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2502
Farming
USING YOUR BRAINS
In a pinch, you can tan a skin with the brain of the animal that provides the skin. The brains are mashed and rubbed into the hide with a smooth rock. Conveniently, one deer brain is enough to tan one deer skin, and one mouse brain is enough to tan one mouse skin.
Larry Dean Olsen, survival instructor, Outdoor Survival Skills
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2758
Environment
CARBON DIOXIDE PRODUCED BY BURNING GASOLINE
Driving ten thousand miles produces 3.6 tons of carbon dioxide.
Lawrence A. Howe, Mechanical Engineer, Annapolis, MD, USA
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3014
Mathematics
USE YOUR FINGERS TO MULTIPLY BY NINE
Hold your hands in front of you and bend the finger down that you want to multiply by nine. Count the fingers to the left and the right of the bent finger and combine them to produce the result. Eg: for 7 x 9, bend the fifth finger down, to the left there will be 6, and to the right there will be 3 fingers standing, thus 7 x 9 is 63.
Jeremy Reid, Graphic Designer, Belleville, Ontario, Canada
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Miscellaneous
HOW TO KNOW WHEN SOMEONE LIKES YOU
If you are talking to someone that you like, when you are in a bright room, look in their eyes, if their pupils are dilated (big), then its possible they like you
Vanessa, student, FB, GA, USA
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3526
Business
STAFF MANAGEMENT
If you have to call a meeting to tell everyone that you have an open-door policy, you have already failed as a manager.
Dick LNU, Corp Exec, Oakton, VA, USA
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4038
Miscellaneous
WEAK TO STRONG SECURED ACCESS
For access to a secured asset, there are three categories of key: something you have (key/card), something you know (PIN, password), something you are (biometrics). A system using only one of these elements is considered weak, two is considered acceptable, three is strong.
Aryeh Abramovitz
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Business
CHANGED JOB TITLES IN ADS
If a job title is changed to something more fancy while the company is still recruiting for the position, the job is a lemon, or doesn't pay enough.
Antietam, Portland, Oregon, USA
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4550
Survival
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR)
The number of chest compressions should be 100 per minute. A way to keep time is to sing the BeeGees' song "Stayin' Alive," which keeps that tempo. Oddly enough, another song with the same tempo is the Queen song "Another One bites the Dust."
William Lathrop, Medical Review Examiner, Columbus, OH, USA
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5062
Business
FINANCING BUSINESS EXPANSION
Finance a business expansion only with your own profits, not with borrowed money.
Scott Parker
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Precipitation
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
If it's raining hard enough to make bubbles in a puddle, it will rain all day.
Delores Biggie, Tonawanda, New York
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Body Rules
GROWING FINGERNAILS
The longer your fingers, the faster your nails grow.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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