Autistic people often become fascinated with memorizing categorized facts and figures.
BEACHWOOD, Ohio — Ann Simon is worried she might forget all the Hebrew words she has memorized to become a bat mitzvah, a Jewish girl marking the transition into religious adulthood.
You may wonder why a father would ask his expanding brood of what would become 11 children to memorize a poem about slaughter and war.
Still, the Delaware controversy, at least, does not mean that each of us must become a scholar who memorizes every jot and tittle, argued the libertarian conservative Eugene Volokh, a constitutional scholar at the University of California, Los Angeles, school of law.
At the end of a flirtatious plane ride, Spivey writes a number on a page of her SkyMall magazine — a phone number with the final digit missing, which he instructs her to memorize — and, though she never calls the number, the memorized digit becomes a talisman that she relies upon during painful moments later in her life.
He is an exceptionally quick learner, which becomes useful in memorizing SG mission reports and earth culture.
If he liked a band, I'd buy all of their CDs and memorize them and become a bigger fan than he ever was".
Last year, Eric Chang, a high school student from New Jersey who placed second in the national competition, nearly became world champion after he memorized a binary number -- a sequence of zeroes and ones -- to 2,745 digits in 30 minutes.
Memorizing would become a part of my daily routine.
@HuffPostTeen become fluent in Turkish, memorize every Nicki Minaj song, finish the West Wing and take a selfie with Beyonce.
