Be Honest: have you ever built a card pyamid using the 52 card deck?
411233
I have used 32 (4 levels of 8) but not 52
655842
I suggest that you just buy them, it's not really that expensive, and it's a lot faster and more professional looking, than those ones made on your computer.\nI have a couple of Card Making Programs, but the time you spend, finding the right ones, editing them, then printing them out. You are usually too tired to enjoy what you have done. You are talking about a dozen or more, I would think. Believe me, buy them, you will be much happier.\nThere are several stores, that sell cards, at 50% off, look around, you may find a bargain.
679664
Nope.\n\nSD & MMC slots are the only card slots on it.
592361
You might also want to look at: http://internet.oit.edu/~cardwelc/rubiks/rubiks.htm
1058117
Think of the probability of picking 4 cards from somewhere in the deck and finding them all the same... it would be something like (52/52 x 3/51 x 2/50 x 1/49).  But whatever it is, it doesn't matter.  Just call this probability p.  Now does it matter where you draw the cards from?  If I were to pick the first 4 cards, the last 4 cards, a random collection of cards, alternating cards, etc. will the results be any different?  No, the probability is always the same probability p.\n\nIt's the same with the lottery.  While the sequence 1,2,3,4,5 might seem less likely to occur than something like 13, 17, 26, 37, 42, they actually have the same probability.\n\nHowever, you may notice that dealers always deal one card to each player, then repeat.  They don't deal 5 cards to one, then 5 cards to another, etc.  The reason has nothing to do with probability and everything to do with preventing cheating. It's much easier to perhaps keep a set of cards together while shuffling (with false shuffles, palming, etc.) and then make sure they get placed at the top of the deck.  Then if you dealt them to one person, they'd get all the desirable cards.  However, if you have to alternate, then it is near impossible to arrange the cards so that one person gets the desirable cards.
244013
First find the number of ways to have 5 spades in your hand.\nEach hand consists of 13 cards.  \nThat means 5 will be spades, and 8 will not be spades.\nThere are 13 spades in a deck and 39 cards that are not spades.\nThe number of ways of choosing 5 spades from 13 is\nC(13,5)\nThe number of ways of choosing 8 cards that are not spades from 39 is \nC(39,8)\nHence, the number of ways of having 5 spades is \nC(13,5)*C(39,8) = 1287*61523748 = 79181063676\nWe divide this number by the total possible number of 13 card hands, which is C(52,13) because you are choosing 13 cards from 52\nC(52,13) = 635013559600\nThus, the answer is\nC(13,5)*C(39,8)/C(52,13)\n= 79181063676/635013559600\n= .124691925832\nso there is approximately a .125 chance of being dealt 5 spades
629566
Was it the card game "pairs"?
31891
I tried using the Thoth deck and found my intuition peaked with many of the images but as I tried to better understand and improve my abilities I found that it lacked a complete picture of the cards meaning.  \n\nThat is why I have just purchased the Universal Waite Tarot Deck.  The pictures are the complete classic design but the thick black lines and very basic primary colors have been replaced.\n\nI would defiantly recommend the Universal Waite Tarot.
1163979
yes with the card you can do it, it work fine , just like the way we use it early before it start intrigate to the board
294632
oh let me see if i can remember. First you shuffle all the cards. Then you put cards into a pile. 2 players= 30 cards\n3-4 players= 25 cards, 5-6 players= 20 cards. The pile is then placed on the left side of the person. The cards are face down and one card is faced up right on the top of the pile. Then once everyone had a pile then deal out 5 cards to each player. The youngest starts first. All the extra cards go into a draw pile. You have 4 piles in the center of the table and each person has 4 discard piles. To start the piles in the center you either have to have a 1 or a Skip-bo card. Skip-bo card are wild card and can be used for any number. The cards in the center go up numericlly Ex. 1,2,skip-bo, 4 .... 12. Once a pile hits 12 then it is removes and shuffled in to the draw pile. A person turns ends when they can't play any more cards in there had and they discard to there discard piles. If a person runs out of cards before their turn is over then they are allowed to pick up 5 new cards. The point of the game is to remove all the cards from you pile that you were given at the beginning. The first person to play all of ther cards in the pile wins then game. Oh i forgot about the discard pile. You can play your cards in the discard pile. and once ypu play a card in the discard pile it cannot be moved to make room for other cards. Just play on top of the other cards that are there. And you can only play the top card on the discard pile.\n\nI hope that this isn't to confusing!!
265101
I am in the process of working on one right now, and I have found it very interesting and actually really enjoyed putting it together! (OMG I am such a nerd!!!!)
519319
Ya you can play good games like Fear on it, shit man - If you know the name of the card, all you would have to do to find out the cost, is to type the name of it into google. What is the point of asking a question like this here? Unless it is your trivia for everyone, to see who gets the right answer. The card probably costs about $110-150
781200
I have tried them all at some point over the past 12 years.\nI acknowledge that some of them may have been vastly improved since I last used them.  However, here is my personal opinion:\n\nI much prefer Greeting Card Factory.  For one thing, the major components are all installed on your computer so you don't have to swap CD disks everytime you make a card to get the graphics.  That was my chief complaint with hallmark and printmaster ... though I have not used any of their programs in the past two years.  Another primary reason i like this program is that it is so easy to combine elements to make your own versions of cards.\n\nAnother one I have discovered ... it isn't specifically a card program, but it makes cards and so much more ... is from http://www.broderbund.com and is called Creating Keepsakes Scrapbook Designer Platinum v.3.  Besides all that is included on the four CD's of the program, there are tons of projects and graphics you can download from the broderbund website which significantly increases the inventory.  I have tried and looked at many similar programs, and most were less than satisfactory, but I love this one!
526596
Hi! I drew 1 card and that was 7 of Wands - "valour". "Energy frees itself at last. Struggles, possible victory over obstacles and difficulties, yet, courage to meet them. Victory in small things. Wands represent fire energy and could mean more creativity or at worst quarreling. Have a good week! :P I used my deck but you don't have to! Here's a free site! Enjoy!
697756
have you tried taking out the card and putting that into the computer
706695
I have over 30,000 sports cards. 90% are rookie cards, and 3% are game worn jersey cards. Interested?
830270
a) not necessarily...\nb)if the bottom contains n cells, the number of stories is also n...\nand number of cards is 2n+3(n-1)+3(n-2)....+3(n-(n-1))....\nor 2n + 3+ 3(2) + 3(3)...3(n-1)  (writing from back...)\nthe second is a arithmetic series,with a =3 and d=3\nthe nth term is (3 +(n-1)*3)\nsince the formula for the sum upto n-1th term is \ns = [(n-1)*(2a+ (n-2)d)]/2 = [(n-1)*(6+(n-2)*3]/2 \n  = [3n^2 - 3n ]/2\nsummation of 2n and this is ...\n[4n + 3n^2 -3n]/2  =[ 3n^2 + n]/2 \n but you know total cards is 104.\nor    [3n^2 + n]/2  = 104\nor    3n^2 + n   = 208\n  3n^2 + n-208 = 0\nsolve this quadratic in n to get number of stories...\nwe get n =  8.16  or approx 8\nso we get number of cards used is\nfor bottom  = 2*n = 16\n1st storie  =  3* (n-1) = 21\n2nd storie  = 18\n3rd storie  = 15\n4th = 12\n5th = 9\n6th =6\n7th = 3\nadding  3+6+9+12+15+18+21+16, we get, 100...\nthus 4 cards go to waste for making the pyramid which has 8 stories (including bottom ) and uses 100 cards.\nyaaaaaaaaay  :D