Problem: Article: One: Unus Two: Duo Three: Tres Four: Quattuor Five: Quinque Six: Sex Seven: Septem Eight: Octo Nine: Novem Eleven: Undecim Twelve: Duodecim Thirteen: Tredecim Fourteen: Quattuordecim Fifteen: Quindecim Sixteen: Sedecim Seventeen: Septendecim Eighteen: Duodeviginiti (actually, two from twenty) Nineteen: Undeviginiti (actually, one from twenty) Ten: Decem Twenty: Viginiti Thirty: Triginta Forty: Quadraginta Fifty: Quinquaginta Sixty: Sexaginta Seventy: Septuaginta Eighty: Octoginta Ninety:Nonaginta Hundred: Centum Two-hundred: Ducenti Three-hundred: Trecenti Four-hundred: Quadringenti Five-hundred: Quingenti Six-hundred: Sescenti Seven-hundred: Septingenti Eight-hundred: Octingenti Nine-hundred: Nongenti And at last, Thousand: Mille Two-thousand: Duo milia Three-thousand: Tre milia hundred-thousand: Centum milia And a million: Decies centena milia (actually ten-hundred-thousand) Once you know the larger numbers, knowing small numbers is easy in Latin. Hence, Forty-seven: Septem et quadraginta Fifty-six: Sex et quinquaginta Eighty-five: Quinque et octoginta Thus, Hundred and forty-seven: Centum quadraginta septem Three-hundred and fifty-six: Trecenti quinquaginta sex Seven-hundred and eighty-five: Septingenti octoginta quinque
Summary: Learn counting cardinals from one to nine in Latin Learn from eleven to nineteen: Now it is time to learn multiples of ten: Learn multiples of hundred: Learn to count in smaller increments. In Latin , in contrast to English, they say seven and forty not forty-seven. This goes until we get to one-hundred where order of words becomes like English.

Problem: Article: In a large bowl, pour 8 ounces of glue. Add food coloring. Stir well. If the mixture is paler than you like, add more food coloring and stir again. Pour 8 ounces of liquid starch into the glue mixture. Stir well until the consistency is even. Then let it rest for 5 minutes so the starch can be absorbed. If the texture seems to be uneven and lumpy, continue stirring. Line a surface area with parchment paper. Remove the mixture from the bowl. Knead the flarp on the paper for five minutes or so, until its texture is consistently smooth and stretchy. Let it rest for ten minutes or so, and then it's ready to play with!
Summary: Mix glue and coloring. Add liquid starch. Knead the mixture.

Problem: Article: Select an Exchange folder. Select the folder from your message store. You must have an Exchange folder selected in order to see the Automatic Replies option. Open the Automatic Replies (Out of Office) menu. You can find this by clicking the File tab and then selecting the Info tab. In the Automatic Replies menu, check the box labeled Send Automatic Replies. You can adjust the time that the assistant is active by checking the box and setting the time and date range. If you set a date range for your automatic replies, the assistant will end automatically when the date range is over. If you didn't set a range, it will continue until you open the Automatic Replies menu and select "Do not send automatic replies."
Summary: Turn on automatic replies. Configure your replies. Disable Automatic Replies.

Problem: Article: Use your phone's settings to help you avoid contact with your ex. For example, you can change your ex's name in your address book to "DO NOT ANSWER" to remind you what you must do. Some phones or services will also allow you to block a particular number entirely. If you must talk to your ex, keep the communication brief but friendly. Never flirt, however tempting it may seem. If you start to repeat old arguments or bad patterns, end the conversation immediately: say, "I'm sorry, this conversation isn't going well. I need to end it." Working together closely in class, being assigned to the same project, or getting put at the same work table could derail your effort to avoid your ex. You may need to ask others at school or work for help to avoid these situations. For example, you might explain to a teacher that you would prefer not to do a group project with your ex. Or, you could ask your guidance counselor for help in arranging your schedule so that you are not in class with your ex. If you don't run into your ex, you won't accidentally start speaking with him. And you won't see him flirting with someone else, either. If you are in school together, use your knowledge of his schedule to avoid crossing paths in the hallway or by the lockers. Avoid visiting his workplace. For example, if he works for a cafe, get your hot drinks somewhere else now. Don't go to his favorite hangouts or to his events. If your ex plays basketball, don't go to those games. If he always took you bowling, don't go bowling for a while. Don't keep socializing with your ex just because you have mutual friends. Respect that your friends might want to remain friends with both of you. While it can be tempting to try to convince everyone to side with you, it's not healthy. It may be helpful to talk through different scenarios with your friends. For example, you might say: "I don't feel comfortable continuing our movie nights as a small group right now. But, if you throw a big party, it's ok to invite both of us." Recognize that your needs will change over time. Keep your friends up to date: if it's ok to invite you both to a dinner party now, say so. Leave his friends to him. Just as you need the support of your friends and family as you navigate the break-up, so does your ex. Let your ex rely on his own network of friends and family.
Summary:
Don't call or text. Keep any contact short and sweet. Ask teachers, bosses, or coworkers for help in limiting your exposure to your ex. Plan your schedule to avoid awkward encounters. Keep in contact with mutual friends, but make your boundaries clear.