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4966
Marriage
WOMEN: OBSERVE FUTURE HUSBAND'S BEHAVIOR
Watch how your future husband treats people in the service industries, like waitresses, attendants, cooks, etc., because those roles will be yours.
bob, retired, stockton, ca, us
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Precipitation
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
If pimpernel flowers are folded, rain is approaching. If fully expanded, expect a fair day.
Dean Sheridan, electronics technician and deaf actor, Torrance, California
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Body Rules
THE OFT SUBMITTED RULE OF TWICE
Twice around the thumb is once around the wrist; twice around the wrist is once around the neck; twice around the neck is once around the waist.
D. Dropsho, Madison, Wisconsin
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Children
TRAVELING WITH CHILDREN
When going out with young children, count on one-half hour of preparation per child in the summer, and one hour per child in the winter.
L. Musselman, office manager and mother of young children
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Precipitation
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
Big flakes mean little snow. Little flakes mean a lot of snow.
Stanley G. Laite, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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Finding Things
FINDING AN ADDRESS
When you think you've gone too far, go for at least another mile or two. Ninety percent of the time the address you're looking for will be just a little bit further.
Greg Fletcher Jr., veteran of the Los Angeles Freeway System, Northridge, California
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College
VISITING HOME
When you're at college, go home to visit your parents on the second or third weekend in October, when the football team has an away game.
Phillip Williams Jr., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Weather
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
Whatever the weather on the first of the month, you'll have the opposite weather for the rest of the month.
Phyllis Johns, Snyder, New York
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1895
Sleep
FALLING ASLEEP TO MUSIC
If you want to fall asleep with the stereo on, turn the volume down to a level that would be too quiet when you are awake. In less than five minutes, that level will feel comfortable, but if you're still awake in 15 minutes you may have to turn it down again.
Rusty Cartmill, Athens, Georgia
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Education
ASKING STUDENTS QUESTIONS
A teacher should wait three seconds, no more and no less, before saying anything after a question.
Steven M. Keisman, New York City high school resource coordinator
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2663
Tools
CHECKING A FIRE LADDER
To check a fire ladder for proper lean, stand perfectly erect with the toes against the ladder beam and the arms straight out. If your hands fall on the rung in a comfortable grasping position, the ladder is set properly for climbing. If only the fingertips touch the rung, the base of the ladder is too far from the building. If the heel of the hand touches the rung, the base of the ladder is too close to the building.
The National Fire Protection Association
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