1′ it’s easy to calculate a tip
without a calculator.

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Assuming you want to tip 20% for good service, move the decimal point one digit to the left and then double that number. It’s that easy! For example, if a bill is for $35.50, you move the decimal to the left, which give you $3.55 Double that number, and you’ve got $7.10- a 20 percent tip calculate in seconds.

 

2. You’ll yawn more often than
you eat breakfast.

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Over the course of  a lifetime, you’ll yawn approximately 25,000 times, according to one expert on the subject. If you live to 70, that’s about 10 yawn per day.

 

3.Parallel Universe. 

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In 1954 A man arrived at Tokyo Airport. He had passport issued by a country named as “Taured” which did not exist. He had visa of all countries and said his country id 1000 years old. Police locked him in high secure room and he Vanished. Expert said, he came from parallel universe. 

4. Smile

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Babies smile an average of 200 time a day, the average woman smiles 62 times a day and the average man only 8

5. Most expensive number

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The most expensive number ever sold was mobile phone number, 666-6666, which was put up for auction and sold for $2.7 million.

6. Losing record

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Although dr. James Naismith invented basketball, he’s the only kanas Jayhawks basketball coach with a losing records.

7. solve problems

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Women and men solve problems differently. Women have an emotional approach while men take actions.  

 

8. Help lower cholesterol

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Scientists have identified a group of chemicals called Saponins in red wine that helps lower cholesterol.

9. The English word with the
most definition is “set”

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According to Guinness world record, “set” has the largest  number of meaning of any word in the English language, with 430 different senses listed in the 1989 edition of second edition of the Oxford English Dictionary. The word “set” the record with an entry running 60,000 word or 326,000 characters, and no other English word has come close since. 

10. The hashtag symbol is
technical called an Octothorpe.

 

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According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the “Octo” prefix refers to the eight points on the popular symbol, but the “Thorpe” remain a mystery. Once theory claims that it comes from the old English word for “village” based on the idea that the symbol looks like a village surrounded by eight fields.