I'm interested in Keno and looking for pointers on getting started. I'm in my late 20's, is that too late?
955225
A message to all - With regard to martial arts, it is never to late.\n\nDon't think about it another minute. Start researching and get training. You will regret tomorrow what you didn't start today!
342549
Awwww gee, at 21 you're just barely getting out of the starting gate. It's a good time to think about your goals, and where you'd like to be in your life in 5, 10, 15 years, etc. It's the best time to start out at those "entry level" jobs that will give you experience to move up to the big-paying jobs later. Also, if you haven't had any college education, now is the time to think and plan for it. If not, when you're 40 you'll still feel the feeling you feel now at 21 when you're still slingin' burgers or stuck in a job that you absolutely hate. But it's NEVER too late to go to school. However, the younger you start, the more you retain (an element of human development) and the better chance you have to move up the ladder at a relatively young age. Good luck.
279742
if you have a computer and can get to a keno game you can play any numbers for 50 to 100 spins and on seperate sheet of paper write the numbers from 1 to 80 and each spin put a mark next to the numbers that come up when you have done this go thru and add up to see which numbers come up the most. give that a try it has worked for me. i have done this and went to indian bingo and won at the least $13,000.
424193
I listened to a couple of 18 year olds last night, who are making thousands in M2C Global.\n\nIt was free to get in, so I'm in.  If they can do it, I can do it.
46795
Don't believe in any discouragement, you are not old!!!\nRead this to help you start your career: \nhttp://www.fxsupply.com/features/careers.html\nGood luck.
909612
I'm a stay at home. So what I do is from my home. This business can be life changing, if you put forth the effort. A lot of people retire in 2-4 years. Contact me for more information. talesacooper@sbcglobal.net
685854
You're never too old to do something you love.  I'm 26 and have been skating for 10 years.  I have quite a few friends in their late 20's and now early 30's who are just as involved in the sport as ever and progressing right along with it.  \n\nI say go for it and have a blast!!!
654467
do you need to find your kua? to determine where your facing is? or do you need a destiny analysis. both needs your birthdate and birthtime.\n\nas for freebie, go to http://www.hiakz.com/about.asp and get your 4 pillars for free. then again, what can you expect from a freebie? hehehe
120606
It all depends what you are trying to accomplish.\n\nI’m 65 and began programming in the very early 1960s.  During the early years I programmed in more than a dozen different computer languages, but over time increasingly move into pure systems work and then business consulting (which I still do) and finally owning my own businesses. For me that evolution was correct, but it didn’t take long to lose my edge with programming.  If you are going to stay in programming you are best served (in my opinion) to remain as up to date as possible.\n\nThis field changes so quickly (it did even when I began) that it is difficult to stay up with it at any point.  For me working on the development of leading approaches to programming specialized applications (for me it was applications for manufacturing environments) was a good path because breaking new ground got your name around the industry.  Job offers were always available.\n\nI don’t know if such helps this day and age or not.  In my experience I used what I learned to start my own business and that was more satisfying than everything else.
271768
im up for it if you are? how old are you?
41343
for someone to get started with very little I would suggest them to first have capital. a freind is on his way by making first a go with  with e-bay by just knowing a few people with items and has blossumed like you would not believe.it can be a money maker for some and some excellent finds for other, whichever you choose.\n\nfor some that may not know how much fun it is to browse and/or shop on e-bay-here are some instructions to a very good spot to start out finding excellant products at very reasonable prices. this fellow starts out at very low starting bid prices on knives, i-pods, all tools, fishing equiptment, computers, printers and changes his items maybe every other day.how I think he makes it so good on there is he guarentees his items, sends to any country, and he keeps a 100 percent feedback which means the customers have all been happy.\nsome folks dont know how to dig in there so here is how to get to his site fairly easy and from there click around to an entire new trend for shoppers and sellers alike and.b.t.w., (2000canary is his i.d.)--just get to e-bay and click "buy" then under "buy" theres 2 boxes (go under them)is a search option--click "e-bay stores" search and put in the "2000canary"(dont worry about filling in the other blanks)then click search again. you will notice that its also known as his "liquidators companys" because he has done so well hefeatures a store spot on ebay as well. then happy hunting!!gradually you will learn to watch on ebay and deal with folks that have lots of great feedback to avoid problems, which is tricky at first until youve learned the ropes. this I know, will at least send you to an awesome spot to start with some great deals daily.\nthe items also display a current picture of the product that is up for sale as well. I have alot of fun in there myself. I love to buy fitness c d's because I get bored so easy and I mostly pay 2-3 bucks for them if you catch them on a good day where theres few bidders on line. thats when you can scoop up on the deals, my freind!! \n\niso it seems to me that perhaps to buy and resell if one is agressive enough could prosper well. ywe all have to start somewhere!!\n\n\n \n\nWhat kind of company (with the minimum investment) would be successful ing some type of capital backup.
131294
Ask advice from those who are around your same age, same goals, dreams, etc.  Take awhile and find out if its what "YOU" really want to do, and can you do your best at it and be  successful at it in the future?
561355
Not sure how old you are, so here are a few links to get you started (the bottom one is the most indepth):
141483
As with anyone post your resume.  I am 54 and considering entering the job market again.  I personally don't think it's feasable right now.  Monster.com is an excellent place to check hot jobs.  Good luck and may God Bless.
204410
I'm 36.This site is open to all ages and is really fun to do in your spear times.There are alot of ppl that don't take this site seriouly and there is ppl that do.You can learn alot of cool stuff from yahoo answers.But you also have to be careful on the imfromation that you give out.Keep in mind what you post is viewed by millions of ppl.So be careful and have fun.
1134412
32 and still looking!
116750
There are many different styles of Martial Arts.  The 2 main factions or most popular are  Tae Kwon Do ( Closed Fists and Feet)  Koreign  and Karate ( open hand and feet) Japanese.\n\nThere is no age aspect of when to start Martial Arts or a I am too old to start.\n\nWhen looking to join a Martial Arts program, the first thing you should do is visit a few different places where it is taught.  Get a feel for the Instructor and what is being taught.  Observe a few classes form beginners all the way to the advanced stadges.\n\nWhatever style you pick, make sure the instructor is someone you will be able to learn from, that you can afford the cost associated with the training, and are comfortable with what is being taught, and expected.\n\nBe aware of the Hidden cost, Belt Testing Fees, Reguired Uniform purchases, Training gear costs.  Ask about these before signing any contract.\n\nMost training locations are Run like GYM memberships, you pay X amount for a certain time period, wether you attend or not.  They make you sign a contract.  To advance to the next level or Belt level their is usally an additonal fee.  As the ranks increase so does the fee.\n\nBeware of all these issues when you look for a Martial Arts Class.\n\nYou can check out one of my sites and ask in the forums for more information as well\nhttp://www.blackbeltdomain.com\nPs.  you don't have to be a black belt to participate in the forums :)