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  1. @stenoray I AM silly! :) Weird too. And I'm not the only one! ;) 3:50 PM May 22nd via web in reply to stenoray
  2. No. Males should find other work. I want to be the last male standing in court reporting ;) 11:22 AM May 22nd via web
  3. If a student shortens her writing, but refuses to practice properly using my high-speed method, her progress will be much slower. 10:19 AM May 22nd via web
  4. Melody invention: ~job -BS my job M-BS your job Y-BS part-time job P-BS full-time job F-BS a part-time job PAIBS a full-time job FAIBS 9:54 AM May 22nd via web
  5. Melody passed a 250wpm QA today! Could make 63 errors, made 39 errors. After exactly 14 months in school. Waiting on RPR results. 12:12 PM May 18th via web
  6. How about C4-5 #45-S? 2:44 PM May 16th via web
  7. my question M*FP your question Y*FP the question T*FP the question is T*FPS the questions T*FPZ that question THA*FP etc. 2:43 PM May 16th via web
  8. Melody invented a quick and easy way to make "question" phrases: *FP (see next tweet) 2:42 PM May 16th via web
  9. "If you want to be truly beautiful, stop looking in the mirror and just work on following the Lord." 8:14 AM May 11th via web
  10. But in Q&A, it's mostly tiny words that can be said super fast. So there, we need tons of phrases to compete. 9:02 AM May 8th via web
  11. That's because we have briefs for large words that take a long time to say. So the reader often can't read fast enough to trouble us. 9:02 AM May 8th via web
  12. Students that learn my theory are AUTOMATICALLY excellent at Literary because of so many briefs for even dense literaries. 9:01 AM May 8th via web
  13. @TDeRosario So how important is it that a student pass one or two mock RPRs before taking it? Probably important - shows you can do it. 2:38 PM May 5th via web in reply to TDeRosario
  14. Abu Dhabi AB/DAB 10:28 AM May 4th via web
  15. Melody barely failed a 250wpm Q&A, 94.4%! 9:24 AM May 4th via web
  16. For complex proper names, try using the "first two strokes only" method: Solzhenitsyn SOLZ/NAOETS Nicaragua NIK/RAG Kardashian KAR/DASH etc. 9:23 AM May 4th via web
  17. She started at my Academy March 14, 2011, and passed her last test today, April 27, 2012! 2:15 PM Apr 27th via web
  18. She did it by following Magnum Steno formulas to the T: she learned to write super-short, and she learned how to practice at high speeds! 2:13 PM Apr 27th via web
  19. Melody Among passed her last 225, which required 97%, and she got 97.4%! In 13.5 months she completed her speed! 2:12 PM Apr 27th via web
  20. Great news! The Mark Kislingbury Academy of Court Reporting has produced its first person to complete speed requirements! 2:12 PM Apr 27th via web
  • Name Mark Kislingbury
  • Location Houston, Texas
  • Web http://www.magnum...
  • Bio I love helping court reporters become the best they can be! Check out www.magnumsteno.com!
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