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1794
Scuba Diving
DRUNKEN DIVERS
The deeper a scuba diver descends, the more nitrogen he absorbs from the air he is breathing. Increased levels of nitrogen in the blood cause an intoxicating condition known as nitrogen narcosis or "rapture of the deep." Divers will often use martinis as a rough measure of narcosis: each 50 feet of depth makes you feel as disoriented as one martini on an empty stomach.
W. Suter, Arlington, Virginia
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1795
Fruit
MAKING APPLE CIDER
A bushel of apples will make slightly more than three gallons of cider.
Martin Stillwell, farmer
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1796
Quality
BUYING A HOUSE
The first thing to check in a house is the doors and door hardware. If the doors don't fit well or the hardware is cheap and flimsy, the house will be full of problems.
Walter Pitkin, literary agent, Weston, Connecticut
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1797
Music
PERFORMING BLUEGRASS
In bluegrass music, the most tasteless licks, especially on the banjo, get the best response.
Ellen Klaver, musician, Boulder, Colorado
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1798
Weapons
CHOOSING AN ARROW
To quickly estimate the arrow length best for you, take 38 percent of the distance between your fingertips with your arms extended sideways.
Cliff Burns, bow hunter
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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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1800
Horses
MAKING A HORSESHOE
When crafting a horseshoe using steel 3/4 inch wide, measure the hoof side-to-side at its widest point, double that measurement and add two inches.
Frank Turley, director, Turley Forge Blacksmithing School, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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1801
Mail-order
MAIL-ORDER SALES
The best months to sell something by mail are September, November, and January. Of those, September and January are best.
L. Perry Wilbur, mail-order expert, Money in Your Mailbox
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1802
Money
SPOTTING A COIN COLLECTOR
The more coins people have in their desk drawer, the more likely they will be to save the ones in their pocket.
Glenn Kornblum, St. Louis, Missouri
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1803
Real Estate
SELLING REAL ESTATE
Rental property should sell for about 100 times its monthly rental income.
Tom Wolfe, writer
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1804
Cooking
COOKING FISH
Cook fish ten minutes per inch of thickness.
Michael Rider, art director, American Demographics,
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