IT'S APPEALING....
As Michelle Kwan goes before a U.S. Figure Skating committee, China's Zhao Hongbo is facing a similar crises.
Meanwhile, in Australia, Miriam Manzano lost her own Olympic appeal.
Perhaps Todd Bridges should give it a shot...
And just so it doesn't seem as if figure skating is the only sport where courts have been asked to decide competitions, check out judicial juggling going on in snow-baording, women's skeleton, and yes, even Women's Lawn Bowling.
Meanwhile, in Australia, Miriam Manzano lost her own Olympic appeal.
Perhaps Todd Bridges should give it a shot...
And just so it doesn't seem as if figure skating is the only sport where courts have been asked to decide competitions, check out judicial juggling going on in snow-baording, women's skeleton, and yes, even Women's Lawn Bowling.
2 Comments:
At January 26, 2006 6:57 PM, Anonymous said…
I read the Forbes link to Michelle Kwan. And I have a quick question. Out of the panel of five to determine if Kwan is ready, one is listed as a world judge and another is listed as an international judge...so what's the difference? If you judge a grand prix event, you can't judge a world event?
Denise
At January 27, 2006 5:40 AM, Anonymous said…
Hi, Denise --
It *might* be a difference in ranking, sort of like grades in the millitary. Or it might, most likely, just be a mistake on the part of the person who wrote the article....
Let me root around and see what I can find out.
ALINA
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