Tens of thousands of years ago, shortly after our primitive ancestors discovered fire and invented means to start it, they began toasting marshmallows. This was the first and, as history would prove, greatest application of the use of fire.
Yet since those ancient times, humanity has struggled to toast marshmallows properly. Long has the human race been burdened with the onerous task of toasting them evenly. Now technology has finally advanced to the point in which the toasting process need not be so laborious. Thanks to Instructables member Glass Giant, we have a machine that can do the job easily.
His marshmallow toaster operates manually (and thus remains usable in the event of an EMP attack). The gearing system rotates all three spits at the same speed, ensuring a consistent roasting. Excellent work, Glass Giant.
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1. Take the test and then immediately attempt to double your speed. Most people lose only 10% comprehension at double speed.
2. Crib the night before on tomorrow's subject matter. I once got infinite speed by not reading and getting 67% on the test.
If I am reading for pleasure (meaning something I want to read but know I can't use so I am in hurry), I use the first few paragraphs to judge the writer's style, so I can figure out how many sentences I can skip along the way while reading the rest of it.
Those are horrible habits, but time management is crucial in this business.
My own reading speed is average.