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1543
Weather
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
Raccoons feed heavily 48 hours before the approach of a large winter storm.
Thomas W. Neumann, anthropological archaeologist, wildlife ecologist, and field crew crisis manager
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1799
Sleep
GETTING A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP
Give yourself one week to get used to a new mattress and one night to get used to a new pillow.
Steven M. Keisman, New York City high school resource coordinator
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2055
Education
TALKING TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
When giving instructions to a high school class, you should assume that three students will follow them incorrectly.
David T. Russell, retired high school teacher, Dilltown, Pennsylvania
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2311
Joker
SAILING IN HEAVY SEAS
On a cruising sailboat in wind conditions that are increasing, canvas should be reduced the first time it seems like a good idea.
Michael Spencer, lawyer, San Francisco, California
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2567
Tools
ADJUSTING A WORKBENCH
If you stand at attention, your wrist is at the right height for a woodworking bench and your elbow is at the right height for the top of a metal-working vice.
W. Oakley, shop expert
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3079
Animals
RATTLESNAKES
At best, a rattlesnake can strike 2/3 of its length. For example, a three-foot snake can strike two feet.
James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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3335
Management
80-20, 90-10
As a manager, expect 80 percent of your work to be done by 20 percent of your staff. Also, expect 90 percent of your headaches/problems to come from 10 percent of your staff.
Waldo Weyeris, Engineer, Boulder, CO, USA
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3591
Real Estate
MAKING MONEY
The best way to make money in residential real estate is to buy the worst home on the best street.
steve, retired, glendale, utah, usa
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3847
Children
GIVING YOUR CHILD A TIMEOUT
When discipling your child with timeouts, figure one minute for every year of age. A four-year-old should get a four-minute timeout.
Joseph Bauer, Master Carpenter, Indian Hills, Ohio, USA
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4359
Shopping
BUYING THE FRESHEST MILK.
When buying milk, look for a "sell by" date that is the farthest in the future. An average of eleven days is best.
Frank J. Curran, Philadelphia, PA, USA
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4871
Fasteners
A BOLT IN SHEAR LOSS OF STRENGTH
A bolt in shear is only 50% as strong as the same bolt in tension.
Roy Hackett, Retired Engineer
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