An earlier article is about acrostics and how a sentence can be turned into a string of digits by treating each word as a number. This article is about treating each word as a 2 digit number; and about other applications of this system of over 100 words. If words generally mean 2 digits each then shorter sentences can express quite long numbers.
Note: If a sentence uses a person's name then treat each word of the name as a single digit. Eg. Paul begins with P; in the 0-9 article, P means the digit 5. Another example: Ch means 1 in the 0-9 article. So, Charles equals 1 because it begins: CH.
Here is a list of words where they indicate markers through a dictionary. It starts with 'A' and ends with 'Z'. If I make an acrostic using a word that occurs between the 'A' and [before] the second marker ['Acupuncture'] then assume that the word represents the two digits '01'. Eg. 'About', 'Achieve', 'Abysmal'. If you can not think of a dictionary word to represent '01' then use a person name to represent the 0 and the 1. Eg. Brian Lara is B=0, L=1.
As an extra tool, you can use the first letters of a place name to mean a 1 digit number. Eg. Brighton begins with B. So it means 0 according to the 0-9 article.
A related way of memorising numbers in sequence is to use a loci [peg] system such as the BLOKES system; but each of the words from this list below would have an image that you could imagine at each location. So, running through the list of places, you would recall each icon image in sequence and then interpret it as a two digit number.
I decided upon some colour fill rules for those icons if I want to store the first two letters of a word:
O, I, A, E, U, N, R, S, C, T, L, H can all use their fill colours from the Colours article. So, even if an icon is "Acupuncture", we can still use the Acupuncture pin icon to prompt "AR" of "arrangement" by filling the pin with the R colour: red.
If the second letter is none of those choices then fill with pink.
If the first letter needs to increment by 1 then there is a colour fill to indicate that: brown (but you only use brown if one of the shortlist of colours is not available). E.g. "Bad" occurs between "Astronomy" and "Ball" in the icons list. So I can use the Astronomy icon (telescope outline image) and a colour fill that means that we have incremented a letter:
The "BA" of "Bad" would only use a colour fill of brown if the 2nd letter is not in the shortlist of colour fills. The telescope icon does not need to be filled with brown because the "A" of "BAd" has a fill colour. Since "Astronomy" has "AS...", there can be no 2nd letter "A": after "S" in the alphabet, there is no "A"; so the "A" fill colour can only relate to the next icon: Ball.
Brown probably will not occur much since so many 2nd letters of dictionary words are the shortlist of letters of the small palette.
(Similarly, Pink probably will not occur much since so many 2nd letters of dictionary words are the shortlist of letters of the small palette.)
I do not plan to add any extra rules to that approach because it is a bit complicated as it is. For instance, in the 00-99 double digit acrostics, 99 is Well - the last word beginning with Z; so if I use brown to mean that the word prompt is not beginning with "W..." then X or Y or Z could be the implied first letter of the prompt; that is complicated.
I mentioned pink as the colour fill to use when the second letter of an icon word is none of the 12 letters I listed a few sentences ago. An example of that is the icon "Eye" where Y is the second letter. So if I needed to prompt "Eye" then the colour fill of the eye icon would need to be pink. ANother example could be the acupuncture pin icon and trying to prompt the word "Add": the second letter "D" is not in the list; so the pink is used to colour fill the acupuncture pin. This works because the history prompts are static and can be reviewed a lot.
Icon 01: A
Icon 02: Acupuncture
Icon 03: Alarm
Icon 04: Anchor
Icon 05: Arc
Icon 06: Astronomy
Icon 07: Ball
Icon 08: Bead
Icon 09: Biblio
Icon 10: Boat
Icon 11: Brew
Icon 12: Bush
Icon 13: Cannon
Icon 14: Century
Icon 15: Chime
Icon 16: Claw
Icon 17: Column
Icon 18: Cone
Icon 19: Contest
Icon 20: Cot
Icon 21: Cup
Icon 22: Deck
Icon 23: Depart
Icon 24: Dial
Icon 25: Doctor
Icon 26: Draw
Icon 27: Eclipse
Icon 28: Engine
Icon 29: Eye
Icon 30: Famous
Icon 31: Feast
Icon 32: Flask
Icon 33: Foal
Icon 34: Fry
Icon 35: Gear
Icon 36: Glove
Icon 37: Graph
Icon 38: Gyrate
Icon 39: Heat
Icon 40: Home
Icon 41: Hypo
Icon 42: Inaudible
Icon 43: Inform
Icon 44: Inventory
Icon 45: Juggle
Icon 46: Knot
Icon 47: Leak
Icon 48: Light
Icon 49: Lock
Icon 50: Lynx
Icon 51: Mare
Icon 52: Memory
Icon 53: Missile
Icon 54: Mouse
Icon 55: Needle
Icon 56: Normal
Icon 57: Opposite
Icon 58: Over
Icon 59: Palm
Icon 60: Paste
Icon 61: Perfect
Icon 62: Pine
Icon 63: Plume
Icon 64: Post
Icon 65: Present
Icon 66: Project
Icon 67: Pudding
Icon 68: Quarter
Icon 69: Rapier
Icon 70: Recorder
Icon 71: Remedy
Icon 72: Rest
Icon 73: Ring
Icon 74: Row
Icon 75: Safe
Icon 76: Sausage
Icon 77: Screw
Icon 78: Semi
Icon 79: Settee
Icon 80: Shoe
Icon 81: Siren
Icon 82: Smoking
Icon 83: Sombrero
Icon 84: Speckled
Icon 85: Stamp
Icon 86: Sting
Icon 87: Strum
Icon 88: Sum
Icon 89: Swing
Icon 90: Tambourine
Icon 91: Tent
Icon 92: Thumb
Icon 93: Top
Icon 94: Trap
Icon 95: Trod
Icon 96: Udder
Icon 97: Understand
Icon 98: Vapour
Icon 99: Viral
An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A
Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture
Hollow Icon 03: Alarm
Hollow Icon 04: Anchor
Hollow Icon 05: Arc
Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy
Hollow Icon 07: Ball
Hollow Icon 08: Bead
Hollow Icon 09: Biblio
Hollow Icon 10: Boat
Hollow Icon 11: Brew
Hollow Icon 12: Bush
Hollow Icon 13: Cannon
Hollow Icon 14: Century
Hollow Icon 15: Chime
Hollow Icon 16: Claw
Hollow Icon 17: Column
Hollow Icon 18: Cone
Hollow Icon 19: Contest
Hollow Icon 20: Cot
Hollow Icon 21: Cup
Hollow Icon 22: Deck
Coloured Icons for Years
Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics
Coloured Icons as Name Prompts
Hollow Icons
![Icon 01: A Icon 02: Acupuncture Icon 03: Alarm Icon 04: Anchor Icon 05: Arc Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (01).png){kind=link}
![Icon 02: Acupuncture Icon 03: Alarm Icon 04: Anchor Icon 05: Arc Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (02).png){kind=link}
![Icon 03: Alarm Icon 04: Anchor Icon 05: Arc Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (03).png){kind=link}
![Icon 04: Anchor Icon 05: Arc Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (04).png){kind=link}
![Icon 05: Arc Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (05).png){kind=link}
![Icon 06: Astronomy Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (06).png){kind=link}
![Icon 07: Ball Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (07).png){kind=link}
![Icon 08: Bead Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (08).png){kind=link}
![Icon 09: Biblio Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (09).png){kind=link}
![Icon 10: Boat Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (10).png){kind=link}
![Icon 11: Brew Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (11).png){kind=link}
![Icon 12: Bush Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (12).png){kind=link}
![Icon 13: Cannon Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (13).png){kind=link}
![Icon 14: Century Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (14).png){kind=link}
![Icon 15: Chime Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (15).png){kind=link}
![Icon 16: Claw Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (16).png){kind=link}
![Icon 17: Column Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (17).png){kind=link}
![Icon 18: Cone Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (18).png){kind=link}
![Icon 19: Contest Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (19).png){kind=link}
![Icon 20: Cot Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (20).png){kind=link}
![Icon 21: Cup Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (21).png){kind=link}
![Icon 22: Deck Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (22).png){kind=link}
![Icon 23: Depart Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (23).png){kind=link}
![Icon 24: Dial Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (24).png){kind=link}
![Icon 25: Doctor Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (25).png){kind=link}
![Icon 26: Draw Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (26).png){kind=link}
![Icon 27: Eclipse Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (27).png){kind=link}
![Icon 28: Engine Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (28).png){kind=link}
![Icon 29: Eye Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (29).png){kind=link}
![Icon 30: Famous Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (30).png){kind=link}
![Icon 31: Feast Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (31).png){kind=link}
![Icon 32: Flask Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (32).png){kind=link}
![Icon 33: Foal Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (33).png){kind=link}
![Icon 34: Fry Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (34).png){kind=link}
![Icon 35: Gear Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (35).png){kind=link}
![Icon 36: Glove Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (36).png){kind=link}
![Icon 37: Graph Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (37).png){kind=link}
![Icon 38: Gyrate Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (38).png){kind=link}
![Icon 39: Heat Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (39).png){kind=link}
![Icon 40: Home Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (40).png){kind=link}
![Icon 41: Hypo Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (41).png){kind=link}
![Icon 42: Inaudible Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (42).png){kind=link}
![Icon 43: Inform Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (43).png){kind=link}
![Icon 44: Inventory Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (44).png){kind=link}
![Icon 45: Juggle Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (45).png){kind=link}
![Icon 46: Knot Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (46).png){kind=link}
![Icon 47: Leak Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (47).png){kind=link}
![Icon 48: Light Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (48).png){kind=link}
![Icon 49: Lock Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (49).png){kind=link}
![Icon 50: Lynx Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (50).png){kind=link}
![Icon 51: Mare Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (51).png){kind=link}
![Icon 52: Memory Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (52).png){kind=link}
![Icon 53: Missile Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (53).png){kind=link}
![Icon 54: Mouse Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (54).png){kind=link}
![Icon 55: Needle Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (55).png){kind=link}
![Icon 56: Normal Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (56).png){kind=link}
![Icon 57: Opposite Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (57).png){kind=link}
![Icon 58: Over Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (58).png){kind=link}
![Icon 59: Palm Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (59).png){kind=link}
![Icon 60: Paste Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (60).png){kind=link}
![Icon 61: Perfect Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (61).png){kind=link}
![Icon 62: Pine Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (62).png){kind=link}
![Icon 63: Plume Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (63).png){kind=link}
![Icon 64: Post Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (64).png){kind=link}
![Icon 65: Present Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (65).png){kind=link}
![Icon 66: Project Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (66).png){kind=link}
![Icon 67: Pudding Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (67).png){kind=link}
![Icon 68: Quarter Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (68).png){kind=link}
![Icon 69: Rapier Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (69).png){kind=link}
![Icon 70: Recorder Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (70).png){kind=link}
![Icon 71: Remedy Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (71).png){kind=link}
![Icon 72: Rest Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (72).png){kind=link}
![Icon 73: Ring Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (73).png){kind=link}
![Icon 74: Row Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (74).png){kind=link}
![Icon 75: Safe Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (75).png){kind=link}
![Icon 76: Sausage Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (76).png){kind=link}
![Icon 77: Screw Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (77).png){kind=link}
![Icon 78: Semi Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (78).png){kind=link}
![Icon 79: Settee Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (79).png){kind=link}
![Icon 80: Shoe Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (80).png){kind=link}
![Icon 81: Siren Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (81).png){kind=link}
![Icon 82: Smoking Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (82).png){kind=link}
![Icon 83: Sombrero Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (83).png){kind=link}
![Icon 84: Speckled Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (84).png){kind=link}
![Icon 85: Stamp Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (85).png){kind=link}
![Icon 86: Sting Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (86).png){kind=link}
![Icon 87: Strum Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (87).png){kind=link}
![Icon 88: Sum Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (88).png){kind=link}
![Icon 89: Swing Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (89).png){kind=link}
![Icon 90: Tambourine Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (90).png){kind=link}
![Icon 91: Tent Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (91).png){kind=link}
![Icon 92: Thumb Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (92).png){kind=link}
![Icon 93: Top Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (93).png){kind=link}
![Icon 94: Trap Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (94).png){kind=link}
![Icon 95: Trod Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (95).png){kind=link}
![Icon 96: Udder Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (96).png){kind=link}
![Icon 97: Understand Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (97).png){kind=link}
![Icon 98: Vapour Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. Hollow Icons I have plain 'hollow' versions of the icons too so that I can colour fill them to mean either numbers or speliing prompts of prefixes: Hollow Icon 01: A Hollow Icon 02: Acupuncture Hollow Icon 03: Alarm Hollow Icon 04: Anchor Hollow Icon 05: Arc Hollow Icon 06: Astronomy Hollow Icon 07: Ball Hollow Icon 08: Bead Hollow Icon 09: Biblio Hollow Icon 10: Boat Hollow Icon 11: Brew Hollow Icon 12: Bush Hollow Icon 13: Cannon Hollow Icon 14: Century Hollow Icon 15: Chime Hollow Icon 16: Claw Hollow Icon 17: Column Hollow Icon 18: Cone Hollow Icon 19: Contest Hollow Icon 20: Cot Hollow Icon 21: Cup Hollow Icon 22: Deck Hollow Icon 23: Depart Hollow Icon 24: Dial Hollow Icon 25: Doctor Hollow Icon 26: Draw](./Icons/Icon (98).png){kind=link}
![Icon 99: Viral Icon 00: Well - Z words Coloured Icons for Years An icon can represent two digits. Eg. Thumb icon represents 91. The colours article represents 28 colours as representing numbers 0 to 27; I can apply that to mean centuries. So if the thumb is coloured colour 19 then it means 1991. Colour 19 is a pinkish shade of red [see the Colours article]. So the thumb icon is imagined filled in with that colour. If I want a hero emblem to mean 1991 then that coloured thumb emblem would be on that character's chest [or maybe elsewhere]. Before the first century, how would I represent 110 BC? I would assume that I can remember rote that the time is before 1AD. So I would just want an emblem that means 110 or 0110. So colour fill 1 would be used on icon 10: an orange Boat icon. Colour 22 can mean "Thousands of Years Ago"; Colour 23 can mean "Millions of Years Ago"; Colour 24 can mean "Billions of Years Ago"; Colour 25 can mean nth Century. E.g. Occurring after a 25, 03 means 3rd century; Occurring after a 25, 10 means 10th century. Colour 26 can mean "Thousands of Years BC"; I am using rote memory to know if a decimal point occurs. So 3.4 million years ago and 34 million years ago would both be represented by a 23 and then a 34: 23 means millions of years ago; 34 means 34 million years ago or 3.4 million years ago if rotememory reminds me that a decimal point occurs. Coloured Icons to Help Attach a Number to Number Mnemonics A lot of the mnemonics in this course have a matching number. E.g. A particular cartoon woman can represent a pair of letters such as "MC" but she can also represent a three digit number. Her outfit and its colour are clues for deducing the three digit number: interpreting the colour as a number, interpreting the top as a digit and the bottom part of the outfit as a digit. A lot of the mnemonics do not easily imply the number that the visual image represents. So I have tried to use the rote learning of the icons as a way to assist the learning of other mnemonics: So I put a pattern fill in the icons as a default fill detail; and that will make learning of patterns and their matching two digit number easier. And I put those patterns into the outfit fill of the 10 People mnemonic images. So there should be reinforcement learning of the patterns. Note: I made people 00 to 51 have hairstyles that match the article about hairstyles 00 to 51. So I am trying to make the learning of one set of images assist with the learning of another set of images. The 100 icons images do not get used much; so I thought that I could largely dedicate them to making the learning of a mnemonic image's corresponding number easier. E.g. I have 100 floor icons and they each have a corresponding number; if I can imagine icon Boat (=10) appearing on floor number 10 then that helps me to remember the floor's matching number. I could memorise a metric for each of the People images from 00 to 99: each person could have an icon item from the icons list. So Person 10 (Donald) can be imagined stood with the Boat image; and that is a reminder that Donald is person 10. There is a system of 50 props numbered 00 to 49 which get used to build visual scenes that contain numbers as visual props. In order to learn their numbering, each prop such as a post box can have its equivalent two digit number icon imagined beside it. There are 100 History People images. They occur as history people 00 to 99 but they also have a year range which they cover so that each narrator history person can be imagined talking about events within that time range. The ordinal positions of each history person from 00 to 99 could be learned quickly by imagining each history person next to an Icon from 00 to 99. Coloured Icons as Name Prompts Later in this course is a History 100 article where each of the 100 cartoon people represents a period in history. Eg. A 50 year period. If a King began his reign during that time then the History 100 person could be imagined in a scene with an object that represents the person. Maybe you could find an image of an actor playing Shakespeare's Richard III and then imagine the actor next to the History 100 cartoon person. Another way to represent Richard is to use the Double Digits Acrostics icon that the sorted spelling of 'Richard' would belong with: range 'Rest - Ring'. My icon image for that range is a 'person resting' icon. So I can imagine the History 100 person staring down at the icon person who is on the floor. The 'I' of 'RIchard' is colour fill orange; so I would colour fill the 'resting ground person' icon with colour 1 = Orange = 'I'. I would need to practise the recall because I am just memorising "RI" really; and my rote memory needs to interpret that as Richard III. Once I have Richard III in mind, maybe I have a memorised acrostic that contains his year of birth, year of ascending to the throne, and year of death. Sometimes, key events from a person's life can be part of the verse. I will try to make a verse for Richard III: The years I need to encrypt are 1452, 1483 (ascends to throne) and 1485 (died). The 14 needs to occur just once because the year of death is also in that century. [if he died in 1501 then memorising an 01 would imply that the century rolled over from 14 hundreds to 1500s]. 14 52 83 85 is enough to represent 1452, 1482 and 1485. Ranges I might use are: 14: Century - Chime 52: Memory - Missile 83: Sombrero - Speckled 85: Stamp - Sting It is generally said that his death marks the end of the Middle Ages. Maybe the word 'Middle' could be used in the verse?... Richard III - Changing Middle Span Stilled. ['Changing' is in 14 range, 'Middle' is in 52 range, 'Span' is in 83, 'Stilled' is in 85] So, in a very stilted way, the verse mentions the Middle Ages ending with his death. The verse about Richard gives me some year statistics. Also see the article about the 100 narrator history people; that is another way to associate Richard with a period in history. 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