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MMM Jan 2010 Progress Report #3

By Ann Kroeker / January 17, 2010

Progress Report #3Mega Memory Month January 2010 is over halfway through. Are you halfway through your project?Leave a note on

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Mega Memory Month Jan 2010 Headquarters

By Ann Kroeker / December 31, 2009

It’s back! Just in time to support your New Year’s Resolutions! Mega Memory Month (MMM): January 2010 Headquarters It’s day

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Top 2 MMM Memorization Tips

By Ann Kroeker / October 25, 2008

Those MMM participants who are working on something like “Jabberwocky” or the Preamble to the Constitution are committed to valuable memory work at an

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