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  1. On a side note. Even if there are issues going on with DCI's end of things. I would highly recommend running the stream and that be the only thing you are doing. Close out every other program you are running so that your browser is the only thing going.

    that's why I'm sitting here with two laptops.. :-(

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  2. Every few minutes I keep getting a message that the video I am watching is not available...that I should check back later. I have to close the window..pause..then play again to get back to live...and every once in a while the picture starts to break up...and it keeps repeating sections...like rewinding a few seconds....

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  3. Now we can figure out who's gonna win it all....I don't follow the judges enough to know who favors whom....

    2013 World Championship Judging Panels:

    World Championship Prelims Thursday, Aug. 8

    General Effect Visual: Mickey Kelly, Dan Niebauer

    General Effect Music: Joe Allison, Jeff Harper

    Visual: Michael Thompson

    Visual Analysis: Ken Giese

    Color Guard: George Oliviero

    Brass: George Boulden

    Music Analysis: Andy Cook

    Percussion: Martin Griffin

    World Championship Semifinals Friday, Aug. 9

    General Effect Visual: Kyle Miller, Frank Morris

    General Effect Music: Nola Jones, Ken Turner

    Visual: Juno Orefice

    Visual Analysis: Tim Ochran

    Color Guard: Debbie Torchia

    Brass: Mark McGahey

    Music Analysis: Jay Kennedy

    Percussion: Glenn Fugett

    World Championship Finals Saturday, Aug. 10

    General Effect Visual: Richard Kemp, Marie Czapinski

    General Effect Music: John Bell, Wayne Dillon

    Visual: Michael Turner

    Visual Analysis: Michael Lentz

    Color Guard: Lee Carlson

    Brass: Albert Lo

    Music Analysis: David McGrath

    Percussion: Jeff Prosperie

    Read more: http://www.dci.org/news/view.cfm?news_id=d215b0df-3d2a-4311-b471-858adce1bd42#ixzz2bOoti6A8

  4. You do know that there is a battle to get into finals, don't you?

    There's also a reverse effect going on to who the judges are today. If a corps is getting their best judges in prelims, that means they won't in finals.

    I don't believe any of the judges get to judge twice.

    I do...believe it or not...and this panel may help some corps get into finals...but the comment I responded to referenced Cadets and SCV..so we're talking already in finals...not getting there...but doesn't the score and placement on Saturday night hinge only on the judges for Saturday night (except for maybe the caption awards)...which would mean today's judges have no impact on Saturday nights results...right?

  5. M. Kelly and D. Niebauer - Visual Effect

    Joe Alison and J. Harper - Music Effect

    M. Thompson - Visual Proficiency

    Ken Giese – Visual Analysis

    G. Oliviero – Color Guard

    G. Boulden – Brass

    A. Cook – Music Analysis

    M. Griffin – Percussion

    -----------------------------

    This panel bodes well for SCV and Cadets at the top!!!!

    won't matter...only panel that matters is finals...whoever the judges favor there will win...that's why I favor a championship of averaged scores...levels the playing field a bit...

  6. Ok all....this idea maybe really unpopular but here it goes.

    Currently...the caption awards are decided by averaging the scores in the captions over the course of all the shows during championship week. So..using world class as an example...the best hornline award goes to the corps that has the best average hornline score from Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights shows. If there is a tie..the award goes to the highest scoring hornline on Saturday night.

    so....

    to prevent any renegade judges....should the same be applied to the overall score/results? It just seems silly to me that if corps are really close in scoring..that an individual judge or judging panel has so much control of the overall final results to the seasons competition.

    What if a particular corps is in first going in to finals night...and their weakness is visual...and a judge that historically scores this particular corps low in visual is on the panel...how fair or right is that?

    Thoughts?

    Is part of the caption scoring this way to allow for lower overall corps to win a caption...actually,,,has any corps ever won a caption but missed finals? In 2004, my daughter marched with the Lehigh Valley Knights Guard (Div. III)...they had the highest guard score in prelims & semis (and pretty much all season), but their overall score was too low to perform in finals, so someone else...not as good as them...won the guard caption award. When I marched All Age corps in 1983, the Rhode Island Matadors killed everyone in guard that season, but their overall score was too low to move into finals. DCA expanded finals one spot so the Matadors could perform and get their guard award....which is fair?

    As for the overall scores...I'm kinda liking what TOC did...average the whole season and add the finals score to that.

  7. I know, right? I had to go back and watch the hi cam for several ends of performances. They totally missed SCV's last push and the "wormhole" in Crown's show. I was so ticked I actually yelled at my computer...

    sound crapped out after Phantom too...low volume and reverb from the stadium that were not issues for the first two corps...very poor streaming last night...Finals better be alot better

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