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17 places to play Bingo that you may not have known about

Bingo is a powerful entity, especially for--but not limited to--those in their twilight years. It is a way to gamble lightly without the potential risk of betting the deed to your house. Bingo is not just relegated to VFW halls either, as there are a handful of locations that have their games hosted by very funny and dazzling drag queens. There are plenty of places that host a Bingo game once in a while, but these are some locations that have games more…

Slot Machine Strategies That Actually Work

Slot machines account for 70% of all gaming revenue. That means there are a lot of people coming home with empty pockets after visiting the casinos. Slot machines are no longer used to keep the women occupied while the men bet the “real” money on table games. Slot machines now bring in the “real” money, and slot machines are played by both women and men of all ages<br>There are no secret tips that can guarantee a person will win on slot machines.…

How to increase engagement in senior living communities

Not every older adult enjoys playing Bingo or listening to Frank Sinatra. Try these activities to engage every resident.

5 mental health tips for marching musicians

Marking World Teen Mental Wellness Day, check out these coping strategies to help marching arts performers navigate an increasingly complicated world today and every day!

Distance learning for Elementary French and Spanish I Real Language Right Away

Using the vocabulary cards, practice the vocabulary. See if your child can name all of the items, and when he or she is comfortable, have him/her teach the vocabulary to a family member<br>They can play bingo using the cards and the bingo cards.<br>Have them practice the conversation using the cards. They can put the cards face down and select one each time they practice the conversation. They can practice with a stuffed animal or with a family member, or video chat…

Role-Playing Games for People Who Don’t Like Dungeons & Dragons

If you ever tried to get into tabletop role-playing games—the kind where you sit around with character sheets, describing your actions and rolling dice—it was probably through Dungeons &amp; Dragons. And if you’re sick of medieval fantasy, or you don’t care about fighting monsters, or you hate looking up stats on different charts, you might have walked away thinking “I guess I don’t like RPGs.” Which is a shame, because there are thousands of other RPGs out there.

Who Gets To Be On The Steam Store?

Recently there's been a bunch of community discussion around what kind of games we're allowing onto the Steam Store. As is often the case, the discussion caused us to spend some time examining what we're doing, why we're doing it, and how we could be doing it better. Decision making in this space is particularly challenging, and one that we've really struggled with.

This Card Game Can Help Make Your Work More Meaningful

How one deck of cards can shuffle your deck when it comes to values, passion, and work.

+5 to Game Knowledge with the Newest Bundle of Holding

You may be used to the Bundle of Holding as the ideal place to fill out your RPG library so that your cup of adventure may ever runneth over...

Unknown Armies Book Two: Run

An occult game about broken people conspiring to fix the world. It's about keeping what you have from those who wan