▲ 8 r/Salsa

Leading with only one left hand

I injured my right collarbone, so dancing and leading with my right hand is out.

I just danced the other day using only my left hand. I was able to do cross bodies, under the bridge, cross body turns, right turns and left turns using only my left hand.

Has anyone every injured their right side and have had to use their left side only? My right side will heal fully eventually. But not for a few months.

What can I do to maximize my ability to dance salsa with one left leading hand? (Any advice for bachata too?)

Someone give me hope that I can still dance well with this current handicap.

Thank you for any advice.

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u/Ramenko1 — 2 days ago

I can barely hear the dialogue in The Odyssey.

The soundtrack was probably my favorite part of the film.

Yet Nolan has this issue where you can barely hear what the actors are saying. They sound muffled and overwhelmed by the soundtrack. Had the same issue with Tenet. And with Bane's original mumbling before the reedit he released. Biggest problem was that you can barely hear what some people are saying.

Is he doing this on purpose because he knows the dialogue kind of drags? He prefers soundtrack and sound effects over dialogue? I think it's just a mark of a dude who thinks he knows what he is doing but is clearly deficient in this aspect of filmmaking as a director. Hopefully he'll learn someday.

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u/Ramenko1 — 4 days ago

Can I use White on Black text in the actual in-person exam?

Will I be able to use Dark Mode (white text on black background) on the actual in-person LSAT exam?

There is an Accessibility button with an option to change the font of the text to "white text on black background." Is this Accessibility option available during the actual in-person exam?

Is there is a Dark Mode for this examination? I am using the August 2026 UI through LSATLAB.

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u/Ramenko1 — 27 days ago
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Can I use White on Black text in the actual in-person exam?

Will I be able to use Dark Mode (white text on black background) on the actual in-person LSAT exam?

There is an Accessibility button with an option to change the font of the text to "white text on black background." Is this Accessibility option available during the actual in-person exam?

Is there is a Dark Mode for this examination? I am using the August 2026 UI.

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u/Ramenko1 — 27 days ago
▲ 47 r/CSULB

Where can disabled parent in wheelchair be dropped off and sit during grad ceremony on May 19th?

Hello, according to the pic the ADA dropoff is in the parking structure? I am confused by this picture. Does anybody have information on how a family member guest can be dropped off and carried in a wheelchair. She is coming straight from the hospital. The trip is being coordinated by the rehab staff.

Any info on the process. She really wants to see me graduate. She suffered a medical emergency about a month ago, and hospital believe she may be recovered enough to take a field trip to see me graduate.

u/Ramenko1 — 2 months ago