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Is there a trick for recalling memory?

Yes, there is a method. Allow me to give you a little backstory on this. Once, a Greek poet named Simonides stepped out of a dinner party for a while. He came back and found a collapsed roof and corpses so disfigured nobody can identify them. But Simonides could-he remembered the exact position each guest was seated at before he left, by using a simple method. Now, the method is called the "Mind Palace". Basically, you take a familiar surrounding (say, your house) and settle on a route that will take you through the entire house. This is your "mind palace". Then, put everything you need to remember in the palace. Say you need to remember a shopping list:-A bottle of milk     -Some eggs-Ketchup                  -A lamp-A new lock-A journal Imagine yourself walking to the front door and you see a different lock than the one you were using. That's the "cue" you need to remember the list. Put these cues all over the house. The eggs could be on the table, the milk and ketchup could be beside the eggs for your breakfast. The journal could be in your bedroom and the lamp needs to be turned on for you to write in it. The point is, put what ever you need to remember all over the house. Historical dates, Science facts. Take your pick. Connect those facts with something easy to remember, like "on the 10th day of Christmas (December), the Japanese sunk two British ships".  The stranger the connection, the better for you to remember it. Just don't cross-reference everything you know for a single detail. But, the surrounding you pick is crucial. If you pick a random spot, you won't remember what stuff's placed there or where the rooms are. You'll get confused this way. This method has proven to be useful for experts. Some of them claimed to be able to remember dozens of stuff-more than the usual seven, the "capacity" of our working memory. I hope this answer was helpful.

Was there an EGR recall on 1997 Toyota Camry's?

A long time ago there was a recall, but they only last 10 years. The active recall has since closed. Have you ever replaced the valve and sensor before? It was an Oxygen Sensor, EGR valve, and sometimes a Mas Airflow Sensor, but that was optional, but recommended.All together, it’s a 30 minute job, and a fair price for all parts and labor would be about $150, but you can do it yourself with parts from the internet for $35.

How do I factor reset my iPad (6th Generation) if I do not recall my passcode?

Thanks for the question!So so if you have forgotten your iPad (or any iOS devices) passcode you will need to perform a factory restore.To do that you do need access to a computer with windows 7 or later or a Mac with Mac OS 10.8.5 or later.Apple has a support article available with step by step instructions.If you forgot the passcode for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or your device is disabledI hope you are successful! I do want to warn you, if you do not have a backup of the data via iCloud or to your computer you will loose data.

How can I restore an Android phone's pictures after a factory data reset?

Can Lost Data be Recovered after Factory Reset Android?Factory reset is an significant feature on all mobile devices running Android operating system. It means a restoration of an Android device to the state when left the factory. In daily life, you may need perform this option in order to fix some system errors, speed up your device, wipe personal information, etc. However, that means all your data, including important photos, contacts, messages, call logs, videos, audios, settings and more will be deleted.After files are erased from phone, they are just marked as invisible. As long as the space used to store the data is not overwritten, you still have chance to get them back. So in order to increase the chance of recovery, don't use your Android device after data loss. In the following paragraphs, we will offer some tips on how to recover deleted files from Android after factory reset.Method 1: Restore Android Data after Factory Reset from BackupMany Android users have the habit of backing up data regularly with the local backup feature. That will help you a lot after factory reset. No matter why you reset your Android phones or tablets, just go to "Settings" and enter "Backup & restore". then you can select the most relevant file to retrieve data from backup.Method 2: Recover Data after Factory Reset Android without BackupIf you forgot to make a backup of your Android device before factory reset, the Yolisoft Android Data Recovery is highly recommended to you. It can help you restore lost photos, contacts, SMS messages, videos, call history, WhatsApp chats, music, and more after you factory reset your Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, Motorola, Huawei, OnePlus, etc.All the popular and latest Android phones&tablets are supported, such as Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, S7, S7 Edge, S6, S6 Edge, Note 7, Note 5, J7, J5; HTC 10, A9, M9, LG V20, V10, Sony Xperia Z5, Motorola Droid, Google Nexus, OnePlus 3, and Huawei Honor 9.

My car has been recalled but I have already replace the recalled part. Can I get reimbursed for the part?

It depends if its A: a safety recallAnd B: your replacement part was not also on the recall listAnd C: you had it installed by a certified technician for that particular brsnd and problem. Most of the time it’s a dealership.If it was a safety recall, the manufacturer has the duty by law to replace/ repair 100% of the vehicles in circulation, unless it can be provennthat the vehicle does not exsist any more. To control that matter, many parts ( like the TAKATA recall) will be recalled with VIN specific parts and repair orders. Only then ghey can prove to have covered all cars affected by the recall. So, selfhelp won’t cover the legal need for a controlled replacement of a safety related part.If it’s a non safety related issue and you can prove your repair and parts purchase, you may be eligible for a refund from the manufacturer.If it is a safety recall you will be out of luck.