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LPT: If your car is stuck on the train tracks, there is a crossing ID and an emergency number on the crossing signal pole to call to stop the train. Call it immediately. Don't wait till you hear a train.
If your car is stuck, there's a tag on the crossing sign with a crossing ID number and a phone number to call. That way you can
LPT: If your car is stuck on the train tracks, there is a crossing ID and an emergency number on the crossing signal pole to call to stop the train. Call it immediately. Don't wait till you hear a train.
If your car is stuck, there's a tag on the crossing sign with a crossing ID number and a phone number to call. That way you can
LPT: If your car is stuck on the train tracks, there is a crossing ID and an emergency number on the crossing signal pole to call to stop the train. Call it immediately. Don't wait till you hear a train.
If your car is stuck, there's a tag on the crossing sign with a crossing ID number and a phone number to call. That way you can
LPT: If your car is stuck on the train tracks, there is a crossing ID and an emergency number on the crossing signal pole to call to stop the train. Call it immediately. Don't wait till you hear a train.
If your car is stuck, there's a tag on the crossing sign with a crossing ID number and a phone number to call. That way you can
LPT: If your car is stuck on the train tracks, there is a crossing ID and an emergency number on the crossing signal pole to call to stop the train. Call it immediately. Don't wait till you hear a train.
If your car is stuck, there's a tag on the crossing sign with a crossing ID number and a phone number to call. That way you can
[LPT]Research tip: If you’re trying to actually learn a college-level subject instead of just looking up a fact, search specifically for open college textbooks, course notes, and university teaching material.
If you’re actually trying to learn a college-level topic, search for open textbooks or college course material instead of just using general search results. Try: topic + open textbook or
[LPT]Research tip: If you’re trying to actually learn a college-level subject instead of just looking up a fact, search specifically for open college textbooks, course notes, and university teaching material.
If you’re actually trying to learn a college-level topic, search for open textbooks or college course material instead of just using general search results. Try: topic + open textbook or
[LPT]Research tip: If you’re trying to actually learn a college-level subject instead of just looking up a fact, search specifically for open college textbooks, course notes, and university teaching material.
If you’re actually trying to learn a college-level topic, search for open textbooks or college course material instead of just using general search results. Try: topic + open textbook or
LPT: Stop using those tiny metal mesh balls for loose-leaf tea. The leaves need room to expand, and trapping them ruins the flavor.
If you've been trying loose-leaf tea and it tastes weak or bitter, your strainer is probably the issue. Good tea leaves, especially tightly rolled ones, expand drastically
LPT: If someone trails off mid-sentence, repeat their last few words as a question – it can jog their memory without embarrassing them.
Avoid interrupting when a friend, colleague or family member suddenly forgets what he or she was saying, without saying, “What were you saying?” or having them repeat the entire story.
T. rex teeth indicate it ran as warm as an elephant - Ars Technica
T. rex teeth indicate it ran as warm as an elephant Ars Technica T. Rex, King of the Dinosaurs, Had a Body Temperature of 97 Degrees The New York Times
LPT: Lower tier Internet speed plans are usually the smarter choice
There’s so many people I know who buy gigabit internet from their ISP and cannot/do not utilize it because they have a single home router that can put