Trevor P

Is there anywhere that I, as a 18-year-old U.S. Citizen, can legally play hearts online for money? If so, where?

Does the "Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006" prohibit online gambling via card games?

Ok, so here's the deal. My sister was taking care of her boyfriend's hamster while he is on vacation. We already have a guinea pig in the house and she wanted to make sure that they would both be in rooms with the air conditioning on (which would be mine and hers). I didn't have enough room for the guinea pig cage, so I took the hamster.

Anyways, last night it was making a lot of noise at around 2 AM because I was still up and the lights were still on. So I put a towel on top of the cage to give it some darkness, but it climbed up into its tower thing and started chewing on the towel. I thought it was cute so I opened the top to watch it chew on the towel, thinking that it had nowhere to go. When I closed the top I guess I didn't close it tight enough, because the hamster was missing when I woke up.

It may have even left my room or be hiding somewhere. Heck, it might be dead (let's hope not). I put food out in the middle of my bedroom floor to see if it comes out for it, but is there anything else I can do? I feel bad, she told her boyfriend and he is miserable. I feel terrible.

Practice, practice, practice. Yes, I know this, but I don't want to practice the wrong thing.

Now here's my question: When barring the 2nd fret with my index finger, should I use my other 3 fingers to cover the 3 strings on the 4th fret or try to bar that too?

The problem is with all 3 is gets cluttered, and if I bar on the 4th fret, I can't lift the middle joint of my ring finger enough to not end up muting the high e string. Sometimes I even end up muting it with the 4 finger method. I would prefer to master the double-barring method, but any tips? Let the string be muted, or what?

I know I need practice to get better at it - I'm going to keep trying for it, but all tips and advice are appreciated!

I would position it so that the parking spots on both sides of the sign still provide enough room for a car, so technically I wouldn't be taking the spots. Would this be illegal/would I get ticketed? I wouldn't want to bring it up to a bike rack on the sidewalk because there is more chance of it getting damaged since it's passed by everyone entering and exiting the store, I wouldn't want to wheel it onto the sidewalk since I can't ride it there, and I would be afraid it would be so visible it would get stolen. Plus, what if the place didn't have a bike rack?

P.S. I'm not interested in hearing the difference between a moped and a motor scooter. Thanks. I already know because I've seen everyone else get lectured, but regardless I want people searching for questions about mopeds being able to find mine and help out.

Thanks everyone.