Allison Fisher...FREE STREAM TONIGHT

Teacherman

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Allison Fisher is playing local champion Andy Quinn at Teachers Billiards tonight. 7p

It will be streamed for FREE at OnCue2.com.

Mark Wilson on the commentary.

Join us.
 
Teacherman said:
Allison Fisher is playing local champion Andy Quinn at Teachers Billiards tonight. 7p

It will be streamed for FREE at OnCue2.com.

Mark Wilson on the commentary.

Join us.
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Just a suggestion but you might want to add the "www." on the front of the website URL. When you do I believe the forum software will automatically then make it a clickable hyperlink for you in your post. As silly as it sounds I'm guessing there are some that would have enough curiosity to check it out if there was an active link to click but that wouldn't bother if they had to copy and paste.
 
PoolBum said:
Quinn wins 9-8.
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wow, when I left I thought Fisher was up 8 - 4. Her play inspired me to go shoot a few frames myself, I liked her tempo, it's contagious. Quinn did dress up for it, so...

Thanks to the sponsors,(Kellogg's) that made it possible, enjoyed.
I see that there is sponsors for this up coming 9-ball tournament, to bad it won't be seen by many at those prices.
 
First time I seen her play in person have to say she's great love her stroke and how she comes down into her stance she really is a true great
 
Poolplaya9 said:
Just a suggestion but you might want to add the "www." on the front of the website URL. When you do I believe the forum software will automatically then make it a clickable hyperlink for you in your post. As silly as it sounds I'm guessing there are some that would have enough curiosity to check it out if there was an active link to click but that wouldn't bother if they had to copy and paste.
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Helpful tip for those that don't know: Highlight anything, right click, and choose "Search Google for ____". Unless you're on a mac, in which case, just give up and slam your head on the keyboard.

Hope this helps someone on here.
 
galipeau said:
Helpful tip for those that don't know: Highlight anything, right click, and choose "Search Google for ____". Unless you're on a mac, in which case, just give up and slam your head on the keyboard.

Hope this helps someone on here.
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It helps me....I got an old IPad for when I'm lazy...and all I can do on it is read.
...won't take to a lot of the apps.

It's not as handy as a newspaper...at least I can use a newspaper for packing dishes.

I love my ThinkPad
 
I enjoyed watching the stream, but my net connection is choppy on some streams, and it was on this. So the end of the match, Quinn is looking at his last shot with the 2 near the 9 ball, and the next thing that happens is the stream jumps ahead, the match is over, Quinn has won, and the period of watching him make the last shot of the match is totally missed. Irrrrriiiiittttttaaaattttttiiiiiiinnnnngggggg..........
 
It's archived at www.oncue2.com.

Next to the media player window is a list of videos. The first one is the most recent one so it is last night's match. Pull the scroll bar over and you can watch the last shot.
 
galipeau said:
Helpful tip for those that don't know: Highlight anything, right click, and choose "Search Google for ____". Unless you're on a mac, in which case, just give up and slam your head on the keyboard.

Hope this helps someone on here.
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Good tip, and this is the way it is on the Chrome browser. On Internet Explorer you get "search with Bing" instead though. Also with Chrome if you highlight anything that appears to be a website URL (even incomplete ones) and then right click on it one of the choices will be "go to whateversite.com" and clicking that will take you straight to the site. I don't think Internet Explorer does this for highlighted URL's though, not sure about other browsers. I honestly think there are some people too lazy to do any of these if they only have a marginal interest though whereas they would have clicked if it had been an active link. Those extra couple of clicks are just too much for work for some...
 
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