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Here's something you can buy to help a complete n00b play NEARLY PERFECT Blackjack in minutes.
I've IMPROVED my business cards to include a more readable and larger font for the Simplified Blackjack Basic Strategy chart on the back!
So, I'm continuing my efforts to make tools for learning how to solve the Rubik's Cube.
In addition to my publicly provided graphics on the Rubik's Cube Move Notations, and in addition to my composite video on Rubik's Cube Moves, I've now created a whole series of YouTube Shorts that document each of the 18 possible single face moves.
So, I recently published a few videos on how to solve the Rubik's Cube. In making those videos, I learned a lot of things, including that the way I learned may not be the easiest way to learn... But one side effect of creating those videos was a few ideas on how teaching others could be improved.
One of the stepping stones of the Rubik's Cube solving process is learning Move Notations.
I thought there were issues with the many different sources of images you might find online that show you each move. I wanted to improve what was out there for future generations of people who want to learn how to cube.
The onslaught of new features for the JackAce Roulette System Catalog continues! We're adding simulation results to the catalog!
These are the results of hitting various winning goals using the JackAce Roulette Simulator, which performs thousands of trials of the designated roulette system.
This month we've added a new feature to the JackAce Roulette System Catalog. We're adding ratings subcategories!
In addition to CEG's rating and my rating for every system, we will display the breakdown of the subcomponents of the rating. It offers a lot of insight into how the overall rating was determined.
The 6 subcategories for the rating are as follows:
- Betting Simplicity
- Progression Simplicity
- Chip Uniformity
- Jackpot Potential
- Scalability
- Comp Value
Here's a graphic used in my latest video on Craps. I was trying to best visualize the distribution of each point total.
So I've recently passed the California Real Estate Salesperson exam! I am now a licensed Real Estate Professional!
And I have to say that it was pretty easy using the sites and apps that are quite inexpensive and simple to use!
The two biggest tools I used were The CE Shop and PrepAgent.
I've recently launched a video series on how to solve the Rubik's Cube on my YouTube channel.
One thing you really need to learn if you want to solve the Rubik's Cube is the notations that are used when describing a series of moves you need to memorize. This can look like gobbledegook if you're unfamiliar with what the notation means.
I've seen the move notations paired up with still images with arrows indicating the cited direction, but we live in a digital age, so I wanted to provide an animated version of this graphic!
So I've created a video that shows you each move! Here it is!