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1. Your first book on memory techniques should be our ** _Learn the Art of Memory_  ** . It’s a free PDF ebook that you can download by clicking the link. We wrote it so that you can get started with memory palaces quickly.
2. ** _Memory Craft_  ** by Lynne Kelly describes a wide range of interesting memory techniques to experiment with. If you’re interested in memory techniques, this book is essential. It dives into memory techniques that have been used in ancient, oral societies. The information in this book is unique among popular memory books.
3. ** _Quantum Memory Power_  ** by Dominic O’Brien is also a great introduction. It’s an audiobook that takes you through the basic principles. Dominic O’Brien is an eight-time World Memory Champion and is also a master at teaching the techniques. You might be able to get a free copy using the free trial of Audible.
4. **_You Can Have an Amazing Memory_ ** by Dominic O’Brien is worth reading in addition to _Quantum Memory Power_ .
5. ** _Moonwalking with Einstein_  ** doesn’t explain how to use memory palaces (you will get that from the books above), but it provides an entertaining overview of the world of extreme memorizers.
##  **Evite vs Paperless vs Punchbowl**
#  Books on Memory Improvement and Memory Palaces
@Steve Hudson: Thanks, I will check that one out.
You can also make Mad Libs  for a really fun laugh!
1. **_The Art of Memory_ ** by Frances Yates is a classic work about the history of memory techniques in European culture.
2. **_ The Memory Code  _ ** by Lynne Kelly takes the history of memory techniques back to hunter-gatherers and other oral cultures.
3. **_The Medieval Craft of Memory_ ** by Carruthers and Ziolkowski
4. **_The Book of Memory: A Study of Memory in Medieval Culture_ ** by Mary Carruthers
5. **_The Craft of Thought: Meditation, Rhetoric, and the Making of Images, 400-1200_ ** by Mary Carruthers
6. ** _Remembering Willie Nelson: The Science of Peak Memory_  ** by Jeremy Genovese
**Make a book about your pet**
###  **Design Library & Flexibility **
###  30\. Sharing favorite holiday traditions
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* ** Decide your hosting platform and make sure everyone has access  : ** Whether you’re using Zoom, Google Meet or something else, make sure everyone is prepared in advance to avoid hiccups.
* **Send Fun Evites:** Make it more enticing by  sending out fun evites and calendar invites  , so people don’t forget and to build some anticipation!
###  27\. Holiday book club
While the Evite website is clean and simple to use, it can be difficult to
find details about features and pricing options without first creating a
login. This could be a tactic to get more people to join their platform, but
it may be a deterrent for those simply exploring their options who aren’t
ready to commit to one digital invitation platform. What we did discover is
that Evite’s web pages for both their  Premium options
 and  Evite Pro
 are clearer and more detailed. However, finding
these pages from their original site is a mission. The good news is, Evite
offers and app, both in the App Store and Google Play, which mitigates some of
these desktop website snafus.
##  GroupTogether
Anomic aphasia  

 Anomic aphasia  is the inability to
recall words and names and is a common symptom of patients with  aphasia
 and  Alzheimer's disease
 (AD).  [38]  Research has
been conducted to find out how these particular diseases affect TOTs in these
individuals. In a study by Beeson, Holland, and Murray (1997), participants
with Alzheimer's disease and three classic aphasic syndromes (Broca's, anomic,
and conduction aphasia) were instructed to name famous people. Those with
anomic aphasia showed to be superior to the other groups in their ability to
name famous people that were presented.  [38]  This finding was expected as
the group has relatively mild aphasia. However, the Broca's conduction and AD
groups did not differ in immediate or delayed naming of famous faces.  [38]
All of the groups provided some basic identifying semantic information for at
least half of the items presented, suggesting a fair number of items
potentially in TOT.  [38]  Conduction and Broca's groups showed strongest
evidence of TOT, performing better than the other groups in identification of
initial letters.  [38]
April 17, 2021 at 7:28 pm
There will probably never be a better time to write about your life than right
now. Take  The Guardian’s advice
 and make the most of self-isolation and
reduced working hours and get down to writing your memoir. The great thing
about The Memory Book is it makes the whole process really easy. Using the
Word template, you can plan out your content, based around major life events.
You don’t need to be a great literary scholar to create a book you and your
family members will be truly proud of.
Some ideas:
Create a sense of togetherness and preserve memories from the year by crafting
a collaborative memory book. A platform like  Newlywords
 helps you compile stories, photos, and
achievements from each employee. It even allows you to invite your team to
contribute their own photos, encouraging thoughts, or fun memories. You could
do a company yearbook, an achievement book and more! This digital (or printed)
book not only serves as a keepsake but also acknowledges and celebrates your
team’s accomplishments.
Here is the only review I have seen:
Synesthesia and Memory
**Alok** 09 Apr 2014
Hey Josh,
If you have specific questions, I recommend joining the forum and asking them
there:  https://artofmemory.com/blog/forum
###  **Features**
April 17, 2021 at 1:31 pm
Now you can add all your favorite recipes to the book. You can do this by
adding them to the spreadsheet, uploading a document of each recipe to a
folder, or adding your recipes to your Newlywords template. As the first to
add your recipes to the collaborative recipe book, you’ll make it easier for
your friends or colleagues to see how to structure their contributions. With
platforms such as  Newlywords
 , it’s
easy to format your recipes and photos to look like a professional cookbook.
Adding your recipes and photos will inspire your group to visualize the final
product and decide how to contribute.
Train your brain and compete in real time
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Get your team’s creative juices flowing with a holiday-themed  virtual art
and craft workshop  . Ship art supplies to
your employees’ homes and arrange for an art instructor to lead the session on
your company’s preferred digital platform. This hands-on activity allows team
members to explore their artistic talents and create holiday-themed
masterpieces (or at least have a good laugh while trying something new!).
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Thanks... I added it to the list. :)
**Dan** 21 Dec 2010
###  15\. Karaoke/Lip Sync Carols Battle
* A  study  at Emory University found reading can have long-term effects on our biology. Study participants read only part of a novel, yet still showed significant increases in connectivity between the left and right brain regions. This effect lasted for several days. Imagine the effect of reading regularly!
Laura lives on a  small farm. 
Although she has deadlines to meet she tends to wander from the computer to
preach hope, snort with laughter, cook subversively, ponder life’s deeper
meaning, talk to livestock, sing to bees, walk dogs, make messy art, concoct
tinctures, watch foreign films, and hide in books.
###  37\. Play the Story Game
See also  

*  Memory and aging 
*  Psycholinguistics 
*  Neurolinguistics 
*  Metamemory 
*  Aphasia  and in particular  anomic aphasia 
*  Neuroanatomy of memory 
*  TOTimal 
* _ Presque vu  _
###  **What is a virtual holiday party?**
Beautifully put, Kathleen. I couldn’t agree more.
December 7, 2021 at 12:32 am
**Josh Cohen** 12 Dec 2012
###  Comparison Table
You could post your question there...
Dyslexia  

 Dyslexia  , which is a reading disability in
which a person is unable to read and interpret words, letters, and symbols,
has also been known to have an effect on the frequency of TOT experiences. In
one study, dyslexic children experienced TOT states more often than children
who read normally as well as showed "more errors in the phonological ... step
of word retrieval." However, dyslexic children were still able to recall the
semantic meaning behind each word that induced a TOT state.  [39]
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Beck also points out we’re better able to recall the context in which we read
a book, so we remember reading a green-jacketed novel based in Sierra Leone
while on vacation, but are likely to recall the book’s contents. To me that’s
one of memory’s gifts. I’ll never forget reading _The Color Purple_ while
nursing my firstborn or reading _The World According To Garp_ while on the
couch recovering from knee surgery or becoming so immersed in by Kathleen
Grissom’s _The Kitchen House_ while at an airport departure gate that  I
missed my flight.
The next step is to choose the right platform for your recipe book. Basic
tools such as Google Sheets or a Word document provide one way to organize
your recipes. The final result won’t look or feel neat, but both are options
for collecting everything in one place. More advanced options include
designing your own cookbook in a program such as Canva or InDesign. This is a
great option for those who have plenty of time to invest in their
collaborative cookbook, who only wish to publish a virtual version, and who
love to design page layouts. Another fantastic option is finding a platform
such as Newlywords that specializes in book templates, design, and
collaboration. Instead of chasing down the recipes and designing each page
yourself, Newlywords tools allow you to upload recipe content and photos,
invite collaborators, and edit content all in one place. Digital templates
make it easy to create a recipe book that looks like a professional cookbook.
You can share ingredients, step-by-step processes, notes, and even photos of
the food, or of you and your family cooking together. Collaboration tools mean
everyone can participate in the creation of a  virtual
  recipe
book  and enjoy both a digital PDF and
printed book to share with friends and family.
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Hi. Please, if anybody have a book(it would be great if anybody has e-book
version) How to Pass Exams by Dominic O’Brien. My e-mail  huh399@mail.ru
###  **How to do a Zoom Christmas party?**
**Josh** 16 Apr 2011
@Jim -- thanks, I'm glad the site is useful...
She runs the highly informative  Free Range Learning community
 page on Facebook and
the entirely silly  Subversive Cooking
 page on Facebook. On occasion
she tweets from the Twitter perch  @earnestdrollery
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**Leandro** 12 Dec 2012
It sounds like you have done a lot of research. :)
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Thanks for you time and blog...Byron
Take your team on a virtual journey around the world 
with a holiday-themed travel and tour experience. Explore different countries’
holiday traditions, customs, and festive decorations through virtual tours and
presentations. This educational yet entertaining activity allows your team to
embrace the diversity of holiday celebrations and learn something new
together.
You could make a book for a friend. It is a huge mark of respect to make a
Memory Book for someone – just imagine receiving one that someone has taken
the time to create for you! They make a wonderful birthday gift. Here are some
ideas of  what to include 
, but it doesn’t need to be a complicated biography. If you have photos of
your subject, tell them what is so special to you about them and include
descriptions of the photos and you have what you need to make something truly
special for a friend or family member.
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##  6 Books on the History of Memory Techniques
May 11, 2021 at 1:14 pm
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**Syed** 19 Sep 2016
You might like  Mindhacker  .
See also  this list  .
###  22\. Cocktails/Mocktails Party/Virtual Class
What Is a Mnemonic?
Raise a virtual toast with a festive cocktails/mocktails party or a mixology
class  . Send out a list of ingredients in advance, allowing everyone to
prepare their favorite holiday drinks. A professional mixologist can lead the
group through the process, offering tips and tricks for creating delicious
beverages. It’s a spirited way to unwind and enjoy each other’s company during
the holiday season.
Effects of disorders  

If the inability to recall words, phrases, or names is a temporary but
debilitating disorder, it is known as lethologica.
Caffeine  

 Caffeine  can have multiple effects at the
cellular level but is primarily notable for the alertness effect that it has
on people.  [32]  Research has been performed involving phonological priming
and TOTs in which participants took either 200 mg of caffeine or a placebo.
[32]  The participants answered 100 general knowledge questions, each with one
correct answer. For each question, participants read 10  priming
 "Priming \(psychology\)") words that were
displayed on a monitor for a short period of time. Each list of 10 priming
words had between two and eight words that were phonologically related to the
correct answer of the question, with the remaining words being unrelated.
[32]  Caffeinated participants had fewer TOT experiences than the placebo
group, suggesting better memory recall. However, in the unrelated condition,
the caffeinated group did not do as well as the placebo group in their ability
to retrieve words. The results suggest that this dose of caffeine (equivalent
to two cups of coffee) can temporarily hinder a person's short-term recall of
certain words. Moreover, the general advantageous effect of caffeine on
attention can be ruled out.  [32]
###  **How long should a virtual party be?**
Do you do one on one training?
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**Josh** 21 Mar 2011
Some ideas of things to find include:
###  23\. Cookie Decorating
I'm not sure -- what kind of lists? If you ask the question in  the forum
 with an example, you'll get more replies than
here in the blog comments. I haven't memorized many to-dos other than shopping
lists, but maybe someone in the forum has...
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You could of course write a long autobiography, but if that feels beyond your
abilities right now (whether that is due to the skills or time involved) then
don’t give up! Creating a Memory Book online is very achievable and delivers
the same results – you end up with a beautiful book that captures your life
story so far. Jill Morris in her article  3 Reasons You Should Capture Your
Life Story  makes a compelling case for everyone to: “Sit down and write about
your life. Why do I say that with such urgency? Because writing your life
story is not only a gift to yourself, but also a gift for family and friends,
as well as generations of families not yet born.”
I'm looking forward to reading the book. I think the release date is March 3,
2010. There is a video of him describing his images  here
 .
Bring a culinary twist to your remote holiday celebration by organizing a 
virtual cooking class  . Collaborate with a professional chef or even a local
restaurant to guide your team through preparing a festive dish or dessert.
Most programs offer a prep packet so your team has the right ingredients and
tools in place to make the most of the experience. Better yet, you can send
out gift cards to cover the cost of the materials needed for the cooking
class. This interactive experience is a great way to spread some holiday cheer
while allowing employees to learn new cooking skills and enjoy a delicious
meal together.
**David** 26 Dec 2011
History  

  William James  was the first psychologist to describe the tip of the tongue
phenomenon, although he did not label it as such

The term "tip of the tongue" is borrowed from colloquial usage,  [2]  and
possibly a  calque  from the French phrase _avoir le
mot sur le bout de la langue_ ("having the word on the tip of the tongue").
The tip of the tongue phenomenon was first described as a psychological
phenomenon in the text _ The Principles of Psychology
 _ by 
William James  (1890), although he did
not label it as such.  [7]

 Sigmund Freud  also discussed 
unconscious  psychological
factors, such as unconscious  thoughts  and 
impulses  "Impulse \(psychology\)") that might
cause forgetting familiar words.  [14]

The first  empirical research  on this phenomenon was undertaken by  Harvard
 researchers  Roger Brown
 "Roger Brown \(psychologist\)") and 
David McNeill  and published in 1966 in
the _Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior_ .  [3]  Brown and McNeill
wanted to determine whether the feeling of imminent retrieval experienced in
the tip of the tongue state was based on actual retrieval ability or was just
an illusion.  [15]

In their study, Brown and McNeill read out definitions (and _only_ the
definitions) of rare words to the study participants, and asked them to name
the object or concept being defined. When the target word was later read by
the experimenter participants were instructed to report whether they
experienced a tip of the tongue state.  [3]  [15]  Three types of positive TOT
states were identified by Brown and McNeill:

1. The participant recognized the word read by the experimenter as the word he had been seeking.
2. The participant correctly recalled the word before it was read by the experimenter.
3. The subject recalled the word they were seeking before the target word was read by the experimenter, but the recalled word was not the intended target.  [3]

If a participant indicated a tip of the tongue state, they were asked to
provide any information about the target word they could recall.  [3]  [15]
Brown and McNeill found that participants could identify the first letter of
the target word, the number of syllables of the target word, words of similar
sound, words of similar meaning, syllabic pattern, and the serial position of
some letters in the target word better than would be expected by chance.  [3]
[15]  Their findings demonstrated the legitimacy of the feeling of knowing
experienced in a tip of the tongue state. This study was the foundation for
subsequent research about tip of the tongue phenomenon.
I just created a new wiki page for that topic: 
https://artofmemory.com/wiki/How_to_Memorize_Vocabulary
#  More Memory Skills
Julie Beck’s article in _The Atlantic_ offers an answer. It’s titled, “  Why
We Forget Most of the Books We Read.
 ” She writes, “people often shove more into their brains
than they can possibly hold.” She cites a study from 2009 showing the average
American encounters 100,000 words a day. Our memories simply cannot keep all
this information readily available. I say _pish posh_ , the memories we take
in from what we read has to do with its relevance. We hang on to the
information that most impacts us, intrigues us, or that we put to use.
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* _Learn to Remember_ by Dominic O’Brien
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All the members of the family can get involved – tap into all those family
memories.  This article 
has helpful hints (though using the Memory Book eliminates a lot of the work).
In a survey conducted by  Ancestry.com  , more
than 67% of users reported that learning about their family histories made
them feel wiser and a majority of users also reported that it helped them feel
closer to older relatives.
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While traditional office parties might be out of the question, you can still
create a memorable holiday experience for your remote employees. Consider
giving each team member an  American Express Gift Card
 to enjoy a special dinner with their significant other. This not only
allows employees to relish a delicious meal but also strengthens their
personal connections, a crucial aspect of remote work. Depending on the size
of your team and how much time you have, you can take it up a notch by giving
gift cards to each employee’s favorite restaurant or somewhere new and fun
they wouldn’t normally treat themselves.
###  **How do you throw a remote holiday party?**
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Neuroimaging techniques used in the study of TOT  

The body of research on the neurological mechanisms of the tip of the tongue
phenomenon is limited. The research in this area has used 
magnetoencephalography  (MEG)  [22]  and event-related  functional magnetic
resonance imaging  (fMRI).  [23]  [24]
##  Memory Software
Also, if you go to the groups section, there is a club for memorizing martial
arts:  https://artofmemory.com/clubs
**Aamir** 10 Apr 2014
Bring back the nostalgia of classic games with a virtual holiday games
session. Choose from favorites like  BINGO
 ,
Pin the Tail on the Donkey, Pictionary, Charades, and more. Use online
platforms to facilitate these games and create an atmosphere of joy and
friendly competition. It’s a fantastic way to engage your team in light-
hearted fun.
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**Tip:** if you're trying to develop photographic memory, please see the 
Photographic Memory Exist?  page.