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591
Children
LISTENING TO BABIES
When babies start grunting, wait 20 minutes before changing them. That way you will change only one messy diaper, not two.
L. Musselman, office manager and mother of young children
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Precipitation
WATCHING YOUR CHICKENS
If your chickens run for cover when it starts to rain, the shower will be brief. If they stay outside, it is going to rain all day.
Lewis and Paulette Ramsey, Howardsville, Virginia
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Joker
BRITISH THERMAL UNITS
One BTU is roughly equal to the amount of heat energy given off by burning a wooden kitchen match.
Robert G. Flower, engineer
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College
GETTING THROUGH COLLEGE
Never take a course from the professor who wrote the text book.
Anonymous
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Weather
ESTIMATING ACORN YIELD
A wet spring and a dry summer encourage acorn production.
Stephen Unsino, poet, Eastchester, New York
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Sleep
CHOOSING A MATTRESS
The amount you move during sleep is directly proportional to the hardness of your mattress. Generally then, the greater the back problem the harder your mattress should be. The unforgiving surface forces you to move often, and your muscles won't become stiff from lack of movement.
Alan T. Whittemore, YMCA Physical Director, South Deerfield, Massachusetts
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Education
READING TO KIDS
After 15 minutes, even well-behaved children in kindergarten or first grade get fidgety.
John Towle, Salinas, California
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Wind
AVOIDING FLIES ON THE BEACH
A west wind means flies.
Joseph Liberkowski, ex-ocean lifeguard, Medford Lakes, New Jersey
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2639
Tools
TESTING AN EDGE
Any cutting edge that reflects light, from a razor blade to a chainsaw tooth, is in need of sharpening.
Michael Mangan, stained-glass designer, Carrollton, Ohio
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3151
Computers
MOORE'S LAW
The number of transistors on an integrated circuit doubles every 18 months.
Stephanie, Technical Trainer
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3407
Ages and Stages
SIZING UP A REUNION
People in the reunion business say you can tell how long ago a class graduated by how they behave at their gathering. Ten years after graduation, status and achievement are important, and one-upsmanship and competitive dressing are common. Limos and tuxes are not unusual.
Patricia Ward Biederman, LA Times Staff Writer, CA, USA
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