On (05 Feb 03) Miles Maxted wrote to George Pope...
 MM>  GP> I make my own mnemonics, as needed, since making them personal
 MM>  GP> to your own set of memory tags is what's needed to make them
 MM>  GP> work!
 MM>
 MM> Excellent - mind if I use that as a direct quote ?  Personalising
 MM> tips makes them stick in student minds...

No need to credit it as a quote -- I picked the principle up somewhere
(probably in an excellent book I'm reading called, "How to Double Your
Brain Power"! (I can re-find it and give you the author, publisher,
ISBN, etc., if you want!)

 MM>  GP> A tried & tested method recommended by the 'experts' is to
 MM>  GP> create an acronym (take the initial letters of what you need to
 MM>  GP> remember, and try to turn it into a word)
 MM>
 MM> Another goodie
 MM>
 MM>  GP> And, always, whenever you create a visual tag, make it as vivid
 MM>  GP> and ridiculous as possible!
 MM>
 MM> Heh-heh  is the absence of pictures...>

Handbags?  Huh?


                                         o  o    o
                            o      o      /
                              \    |    /   o         _____
                                o  |  / __     /~~~\/`____
                                 `\ /,-~  `~-_|/_   \`
 --------------------------Splat-<  ~         `    ;
  Watch out for snowballs!        / \ `~-___,-/``\  /
                                /  |  \       n  / /
                              o`   |    o   /`~~` /
                                  o       /`     /
                                      o /`     \ \
                                      /`       /`\`\
                                    /         /   `\`\


NOTE:     I did NOT draw the above picture(s) I have NO ascii art
          drawing ability AT ALL;  I am merely a collector & sharer of
          that which I enjoy of ascii artwork in my travels...

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