那个视频好温馨哦~~~而且好浪漫
不过两只萌的画面太多了，有些我喜欢的没有放进去
比如M某次OD失误后，FD比完狠狠吻了一下Tessa
还有有次在K&C偷吻Tessa
我当真了，衰死……
Cupcake制作的Montage，太甜蜜了~
V: We do love each other...
M: My dream is to hold Tessa's hand as ...
gopatrick 发表于 2011-1-11 12:12 http://www.chinaice.org/images/common/back.gif
胖归胖了，动作质量还是不减去年的。期待3月强势回归
1922楼 Montage的1920x1080高清下载：
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir - Kiss the Rain.mp4
http://www.mediafire.com/?dah21q16vi8dz8x
马上要100页了啊哈哈
VIRTUE, MOIR MAY NOT COMPETE AT CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
http://www.tsn.ca/figure_skating/story/?id=349092
The last time Tessa Virtue had surgery, she rushed back too soon and competed the better part of the next two seasons in pain.
Virtue is taking a more cautious approach this time around.
She and partner Scott Moir, the defending Olympic ice dance gold medallists, are still weighing their odds over whether to compete at next week's Canadian figure skating championships in Victoria.
"Tessa is doing really, really well, it's just a question of whether they've come along far enough that they're comfortable competing," William Thompson, Skate Canada's CEO, said in a phone interview. "That's the thing when you're coming back from an injury like this, the timing is hard to know.
"The good news is, it seems like she's now pain free for the first time in years, so that's fabulous."
Virtue underwent surgery in September to alleviate the chronic aching in her lower legs caused by compartment syndrome -- a condition caused when the muscles can't expand within the tissue that contains them. The surgery, according to Canadian team doctor Marni Wesner, involves slicing open the compartment, much like slicing open the casing of a sausage.
The 21-year-old from London, Ont., had the same surgery -- but on different lower-leg muscles -- in the fall of 2008, and she and Moir were back on the ice to win the Canadian championships less than four months later.
But the pain lingered on, and in hindsight, Virtue believes she rushed back too quickly. She and Moir captured Olympic gold in Vancouver despite aching in Virtue's legs that was at times so severe it made just walking to the cafeteria in the athletes village excruciating.
"Obviously we would love to have them at Canadians, they're huge for us, they're Olympic champions," Thompson said. "On the other hand, I really want them to recover properly, I don't want them to rush and cause more problems."
Thompson said Skate Canada hasn't set a deadline for the ice dancers' decision.
Patrick Chan of Toronto, who won the Grand Prix Final in December for his first major international title, headlines the event, Jan. 21-23 at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.
The field is already missing Joannie Rochette, who hasn't competed since she won bronze at the Vancouver Olympics less than a week after the death of her mom. Rochette is taking the season off to contemplate her future.
The pairs field is missing former world bronze medallists Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison. Dube will compete in singles after Davison underwent season-ending knee surgery.
Thompson wouldn't be surprised if Virtue and Moir do make an appearance in Victoria -- with the international season about to pick up, and with two new programs they have yet to perform, they could use a relatively low-key competition under their belt.
"They really love to compete, that's just the way they are," Thompson said. "I think they would really like to get back, put a program out in a competition environment, so if they can possibly do it, I think they will."
Virtue and Moir's next competition would be the ISU Four Continents, Feb. 15-20 in Taiwan. The season wraps up with the world championships March 21-27 in Tokyo. Virtue and Moir, a native of Ilderton, Ont., are the defending world champions.
The two aren't required to skate in Victoria to be named to the world championship team, and if they decide to take a pass on nationals, Thompson said Skate Canada would send officials to the ice dancers' training base in Canton, Mich., to provide feedback on their new programs.
标题党啊标题党，雅虎同一篇文章，题目不同意思相去甚远~
Virtue and Moir weighing odds about competing at Canadian championships
小妞和正太要加油呀
Ice dancers Virtue and Moir to skip national championships
Olympic gold medalists Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir aren't quite ready to perform at the level that they're used to.
As a result, the world ice dance champions have decided to withdraw from the upcoming national championships. Instead, they'll focus on their training ahead of a potential return at next month's Four Continents meet in Taiwan.
Virtue is coming back from a second round of surgery last fall to alleviate chronic aching in her lower legs. The duo returned to the ice last month and was hoping to be ready in time to defend their national title in Victoria.
“We're probably at 80 per cent right now,” Moir said on a conference call Monday. “If we really wanted to compete with these programs we could. We've been doing full programs in practice last week and we started today with a couple so it feels good.
“The programs feel good, we just need the mileage now.”
Virtue and Moir said they made the final decision last week after a discussion with coaches Igor Shpilband and Marina Zoueva.
“As athletes, Tessa and I were doing everything we could this past month to get ourselves in a position to compete,” Moir said. “The plan is to be world champions and Four Continents champions. We had to see it from our coaches' perspective, and we need these couple weeks of training. We need to hit the ice hard to conquer the world again.”
Virtue, 21, had surgery to reduce pressure in her calves caused by compartment syndrome, a condition that results when the muscles can't expand within the tissue that contains them. The London, Ont., skater had similar surgery on the front of her legs in the fall of 2008.
Virtue said she's while she's still undergoing physiotherapy, it's a great relief to no longer have to deal with the pain.
“When I'm on the ice, I'm thinking about skating and training — I feel like an athlete again,” she said. “It's really exciting.”
Moir, a 23-year-old native of Ilderton, Ont., said the practice time will be valuable with the world championships in Tokyo just over two months away.
“We need the time at home,” Moir said. “We want to just go through these programs and train them. And being able to train at a level that we haven't been able to the last few years, it's really going to help us.
“It'll get us ready even quicker.”
The withdrawal is a blow for organizers of the Jan. 21-23 national championships at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.
The field is already missing Olympic bronze medalist Joannie Rochette, who is taking the season off. The pairs field is missing former world bronze medalists Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison. Dube will compete in singles after Davison underwent season-ending knee surgery.
“Both Tessa and Scott are world-class competitors, and we know how much they wanted to be in Victoria to defend their Canadian title,” said Skate Canada chief executive officer William Thompson. “However, we would much rather see them take the extra time they need for Tessa to fully recover and for them to hone their programs.”
The headliner at the nationals will be Toronto's Patrick Chan, who won the Grand Prix Final last month for his first major international title.
Virtue and Moir aren't required to skate in Victoria to be named to the world championship or Four Continents teams.
已经确定VM退赛，我是觉得这个决定比较靠谱，一来一回会消耗不少他们现时最需要的训练时间，就是口怜主办单位，今年罗大姐、DD和VM这些重头人物都不在。
他们说先是他们的准备指数是八成，需要的确实是时间，现在会集中准备4CC。
额，又退赛了啊？Tessa还是把伤彻底养好再比赛吧，来日方长。。。
不去也好，先恢复好，把节目好好磨合一下
哈........这下可是少了很多看头了,唉~~姑娘好好养伤吧
来看看这个楼 希望妞儿的伤势能好起来
快快好起来哦！
那个Montage是我调调好温暖人心呢~
几天没来，这帖子就沉到第二页了……首先，本帖标题的那个问好可以改成感叹号了。4CC的名单出来了，两只的名字赫然在列（因为我之前一直有预感4CC会出岔子……呸呸，乌鸦嘴）。估计这也不是加国冰协的一厢情愿，所以就祝好运喽~还是要说一下台湾人民真有福，办个4CC几乎能来的和该来的都来了，不像天朝好不容易举办个GPF，这个不来那个不来的，真凄惨……
然后是一张迟到的新年贺图，祝各位兔年快乐，身体健康！
http://i796.photobucket.com/albums/yy242/zshender/nEO_IMG_VM.jpg
PS,看到楼上几位关心伤情的筒子，我想说一下，其实Tessa的手术很早之前就好了，所以早都不用担心了，他们这么久没出来主要还是在恢复训练中~