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1217
Language
TRANSLATING GERMAN
To guess the English word for an unknown German word, replace German T with D; Z or SS with T; D with TH; EI with O or I; AU with EE or EA; CH with CK or CH; B with F or V; PF with P; and SCH as the first letters of a word with S. The German word PFLANZ becomes plant; ZWEI becomes two.
Norman Brenner, Fleetwood, New York
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1473
Driving
SPOTTING A SLOW DRIVER
When driving, never get behind a driver wearing a hat. The straighter the hat, the slower the driver.
Sue in San Diego, San Diego, California
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1729
Mail-order
SELLING THINGS BY MAIL
Most people selling things by mail need at least a 200 percent markup to make money. You shouldn't pay more than $10 for something you sell for $30.
Jim Kobs, Kobs and Brady Advertising, Chicago, Illinois
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Listening
DESIGNING AN ELEVATOR
Traveling faster than ten miles per hour in an elevator will make your ears pop.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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2497
Shopping
BUYING FOOD
To get out of the grocery store faster, go to the check-out lines on the ends. Most grocery shoppers choose the lines in the middle.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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2753
Education
TOM TAYLOR'S RULE FOR SUCCESSFUL DISSERTATIONS #2
Select a topic on which the data can be gathered in a very short period of time.
Tom Taylor, Ed. D., Nairobi, Kenya
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3009
Speaking
CLARITY
When writing a speech, never include a word you have to look up.
James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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3265
Driving
SAFE DISTANCE AT STOP LIGHTS
At stop lights, you should stop behind the car in front of you at a distance so that you can see its tires completely.
Shital Shah
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3521
Money
WHEN TO SPEND
Don't spend it if you ain't got it.
steve, retired, glendale, utah, usa
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3777
House and Home
WATERING YOUR LAWN
Early in the morning, walk across your lawn. The impressions from your feet should last only several seconds. If it takes longer for the grass to spring back, if it does at all, then it may need more water.
James T. Dulley, USA
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4289
Finding Things
WHERE'S MY HAT!
Oh, on my head. Misplaced items are often right where we think they should be or immediately nearby. When we can't find something right away, it's frequently because we looked hastily in the first place, panic, and then spend most of our time looking elsewhere.
joe Bobzien, graphics, Portland, or
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