Funny you would say that. Professor Brusin gave only essay question exams. He refused to give multiple guess tests. ?For my final, Final Exam from him, I needed to study for a math exam. I came in and told him I knew I didn’t have an A exam in me to raise my final grade. The exam was 10 essays. I handed him a list of 12 or 13 questions. I had the 10 that were on the exam. He said when the exam starts sign my blue book and turn it in, and I’d get my current grade. I aced that exam and the math exam. I was the first to leave both exams, and got the high score on the math exam.?
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On Aug 28, 2024, at 04:52, Tom <troynm4@...> wrote:
? I know the feeling. I would get a C on a test heavy on dates and get a B or better on tests that I would call essay questions. I could learn what happened and in the context of what the order was. Learning a specific date was difficult for me. ? Tom ? ? When my convoluted path through college required me to once again required me to take US History once again, I tried to ask the instructor if she required us ?to learn specific exact dates. Yes, was her answer. Boring rote, meaning no learning. This was not even for my major, but a basic requirement.? So I sat in on the first class of a professor. I asked him the same question. His reply was, why? The library was just down the hill from our room. He wanted us to know that this event was before such and such, which eventually lead up to this other event.? I ended up taking both US History, but US Economic History. He also taught us how to study. All in lower level classes. When I finally became a Business major, in night school, I never opened the book in an upper level Econ class, and got a B grade.? He was the best instructor I ever had and not one single specific date had to be memorized. “You can go to the library and look it up.”
On Aug 27, 2024, at 10:24, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
?I think Einstein said he did want to remember anything he could look up. ?:-) Dutch
? this comment was baffling --- until i realized dutch probably meant he didn't want to memorize stuff that he wanted to remember. ? I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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I know the feeling. I would get a C on a test heavy on dates and get a B or better on tests that I would call essay questions. I could learn what happened and in the context of what the order was. Learning a specific date was difficult for me. ? Tom ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Brent via groups.io Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2024 1:28 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [AppleiPhone] Awesome notes ? When my convoluted path through college required me to once again required me to take US History once again, I tried to ask the instructor if she required us ?to learn specific exact dates. Yes, was her answer. Boring rote, meaning no learning. This was not even for my major, but a basic requirement.? So I sat in on the first class of a professor. I asked him the same question. His reply was, why? The library was just down the hill from our room. He wanted us to know that this event was before such and such, which eventually lead up to this other event.? I ended up taking both US History, but US Economic History. He also taught us how to study. All in lower level classes. When I finally became a Business major, in night school, I never opened the book in an upper level Econ class, and got a B grade.? He was the best instructor I ever had and not one single specific date had to be memorized. “You can go to the library and look it up.”
On Aug 27, 2024, at 10:24, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
?I think Einstein said he did want to remember anything he could look up. ?:-) Dutch
? this comment was baffling --- until i realized dutch probably meant he didn't want to memorize stuff that he wanted to remember. ? I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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When my convoluted path through college required me to once again required me to take US History once again, I tried to ask the instructor if she required us ?to learn specific exact dates. Yes, was her answer. Boring rote, meaning no learning. This was not even for my major, but a basic requirement.?
So I sat in on the first class of a professor. I asked him the same question. His reply was, why? The library was just down the hill from our room. He wanted us to know that this event was before such and such, which eventually lead up to this other event.?
I ended up taking both US History, but US Economic History. He also taught us how to study. All in lower level classes. When I finally became a Business major, in night school, I never opened the book in an upper level Econ class, and got a B grade.?
He was the best instructor I ever had and not one single specific date had to be memorized. “You can go to the library and look it up.”
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On Aug 27, 2024, at 10:24, Dutch Junge <dutch@...> wrote:
? I think Einstein said he did want to remember anything he could look up. ?:-)
Dutch On Aug 27, 2024, at 11:05?AM, timmeidroth <timmeidroth@...> wrote:
this comment was baffling --- until i realized dutch probably meant he didn't want to memorize stuff that he wanted to remember. I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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I think Einstein said he did want to remember anything he could look up. ?:-)
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On Aug 27, 2024, at 11:05?AM, timmeidroth <timmeidroth@...> wrote:
this comment was baffling --- until i realized dutch probably meant he didn't want to memorize stuff that he wanted to remember. I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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Going back to your OP, if you really can’t use Notes, look at this <>
Evernote was *the* notes app years ago, but the free version is rather limited. Joplin looks worth a look.?
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On 26 Aug 2024, at 15:36, Sanjay Kanoria via < wsbunter@...> wrote:
Is anyone using this ap? ?I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own. ?
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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this comment was baffling --- until i realized dutch probably meant he didn't want to memorize stuff that he wanted to remember.
I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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Many of us are using Apple’s Notes.app without problems.
Are you using Awesome Notes by BRID? If so, you might check with the developer.
Brent
On my iPhone Xr
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On Aug 26, 2024, at 08:28, Sanjay Kanoria <wsbunter@...> wrote:
?Is anyone using this ap? I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own.
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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Have you tried force restarting your iPhone to check whether that helps?
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On Aug 26, 2024, at 10:28?AM, Sanjay Kanoria via groups.io <wsbunter@...> wrote:
Is anyone using this ap? ?I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own. ?
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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I too use Notes for a lot of stuff I don’t want to remember. ?:-)
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On Aug 26, 2024, at 12:07?PM, Pat Taylor via groups.io <pat412@...> wrote:
I also use Notes a lot.
Pat
I use Notes a *lot*, synced between Mac and iPhone. Used it just now!Is this just one note, the same note?OttoOn 26 Aug 2024, at 15:36, Sanjay Kanoria via <wsbunter@...> wrote:
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Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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Pat Taylor wrote: As I sit here, we have a total of over 1600 notes in at least 19 categories/folders in Apple’s Notes. And they are all in iCloud, because we want all of them to be available on my Mac, and both of our iPhones and iPads.
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I use Notes a *lot*, synced between Mac and iPhone. Used it just now!Is this just one note, the same note?OttoOn 26 Aug 2024, at 15:36, Sanjay Kanoria via <wsbunter@...> wrote:
Is anyone using this ap? ?I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own. ?
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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I use Notes a *lot*, synced between Mac and iPhone. Used it just now!
Is this just one note, the same note?
Otto
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On 26 Aug 2024, at 15:36, Sanjay Kanoria via groups.io <wsbunter@...> wrote:
Is anyone using this ap? I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own.
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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Is anyone using this ap? I find one of my notes is becoming blank on its own.
Can anyone suggest a good notes ap I may alternately use as this one is giving me surprises?
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Jim S is wise enough to know and recognize the difference, but sadly many others don’t. Or try to pass one off as the other.
Brent
On my iPhone Xr
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On Aug 16, 2024, at 17:43, Bev in TX <countryone77@...> wrote:
?I like that!
On Aug 16, 2024, at 3:14?PM, Jim Saklad via groups.io <jimdoc@...> wrote:
I want an *analytic* AI (as opposed to a *creative* one) – that can tell me whether an image I am looking at or an article I am reading was generated by a human or by a “machine intelligence”…
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Re: [OATS] Removing incorrect email addresses from recents
?Hello, Jennie,
After reading all the ~10-12 posts on this topic you started, I just need to clarify one point. I usually work on my iMac but it’s temporarily in storage during a move, so here I’m asking about only iOS on my iPhone 11 and iPad 9th. I’m very familiar with what others have said here about removing phone #’s or email addresses from Contacts, and in the iOS Phone app there’s a clearly marked subsection named “Recents.”
If you could be so kind as to clarify for me, is there such an app subsection or location as “Recent EMail Addresses” or the like on iOS or iPadOS? In my iOS Apple Mail app, of course in the Mailboxes there are all the emails I haven’t deleted yet, but that’s not just a Recent email address list.
Thank you,
Dick
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On Aug 17, 2024, at 07:54, Jennie Facer via groups.io <puppya@...> wrote:
?HI Trish,
I am actually talking about removing unwanted email addresses from the regents list.
Thanks,
Jenn
Jennie Facer
To the world you are someone, but to someone you are the world!
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Here is an example of the bad intent I first mentioned.?
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Jim Saklad
Pat Taylor
Sanjay Kanoria
Heidi