Благославляю тред архивом. В честь революции даже рассортирую сейчас в следующем посте.

Липницкая
ВКонтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id69994512
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/julia.lipnitskaya.3
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/sunnylipnitskaya
Группа ВКонтакте: http://vkontakte.com/julia_lipnitskaya
Двач: https://2ch.hk/fag/res/368791.html (М)
2ch.net: http://toro.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/skate/1396792593/

Асада
Блог: http://maimao-asada.com/mao/
2ch.net (тред фагготрии): http://toro.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/skate/1395919133/
2ch.net (тред ненависти): http://toro.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/skate/1396323118/

Костнер
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/carolinakostner (похоже, ведется менеджерами)
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/msKOSTNER
Блог/новости: http://www.carolina-kostner.it/E-Home.htm

Акико Сузуки
Блог: http://ameblo.jp/suzuki-akko/
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/Mariakko2010
2ch.net: http://toro.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/skate/1393064092/

Мураками Канако
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/Canyanpy1107

Полина Эдмундз
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/PolinaEdmunds
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/polinaedmunds#

Мэрил Дэвис
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/Meryl_Davis
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/merylandcharlie
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/meryledavis#

Грейси Голд
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/GraceEGold
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/GracieGold
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/graciegold95#

Вагнер
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/AshWagner2010
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/ashwagner2010

Мая Сибутани
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/maiashibutani
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/Maia.AlexShibutani
Ютуб-канал: https://www.youtube.com/user/ShibSibs

Юна Ким
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/Yunaaaa

Кейтлин Осмонд
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/kaetlyn_23
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/KaetlynOsmondCFS
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/kaetkiss#

Маэ Беренис Мейте
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/maeberenice.meite

Плющенко
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/EvgeniPlushenko
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/Plushenko
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/plushenkoofficial#
Новости: http://evgeni-plushenko.com/index-ru.php

Ханю
Оффициальный сайт: http://yuzuru-hanyu.jp/ (сейчас переделывается к следующему сезону)

Ягудин
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/yagudinofficial
Фейсбук: https://www.facebook.com/yagudinofficial

Сотникова
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id16456855
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/sotnickova2014 (старый огороженный https://twitter.com/Sotnikova96/)
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/adelinasotnikova_2014

Волосожар
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/tati_firebird
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/fire_bird#
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id8528840 (анально огорожен, но сайт сочи ссылается на него)

Елена Ильиных
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/shindlerlist
Фейсбук: http://facebook.com/elena.ilinykh.7
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/blackswanei

Елизавета Туктамышева
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id38537529
Твиттер: http://twitter.com/Tyktamisheva

Погорилая
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id58598025
Группа: club64889146

Радионова
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/elena_radionova
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/lenok_radionova

Саханович
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id221142809
Старый вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id142154346

Медведева
http://vkontakte.com/id27210744

Сотскова
Вконтакте: http://vkontakte.com/id64365858
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/m_a_r_i_y_#

Проклова
http://vkontakte.com/id90364008

Выгалова
http://vkontakte.com/id96512395

Даванкова
http://vkontakte.com/vdavankova

Тарасова
http://vkontakte.com/tarasik194

Яновская
http://vkontakte.com/annayanovskay

Попова
http://vkontakte.com/betinka

Косыгина
http://vkontakte.com/id144299085

Овчарова
http://vkontakte.com/annaalabama

Вера Базарова
http://vkontakte.com/id130778626

Еще Маоцитата:
This happens before every big competition, but for a few days before I set off, I am unable to eat anything. I become rock-bottom depressed. If this doesn’t happen, then things don’t go well—contrary to what you would think.
The same thing happened before I went to Vancouver, but I practiced to the point that I could say ‘I can’t do any more than this,’ so I didn’t feel nervous.
I started practicing in Vancouver on the day I arrived in Canada. Competing in the Olympics was my dream from when I was 10 years old, so because of that, you would think I’d have some kind of special thoughts, but when I stood on the rink, all I thought was, “Oh, it’s the Olympics!” It was super fun.
And then, I was happy that the food at the athletes’ village was delicious. My favorite was yogurt with maple syrup on top.
In addition, there were all kinds of foods like sushi and Italian and Chinese, and no matter how much you ate, it was all free. (Laughs)
Before the short program, Tarasova came, so I was glad. For me, it was my first Olympic appearance, but Sensei had experienced it many times before, so I could be strong.”
“My goal at the Olympics was to win and do my short and free programs perfectly. Especially the short program. I thought that winning would depend on the short program.
In reality, I did very well in the short program. Even I thought that I would get my season best score (73.78). The triple axel combination jump was good, and other than the steps, I got all level 4s, so I was very satisfied.
However, I was in second place, and between me and Yu-Na in first place, there was a pretty large point gap (4.72), and so I thought that even if I were to be at 100%, if she didn’t make any mistakes it would be hard for me to come from behind and win.
Yu-Na and I have been seen as rivals since we were young, but we’re the same age, and I think we were able to reach this point because we’ve motivated each other.
While practicing, there were times when I was conscious of thinking “Yu-Na must be trying hard.” With this in mind, I have been able to think, “I’ll work even harder.”
At the Olympics, I thought, “Ah, this is my biggest competition against Yu-Na.” That was it.
Other than that, I focused on myself. ‘Just bring out everything you can do—if you can do that, there will be no regrets.’ That’s what I thought.
On the day of the ladies’ free program, there were no empty seats. Even in the far-away reaches of the arena, there were Japanese flags in every direction, and many were being waved.
The competition went on without delay. And Kim did not make any mistakes. Her total score was 228.56. This score was one that you see in the men’s competition, which has different elements, and it was the highest ladies’ score in history.
“After the short program, of course I thought that it would be better to have a gold medal rather than a silver. (Laughs) But I did not feel pressure to medal. My desire to land the triple axels was stronger.”
Once the competition started, I was not conscious of Yu-Na at all. However, I was scheduled to skate right after Yu-Na, so I could hear the terrific cheering, and I thought, “Ah, it must have been an amazing performance.’
Other than that, I was completely in my own world. While warming up, I checked the feel of the ice. The ice was not bad. I had a good feel for it. If I think about it now, I was calm, I think.
In my free program as well, the beginning was good. I landed the triple axels, and I thought, “If I can keep going like this, I can give my best performance of the season.” No mistakes, perfect, 100%.
However, that was only the 2 minutes of the first half. Before the flip, my body became stiff. Once I thought about the score, my body changed. It wasn’t natural. And then, I underrotated the jump.
As for the toe loop which I singled—that was because I got stuck in a divot (a hole in the ice rink). It’s a jump I can do anytime, but at that time, my foot got pretty stuck, so it was impossible.
It was extremely vexing. Even if I recall it now, it’s upsetting.
Right after I finished skating, I didn’t care about anything, not even my placement. All I could think was that I didn’t give a good performance and was upset.
Before my score (205.50) came out , I already knew, ‘it’s over (I can’t win).’ Once I messed up my jumps, I thought that.
In the end, I was second. Even so, it’s really vexing. If I had done my performance properly and ended up second, I probably would have been satisfied, but I wasn’t able to do that.
In the kiss and cry, I didn’t cry, but in the interview after that, I couldn’t speak. I couldn’t clear my head at all.
That’s why, even though I was asked, ‘How do you feel now?’, I wasn’t able to answer anything. All that came out was ‘Aah.’ In my heart, I felt, ‘The Olympics just finished.’
When was it that I recovered, I wonder…During the medals ceremony, in the beginning it was painful, but when I received my medal, and when the ‘Hi no maru’ [Japanese flag] was raised, my joy was pretty amazing.
The Olympics really were special. I was really moved. That, and, at the medals ceremony, I strongly felt like I was a representative of Japan.