What helps people remember Belgium?
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Hercule Poirot\n\nAsterix\n\nkim Clijsters
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here are a few tips....\n1. first if you want to remember a list of few things, then try to make a corelation of those. for example, if you want to remember carpet, milk, computer and game, make a story like this....."milk on the carpet spilled when you were playing games on your computer"....\n\n2. say within yourself about the item quiet a few times.\n\n3. one never forgets those items which he likes....so start liking those....\n\n....now....will you remember to give me 10 points....lets see...please...
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It's important to remember the pressing things in life, as well as the beautiful moments of the past. Here are a few simple methods which you can use to improve your memory.\n\n\n1. Put black ink at the end of your palm to remember any important thing for the next day or for that day itself. Whenever you see the black dot, you'll remember what to do.\n2. Visualize whatever you have to do as part of something you see every day. For example, if you have to give your dog some medicine, visualize your dog in your fridge every time you walk past it or look inside. This will keep your dog fresh in your mind.\n3. Write the event or task down immedietely. If you don't have a pen, one thing you can do is change the time on your watch; later on you will remember why it is set at the wrong time.\n4. Write in a diary or journal every day without fail. Even small issues should be written down -- this is a good way to make sure you don't miss anything.\n5. Leave yourself a telephone message reminding yourself of important "to do" tasks.
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A simple memory aid is to carry 3x5 cards and write down names of people you meet on the cards - also write down interests of the person, mutual acquaintences, etc.  If you anticipate seeing that person (at a party, for example) review the cards beforehand).  I did it, and while I still have problems with names from time to time, I'm much better now.\n\nBy the way, always repeat the persons name you've just met, like "Nice to meet you, Evelyn."  Remember, you need to at least remember the name until you can get somewhere private and write down this info on a card.\n\nIn fact, you can do this for other events which occur during the day, such as movies you saw.  Write the title and a brief synopsis of the movie down.  And spoil the movie by writing down the way the movie ends.  If you don't, you'll say, "I remember that movie, but I forget how it ends."\n\nThe writing accomplishes 3 things:\n\n1) when you know you have to write a person's name on a card, you will pay more attention to names, \n\n2) by writing, you are helping your mind remember better\n\n3) the ink remembers, even when you forget.
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It all depends on what you are asking them to remember.\n\nGirls can remember what was said to them, word for word, during special moments in their life.\n\nBoys can remember sports stats and lyrics to every "favorite" song.
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You have your memories, and your experiences.  Try to work on having meaningful, commited relationships with people.  Be there for them in good and bad times.
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1919 for Belgian women to vote.\nCheck out this site for more:\nhttp://www.ipu.org/wmn-e/suffrage.htm
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One of my teachers said to study something 15 minutes every day to retain it and then you will be able to remember it so much better.  So whatever you want  and need to remember, do that and see if that helps you.  A healthy diet-breakfast, and vegetables and fruit may help you have more energy, and a brisk walk about 4 times a week.  That will help your over all well-being.  Plus read a lot of different things and trivia Q and facts. I also heard about that --Ginko Biloba or what ever spelling, is helpful for people with a memory problem.  It is in the vitamin/herbal section of the pharmacy.
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Well, in Great Britain (England, Ireland, Scotland) and in Australia, Canada and New Zeland, they have Rememberance Day.  It's the same day as our Veteran's Day - November 11th, because that is the day that WWI ended in 1918.  \n\nPeople in the UK wear red poppies on Rememberance Day to commemerate a poem by John McCrae called "In Flanders Fields", about a WWI battle on a field covered in red poppies. \n\nHope this helps you with your project!
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ask jeeves.com and the belgian government website are a good start
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Belgian.\nLove their beer, love their chocolate, love their music and I wouldn't have to learn a new language either.
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try an alliteration, something cathcy for them to remember, such as "All About Amazing Animals" or something along the lines of that.
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For starters, remember HAMP:\n\nask about her HOPES and dreams\ncomment on her great APPEARENCE\nchildhood MEMORIES\nPLACES she's traveled
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Drinking blood?\nBurp !\n\nBut, on the other hand :\nIn Belgium, it is quite common use to eat "Bloedworsten".\ni.e. saucices made out of porc-blood, cooked and saisonned of course.\n\nI don't really like it, but do eat it once in a decade.\nPlus, there's a lot of "iron" in it which is good for strenghtening your muscles...\n\nComments welcome.\n:-)
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My grandfather has Alzheimer's and is in a nursing home. I go to visit him on Wednesday nights and on Sundays.  I bring him the pickles that he likes (he likes sour and zesty garlic) I also make sure he is stocked up with Moxie (his favorite soda) and I bring him his licorice candy.  Find out what his favorite things are!  For Grampy I also bought him a journal and put a big note on it so that whenever someone visits he has a note in there to remind him.  This seems to have helped allot.  Before he didn't remember when I came to see him or anything....now he says.. "did you remember to bring me pickles??"  It may be a small thing, but it helps....Another thing Ive noticed with Grampy is that he may not remember events but the emotions from that event affect his body...for instance...my grandmother stresses him out something awful...he won't remember that she visited him, but he always has an upset stomach and a headache on the days that he has seen her...isn't that amazing?  sorry it's so lengthy, hope that helps hon!\nBest Wishes!
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Basically, anything that exercises your memory skills will help to improve them.\n\nThere are also mental tricks you can do to help yourself. Find ways of associating new things you want to remember with things that are important to you, and particularly if you can find a visualization for it, or relate it to a well known rhyme or song.  If you just meet someone and want to remember their name, try to associate them with someone else you already know by that name, including celebrities, etc.\n\nAs far as physiology goes, eat right, exercise, get at least 8 hours of sleep a night, take multivitamins daily, and - oddly enough - floss daily.  The reason for the last one is that studies have linked cardiovascular health to dental health (which is cause, which is effect?  who knows), and cardio health has been linked to mental acuity.
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i want from government's;s of germeny\n to help me to visited germeny to i see world cup 2006 give me help form any person