Memory Effects
“6 Ways to Sharpen Your Memory”
- Introductory techniques for memorizing names,numbers, instructions and to-do lists, “Popular Science” - December 1958, Max Gunther
“8 Kings Combo”
- How to use Karl Fulves’ Combo system in combination with cycli-cal stacks, “Combo II”, Karl Fulves (Trick by Robin Robertson)
“15 Minute No Mnemonic Memorized Card System, The”
- A card system that ap-pears random, yet is easily memorized, “Reputation Makers”, Charles Gauci
“Assimilative Memory”
- Popular complete memory course from the 19th century, “As-similative Memory, Or, How to Attend and Never Forget”, Marcus Dwight Larrowe (akaProfessor Alphonse Loisette)
“BAM! The Complete Course to the Borrowed and Memorized Deck”
- How tomemorize all or part of a borrowed, shuffled deck for use in memory routines and magiceffects, “BAM! The Complete Course to the Borrowed and Memorized Deck”, BobMiller
“Berg Stack, The”
- A flexible card system that is simple in memorization, yet offers allthe advantages of other memorized decks, “Sleight of Mind”, Harvey A. Berg
“Bibliography of Simon Aronson’s writings on the Memorized Deck”
- A completelist of all of Simon Aronson’s writings on the memorized deck, and where to find them,http://www.simonaronson.com/magiciansonly.htm, Simon Aronson
“Book Test Force”
- A method of choosing a page from a 200-page book that limits thechoices to 28 different pages. Its use is discussed in combination with using mnemonicsto memorize the contents of those pages,http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=317548&forum=82&11#9,Paul Spaniels
“Braingle : Mentalrobics : Improving Your Memory”
- An excellent collection of arti-cles on all aspects of memory, including memory improvement techniques and demon-strations,http://www.braingle.com/mind/categories.php?cat=3, various
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