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406
Crime
MAKING YOUR HOME SECURE
Making your home appear to be occupied when it isn't can be more effective in preventing burglary than $1,000 invested in special security equipment.
Walter Pitkin, literary agent, Weston, Connecticut
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Editing
PROOFREADING
Two rounds of proofreading catch 98 percent of the errors in a book.
Bill Kaupe, consultant, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Gardening
PLANTING TOMATOES, CABBAGE, AND LETTUCE
When daffodils bloom, sow tomatoes, cabbage, and lettuce indoors.
Vivian Brubaker, Bettendorf, Iowa
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Crime
STEALING FROM YOUR EMPLOYER
Never steal anything from your employer that has a market value of less than one year's salary. This includes stamps and pencils.
Steven M. Keisman, New York City high school resource coordinator
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Writing
WRITING POETRY
To be a professional poet, it takes ten years of steady practice.
Stephen Unsino, poet, Eastchester, New York
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Mathematics
PUBLISH OR PERISH
For mathematics professors, each published math paper is worth $10,000 in salary.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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Science
FOLLOWING FOSSILS
Northern fossils generally are larger than southern fossils.
John J. Chiment, paleobiologist and editor, Perry City, New York
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Eggs
THE BROWN TROUT RULE
At a constant water temperature of 50 degree F, brown trout eggs will hatch in 50 days.
Larry Beck, fisherman, Ludlowville, New York
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Farming
FEEDING PIGS
Never feed pigs viney plants - it gives them the itch.
Clayton Mitstifer, machinist, Cayutaville, New York
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2966
Speaking
TIMING A SPEECH
The average person speaks at a rate of a little over 150 words per minute. That means that a full page of text, which contains an average of 600 words, represents four minutes of time
Rolex GMT Master réplique Pepsi
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James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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Editing
EVALUATING AN UNSOLICITED NOVEL
To know if you want to read and consider an unsolicited novel you need to read three pages. One random page from the first third. One from the middle third. One from the final third. If all three interest you, go back to the first page and start reading. If the book doesn't grab you in the first 30 pages it never will.
Gerard Van der Leun, Editor, Writer, Seattle, WA, USA
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