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1288
Jobs
GETTING A JOB
In the job market, any degree is worth three times any experience.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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1544
Travel
SPOTTING A GOOD SHOW
Follow the worn path in the rug to find the most popular exhibit in a museum.
Steven M. Keisman, New York City high school resource coordinator
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Horses
MAKING A HORSESHOE
When crafting a horseshoe using steel 3/4 inch wide, measure the hoof side-to-side at its widest point, double that measurement and add two inches.
Frank Turley, director, Turley Forge Blacksmithing School, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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2056
Logging
THINNING TREES FOR LUMBER
A trained thinner will use about three-quarters of a gallon of fuel and one-third of a gallon of bar oil per day, regardless of the number of acres covered.
Ned Bounds, sawyer, Salmon, Idaho
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2312
Travel
CHOOSING A TRAIN ON WEEKENDS
Take the local, not the express, on weekends if it is in the station and you're headed for a local station. If you wait for the express, you'll end up on the same local you skipped earlier.
Jim and Marilyn Ranish, New York, New York
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2568
Water
ESTIMATING WATER PRESSURE
Water pressure increases at 1 atmosphere per 34 feet of descent in fresh water.
Ernst Luposchainsky III, adventurer & nautical enthusiast, inter alia, Hollywood, California
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2824
Weather
ESTIMATING THE LENGTH OF A RAINSHOWER
If animals enter a building during a rainstorm, it will be a short shower, if they stay outside, it will be a long rain.
Babe Dean, Vetenary Technician, IA, USA
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3080
Cooking
KOSHER SALT
When substituting kosher salt for table salt in a recipe, double the salt.
James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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3336
Body Language
GLASSES
When the eye glasses come of and are put on the table, the discusison is over.
Waldo Weyeris, Engineer, Boulder, CO, USA
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4360
Computers
THE 8 PM RULE
To get a good night's sleep, NEVER begin installing or upgrading computer software or hardware after 8:00 p.m.
Kirk Ostby, Lebanon, IN, United States
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4872
Fasteners
WELD JOINT STRENGTH VS. NATIVE STRENGTH
A welded joint will have only half of the strength of the same configuration of homogenous material.
replique montre
Roy Hackett, Retired Engineer
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