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Makes something smaller.Dividing by a positive decimal less than one makes something bigger.Of course, it would be near impossible to make anything like a complete list. The left-brain reductionist dreams of something like an exhaustive list one could study, but number sense is all about right-brain pattern matching. If you’re not familiar with the distinction of left/right hemisphere, see this GMAT post which touches on similar issues.How do you get number sense?If you don’t have it, how do you get it? That’s not an easy question. There’s no magical shortcut to number sense, but here are some concrete suggestions.1. Do only mental math. You shouldn’t be using a calculator to practice for the GMAT anyway. Try to do simpler math problems without even writing anything down. Furthermore, look for opportunities every day, in every situation, to do some simple math or simple estimation (e.g. there are about 20 cartons of milk on the grocery store’s shelf—about how much would it cost to buy all twenty?)2. Look for patterns with numbers. Add & subtract & multiply & divide all kinds of numbers—positive integers, negative integers, positive fractions, negative fractions, and look for patterns. Number sense is all about pattern with numbers!! 🙂3. This is a BIG one—in any GMAT practice problem that seemed (to you) to demand incredibly long calculations, but which had a very elegant solution of which you would have never dreamt—that problem & its solution are pure gold. In a journal, write down what insights were used to simplify the problem dramatically. Force yourself to articulate this, and return to this solution and to your notes on it often. Over time, you should develop an array of problems like this, and if you study those solutions, you probably will start to see patterns.4. Similar to #3: search the

Shelf During the school's first year with the English as a second language (ESL) program, students unfamiliar with the tradition were able to meet Elf of the Shelf in person. Andres Reyes Ariza, Liliana Burgos Santos, Gisell Osorio Ramirez, Rogelio Luna, Juan Sebastian Bedoya Londono, Juliana Perez Gil, Tayra Aniceto Malique, Silvia Bravo De La Rez, and Yadira Romero spent time with the elf, a.k.a. Assistant Principal Chris Peck, as ESL teacher Mrs. Passarella joins in. Happy holidays! Read More » --> Dec 22, 2023 Philly's Christmas Village Hosts German Club The German Club took a cultural trip to the Christmas Village in Philadelphia Dec. 7. The Village contains a German-style Christmas market, complete with food and craft vendors designed to mimic the classic Weihnachtsmärkte popular in Germany during the holidays. Students shopped, ate traditional foods like Bratwurst, Spätzle, and Kartoffelpuffer, ice skated and rode a carousel and Ferris wheel. Read More » --> Dec 14, 2023 Turkey Time The mentor club hosted a Thanksgiving Extravaganza Nov. 21 in the Recreation Station, and the event included a hand-turkey station. Modeling theirs are teacher Mat Sohl and student Dan Barry. Happy Thanksgiving! Read More » --> Nov 22, 2023 French National Honor Society Welcomes HSS Members Congratulations to the exceptional students who were welcomed into the French National Honor Society at the Oct. 19 induction ceremony. The school extends its gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the evening more memorable. As Charlemagne famously stated, "To have a second language is to have a second soul." Read More » --> Oct 23, 2023 Mary Highton Gets Nod as Influential Tribe Leader South’s “Leader of the Tribe” committee, tasked with acknowledging excellent staff members, today recognized math teacher Mary Highton. “Teaching Algebra 1 and AP Calc, Mrs. Highton influences many students in the building and we truly could not be luckier to have her as part of our math department,” they said during morning announcements. Congratulations, Mrs. Highton, on the well-earned recognition! Photo courtesy of Jenna Mikels. Read More » --> Oct 20, 2023 Staff Show Support for Lynne Szablewski High School South staff came together today in support of colleague Lynne Szablewski and her battle with breast cancer. This month-- Breast Cancer Awareness Month-- and every day moving forward, everyone at HSS and throughout the district wishes Lynne the best! Photo courtesy of Jenna Mikels. Read More » --> Oct 19, 2023 South Mentoring Club Kicks Off its ’23-’24 Schedule Assistant Principal Mark Sullivan, founder of the High School South Mentoring Club, meets with Superintendent Citta and Assistant Superintendent Thomas at the kickoff event for this year's club event schedule. In 2023-2024, the club will pair each of its more than

Nice jacket, though.- Definitely over 50.He's got New Balances.Yo, dude, come here.Maybe this is where they were fishing.- Let me see.- Right there.No, that's off the continental shelf.- That's Big Swell. Nobody fishes there.- Okay.- Coffee?- Yeah.Standard.Tissues for when you get lonely...- Ooh!- Did you find anything?A really awesome Dopp kityou won't let me steal.Yeah, 'cause we're not stealing shit.One, one, one.- Biggest pet peeve?- Yeah.Easy.Giving one percent to the environment.- What's wrong with that?- We only have one Earth, Pope.We should be giving it 100 percent,bare minimum.Right. That's not fiscally sound.Neither is destroying the planetwe have to live on.Hey, hey, cops.- Shit.- Call them.I can't. Towers are down.If I lose my merit scholarship,I'm gonna kill someone.Ah. Okay.- Maybe they're not going up. Maybe...- Okay.- Maybe they're looking for a room.- They're going up.One, one, one, two.Punching shit at random.That will... definitely work.Wait a second. Here.I don't know.I don't know about the second one.These coordinates, they...Wait. My cousin saidyou could catch swordfish here.- Six, one, six, six, six.- Nah, that wouldn't make any sense.What about a surf spot?That could possibly be it.That's...Or shoals.- Holy shit.- Is this a surf spot?Have you heard of shoals?- Uh... JJ?- Hm?You're gonna want to see this.- Okay, do something. Do something.- Go, go.- Stand back.- Okay. You got it.Didn't you ever play baseball?- Dude!- I was on the math team.- Dude, dude, dude!- You grabbed the gun.- This is a SIG Sauer.- Put the gun back, JJ!This is a fucking spendy gatt, man.Just... Bam! Bam!- Bam! Bam!- Hey, think about it!- Bam! Bam!- We are not stealing anything.You want a free mattress?- A mathlete?- You know what?Now,here is Scooter Grubbs' luxury suite.- Just take a pic of me. Right here.- You want me to take a picture of you?Yeah, dude, like...Make our own incriminating evidence?Is that what you're talking about?Get your free lamp.- Wait, what was that?- What?Cops. Cops! Cops!Twenty-eight, 29.- Shit.- What is it?Cops.Kildare County Sheriff's Department!Should we peel?You never leave a Pogue behind.No, seriously, should we peel?Maybe.Go ahead and check the bathroom.Yes, sir.It's clear.What are you guys doing?Oh, my God.I said it. Didn't I say it?Go ahead. Throw these in a bag, would you?Yes, sir.Sir?Everybody's gotta dip their beak.What the f...- Right, right. Their beak.- Yeah.Do you believe...This is... Wow.Yeah... Um...All right. Let's go.No one's here.Well, that was fun.- Could have warned us sooner.- We would have,- except Pope was on the math team.- You were on the math team?The cops took everythinglike it was a crime scene.Did you guys find anything?Did we find anything?No, I don't think so. Oh, yeah, we did.- What the hell?- Dude, what?- Dude, chill. Come on.- Why take that from a crime scene?- Better than cops

A poppet is a tool of the witch that makes a totem of the bound person, used for good or ill. In order to bind a Poppet, one must combine the Poppet and the target's Taglock in a crafting grid.Poppets can be enchanted with Mending. The use of this varies depending on the Poppet.Usage[]Death Protection Poppet[]Once bound, this poppet revives the bound target to full health if they die, but breaks immediately after. Fatigue Poppet[]Once bound, anything that attacks the bound target will become slower. Mending Poppet[]When bound, the first tool to break instead is repaired to full durability, breaking the Poppet in the process. Protection Poppet[]When bound, the bound target does not take fire or kinetic damage.Vampiric Poppet[]Once bound, the bound target receives any damage the carrier of the poppet takes. Has no effect when on a Poppet shelf. Ironically, does not work if the target is a Vampire. Voodoo Poppet[]Once bound, various effects can be used to harm the target. Using any of these will remove durability from the Poppet, or outright destroy it. Moving the Poppet through tossing it or moving it with water will move the target an equal amount. This takes 1 durability per block moved.Dropping the Poppet in water will cause the target to start drowning, as though they're underwater. This takes 1 durability per air bubble popped, then 1 for each point of damage. (Math may be off.)Dropping the Poppet in lava will set the target on fire and immediately destroy the Poppet.Dropping the Poppet on a cactus will damage the target. The Poppet will not be destroyed by this. This takes 1 durability point per point of damage.Throwing a Splash Potion onto the Poppet will force the effect onto the target.Lingering Potions do not work for unknown reasons.The Poppet has (predictably) no