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2318
Eggs
EATING EGGS
Seven quail eggs equal one chicken egg.
Terry Hayward, medical technician
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2319
Handwriting
SPOTTING A LEFT-HANDER
If you can spot even one right-to-left stroke in a handwriting sample, it was almost certainly written with the left hand. This does not apply to writing that reads right-to-left, such as Hebrew.
Kate Gladstone, Brooklyn, New York
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2320
Trees
LOOKING AT LEAVES
Leaves appear light if you face them with the wind at your back, and dark if you face them from downwind.
Walter Pitkin, literary agent, Weston, Connecticut
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2321
Military
ESTIMATING DISTANCE TO GUNFIRE
As soon as you see the flash of a gunshot, count rapidly from one to ten - repeating the count if necessary - until you hear the report. Each number you count represents 100 yards.
Frank Turley, director, Turley Forge Blacksmithing School, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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2322
Sports
DRESSING FOR A SKI
When cross-country skiing, if you are warm when you first walk outside, you're wearing too much.
Jeremy Bishop, windsurfing expert, Hood River, Oregon
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2323
Joker
CHERISHING YOUR MEMORIES
Snapshots encourage memories, videos replace them. After watching a video of your vacation, your memory of the vacation will be the video.
Cheryl A. Russell, demographer, mother, editor-in-chief, American Demographics
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2324
Restaurants
PRICING A NIGHT CLUB
In a bar or night club, when the lights go down, the prices go up.
Lori Edwards, Frederick, Maryland
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2325
Running
BUYING RUNNING SHOES
To decide how many dollars you should spend on a pair of running shoes, take the number of miles you run each week and multiply it by four.
Diane Gerhart, accountant
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2326
Telephones
USING THE TELEPHONE
When ordering something over the phone, ask for the order-taker's full name. Then he or she won't make a mistake with your order.
Jennifer Evans, writer, Austin, Texas
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2327
Storage
STORING IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
Every ten degrees you lower the temperature of stored documents will double their life.
Jan Rich, journalist, Austin, Texas
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2328
Wastes
CLEANING UP LITTER
When a state passes a bottle bill, paper and plastic litter disappears from roadsides and parks in the same proportion that beverage bottles and cans do - which is almost totally.
Isabel T. Coburn, authority at large, Pemaquid Beach, Maine
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