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3656
Weather
A MARITIME RULE
Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.. Red sky at night, sailors delight
Elaine Gibbons, Communications Manager, SAN JOSE, CA, USA
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Horses
PICKING A WINNER
When at the races always pick the best/top jockey in that race because the rider picks the horse, and the jockeys are out there to bring home a paycheck.
mary ann moorhouse, ranch manager, glencoe, nm, United States
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Bicycles
BODY TEMPERATURE AFTER BIKING
If the air feels a little cold before riding a bike vigorously, you will be comfortable once riding and you will sweat a little when you stop riding, more if you go inside after parking your bike.
Max Vidrine, KDVS DJ, Davis, CA, USA
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RUNNING AN ADVERTISING AGENCY
Expect 40 percent of your employees to quit each year.
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Entertaining
PLANNING A PARTY FOR CHILDREN
Have a party on even numbered years.
Suzanne Leddy, director, Purdue Child Care Program, Lafayette, Indiana
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Automobiles
CHECKING YOUR TIRES
Your tire tread should come to the top of Lincoln's head on a penny held on edge upside down.
Barbara Gilbert, bank teller
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Color
PAINTING A CAR
When you're choosing paint for a car, navy blue, burgundy, or black cherry connote "luxury." Bright yellow and red are "sporty." Black and white are classics, while grays and silvers seem "European." Greens are hard to sell.
Rich and Jean Taylor Constantine, quoting Debbie Weber, manager of Color Development Design at the Ford Motor Co.
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Eyes
FINDING YOUR DOMINANT EYE
To find your dominant eye, make a circle of your thumb and forefinger about 6 inches in front of your face. Look through the circle with both eyes at an object across the room. Now close one eye; if the object stays in the circle, the open eye is the dominant one.
Donald H. Dunn, in Business Week
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Driving
DRIVING SAFELY
If you find yourself driving on ice, deflate your rear tires until they have a double chin (at about 18 pounds). Then slowly drive off the ice and reinflate your tires.
John H. Beauvais, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Mail
DETERMINING POSTAGE
Use one stamp for every six sheets of paper. Envelopes count as one sheet of paper if you must fold the contents, two otherwise.
Michael & Virginia Thompson, engineer and accountant, Charlotte, North Carolina
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1865
Listening
LISTENING TO DRIVERS
The person doing the talking after a fender-bender is usually the person who caused the accident.
Steve Carver, illustrator, Ithaca, New York
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