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TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
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bigblue_dl
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Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
And actually, when I learned that one it was Kings Play Chess on Funny Green Squares
And actually, when I learned that one it was Kings Play Chess on Funny Green Squares
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He fixes the cable?
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
I never learned one for that. Just had it memorized.
I never learned one for that. Just had it memorized.
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Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
Every Good Boy Does Fine and Good Boys Do Fine Always are the two that I recall best.
Every Good Boy Does Fine and Good Boys Do Fine Always are the two that I recall best.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
bigblue_dl
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Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
I don't remember those. I just remembered the information instead of the stupid sayings.
I don't remember those. I just remembered the information instead of the stupid sayings.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
"Katy Perry Claims Orgasms Feel Good Sometimes"
"Katy Perry Claims Orgasms Feel Good Sometimes"
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I never needed any of them, I just remember them being taught.
They are music ones by the way.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
The one I like using is on your knuckles:
Starting with the far left is January. The knuckles represent 31 days, in-between knuckles is 30 (or 28/29). Once you get to the right, start back on the left.
The one I like using is on your knuckles:
Starting with the far left is January. The knuckles represent 31 days, in-between knuckles is 30 (or 28/29). Once you get to the right, start back on the left.
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
Still does not answer my question. WHY are you putting parentheses around 5 + 5 + 5? What prompts you to do that?
Still does not answer my question. WHY are you putting parentheses around 5 + 5 + 5? What prompts you to do that?
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
Think of it like putting dashed lines on the road. A two-lane highway COULD work just fine without lines. But it's easier to do it with the lines. The only reason I added the parentheses are to help navigate the equation like a two-lane highway. The parentheses are meaningless placed elsewhere. But because I understand how to navigate the equation without the lines, I can add the lines in the correct places to guide those who don't know how.
To take this further:
Multiplication and division are always done first to adjacent numbers, from left to right. Order matters for division. 4/2 = 2 and 2/4=0.5 Order does NOT matter for multiplication: 2*4=8 and 4*2=8
Once the multiplication and division are done, then you can add and subtract.
Like division, subtraction matters. 4-5 = -1 and 5-4 = 1. Whereas in addition, order does not matter. 4+5=9 and 5+4=9
I hope none of this comes off as condescending. I'm just trying to untangle the mess.
Think of it like putting dashed lines on the road. A two-lane highway COULD work just fine without lines. But it's easier to do it with the lines. The only reason I added the parentheses are to help navigate the equation like a two-lane highway. The parentheses are meaningless placed elsewhere. But because I understand how to navigate the equation without the lines, I can add the lines in the correct places to guide those who don't know how.
To take this further:
Multiplication and division are always done first to adjacent numbers, from left to right. Order matters for division. 4/2 = 2 and 2/4=0.5 Order does NOT matter for multiplication: 2*4=8 and 4*2=8
Once the multiplication and division are done, then you can add and subtract.
Like division, subtraction matters. 4-5 = -1 and 5-4 = 1. Whereas in addition, order does not matter. 4+5=9 and 5+4=9
I hope none of this comes off as condescending. I'm just trying to untangle the mess.
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
You really didn't learn order of operations in, like 5th grade?
You really didn't learn order of operations in, like 5th grade?
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5th? Oh yeah, you were probably home-schooled. I learned it in 1st or 2nd grade.
5th? Oh yeah, you were probably home-schooled. I learned it in 1st or 2nd grade.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
I'm just curious if you guys could identify the predicate in a given sentence. Then identify what a past participle is. Or identify what is grammatically improper in the preceding sentence and rewrite it properly. Or any of the other things we learned in second grade English.
I'm just curious if you guys could identify the predicate in a given sentence. Then identify what a past participle is. Or identify what is grammatically improper in the preceding sentence and rewrite it properly. Or any of the other things we learned in second grade English.
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: TRP: Changing Conferences Since 1999
Why would you learn the order of operations when you're still learning basic addition and subtraction. I learned PEMDAS in 5th or 6th grade...when we started pre-algebra.
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