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#68209 09/26/06 12:06 PM
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Hi, i am new to Memory Optimizer.

First of all, i must say that my english is so poor and i cannot know the way to play the ABC list.

I heard Mrs Vera's words repeatedly but still could not get the ways to play ABC list or the meaning of the game "City, Country, and river".

Can anybody just tell me the ways to play ABC list? I knew the additional tricks to play ABC list like "cheat"(extinct=>dinosaur) . Now i just want to know the basic of this game.

Thanks.

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Today i finished another lesson.

There are several question in my mind that i cannot solve it personally.

What is Piggy bank time?
What i want to know is the basic of the Piggy bank time. I can only know about the life time and dead time of the Piggy bank time.

When i am listening to Mrs. Birkenbihl's lesson, she talks about something like "peggler"? Can someone just simply tell me what is that? Is something like "One=Bun" or "Four=Door"? This sounds like the some systems (such as peg and major system) that Mr. Tony Buzan has taught in his own book.

Thanks for anyone who see my question and anyone who answer my question.

Last edited by kunagi; 09/27/06 11:16 AM.
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Oh today i finished another lesson.

I have still several question to ask. Please forgive me if i asked some stupid question......

First, The Anchorman list. How to generate an idea with anchorman list or how to develop the creativity with anchorman list? Do we use the same anchorman list to create idea in different condition and different question?

Second, i heard whole lesson that talk about how to use inner archieve but i still cannot understand the ways to use inner archieve. Can someone give me the point to use the inner archieve? A short explanation may lead to complete understanding.

All opinion is welcomed.

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ABC list.. first of all what is your native language.

Piggy bank time is small units of time. Like standing in a line at a cash register to make your payment.

Peggers are memory peg systems. The example given is sound alike useful concept if you happen go know nursery rhymes or songs like "This old man he played one..)
You can hook up lists to these mental images. Useful if you need a list kept in order.

Anchorman list is a master numerical list that helps you to remember the number order of the western alphabet.

Inner Archive is your memory for something. How you associate your knowledge and memory with ordinary information. For example you may know that one litre = 1000 millilitres milk you can buy milk in a one litre carton. So to perhaps to remember 8025 soldiers were shipped for peace keeping you might just create an image of them carrying 8 litres of milk and one packet of cigarettes (sold in packs of 25). Adding these two items from your inner archive to the image of soldiers helps you to remember the number. It's using knowledge you have about something to add to what you want to remember.

Tell me your native language and we can discuss how you use ABC list and Anchorman list in your language.

Alex

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Wow thanks for answering my question.

I need to learn three language in my school and i also take another language in my study life.

All the language i learned can be translated to alphabet.

But i am interested in playing chinese with ABC and anchorman list.

For example Qigong, wugong for kungfu, shuijiao for sleeping, ditu for map, feiji for aeroplane......

normally we will add symbol or 1,2,3,4 as a note for pronounciation (Qi4gong1) but i thought this is not important to ABC and anchorman list.

Thanks for your help.

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Do the Anchorman list in Chinese/// give them the order and make meaningful connections like the anchorman list. This helps you remember the order for the and helps you hook up other ideas in order.

Play with it. That's how you develop your reliable memory web.

Alex


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