Evan新自由滑曲目为《酒神祭》
《芝加哥论坛报》新闻，内容提要：
新自由滑：曲目为圣桑歌剧《参孙与达利拉》中的《酒神祭》。本周四成套演练里成功完成两个四周跳，节目后半程包括六个三周跳。
和冰协仍在沟通中，矛盾焦点不是钱，而是他与赞助商的合约。雷队个人对在下赛季前把问题解决持乐观态度，但冰协仍拒绝表态。
去年作为美国奥委会资金筹集工作的主力，雷队表现突出，受到奥委会高层和赞助商的高度赞扬，今年将继续履行该职责。有讽刺意味的是在复出中作梗的美冰协是美奥委会的下属机构。
Evan新自由滑曲目为《酒神祭》
今年日程安排：1月迪拜之行是受两位阿联酋王子之邀做花滑推广。
4月瑞典之行是受国务院邀请，新任大使的夫人是其好友，曾和他在芝加哥一起训练。演出当天瑞典国王和王后都将出席。
3月底领衔庆祝波士顿花滑俱乐部成立100周年的慈善义演。
4月出席Figure Skating in Harlem (为Vera Wang颁发特别贡献奖)。
5月赴韩国参加金妍儿的个人秀。
嗷，Evan终于要浮出水面啦，这一年潜水太深，也该出来透透气了。{:soso__11477421004737662540_4:}
分享一下某记者观看他训练后的评价：{:soso__16733394052489303387_4:}
Watching this man skate was incredible. His 6’ 2’’ frame was a surprise to me. I overheard his mom say that watching a tall man skate is beautiful when he skates well, however any mistakes or errors seem so much larger when a tall skater makes them. All I saw was his confidence, grace,strength and boy was he handsome!
自由滑是S&D啊~ 希望早日看到！ 谢谢雷锋叔叔和小O的消息。
节目的安排听起来很BT啊！好想看{:soso__11209015592987186677_1:}冰鞋不想要三个名额了吗啊啊啊……
快点让他回来啊！
大忙人好好协调吧。
最后祝大家开学愉快，学习进步！ 看到现在的雷鸟就想起了06年之后的P，同样是冬奥会冠军，同样是冬奥会后所有正式比赛都不参加，不知道在2014小陈的竞争下结局会不会同P又是一样的。 s&d.....这曲子家里那个也用过，烂大街啊有木有。。。。。。。。。{:soso__1620823281082563426_2:}
王阿姨还做吗？
。。。。。。。。。。。。。s&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&ds&d{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}{:soso__2457407252889246704_1:}
几天不来这楼就被恐龙占满了，你让不捏提提情以何勘啊。。。
Lysacek optimistic his issues with U.S. skating close to resolution
Globetrotting by Philip Hersh3:42 p.m. CST, February 24, 2012http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/photo/2012-02/208865120-24111748.JPG
Evan Lysacek came to Twin Rinks Arena in Buffalo Grove Thursday to give a private lesson to a 14-year old figure skater, Rudi Baruch, whose dad had bought the opportunity in a charity auction.
But Lysacek was on the ice an hour before the lesson began, doing run-throughs of a long program to the Bacchanal from Saint-Saens' Samson and Delilah.He worked the full hour with relentless intensity, skating the whole program a couple times, then concentrating repeatedly on individual sections, including three-jump sequences and quadruple jumps -two of which he landed.
This clearly was more than a training session designed to get the reigning Olympic champion in shape for his upcoming shows skating, with the Skating Club of Boston in late March; Figure Skating of Harlem in early April; an "A" list gala in Sweden, whose King and Queen will be on the guest list, that he said is being arranged by the U.S. State Department for mid-April; and Kim Yuna's shows in South Korea this May.
This was a guy training for a competitive comeback, with Samson and Delilah as his long program.
Lysacek, 26, hoped to do his first competition since the 2010 OIympics this season.But negotiations with U.S. Figure Skating on some contractual issues broke downsoon after Lysacek announced last September he intended to try for the 2014 Olympics.He is optimistic they will be resolved well before next season.
"Some talks I have had in the past couple weeks make me feel certain it will get worked out," he said.
USFS spokesperson Barb Reichert said last fall that money created the impasse.In the broadest sense, that was true, but Lysacek insists, "It was never an issue of dollars and cents," even if the USFS funding offer was less than he hoped for.Sources with knowledge of the negotiations told me the main sticking point involved individual sponsorship contracts Lysacek currently has and could get in the future.
Reichert said Friday the USFS would have no comment "at this time" about Lysacek's feelings that an agreement is near.
"I think something got lost in translation in the triangle involving me, my agents and U.S. Figure Skating," Lysacek said."I think we will be fine.I want to skate, I love to skate, and I can't fight what is inside me.
"I really have a competitor's heart.And I'm pretty sure I can still do it.The bottom line is I want too compete, and I'm going to be ready to do it."
There is an ironic side to Lysacek's problematic relationship with the U.S. figure skating federation.Over the past two years, the U.S. Olympic Committee, which oversees USFS, has frequently called on Lysacek - as well as Olympic medalist champions Gretchen Bleiler and Lindsey Vonn - to schmooze and speak at fundraisers.He is scheduled to do one at Aspen, Colo., and another at Big Sky Resort in Montana this winter.
"We have found donors love to hear (the athletes') stories," USOC communications director Patrick Sandusky said."Evan is one of the best story tellers around, and in these intimate settings, he really connects with people and brings the Olympian experience to life."
Naperville's Lysacek said he called USFS high performance director Mitch Moyer right before January's U.S. Championships in January to tell Moyer he was training for next season.Lysacek said he is near a 50 percent success rate on a quad, which he did not need to win the 2010 Olympics, and he wants to have six triple jumps in the second half of his long program, when they would get bonus points.
"My first steps coming back into competition, I am not going to expect perfection or to win," Lysacek said. "As I get closer to Sochi, I will be out for blood."
Lysacek said he has seen only bits and pieces of competitions this season.He spent the U.S. Championships promoting skating in Dubai and Abu Dhabi as a guest of two sheikhs from the United Arab Emirates, a trip that developed from an unlikely series of connections.An owner of the Palm Beach, Florida Ice Works, where Lysacek trained a couple times last year, has business contacts with one of the sheikhs.
The trip to Sweden will give him a chance to see an old friend.Lysacek said he had skated in Chicago with Natalia Lopatniuk Brzezinski, who grew up near Midway Airport and is the wife of the new U.S. ambassador to Sweden, Mark Brzezinski.
Such commitments, Lysacek notes, would have made it complicated for him to compete this season.
"I would have been exhausted, but I would have tried," he said."Next year, I will have more control of what my schedule looks like, and I will make sure it is really geared around competing."
Lysacek's longtime rival, the charismatic Johnny Weir, announced in January he is training for a comeback next season.The two have gotten over differences sparked by a brief sniping episode after the 2010 Olympics.
"I really wish Johnny well," Lysacek said.
The sport - and especially U.S. Figure Skating - should wish them both well.Three-time U.S. champion Weir and two-time U.S,. champion Lysacek are the only two U.S. men to win world medals (or finish higher than fifth) since 2003, one medal (bronze) for Weir and three (a world title and two bronzes) for Lysacek, who also never missed the podium in his final 12 Grand Prix appearances.
No matter their future results, the return of Lysacek and Weir should energize a sport only hard-core fans care about any more in the United States.
The general public may know Lysacek more for his second-place finish on Dancing With The Stars than his Olympic gold and Weir more for his quirky personality and his reality show than for his skating, but no one outside the skating community could tell you who succeeded them as the best in the country. Fingers crossed.
这位仁兄没有确定事一般不说，所以恐怕真是有希望呢！{:soso__6679067747834841049_3:}
咋一看还以为哥们抱了个奥斯卡呢
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