I still remember a guy to this day

Do you remember how it started? I remember very well

You don't build an empire by remembering faces.

But a lot of these problems can be avoided by remembering the definition.

So you memorized your Social Security number instead, eh?

And everything went out of control This is how the war started I remember I couldn't come back home

I remember the incitement, insults and accusation campaigns that started on the television screen and ended up in the living room.

I remember the hope among people after Aoun visited Geagea in prison and how everything turned south afterwards.

People even compete to see how many digits they can memorize and have set records for remembering over 67,000 of them.

But let's start off by remembering that Darwin showed how we're the outcome of four billion years of evolution.

I remember every rocket that flew above my brother's and my heads during the war of elimination.

We commend the Secretary General's and this Assembly's recognition that Holocaust remembrance must be a universal commitment.

I remember my father's screams when he broke his leg and we couldn't take him to the hospital because of the falling mortar.

I remember my neighbour's complaints about the humiliation she suffered every time she had to cross the Barbara checkpoint.

I remember the people who shot at and hit each other in 2007, when the Aoun's supporters decided to block the streets and burn tyres.

But when those preferences drive us too hard and too fast because we have overrated the difference between these futures, we are at risk.

What we're going to do in this video is to give you just a ton of more practice, and start you on your memorization of the multiplication tables.

Some people say, I only believed in remembering the past, imagining the future, never the present.

I remember how my father forbade us to say that he loved Aoun in front of our neighbour who fought with the Lebanese Forces because of his fear on us.

Then you move from there to remembering the kindness of mothers in general, if you can remember the kindness of your own mother, if you can remember the kindness of your spouse, or, if you are a mother yourself, how you were with your children.

I remember a barricade called Akrab (Scorpian) the guys there were hit but didn't die immediatley and couldn't escape for three days and no one could get there

This is how Roman orators memorized their speeches not word for word, which is just going to screw you up, but topic for topic.

And if you remember your exponent properties, when you raise something to an exponent, and then raise that to an exponent, that's equivalent to x to the 2 times 1 6 power.

If I asked you to recount the first 10 words of the story that I just told you about Simonides, chances are you would have a tough time with it.

I also remember the note put up by my grandmother in the kitchen Discussing Politics is Forbidden as she tried to put an end to the quarrels over Sunday lunch (this was after 2005).

Some remember the 3.1 million dead while seeming to avoid the context of the war in which they died, while others are committed to preserving the memory of how destructive war can be, and the need for Japan to continue to embrace pacifism.

Then you move from there to remembering the kindness of mothers in general, if you can remember the kindness of your own mother, if you can remember the kindness of your spouse, or, if you are a mother yourself, how you were with your children.

For some reason, I keep remembering that Lady Jane Grey was Queen of England when she was only 15, but then she was beheaded, so never mind her as a role model.

Diplomacy no longer works with terrorism, but it can help to prevent it by dealing carefully with potentially hostile states. With global expectations mounting for a fresh start in US foreign policy, it is vital not just to remember, but to understand the attack on Pearl Harbor.

On a good day, I'll have maybe three or four seconds that I really want to choose, but I'll just have to narrow it down to one, but even narrowing it down to that one allows me to remember the other three anyway.

Had it been possible to bring some of the offenders to justice? Did the world care to remember what had happened in the worst atrocity to be committed in Europe since 1945?