - 16.437 8. Isaac Botella - Spain - 16.075 R - Kyle Shewfelt - Canada - 16.050 R - Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.037 R - Vlasios Maras - Greece - 15.987 PARALLEL BARS 1. Xiaopeng Li - China - 16.425 2. Nikolay Kryukov - Russia - 16.175 3. Anton Fokin - Uzbekistan - 16.150 4. Wonchul Yoo - South Korea - 16.150 5. Mitja Petkovsek - Slovenia - 16.125 6. Yaeyoung Yang - South Korea - 16.100 7. Xu Huang - China - 16.075 8. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.050 R - Kohei Uchimura - Japan - 16.025 R - Valeriy Goncharov - Ukraine - 16.000 R - Yann Cucherat - France - 16.000 HORIZONTAL BAR 1. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.200 2. Igor Cassina - Italy - 16.000 3. Yann Cucherat - France - 15.850 4. Epke Zonderland - Netherlands - 15.750 5. Kai Zou - China - 15.600 6. Jonathan Horton - USA - 15.575 7. Hiroyuki Tomita - Japan - 15.550 8. Takuya Nakase - Japan - 15.450 R - Kimitri Karbanenko - France - 15.450 R - Xiaopeng Li - China - 15.400 R - Joey Hagerty - USA - 15.400 R=Reserve Athlete I'm bummed that it's Horton instead of Spring on high bar. I love Jonathan overall, but Justin's high bar routine is SICK!
Hanson		#724	[-]
Posts: 224 (08/15/08 6:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Liukin is even money to get two more medals, and a good shot of them both being gold. She has a shot at a fourth medal as well. She will then surpass her father's medal haul from Seoul. EDIT: Duh... I forgot about her team silver, so she just needs two more medals to go past her father's total. Last Edited By: Hanson 08/15/08 7:02 PM. Edited 1 times.
ExMenudoFan		#725	[-]
Posts: 471 (08/15/08 6:24 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Go Nastia. They are re-airing Nastia's and Shawn's performances right now.
Carboys Desire		#726	[-]
Posts: 3298 (08/15/08 7:02 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Drew B wrote: And here are the men's: FLOOR EXERCISE 1. Diego Hypolito - Brazil - 15.950 2. Marian Dragulescu - Romania - 15.925 3. Gervasio Deferr - Spain - 15.825 4. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 15.800 5. Kohei Uchimura - Japan - 15.725 6. Kai Zou - China - 15.700 7. Anton Golotsutskov - Russia - 15.600 8. Alexandr Shatilov - Israel - 15.600 R - Soomyun Kim - South Korea - 15.575 R - Rafael Martinez - Spain - 15.550 R - Kyle Shewfelt - Canada - 15.525 POMMEL HORSE 1. Qin Xiao - China - 16.000 2. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante - Venezuela - 15.525 3. Filip Ude - Croatia - 15.475 4. Wei Yang - China - 15.425 5. Louis Smith - Great Britain - 15.325 6. Alexander Artemev - USA - 15.250 7. Hiroyuki Tomita - Japan - 15.175 8. Jihoon Kim - South Korea - 15.175 R - Daniel Keatings - Great Britain - 15.175 R - Alberto Busnari - Italy - 15.125 R - Aleksei Ignatovich - Belarus - 15.075 STILL RINGS 1. Yibing Chen - China - 16.525 2. Iordan Iovtchev - Bulgaria - 16.275 3. Oleksandr Vorobiov - Ukraine - 16.250 4. Wei Yang - China - 16.225 5. Matteo Morandi - Italy - 16.025 6. Andrea Coppolino - Italy - 15.975 7. Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues - France - 15.800 8. Robert Stanescu - Romania - 15.750 R - Kevin Tan - USA - 15.725 R - Wonchul Yoo - South Korea - 15.575 R - Thomas Andergassen - Germany - 15.525 VAULT 1. Marian Dragulescu - Romania - 16.762 2. Thomas Bouhail - France - 16.662 3. Leszek Blanik - Poland - 16.587 4. Dmitry Kasperovich - Belarus - 16.587 5. Flavius Koczi - Romania - 16.587 6. Anton Golotsutskov - Russia - 16.575 7. Benoit Caranobe - France - 16.437 8. Isaac Botella - Spain - 16.075 R - Kyle Shewfelt - Canada - 16.050 R - Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.037 R - Vlasios Maras - Greece - 15.987 PARALLEL BARS 1. Xiaopeng Li - China - 16.425 2. Nikolay Kryukov - Russia - 16.175 3. Anton Fokin - Uzbekistan - 16.150 4. Wonchul Yoo - South Korea - 16.150 5. Mitja Petkovsek - Slovenia - 16.125 6. Yaeyoung Yang - South Korea - 16.100 7. Xu Huang - China - 16.075 8. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.050 R - Kohei Uchimura - Japan - 16.025 R - Valeriy Goncharov - Ukraine - 16.000 R - Yann Cucherat - France - 16.000 HORIZONTAL BAR 1. Fabian Hambuechen - Germany - 16.200 2. Igor Cassina - Italy - 16.000 3. Yann Cucherat - France - 15.850 4. Epke Zonderland - Netherlands - 15.750 5. Kai Zou - China - 15.600 6. Jonathan Horton - USA - 15.575 7. Hiroyuki Tomita - Japan - 15.550 8. Takuya Nakase - Japan - 15.450 R - Kimitri Karbanenko - France - 15.450 R - Xiaopeng Li - China - 15.400 R - Joey Hagerty - USA - 15.400 R=Reserve Athlete GO FABIAN!!! <3
Drew B		#727	[-]
Posts: 3737 (08/15/08 7:04 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Fabian? That's what you consider good-looking?! Go Sasha!!!
Carboys Desire		#728	[-]
Posts: 3299 (08/15/08 7:08 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Fabian? That's what you consider good-looking?! HELL to the YES! But Sasha is cute too.
Drew B		#729	[-]
Posts: 3739 (08/15/08 7:13 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I think I just can't get past Fabian's hair... And his name... I guess the rest of him is okay.
Carboys Desire		#730	[-]
Posts: 3301 (08/15/08 7:17 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	It's all good. You take Sasha, I'll take Fabian. Sasha is extra cute but the thing that bugs me is his slouching. Why does he do that?
Drew B		#731	[-]
Posts: 3740 (08/15/08 7:36 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I don't know. Probably because he's generally treated as though he's "unworthy" compared to his colleagues... I'm hoping this Olympics has built up his self-confidence and he'll begin to hold himself high...
pjadedd		#732	[-]
Posts: 7174 (08/15/08 8:19 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Can I have Jonathan Horton please? Seriously, though, I question as to whether or not Michael Phelps is human.
McWolcott		#733	[-]
Posts: 7975 (08/15/08 8:22 PM) The Real American Psycho Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Unfuckinbelievable win for Michael Phelps. Crocker wasn't even a factor. Wow. One more.
Piranhahaha		#734	[-]
Posts: 10899 (08/15/08 8:22 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	How can they time 1/100th of a second? Awesome! I thought he was done as they swam into the final 10m. I'm still kinda wondering about this.... And what did Cavich say that pissed off Phelps? That didn't make sense the way I heard it. ETA: Oooohh.... I hate to see Janet Evans erased from the current WR's. Last Edited By: Piranhahaha 08/15/08 8:25 PM. Edited 1 times.
The Marquesan Godfather		#735	[-]
Posts: 10895 (08/15/08 8:27 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Boy, that race rocked. NBC must be loving this. Loved how the racers were trying to block our guys on track when they showed it earily. Pretty funny.
pjadedd		#736	[-]
Posts: 7176 (08/15/08 8:28 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Piranhahaha wrote: How can they time 1/100th of a second? Awesome! I thought he was done as they swam into the final 10m. I'm still kinda wondering about this.... And what did Cavich say that pissed off Phelps? That didn't make sense the way I heard it. ETA: Oooohh.... I hate to see Janet Evans erased from the current WR's. I don't think Cavich said anything, but someone said to Michael that it would be better for swimming and him (Michael) if Cavich won.
Piranhahaha		#737	[-]
Posts: 10900 (08/15/08 8:30 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	The last thing you want to do is piss awf a Kenyan. Anybody know why he changed citizenship? BTW: Hanson = my new best friend. Wow. Cavich was short by a fingernail? OMG. Just OMG. Props to Phelps. Try doing this with a bad 70's porn 'stache, though.
Tigershere		#738	[-]
Posts: 5051 (08/15/08 8:31 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	well no WR but to swim as much as he has and the other guy fade in the final 15 meters shows Phelps is a monster He was so far behind but that extra stroke over the top vs the glide to the touch won it it is all but a given they win the medly tomorrow right and in WR time ?
McWolcott		#739	[-]
Posts: 7976 (08/15/08 8:34 PM) The Real American Psycho Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Thank fuck for the electronic touch plates or these would be so much harder to call. (the swimming)
Tigershere		#740	[-]
Posts: 5052 (08/15/08 8:36 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	McWolcott wrote: Thank fuck for the electronic touch plates or these would be so much harder to call. (the swimming) yea china would have won even if they were not in the fucking water, lol but no way you can time that as in slow mo I was unsure what really happened as he was like gliding inches away and phelps was in the middle of the half stroke to the wall

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