Review of "All About John Deere for Kids Part 1"Written by Sherri Allen
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As name suggests, "All About John Deere for Kids Part 1" is very informative. There is so much information presented, in fact, that narrative tends to get a little dry in parts -- it starts to sound a bit like a John Deere catalog. That's balanced, however, by things like fun segment on John Deere toys, interesting lessons on modern farming and, of course, exciting visuals. If your children can't get enough of tractors and heavy equipment, I recommend "All About John Deere for Kids Part 1." Without having to step onto a worksite, they'll get to see all kinds of tractors doing all kinds of jobs.
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COMMON CARD: A card dealt faceup to be used by all players at showdown in games of stud poker whenever there are insufficient cards left in deck to deal each player a card individually. COMMUNITY CARDS: The cards dealt faceup in center of table that can be used by all players to form their best hand in games of holdem and Omaha. COMPLETE THE BET: To increase an all-in bet or forced bet to a full bet in limit poker. CUT: To divide deck into two sections in such a manner as to change order of cards. CUT-CARD: Another term for bottom card. DEAD CARD: A card that is not legally playable. DEAD COLLECTION BLIND: A fee posted by player having dealer button, used in some games as an alternative method of seat rental. DEAD HAND: A hand that is not legally playable. DEAD MONEY: Chips that are taken into center of pot because they are not considered part of a particular player's bet. DEAL: To give each player cards, or put cards on board. As used in these rules, each deal refers to entire process from shuffling and dealing of cards until pot is awarded to winner. DEALER BUTTON: A flat disk that indicates player who would be in dealing position for that hand (if there were not a house dealer). Normally just called "the button." DEAL OFF: To take all blinds and button before changing seats or leaving table. That is, participate through all blind positions and dealer position. DEAL TWICE: When there is no more betting, agreeing to have rest of cards to come determine only half pot, removing those cards, and dealing again for other half of pot. DECK: A set of playing-cards. In these games, deck consists of either: (1) 52 cards in seven-card stud, holdem, and Omaha. (2) 53 cards (including joker), often used in ace-to-five lowball and draw high. DISCARD(S): In a draw game, to throw cards out of your hand to make room for replacements, or card(s) thrown away; muck. DOWNCARDS: Cards that are dealt facedown in a stud game. for more details visit : http://n.1asphost.com/rachutsg/pokerhelp.htm
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