*" California as I Saw It :" First-Person Narratives of California's Early Years, 1849 – 1900 Library of Congress American Memory Project

*" Press Release: AMD Athlon Processor Performance-Enhancing Cache Memory " by AMD, June 4, 2000, retrieved January 13, 2006

*" Toledo ", a song by Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach for the 1998 Painted from Memory album

*" Buffalo Bill ’ s Wild West: Celebrity, Memory and Popular History ", by Joy S. Kasson, published by Hill & Wang publishing co., 2001

*" Just a Memory " by Paul Whiteman

*" Two Sleepy People " ( music by Hoagy Carmichael ) from the Paramount picture " Thanks for the Memory " ( 1938 )

*" The Memory of McGuffey "-Nostalgia for the McGuffey Readers

*" Biography Comparison The Memory Hole

*" Thanks for the Memory " ( 1938 )

*" Maps, Material Culture, and Memory: On the Trail of the Ioway "

*" The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2001 " – Official Prize announcement by the Nobel Foundation, nobelprize. org, October 2001.

*" The Eddie "-the Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational in Memory of Eddie Aikau, a surfing tournament

*" You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory " 7 " & 12 " – ( 1978 )

*" Memory " -- Constance

*" The Memory of McGuffey "

*" Hunting Memory Bugs " by Ivan Skytte Jørgensen

*" Comparison of Free Memory Checkers " by Jean-Philippe Martin

*" Memory " ( 1985 ) UK # 42

*" Henry Rowe Schoolcraft ", The International magazine of literature, art, and science, Volume 3, Issue 3, June 1851 ; American Memory, Library of Congress.

*" Somewhere in My Memory " from Home Alone ( with John Williams ) ( 1990 )

*" Montage, Music and Memory Remembering Deutschland im Herbst "

*" Memory and Prophecy, Illusion and Reality Are Mixed and Made to Look the Same " by The New York Times, March 8, 1970

*" Preserving the Memory of Ybor City, Florida ", Southern Spaces, 22 December 2009.

*" Doubletake: Collective Memory and Current Art " ( 1992 ), London

*" The Celebration of the Semi-Centennial of the Chicago Astronomical Society and the Dedication of a Tablet to the Memory of Truman Henry Safford ," Popular Astronomy, vol.

*" Homo -" prefix may be used in organic chemistry trivial names to indicate next higher straight chain homolog i. e. one noncyclic carbon more ( and similarly " dihomo -" meaning two noncyclic carbon more ), and is opposite of the prefix " Nor -" which usually means one noncyclic carbon less.

*" Sequential " spectrometers have a single variable-geometry monochromator ( but usually with an arrangement for selecting from a choice of crystals ), a single detector assembly ( but usually with more than one detector arranged in tandem ), and a single electronic pack.

*" saman "-to issue a fine, usually in relation to a traffic offence, from " summons ".

*" yam-cha "-socializing with friends usually in " mamak stalls ", but other places also apply.

*" lempang "-literally " bash ", it usually refers to a slap.

*" An urge to move, usually due to uncomfortable sensations that occur primarily in the legs, but occasionally in the arms or elsewhere.

*" The Prof " – A man in a white lab coat ( aka film-makers David Cleveland, Tony Amies and David Wyatt ) who is usually outdoors doing various humorous things.

*" Humphrey the Tortoise " – Much like the Burbles, Humphrey talks of something specific ( usually a pun or joke ) either to himself or someone else.

*" The Old Man ," whose shaggy white hair, slow speech, and shuffling gait ran counter to the much needed energy levels of the various occupations he was usually found in.

*" Mr. Tudball ," a Swedish-American businessman whose intentions of running a ' ship-shape ' office were usually sunk by the bored indifference of his secretary, " Mrs. Wiggins " ( Burnett ).

*" Any-old-how ", in which the divisibility of " anything " ( as in " any old thing ") is mimicked with the usually indivisible " anyhow ".

*" The Bridge " – referring to the Auckland Harbour Bridge, usually in connection with traffic issues

*" reports or observations of usually unscientific observers "

*" half dream room, the " -- an unconscious state, usually derived from a concussion ; HG often claimed certain players were at their best when playing concussed

*" love-tap " -- a blow inflicted on another player ( usually during League or ARL games ) without the intention of inflicting serious harm

*" Horn " buttons are usually made from deer antlers, not true horn.

*" Let Me Finish ": The last segment is reserved for Matthews to give his thoughts on what is usually the main news topic of the day.

*" Sacrifice ", where a player has to sacrifice something to gain the upper hand against an opponent, usually life or creatures.

*" Sleeping " Enchantments were enchantments that would change into a creature when an opponent triggers a condition, usually by playing a certain type of spell.

*" The Fall Supper " as in many rural communities in North America, is usually held in late October in the community hall ; and

*" Pinakbet " − to cook with vegetables usually with sitaw ( yardlong beans ), calabaza, talong ( eggplant ), and ampalaya ( bitter melon ) among others and bagoong.

*" Sigang / Sinigang " − boiled in a sour broth usually with a tamarind base.

*" Workforce Blocks ": Weekdays 12: 20pm – 1: 00pm ; listeners go online to enter suggestions for a set of songs ( usually by a single artist ) to be played in one of the two twenty minute time periods.