For most people it would be easier to remember 3.1415927 (an approximation of the mathematical constant pi) as: Gentile A gentleman tilling soil. A bottle of gin being poured into a till. A gentleman and tile. A bear. Both upper case K and lower case k look like two small 7s on their sides. In some fonts, the lower-right part of the upper case G looks like a 7. G is also the 7th letter of the alphabet. The velar stops /k/ and /ɡ/ form a voiceless and voiced pair. In pure C empty program is about 134 Bytes long. Same functionality (toggling one pin every 500ms) takes 158 Bytes (and it's way faster).

Fauvel-Gouraud, Francis (1845). Phreno-mnemotechny: Or, The Art of Memory. Wiley and Putnam. pp. 61–62. Beveridge.There is a reasonable historical possibility that the roots of the Major System are entangled with older systems of shorthand. It is certainly the case that the underlying structure of the Major System has a direct overlap with Gregg shorthand, which was a popular shorthand system in the late 1800s and early 1900s. [32] Loisette, Antoinne (1899). Assimilative memory, or, How to attend and never forget. Funk & Wagnalls.

Lower case script f, which tends to have an upper and lower loop, looks like a figure- 8. The labiodental fricatives /f/ and /v/ form a voiceless and voiced pair. Yeah so you might've noticed the winter memory match around the sprinkler shop and honey bee (the quest giver)... Frequently for tests (and in life) you’ll find it necessary to memorize numbers in addition to concepts or facts. When you find it necessary to peg numbers in addition to the other information you peg, the best way to go about it is to chain it “on top of” something else. For example, if you had a friend whose telephone number ended in 1492 there’s a very good chance that you would remember it by associating it with Columbus for “in fourteen hundred ninety-two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” Your friend has nothing to do with Columbus but 1492 now has meaning for you so you chain your friend’s number data to the prior meaning. Recalling numbers in this way becomes easier with practice and should help anyone on tests. Now, picture one of the “oi” words chained/linked to a made up phrase. . . . a PAIR of. . . ( ) destroyed.. CUp. For example: a PAIR of OInkers deSTROYed the CUP. Now if you’ll hold that made up phrase in SIGHT for a few moments you should have solved the problem of spelling perestroika correctly. But rather than using items in your home, I’ll offer a different type of list that you’ll find easy to remember. Step One: The “Peg List”

I know, I know, at the mention of the word test, your mouth dries up, a lump in your throat rises, and a cold sweat breaks out on your brow. Always, in school, we were literally taught to dread tests, and their harrowing night- before cram. Fortunately, you have decided to do something about it, and if you ever need to take another test, or your children or friends do, the following technique(s) will enable you to make the grade while still having a life of your own. Your study time will be reduced, and your results will be much, much higher. The information: