Article: The team leader will make final decisions about definitions or arguments should there be disagreement in the group. He or she will also keep track of time to ensure that preparation is moving efficiently. This method requires you to work alone first, discuss as a group, and then work independently again. Decide if this is the right method for your team and topic. Individually brainstorm the development of your team's argument. If your topic is, "Should abortion be legal?" you may begin by listing reasons for both sides of the argument. Think of what most intelligent people say about the topic. Remember to focus on how your side will approach presenting convincing arguments and counter-arguments. Discuss your brainstorm as a team. Come to an agreement on how you will interpret the topic, how you will argue your general case, and what kinds of research you will include. Both teams must prepare a definition of abortion that is accurate. Remember that you should not create a definition that tricks the other team or that confines the debate to a specific place or time. Decide on an approach to the case. Maybe you want to focus on women's rights or family values. No matter the approach, remember that you'll need to assign specific arguments for each speaker. The first and second speakers should begin preparing engaging speeches. The statements should be backed up with research where possible. The affirmative team's speakers might develop strong arguments for abortion that are backed by historical facts. For example, "Abortion should be legal because the U.S. supreme court declared it a fundamental right after Roe v. Wade.". The negative side may present moral arguments like, "Abortion should not be legal because it is murder and fetuses feel pain during the procedure." The third speakers should take this time to look critically at the case. Determine weakness that the other team may find in your arguments. Prepare to defend your case accordingly. The affirmative side might consider that some supreme court justices believe that Roe v. Wade should be overturned. The negative side may find that a fetus is not considered a legal person since it cannot survive outside the womb. As a group, discuss your points and any new ideas that emerged in the writing process. Clarify how the new ideas will fit into the first or second speaker's arguments. All speakers should share their main arguments. Other team members must bring up any flaws and how they can be fixed. For example, someone may have remembered that some religious organizations support a woman's right to reproductive choice. This may be an important point to consider for both sides. Use the last few minutes to clean up your case outline and main arguments. Clarify how the second or third speaker will respond to any opposing challenges to your main points.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Designate a team leader. Analyze the topic or resolution (five minutes). Discuss the topic (15 minutes). Prepare speeches individually (15 minutes). Discuss your speeches (10 minutes). Make final revisions (15 minutes).

Problem: Article: Apple has the built-in FaceTime application which allows for free international phone calls between their devices. FaceTime is pre-installed on all iOS7 devices as well as some earlier iOS versions, so there is no need to download an app. iPhone 4 was the first to have FaceTime and all iPhones made after that also have the app. Other Apple devices with FaceTime are iPad 2 and later, all iPad minis, and iPod Touch 5th generation. If you used or purchased your device in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan, it may not have the FaceTime App pre-installed. You can purchase FaceTime from the App Store on your device. You may need to update your FaceTime app to enable the voice call feature. When you are using an iPhone, open the FaceTime app by selecting Settings > FaceTime > Use your Apple ID. Enter your Apple ID to sign in to FaceTime. If you are using an iPhone, it will already have registered your phone number and the email associated with your Apple ID should appear when you log in. To check the email address listed or add others, choose Settings > FaceTime > Add Another Email. You can add several email addresses to your account, allowing you to contact people using various email addresses. You can call someone in Ireland using their email address associated with FaceTime. You do not need to have their phone number. FaceTime calls are made using the internet instead of cellular service. This is why you are not charged like you would be for a regular phone call. On the other hand, that means that the call requires data. If you have limited data, this could eat through your plan rather quickly. When you are connected to Wi-Fi, you can use that service and save your data. Connect to Wi-Fi by selecting Settings > WiFi > On. Once you have enabled Wi-Fi, select the Wi-Fi network that you would like to join and enter any necessary passwords to gain access. When your phone is connected to wifi, the Wi-Fi radar beacon symbol will replace the data carrier on your display. You can do this in a few ways. If you have entered this person into your contact list, you can select their name. The screen will show their contact information you have entered. Under the phone number(s), you will find the FaceTime section. Two symbols are listed. One is the video camera for video calls. Select the phone symbol for voice calls. If the person you are calling is not in your contact list, open the FaceTime app and enter their email or phone number in the box at the top of the screen. You can also activate Siri and give the voice command "FaceTime audio" and the name of the person you are calling from your contact list. If another call comes in while you are on your current call, you will have the option to decline the incoming call or end the current call and answer the new call. These two options will appear to replace the red "end" button. iOS 8 models and later also have a call waiting feature, which allows you to place your current call on hold while answering the other call.
Summary: Find out if the person you are calling is using an Apple device. Sign in to FaceTime using your Apple ID. Add your email address to allow you to communicate using email instead of your phone number. Connect to Wi-Fi to avoid using your data. Make a FaceTime call to your contact in Ireland. End your FaceTime call by touching the red button with the phone symbol at the bottom of the screen.

When you're out having a good time with your friends, it can be tempting to let your social media followers know what you're up to. However, you should avoid posting your location. Online predators look for this type of information, and you don't want them showing up at your social event. Don't use the "check-in" tool on sites like Facebook or Yelp. Keep your personal details secure. Don't post things like your full name, phone number, e-mail address, or physical address. This will make it much harder for any creeps to track you down. When you are filling out an online profile, don't feel like you have to complete all fields. Just fill in the parts that you feel comfortable sharing. Use a different screen name. Instead of your actual name, consider using a nickname or pseudonym. You could be "CubsFan29" or "Katie B." Online predators are great at being sneaky. Today, we're pretty dependent on technology, and a lot of your data is probably digital. In order to keep your information secure, invest in an anti-virus software for your computer. Make sure to use complicated passwords and update them regularly for more protection. Of course it's nice to know that your family is proud of you. But make sure that mom or dad aren't posting a lot of details every time you get a promotion or buy a home. Gently say something like, "I love how enthusiastic you are. But could you not post personal stuff about me online? I try to keep a low profile." Check in on your loved ones' posts regularly. It's a good idea to keep an eye on any posts that involve you.
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Do not "check in" on social media. Refrain from posting personal information. Use anti-virus security. Monitor what your friends and family post.