Anyone interested in learning the Shadow Stack - it's on Joe's website, but not as a preset
tiny.cc/shadowstack

Joe - you rule in spades! See you in October x

Here is one on the apple store that allows you to learn a mem deck while you are driving .. Audio Stacked Deck:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/audio-st......454?mt=8

Amazing~ I just recommended the site to all my friends!

Fantastic work. Fun tool!

Just found this, very good - will certainly help me in learning and remembering the stack.
Thanks Joe

This is a great thread! Thanks for all the info.

MM

What would be a nice addition is the ability to add a randomly shuffled deck in addition to all the specific stacks. I've been looking for an application that allows me to quiz myself on stacks (and yours does this quite well) -- but also one that has the ability to randomly shuffle cards and then quiz myself on those random cards for memory practice. Obviously, it's the random idea is not useful for stacked deck magic, but it *is* useful for speeding myself up on memorizing a complete deck of shuffled cards.

I'm using the Dominic method with a mixture of the journey method and the Roman Room method -- and I've manged to create journeys specifically for Mnemonica and the Aaronson stacks -- but I've also got two journeys for randomly shuffled decks. I alternate between the "blank" journeys two so I can "forget" one as I use the other.

Anyway -- I hope this makes sense. I suspect there are others like myself who are memorizing stacks, but are also fascinated with simply speed-memorizing a shuffled deck (and then practicing). Surprisingly, there's not a lot of random deck shuffle quzzers out there.

Boinko,
If you can tolerate a Windows Application, then StackView (at http://www.stackview.com) allows you to test/quiz from any deck condition, including random shuffles.
Nick

You might even take a chance and read one of the 17 books on memory training I've written just for you!!

Although initially reluctant to try, I have to say that I benefitted from Mr Lorayne's books, and now (after a couple of days learning the system) I can confidently work with Mnemonica and, in addition, I memorized two other full decks. Average time for learning a deck: one hour (still a beginner in the peg system).

It is amazing that remembering a stack is as easy as recalling a short tale. How many tales can you remember?

Mr. Lorayne, if I had to pick only one of your memory-training books, which one would you say is best used in conjunction with a memorized deck?

Gorecki: I've taught how to remember cards in most of my books on the subject (excluding Page-A-Minute Memory Book, and the books geared to students). So, AGELESS MEMORY or THE MEMORY BOOK would do it for you. You can learn more about them if you go to my magic website - 3rd one listed under this post - and click on "Memory Products". Best - Harry L.

Thank you sir!
Meanwile, I've started reading your "How to Develop a Super-Power Memory" and I'm hooked. I was already using a peg system (which I learned in Corinda's "13 Steps") but your method is much more streamlined and effective. I love it. If nothing else, it makes it easier to create pegs for any number, whereas the Corinda system stopped at 30 -- after that, the reader was on his own with no clear guidelines.

Here is another iPhone app for Tamoriz Mnemonica Stack with speed testing and the ability to upload your results to see how you compare with others:

Memo Deck (Mnemonica Edition)By Thierry Baudhuin:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/memo-dec......892?mt=8

Thanks for all the great info and tips to all the posters, In want to say something about shameless @@@@@, But I will behave, we have been guilty of many of those other thing myself included.

Mentally Speaking,
Make your day the best it can be.

Whatever happened to Joe's website.
http://huruey.webs.com/stack=2h,3d,js

I noticed it too some days ago.
Page is no longer available.

Anyone know of anything similar for learning the aronson stack ?

http://simonaronson.com/quizzer/quizzer.htm

Many thanks Steven.