Clearly Out of Ideas...

Awww, it was the best thing evah.

First off: Jesus is back everyone! He’s alive, and it’s time to start being happpyyyy. Fireworks as usual after the Salubong lol.

Second: This guy totally gave this girl a flower he got from Mama Mary’s Float thingie. Dawwwwwww. <3

And don’t you just love it when someone acts hilarious to someone they barely know? :)

Last but not least: Rejoice everyone! Be merry! Easter has arrived and it’s time to dance till your pants fall down! :D

Happy Easter Everybody!

She ruined our valuable secret! She revealed it! Oh dear.

Now I’m bored out of my mind again, is anyone else feeling really drowsy, but can’t sleep?

Ugh. *goes write a song*

Perfect Square - Number obatined when exponent number is 2

Since 1^2 = 1, 2^2 = 4, 3^2 = 9 it follows that 1, 4 and 9 are   Perfect Squares.

Properties and Pattersn of some Square NUmbers:

• Numbers with any of the digits, 2, 3, 7, 8 in the unit value are perfect squares
• In other words, no square number ends in 2, 3, 7, 8. (WTF? >.>)
• The number of 0’s at the end of a perfect square is always even.  In other words, a number ending in an odd number of 0’s is never perfect.
• Squares of even numbers are always even and vice versa for odd. (Too lazy to write it. XD)
• The square of a natural number other than 1 is either a multiple of 3 or exceeds a multiple of 3 by 1. E.G. 8^2 = 64 = 3 x 2 (divided!) 1
• Perfect Square leaves a remainder of 0 or 1 when divided by 4 E.g 5^2 = 25 = 6 x 4 + 1, 4^2 = 16 = 4 x 4 + 0
• Square of Natural Numbers having all digits as 1 follow the pattern:

1. 11^2 = 121
2. 111^2 = 12321
3. 1111^2 = 123421

End Notes. :D

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Cross Examination or Interpolation - This is the only point of Debate in whihc the two teams interact. It is the time in which questioning team clarifies the opposing team’s case, and exposes any weaknesses found in them.

Four Type of Cross Examination Questions:

Direct - (Refers to specific piece of information)

Open - (Allows respondent to amplify ideas)

Probing - (Similar to open, but directed to a specific line of reasoning)

Leading - (Series of questions leading to answer that refutes the whole case)

Samples:

Direct - What is the source of your definition of affirmative action?

Open - Tell us why you favor affirmative action involved in awarding scholarships.

Probing - Why does the affirmative team depend exclusively on the federal government report for support of their case?

Leading :

A: What is your supporting evidence?

B: We cited a study dome by the federal government.

A: The Government paid for and conducted this research?

B: Yes.

A: In what year was this done?

B: 1995.

A: This is th ebeggining of re-election time, is it not?

B: Yes.

A: Did the report reflect what was the popular opinion of the time or did it reflect the party’s opinion of affirmative action?

B: I’m not sure if it reflected either one in particular.

A: Do you know what the popular opinion was at the time of the report?

B: No.

A: Thank You.

In Cross Examination, the 2 debaters should face the audience instead of each other.  The tone of the voice should be polite and even, not loud or badgering. Respondent should never answer a question with another question.

End first Notes. :p

I write random stuff from my Albums on iTunes! :P

I’m no listening to Telephone and getting ideas, like, I don’t know,.. how do I put this…

Well, whatever, it involves DUI and a Night out on Fun. XD

Oooh, the songs ended.

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