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Is there a technique I don't know of to make a neat custom layout? Fabric paint on felt just looks awful, and doesn't last.

Anyone know what the pros do?

If you bought just about any stock around 2010 or so, it's probably done pretty well for you. I have several stocks up over 100% since I bought them. So the question becomes: when do I take my winnings and leave the table? I'm worried about the bubble bursting, but I've also heard a few horror stories about getting out too soon (a good friend of mine bought Priceline at $3/share, sold it when it was at $50..it's now at 1,234).

So how can you tell what the ceiling is for any given stock? How do you know if it's gone up as high as it can go?

On Black Ops 2: Zombies, I was watching a video, and the players had over 15000 points on Round 1, which is mathematically impossible. Unless they were able to save their progress and points, and restart. How can I also do this?

I'm tired of cheaters kicking the crap out of me, so it's time to fight fire with fire. I'd like to get one for free, that doesn't have surveys or other garbage. If I have to end up paying for one, I guess I could do that, if it were legit.

As a casual gamer who enjoys COD, I just want to get some opinions from folks that have COD:Elite to see if I should go ahead and get it myself. From what I've read, it really seems more geared to the hardcore players.

In Glenn Beck's new book (I don't know the title) he cites a poem by Rudyard Kipling, and without actually buying the book, I'd like to know what the poem is. It includes the line "When the sins of man go unpunished...". Thanks. Sorry I don't have more details to give.

This is mainly for those that don't like her. I read a lot of hateful things about her being stupid, but what exactly do you think she's going to do (or try to do) if she were POTUS that you find so distasteful?

I'm not a very old person, but I've been looking through history and it's been becoming more and more clear to me that whenever government gets involved in anything they more often than not screw it up. Social Security, medicare, medicaid, welfare, education, the dmv....all examples of ways the government is incompetent at best and corrupt at worst.

So what I want to know is with Obamacare and the financial "reform" bill, and the "green" energy movement...how did you come to believe the government will actually get this right?

I've been watching the Golden Touch videos like mad, and somedays I'm doing ok, but the last few sessions I've been terrible. So to the dice controllers, any tips on what to do to keep you throwing well? Any and all serious tips are welcome.

I'm trying to create a workbook that records events as a button control and records them on another sheet. For instance: button 'A' is on sheet 1, and every time you click button 'A' it records it on sheet 2. And for the life of me I can't figure out how to do it. Please help.

As a beginning dice control shooter, I know the shortest tables are the ones that are easiest to throw on, but where can I find them? Which casinos specifically (name and town) have the shortest tables?

Since the Republicans don't have a majority in the House or the Senate, there really isn't anything they can do to stop the health care overhaul/takeover. But there is still a conservative majority in the Supreme Court (5-4, but it's enough), so are there any Republicans planning to bring a case to challenge the bill? Because as I understand it, there are more than a few things in the bill that violate the Constitution, and that would be a great way to put an end to it.

I'm trying to build my portfolio with some ETFs, specifically in energy, emerging markets, and financials. I want to know what tells you whether or not something is a good purchase or if you should avoid it. Please be as specific as possible, and site where you get your information. Thanks.

I've only started paying attention to this topic for about 7 or 8 years, and one thing I've continually heard from the CC (climate change) supporters is "the science is in, the debate is over". I've been asking myself, and now I ask you "When did the climate change debate take place? And who was involved?", because I still have a lot of questions about it that haven't been answered.

One thing I've learned in my years of following politics is that today we're bombarded with information from all sides: if you listen to Glenn Beck or Sean Hannity the liberals are communists that are destroying America. If you listen to Keith Olberman or Moreen Dowd the conservatives are ignorant racists that are destroying America. So how do you determine who you believe?

I'm trying to make a really awesome halloween costume for next year, but to do that, I need some rigid, durable, yet moldable plastics. Cost isn't much of an issue, but I'd like the best value for my dollar. What sites are there that can send me what I'm looking for?

The auto industry, at least the American side of it, is struggling right now. And it looks like one or two of them may go under. I was wondering just how much of a cut we'd see in the prices if that company would fail. Example: if Ford goes bankrupt, how much do you think a new Mustang would cost?

In the movies, guys always seem to have the blueprints for everything. How the heck do they get them?

I want to teach myself how to play the piano, but I travel too much to actually take classes. So what is the best route for me to take?