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It’s astonishing how powerful the mind is when it comes to remembering things. The more Korean you already know, the more easily you’ll learn new things.īut then, without my notebook, how do I review? I make mental notes of words and expressions, visualize them in Hangeul (easy when I read or watch subtitled dramas) and let them flash through my mind whenever I take a break or before I fall asleep. The more money you have in the bank, the more interest you’ll earn. It’s much like the force of compounding, which, according to a quote by Einstein, is the strongest force in the universe.

I can only conclude that the more Korean I know, the easier it becomes to learn something new. Yesterday, for instance, the expression “시간문제로 보이다” (it’s a matter of time) came up, and I didn’t stop to write it down. Now, whenever I speak in Korean I can easily recall what we were talking about and how it was phrased. How can this be? The only explanation I can think of is that my Korean is naturally improving. Class is always in session, right? Anyway, I gradually stopped writing everything down, and to my surprise I still feel that I learn and remember just as well. And I’m not kidding even one Friday night in a bar after quite a few beers he said something clever that caused me to pull out my notebook from my purse and have him write it down while sitting on a bar stool. A few months ago, whenever I would talk to my language partner I would pull out my notebook and write down all the Korean wisdom that he shared with me. I reached the conclusion that I must have stopped writing everything down, because I simply didn’t feel the need to do so anymore. So what happened? Why did I stop writing everything down? I started wondering why this could be, because I sure feel I’m studying Korean harder than ever these days! The last notebook entry was over a week old and considering that I started writing in this notebook in December, I had filled out surprisingly few pages.

However, as I took out my notebook yesterday to prepare a Korean news article for a study session with my LP, I suddenly noticed something. I used to write several pages in my notebook every single day, meticulously filling the blank pages with new words, sentences, or grammar patterns. Always! As a language learner it is probably one of my most important tools. A global network of more than 5,000 Apple Authorized Service Providers supports over 100,000 active technicians.I always carry a notebook with me. Apple said that customers can send the replaced parts back to Apple for renewal and recycling, and in many cases receive credit for their purchases by doing so.

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Customers who have experience with the complexities of repairing electronic devices will be able to complete repairs on these Mac notebooks, with access to similar parts and tools available at Apple Store locations and at Apple Authorized Service Providers.

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Self-Service Repair for MacBook Air and MacBook Pro offers more than a dozen different types of repairs for each model, including the display, top case with battery, and trackpad, the iPhone maker said. Apple said in a statement on Monday that Self-Service Repair for the iPhone was launched earlier this year and the program will now expand to additional countries starting in Europe, as well as additional Mac models.

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The company said it will provide repair manuals and genuine Apple parts and tools through the Apple Self-Service Repair Store starting in the US. Technology News Desk !!! Apple has expanded its self-service repair program to MacBook Air and MacBook Pro notebooks with the M1 family of chips.