explain all hands on deck?
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It means that everyone is required to work together on something, usually with a sense of urgency.\n\nIt derives from a nautical expression when the shout would go out throught a boat for "all hands on deck" meaning everyone was needed on the deck to tend the rigging, masts etc in situations of bad weather and the like.
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put all your words on 3x5 cards with the definitions on the other side.Then just run through them until you know them by heart
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Decks=Element\nShoes=Adio\nTrucks and Wheels=Element
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etiquette\natlanta\ngeorgia
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Ex Navy here.\nE-3 Deck Seaman, your thanks is greatly appreciated.\nOn board the USS Kauffman FFG-59
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It's sort of like Simon Says.\nHere is one variation:\nAhoy Mateys! Welcome aboard the good ship ZOOM!\n\nThis game is for 4 or more players and should be played in an open area.\n\nOne player is the captain of the ship, and the rest of the players have to follow her orders.\n\nThe captain gives four commands. When she says "ship," players have to run to the right.\n\nWhen she says "deck," players have to run to the middle.\n\nWhen she says "shore," players have to run to the left.\n\nAnd when she says "hit the deck," players have to run to the middle and lie down on their stomachs.\n\nIf a player makes a mistake, he's out.\n\nThe last player left at the end is the winner.\n\nReady, set... bon voyage!
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It depends what you are trying to accomplish. If you are trying to speed up, you move forward on the board. If you are slowing down you move back. When turning, you'd usually grab the side of the board in the rail, in the direction you are turning, and dig that elbow into the rail and pull the nose with your opposite hand. i.e. if you are turning left, your left arm would be resting above the rail with your left hand gripping the rail. Push your left elbow down so the rail can grab the water. Then with your right hand grasping the nose of the board, pull towards you and slightly into the direction you would like to turn.
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Playing it close to the vest...keeping information to yourself, not giving clues or cues to those around you.\nIE: When playing cards you hold your cards close to your vest so other players cannot see them.
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There are tons of websites out there, and it really depends on what deck your using.  But here are a couple:\n\nhttp://www.supertarot.co.uk/lessons/15back.htm\nhttp://www.extonbiz.com/Understanding-the-tarot-article.html\n\nHere's an interested and inexpensive book:\nhttp://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PRODUCT&PROD_ID=960073&cid=64664&fp=F\n\nGood luck!
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Sorry annmariet14, but you're wrong.\n\nTarot cards were NEVER a card game. They were always what they are now.\n\nThe 52 card deck that you use for card games derived from Tarot cards as a way for readers to hide what they were doing to avoid being burned at the stake.\n\nIn answer to the question, you can trust the cards if they are read by a reputable reader.
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It's a lot like playing poker. Don't show your cards until you are ready to seal the deal. Don't let them know until you are ready to move in for the kill (or steal in this case). Good Luck
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Hand out cards=Deal\nHanded out cards=Dealt same answer of others who were right just thought I show why.
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I'm not a Mason, but found this  explanation adapted from a site on the net (link below)\n\n"BOAZ"  \nGRIP OF AN ENTERED APPRENTICE (HANDSHAKE)\n\nThe Grip of the Entered Apprentice is made by pressing the thumb against the top of the first knuckle-joint of the fellow Mason, the fellow Mason also presses his thumb against the first Mason's knuckle. \n\nThe name of this grip is "Boaz".  When a candidate is imparted with this grip and its usage it is done in this manner."  \nFirst the Worshipful Master says to the candidate:  \n"I now present my right hand in token of friendship and brotherly love, and will invest you with the grip and word.  As you are uninstructed, he who has hitherto answered for you, will do so at this time."  \nThe Worshipful Master of the lodge then has this exchange with the Senior Deacon, who is standing next to the candidate, who is still kneeling at the altar, after have assumed the obligation of this degree:  \nNote: In the following discourse WM stands for Worshipful Master, and SD stands for Senior Deacon.  \nWM: Brother Senior Deacon.  \nSD: Worshipful Master.  \nWM: I hear.  \nSD: I conceal.  \nWM: What do you conceal?  \nSD: All the secrets of a Mason in Masonry, to which this token alludes.  \n(At this time, the candidate is shown the grip of an Entered Apprentice)  \nWM: Which is that?  \nSD: A grip  \nWM. Of what?  \nSD: Of an Entered Apprentice.  \nWM. Has it a name?  \nSD: It has.  \nWM: Will you give it to me?  \nSD: I did not so receive it, neither will I so impart it.  \nWM: How will you dispose of it?  \nSD: Letter it or halve it.  \nWM: Letter it and begin.  \nSD: You begin.  \nWM: Begin you.  \nSD: A  \nWM: B  \nSD: O  \nWM: Z  \nWM: (Directing his words to the candidate): "Boaz, my Brother, is the name of this grip, and should always be given in the customary manner, by lettering or halving.  When lettering, always commence with the letter, "A".
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i dont know any card tricks sorry
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What is there to explain???
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Well lets see....I have a Pirate buddy that could answer this with ease....You have the Main sail (main),Jib (another sail),Fore:the front,Aft:rear,Top Deck,Helm:wheel or wheel house(the thing that steers)Poop deck: I don't know,The Head:bathroom,Keel: the thing that keeps you from flipping over,Hull:the main "Body" of the vessel,The Plank:to "get rid" of extra baggage,Top Side:on top,Deck:where you walk(on Top)Mast:where you hook-up the main sails,Rigging:all the ropes,.....you know,I could go all night or you could check out:\n   http://en.wikiepedia.org/wiki/Sailing_ship