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3663
Gardening
PLANTING A SEED
When planting seed, don't cover it deeper than three times its diameter.
Anonymous, USA
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Science
MEASUREING DNA CONCENTRATION
To approximate the concentration of a solution of DNA in nanograms per microliter, measure the absorbance at a wavelength of 260 nanometers and multiply by 50.
Frank, Biophysicist, Berkeley, CA, USA
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Landscaping
LANDSCAPING
Good landscaping can add 10 to 15% to the value of a home. Replace old, overgrown landscaping with new. When designing, design for how you would like the house to look in ten years.
Bender Bernder Rodriguez, Proffessional Bender, Chicago, IL, USA
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Exploration
FINDING YOUR WAY
To find your way on a cloudy day, place your knife point-down on your thumbnail. Turn the knife slowly and you'll see a faint shadow. When the shadow is thinnest, you've found east if it's early morning, north if it's midday, and west if it's dusk.
Barak Rosenshine, professor of education, Urbana, Illinois
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Doctors
GOING INTO DERMATOLOGY
You need one dermatologist for every 40,000 people.
Dr. Robert Horn, dermatologist
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Drinking
STORING BEER
You lose one day of shelf life for every degree you let your beer get above 20 degrees Centigrade.
Dave Graham, engineer and authority on beer
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Climbing
THE MOUNTAINEER'S WIND RULE
A plume of snow blowing from a peak higher than 7,000 meters means a wind of at least 100 miles per hour on the summit.
David Kumaki, physician, Shelburne, New Hampshire
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1104
Groups
WORKING WITH GROUPS
Twenty percent of any group will be critical of the rest.
Marilyn Rider, Body & Soul, Ithaca, New York
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Jobs
THE 80S RULE FOR WEIGHING YOUR SALARY
If a single career woman is not making her age times $1,000 in annual salary at age 30, she should either change careers or marry a career man making $80,000 or better and become a wife and mother. She can then live comfortably and afford one additional child for each $20,000 per year he makes over $80,000.
Barbara Greenlee B.S., R.N., Ship's Nurse, Kauai, Hawaii
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Travel
PREDICTING SPICINESS
The closer to the Tropic of Cancer, the spicier the food.
Thomas W. Neumann, anthropological archaeologist, wildlife ecologist, and field crew crisis manager
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Lawyers
WINNING AN APPEAL
If you're defending the judgment of the trial court, it is good strategy to make the proceedings and judgment seem boring and obvious.
Stephen Unsino, poet, Eastchester, New York
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