September 19
2016
September 16
2016
Friday Phrases
September 13
2016
I Love Steno Trivia Tuesday
September 12
2016
Medical Monday: Enucleation
Enucleation is the “removal of an organ or other mass intact from its supporting tissues.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: enucleation= AOE/NAOU/KLAOE/A*IGS
OPTION #2: enucleation= AOE/NAOU/KLAOE/YA*IGS
OPTION #3: enucleation= AOE/NAOUK/LAOE/YA*IGS
OPTION #4: enucleation= AOE/NAOUK/LAOE/A*IGS
OPTION #5: enucleation= AOE/NAOUK/KLAOE/YA*IGS
OPTION #6: enucleation= AOE/NAOUK/KLAOE/A*IGS
September 12
2016
Stenspiration™
September 8
2016
Theory Thursday: Suffix Briefs Part 5
The following are briefs for suffixes: (Note: When d-defining, don’t forget to define the briefs with the format symbol for suffixes.)
{Suffix}end= *END
{Suffix}ened= -ND
{Suffix}ent= *ENT
{Suffix}eous= YUS
{Suffix}er= *ER
{Suffix}erable= *ERBL
{Suffix}ers= *ERS
{Suffix}es= *ES
{Suffix}ese= AO*EZ
{Suffix}esque= *EFK
{Suffix}est= EFT
{Suffix}et= *ET
September 7
2016
Rules Of Grammar: Amend vs. Emend
Amend is defined as follows: “(1) To change some of the words and often the meaning of a law, document, etc. (2) To change and improve something, such as a mistake or bad situation.”
Emend is defined as follows: “To correct errors in something written.”
Machine Briefs:
OPTION #1: amend= MAEND
OPTION #2: amend= A/MEND
OPTION #3: amend= A/M*END
OPTION #1: emend= AOE/MEND
OPTION #2: emend= AOE/M*END
September 7
2016
Dictionary Builder: Perfidy
September 2
2016
