Thanks. I completely agree. However, what about a dancer that is in good time except for a very small portion of one step? -- Irish Dance Adjudicator Hopefuls

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Date Posted: 07:51:10 09/14/10 Tue
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Subject: Thanks. I completely agree. However, what about a dancer that is in good time except for a very small portion of one step?
In reply to: Anon 's message, "Timing - v - Footwork :- See Inside" on 05:59:15 09/14/10 Tue

in a case where it might be an incredibly difficult step and it just slightly goes off. Would you knock them all the way down? Or just a little? That's where it gets gray. In that case I would probably note it but if the dancer was superior to to the others with only a small timing break, I would probably give them a higher score. Thoughts?

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Replies:

See Inside -- Anon, 17:05:26 09/15/10 Wed
- Thank you very much (more, question) -- mom and TCRG, 18:32:48 09/15/10 Wed
  - Hi, Just a quick question. Have you said here that your 1st place dancer in a beginner competition got 80 marks from you? Is it normal to mark this high in a beginner comp. I would have only give my 1st 50/60. Is this wrong of me? (NT) -- OD, 01:18:42 09/16/10 Thu
    - I actually can't remember what I marked (It was a while ago) and was using it as an example (m) -- mom and TCRG, 05:17:17 09/16/10 Thu
      - 50/60 too low go mid to high 60's (NT) -- and go up from there, 05:55:16 09/21/10 Tue
  - How many dancers will roughly be in the comps in Washington? Does anyone know? Thanks in advance (NT) -- Anon, 06:18:50 09/20/10 Mon