Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

So You Think You Can Dance Season 6 Week #5 Results


Once again the viewing audience voted and the bottom six dancers were chosen from the results. The bottom six dancers “danced for their life” and the judges cut one guy and one girl. This established the Top 10 dancers. Starting next week only the voting audience will decide the fate of the dancers. The judges will only be on the show for giving their opinions, which we consider valuable in making a decision to vote.

Tonight the bottom three Guys were Ryan, Victor, and Nathan and the bottom 3 Gals were Karen, Ellenore, and Mollee.

The judges were unanimous on their decision tonight on the girls. The judges were NOT unanimous with the guy choice. The gal cut tonight was Karen and the guy was Victor. Nigel commented that if he had his way, Nathan would be the one going home tonight because he has not grown since the beginning of the season. (We agree with Nigel)

Too Karen and Victor we at AAN send our congratulations for making the Top 12 and even though the both of you are leaving tonight, “Let nothing stand in your way as you continue your journey to complete your dream.”

AAN Final comment:
After watching SYTYCD for the five previous seasons we think this Top 10 is by far and away the best ten dancers to reach this level of the competition. Each in themselves has something special to offer in their dancing, whether it’s technique or the simple fact that they are so far out of their specialty and conquering each weeks challenge. This is going to be one tough season to decide who to vote for and with that in mind, the dancers need to connect with the viewing audience through their dance. With the format change of the dancers partnering by random from next week on, the dancers will lose their comfort level of having the same partner each week. In our opinion this will be a deciding factor in deciding “America’s Favorite Dancer.”

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Tiger Woods - Memorial Golf Tournament

Congratulations to Tiger Wood in winning the Memorial Golf Tournament today. It was another awesome come from behind victory.

This is a man that is coming back to the top of his game after that leg injury last year. I watched the end of the third round yesterday and saw that Tiger was playing very well and I knew that today was going to be something special.

Over Tiger’s career I have always enjoyed watching him do his “magic” on the golf course. It’s like watching Michael Jordon play basketball back when M.J. was at the top of his game. They both get in that “zone” and it’s a joy to watch.

Right from the beginning today I could tell he was “on”. Even the commentators mentioned how he was looking like the Tiger that is number one ranked in the world of golf. When he chipped in for the eagle on hole 11 he went on to birdie 17 and 18. The second shot on 18 was absolutely amazing. He left it fourteen inches from the hole and putted in for a birdie. Granted there were more players left on the course that could tie him for a play off, but they too had to birdie 17 & 18 to do it and I knew that was not going to happen. According to the commentators 17 & 18 were the toughest holes on the course.

Tiger was in the “zone” today and it was a special thing to watch. I must admit the only time I changed channels was during the commercials and that was to see who was leading in the Pocono 500, which I think is the most boring race N.A.S.C.A.R. has on its schedule. After a quick check I hit the remote back to the golf tournament to watch the real “magic”.

I talk about following your dreams often on my blogs and here is a perfect example of someone following their dream. According to the reporters Tiger is as dedicated as one can be in accomplishing his dream to be the best and break just about every record in the gold world.

For more information on Tiger here is the link to his web site where his accomplishments in golf and other goals can be viewed. Click <Here>.

The only thing left to say is “There is nothing better than watching Tiger play the game of golf. “