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2670
Farming
THE RANCHER'S RULE
Always leave a gate the way you found it.
Merritt Holloway, Deep Springs Ranch, California
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2926
Building
SIZING BEAMS
The rule of a half says that the depth of the beam you need in inches is one half (1/2) the span in feet. So for a 12 foot span you need a six inch beam
segway for sale
bill mccullam, retired, newbury, ohio, usa
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3438
Uncategorized
THERMAL THEORY OF WAR
The probability that a country will either go to war or suffer from a revolution is directly proportional to its mean temperature. The higher the temperature, the more likely it will suffer violent revolution or war.
Shack, Medical Planner, Leimen, Baden Wurttemburg, Germany
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3950
Doctors
CHOOSING ELECTIVE SURGERY
The best time to try any kind of elective surgery is when you find a doctor who has done it himself.
Franklin Crawford, man of good report, Ithaca, NY, USA
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4206
Computers
SAVING DOWN AN IMAGE
if it's a photo choose JPEG, if it's a logo choose GIF.
LuKeNuKuM
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4718
Body Rules
MOST PEOPLE LISTEN WITH THEIR RIGHT EAR
Most people prefer to be addressed in their right ears in everyday settings and are more likely to do a favor when the request is received in their right ears rather than their left ones
Scott Parker
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4974
Photography
FILE SIZE CREATED BY DIGITAL CAMERAS
An 8-megapixel camera creates 4MB files, roughly.
Scott Parker
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5230
Sales
RESELLING THINGS ON THE WEB
Assume that a web sales transaction will take a half hour of your time. Therefore, don't bother selling any item that's worth less than a half hour of your time. Give it away (if you can do so at no cost) or throw it away (if you can't).
Matthew Butterick, writer
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111
Ages and Stages
FEELING YOUR AGE
You are middle aged when your high school and college days are featured as nostalgia on TV. You are at old age when your wedding presents are sold as antiques.
Margaret M. Day, Locke, New York
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367
Precipitation
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
If the children are wild, it's going to rain or snow within 24 hours. This is a better barometer than the weather man.
Alice Chadwick, teacher, Bronx, New York
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623
Body Rules
HUMAN HORSEPOWER
Working hard, the average person can generate about one-quarter horse power.
Kevin Kelly, Athens, Georgia
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