08-27-2021, 01:54 PM
WSoc: Stanford vs Northridge highlights
08-27-2021, 02:10 PM
(08-27-2021, 01:54 PM)mbdude Wrote: Highlights: Maya Doms' Hat Trick Helps Stanford Beat CSUN 7-0 - YouTube
from 8/26 game.
When I started watching the game, I got a little confused as to just who was the team in the green-grey uniforms.
... though I admit my TV may need some colour adjustment.
(08-27-2021, 01:54 PM)mbdude Wrote: Highlights: Maya Doms' Hat Trick Helps Stanford Beat CSUN 7-0 - YouTube
from 8/26 game.
When I started watching the game, I got a little confused as to just who was the team in the green-grey uniforms.
... though I admit my TV may need some colour adjustment.
![[Image: colorblind-test-image9.jpg]](https://cdn-beaai.nitrocdn.com/DsHNrqyidSdrnEUwxpnDFmLjguAlTfrt/assets/static/optimized/rev-f639137/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/colorblind-test-image9.jpg)
08-27-2021, 02:23 PM
Impressed with Samantha Williams and Andrea Kitahata on the left and right, respectively. They showed speed and ability to get to the end line consistently and make dangerous crosses, garnering 3 assists between the two of them.
And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved). This is a valuable skill, because it means an opposing defender cannot always play her to go wide and cheat that way.
And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved). This is a valuable skill, because it means an opposing defender cannot always play her to go wide and cheat that way.
Impressed with Samantha Williams and Andrea Kitahata on the left and right, respectively. They showed speed and ability to get to the end line consistently and make dangerous crosses, garnering 3 assists between the two of them.
And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved). This is a valuable skill, because it means an opposing defender cannot always play her to go wide and cheat that way.
And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved). This is a valuable skill, because it means an opposing defender cannot always play her to go wide and cheat that way.
(08-27-2021, 02:23 PM)ca245 Wrote: And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved).She cut in a few times in the second half, and each time, GK Katie Meyer, who had been subbed out at halftime and was a voluble sideline coach, yelled out "let's try to combine"! (I agree, that's the next step in her decision making)
(08-27-2021, 02:23 PM)ca245 Wrote: And Williams cut in once, instead of going to the end line, to get off a powerful right-footed shot (which was saved).She cut in a few times in the second half, and each time, GK Katie Meyer, who had been subbed out at halftime and was a voluble sideline coach, yelled out "let's try to combine"! (I agree, that's the next step in her decision making)
08-27-2021, 10:36 PM
Where's the highlight from the Anthem?
Where is my earlier post on this?
Are Moderators really THAT sensitive?
Where is my earlier post on this?
Are Moderators really THAT sensitive?
08-27-2021, 11:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-27-2021, 11:52 PM by pefloresjr.)
(08-27-2021, 02:21 PM)BostonCard Wrote: CTCard, what number do you see here?
BC
It's a bunch of random dots. These tests are all a scam, I swear!
I've actually had some fun with optometrists over the years by claiming that I can't pass those damn color blindness tests because they are culturally biased. I usually let them panic for a few moments before I break into a smile and let them know that I'm not going to sue them. I wonder if any of them have put it on my permanent medical record. [Note: this story is about the joke on my health care workers and is not intended to comment on nor invite comment on the existence of cultural bias.]
Cheers,
Pete F.
(This post was last modified: 08-27-2021, 11:52 PM by pefloresjr.)
(08-27-2021, 02:21 PM)BostonCard Wrote: CTCard, what number do you see here?
BC
It's a bunch of random dots. These tests are all a scam, I swear!
I've actually had some fun with optometrists over the years by claiming that I can't pass those damn color blindness tests because they are culturally biased. I usually let them panic for a few moments before I break into a smile and let them know that I'm not going to sue them. I wonder if any of them have put it on my permanent medical record. [Note: this story is about the joke on my health care workers and is not intended to comment on nor invite comment on the existence of cultural bias.]
Cheers,
Pete F.
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