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3734
Speaking
LOOK WHOSE TALKING
some of the best conversationalists in the world seldom open their mouths.
travis
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3741
House and Home
WHEN TO CHECK YOUR POND ICE
It's time to check the thickness of the ice on your skating pond if you have had 3 consecutive nights of about 20F degrees.
Joy Veronneau, Programmer, Ithaca, NY, USA
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3742
Astronomy
DIRECTION FINDING WITH THE MOON
North of the equator: if it's a "D" moon (waxing moon), the horns are aiming east. If it's a "C" (waning) moon, the horns are aiming west. South of the equator - just the opposite: "D" moons shoot west and "C" moons shoot east.
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Kate Gladstone, Brooklyn, NY, USA
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3743
Measuring
USING A QUARTER TO MEASURE INCHES
A US quarter is a trifle under an inch in width.
Kate Gladstone, Brooklyn, NY, USA
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3744
Survival
PRIORITIES WHEN LOST
When lost, most people worry about what they are going to eat. You can last a long time without eating and for most people in typical "lost" situations, they will be found fairly quickly. First priority is shelter, then water.
Kevin Williams, Austin, TX, USA
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3745
Appliances
CHOOSING HI-FI SPEAKERS
Good speakers are heavy for their size. If it feels lightweight and flimsy, that's usually how it'll sound.
johnny silver
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3746
Clothing
CHECKING TROUSER FIT
Hold trouser waistband at sides and place around your neck. If the sides meet at the back of your neck, the trousers will fit your waist. Great for jumble sales and markets with no fitting room.
Janet, Huonville, Tasmania, Australia
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3749
Gardening
GROWING EDIBLES
If you are going to grow something edible in your garden, sow it very near to the kitchen door.
Oscar, Consultant, Argentina
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3750
Relationships
THE ADVICE FOR GUYS RULE
The more sleep your girlfriend gets the fewer arguments you will have.
Joy Veronneau, Programmer, Ithaca, NY, USA
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3751
Cooking
CRACKING AN EGG
Always crack an egg on a flat surface. It causes less shell shatter so you don't get little shards of shell in your recipe.
Chef Jeffrey Buben, Washington, D.C., as reported by Joe Palca, NPR
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3752
Cooking
MAKING A PERFECT MERINGUE
When beating egg whites, the point where you have the meringue perfect is when you just lose the shine from the egg whites.
Chef Jeffrey Buben, Washington, D.C., as reported by Joe Palca, NPR
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