Article: Make sure that they are all facing down. Mix them up and leave them next to the board to act as the draw pile. Take four tiles without looking at them and place them on the Millionaire Estates space. The four types of cards are Career Cards, Salary Cards, House Deeds, and Stocks. Make sure that you keep each type of card separate and then shuffle each stack. Place the stacks face-down somewhere next to the board where everyone can reach them. Place these items somewhere near the board. Players will purchase and borrow these items throughout the game, so you will want to have them somewhere that is easy to access. Select a spot right next to the game board to keep these items for when they are needed. The Banker is in charge of all money going into and out of the bank. Make sure the person who decides to be the Banker is aware that he/she will need to collect and distribute money throughout the game. The Banker will need to distribute $10,000 in Life money to each player. The Game of Life comes with six car movers in different colors as well as people pegs that go in the cars. Make sure that every player chooses a car and puts a peg into it before placing that peg on the board.
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Place the Life tiles somewhere near the board. Separate, shuffle, and stack the cards. Find the Automobile Insurance Policies, Homeowner’s Insurance Policies, Stocks, and Bank Loans. Select someone to be the Banker. Have everyone choose a car and people peg.

Problem: Article: For this type of mobile, you will hang multiple shapes in a single straight line. You may use any combination of shapes you prefer, but make sure each shape is roughly symmetrical vertically. The right and left side of each shape don't have to be exactly the same, but if they are too different your mobile may hang lopsided. You may also choose to make two or more similar mobiles to hang near each other. If you have trouble coming up with something from scratch, search online for printable templates. You will need scissors, thread or fishing line, glue or scotch tape, a penny for each mobile, and sheets of cardstock in as many colors as you want. If you plan on printing out your designs, you will also need a printer. If you will be drawing them by hand, you will need a pen or pencil, a ruler, and a compass or protractor. There are multiple ways of doing this, and you may choose to use more than one in constructing your mobile.  Download a template or design your own shapes using an image editing program. If your printer can print on cardstock, print the shapes directly onto your cardstock. If your printer can't print on cardstock, or you would like to incorporate a detailed color image into your mobile, print the shapes onto normal printer paper instead. Glue or tape the printed image to a piece of cardstock. Draw out your shapes onto the cardstock. Use a ruler and other drawing tools to make sure the shapes are vertically symmetrical. Draw out only one of each shape. Glue or tape other paper products to the cardstock. You may also choose to incorporate existing pictures, stationary, or newspaper clippings into your mobile. To do so, glue or tape the image onto cardstock. Then draw out your shape as described previously. Take the cardstock with the shapes either drawn or printed onto it. Place it over a second sheet of cardstock that you would like to be each shape's opposite side. Cut both sheets at once using the lines as a guide. If you are unable to do both sides simultaneously, cut out one and use it to trace the shape onto the other sheet. Lay one side of the mobile on a flat surface in the order that you choose to put them in. The side of the shape you want to be seen should be facing down. Make sure that you can picture a perfectly straight line going down the middle of all your shapes. Use your layout to determine how much string you will need. Use either a tape measure or the string itself. You will need a string long enough to start at the bottom shape and reach a few feet past the top. The amount of extra string you will need at the top will depend on how low you want your mobile to hang. Keep in mind it's always easier to correct a too-long string than a too-short one. Use tape or glue to secure the string to each shape, making sure to keep it centered on each. Start with the bottom section and work your way up. Try to make your adhesive as flat as possible. The penny will act as a small weight to keep your mobile hanging straight and balanced. Tape or glue the penny towards the bottom edge of the last shape over top of the string. Make sure to leave a small perimeter at the shape's edge so you can seal it properly later on. Glue or tape each of the remaining shapes to its match. Place these shapes face up over top of the string. Focus your adhesive on the edges to properly seal each side together. Once you've finished this step, your mobile will be ready to hang. If you use glue, wait for it to dry before hanging your mobile.
Summary: Sketch out an idea for your mobile. Gather your materials. Transfer your shapes onto cardstock. Cut out your shapes. Arrange one set of shapes. Cut a length of string or fishing line. Attach the string to your shapes. Secure a penny to the bottom shape. Attach the remaining duplicate shapes to finish your mobile.

Your footgear can either aid your quest for becoming stealthy or be a dead giveaway of your presence, every time. You need to choose the proper footgear for the environment in when you'll be moving. Practice walking and running in your chosen footgear often, so you'll get used to the tiny noises it makes.  If you're in a house, it's best to wear socks, as they are soft, and they are comfortably fitting. Going barefoot is also a good option, unless the floors are wood. Depending on your natural tendencies, sweat and excess moisture may cause you to slightly stick to the floor. This doesn't hinder your pace, however if it is dead quiet, like the middle of the night, and a target is near, the tiny 'schluk' noises your foot may make can be very detrimental. Wearing socks is nearly always your best bet indoors. Carry your shoes with you and put them on when you're clear of the house. If you're in a place with lots of grass or leaves, use socks or go with bare feet, carrying your shoes, however be wary about going barefoot in an area containing many rocks, glass/bottles, or patches of spiny plants. The last thing you want is a bleeding or painful foot while trying to sneak away.  You could also wear toe shoes or water shoes, but be careful: if these types of shoes get soaked, they can emit a "squish" sound as your foot hits the ground. To cross a rocky place (pebbles, gravel, etc.), you must use a pair of thick socks or bare feet. Soft socks and bare feet cushion the impact, but shoes will push the stones down and out, making the sound of rocks moving. For walking in a mixed environment, like a suburban street with a road, gravel, and grass, wear running shoes with soft, flexible soles. Be careful not to walk flat-footed with these shoes. The clothing you choose should match the colors of the terrain you'll be crossing, and the time of day should also be taken into account. Wear darker colors at night, and earth tones during the day. Choose fabrics that are comfortable and don't make swishy sounds. Cotton is always a good choice, and soft polyester fabrics also work well.  If you're walking around at night in a city, tight black clothing will do. If you're in a natural area (a field or forest) wear loose clothing to distort and break up the human figure. Wear dark browns and greens instead of black, because black stands out. Don't wear anything that will reflect light. Remove shiny jewelry, and try wearing contacts instead of eyeglasses. Try not to wear heavy gear. All it will do is fatigue you and make it harder to move. This will also make more noise. Night vision or infrared goggles are useful for helping you see in the dark. Binoculars may also be useful if you need to see objects that are far away.
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Choose stealthy footgear. Wear clothing that camouflages you. Consider investing in some eye gear.