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How to store fresh ginger in the fridge and freezer, how long it lasts on the counter, in the fridge and frozen, other ways to preserve it, the oil safety rule, and signs ginger has gone bad, from USDA and Iowa State Extension.
The 5 rules for counting significant figures, how to round to significant figures (including the two rules for a 5), the rules for calculations, and how to do it in a spreadsheet, based on NIST and NCERT.
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How pickleball scoring works under the 2026 USA Pickleball rulebook: who scores, games to 11 win by 2, the three-number doubles call and 0-0-2 start, serving sides, a rally-by-rally example, wrong score calls and the provisional rally scoring option.
LBW stands for leg before wicket. The five conditions of Law 36 (and ICC clause 36), the three questions umpires ask, a table of common situations, tricky points like full tosses and switch hits, and DRS.
Tennis is scored in layers: points win games, games win sets and sets win the match. Love, 15, 30, 40, deuce and advantage, how a tie-break works and who serves, the Grand Slam 10-point final-set tie-break, and shorter formats from the ITF rules.
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