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I have just found out how to remove unwanted items like scars on faces, or rubbish on a lawn using Adobe Photoshop’s clone stamp.

Oh my goodness! Chickenpox!

And now, where are they?
 

Do you want to know how to do that?
Here are easy steps with pictures.

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Last time, a presenter presented at our school about their mathematics tuition. In the presentation, he taught us a trick to make our division a piece of cake. (Sorry I forgot to post this earlier )

However, this trick can only be used when a number is divided by five.

Instead of doing the ‘hard’ way (‘/’ means divide),

40 / 5 = 8

you do the easy way:

First multiply 40 by 2:

40 x 2 = 80.

The answer is 80, right?
Now, you take away the 0.

8

It becomes 8, and that’s the answer.

Isn’t that simple?

But if the number doesn’t end in 0…

41 x 2 = 82

You put a decimal before the last digit.

8.2

That’s the correct answer, right?

Now, this could be useful when dividing biiiig numbers, such as 192123789.

192123789 / 5 = ?

Well, that looks hard, doesn’t it?
It doesn’t?
But it will take more time.

If you use this method, it would be quicker.

x192123789
x             2
x38424757.8

If you don’t like multiplication, simply do this way:

+ 192123789
+ 192123789
+38424757.8

I hope you will find this information helpful.

On Monday (6 October 2008), there was a…uh….something like a presentation about skills in mathematics in school.

There was a student who was bored, so he talked and then the teacher asked him to stand up. He also asked someone for a piece of paper and wrote a number on it. He folded it and then gave it to the student who was standing.

After that, he wrote numbers on a white board, like this:

1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9 0

Next, he asked the student what four numbers he hated most. Next, the teacher crossed out the numbers that he hated.

1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9 0

Now, the teacher asked for four numbers that he loved among 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9.

And then he crossed out the numbers mentioned.

Now, it looks like this:

1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9 0

After that, he asked for one number that he loved, and crossed it out.
Now it is:

1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9 0

And then the student unfolded the paper, and in there was written, ’5′.
So, the teacher said that all the students should be quiet and pay attention because he can read minds. LOL!

The Secret

Well, you know what? I found out how he did that by my own! And I thought it was pretty easy.

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How to Disable Startup Processes (In Windows XP)

Have your computer ever went so slowly (when your computer is booting)? Well, here is one of the ways to boost your computer’s speed.

First, click on the Start Menu. Secondly, click ‘Run’.

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