Memory exercises?

[Curt]

Is there any good freeware with memory exercises to help improve memory?
I know that's a vague concept but it's the best way I can think to word it.

Thanks!

 

[Laurent Herve]

Is there any good freeware with memory exercises to help improve memory?
I know that's a vague concept but it's the best way I can think to word it.

Thanks!

Yes there is, but can't remember

lh

 

[Therese Villesourtie]

Yes there is, but can't remember

lh

This thread is a satire, isn´t it?


** Viele Spoetter meinen, reich an Geist zu sein, und sind doch nur arm an Takt. **
[Georg Christoph Lichtenberg]

 

[Curt]

This thread is a satire, isn´t it?

Well, the thread isn't meant to be, but I assume the response was. It
was actually funny despite the fact that it didn't answer my question.

 

[Frank Bohan]

Is there any good freeware with memory exercises to help improve memory? I
know that's a vague concept but it's the best way I can think to word it.

Thanks!

The following sites might help.

http://www.ababasoft.com/games/find_pair.html
http://www.mindtools.com/memory.html
http://memory.uva.nl/memimprovement/eng

Also, a Google search for "Mnemonics" might come up with something.

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Frank Bohan
¶ The chicken crossed the road to watch the builders laying bricks.

 

[lord jackarse]

Yes there is, but can't remember

lh

You both need it. Take 3 Ginkoba or other
Ginko and crush them into a fine power.
Open computer and sprinkle thme on your
SRDRAM, RAM or whatever. Reboot computer.
You should notice results after booting up.

 

[Michael Laplante]

Depending on what you're trying to accomplish, there are flash card type
programs that can help you memorize facts. Supermemo and Input Easy are two
that come to mind.

ML