Kepler & K2 provide long-baseline, high-precision photometry for exoplanet and astrophysics research.
The basic and most common additional rule for Doubles play is that where a Double exists at the end of any train, the Double must then be 'satisfied' (laid against) in the next turn, even if the Double is on another player's train that is not marked.
Third, youngsters who physically play learn how to take turns. If they are playing right, each person will get a chance to chase, and to be chased. No one person should be âitâ the entire time. Finally, roughhousing teaches kids the concept of leadership and negotiation.