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2560
Trees
MOVING A TREE
A truck-mounted tree spade should cut a root ball 10 times the diameter of the tree trunk. A tree with a 5-inch trunk, for example, should have a root ball 50 inches in diameter.
Dr. George E. Fitzpatrick, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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3072
Computers
HIRING EXCELLENT SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
You will have to review roughly 1000 resumes to find one (1) outstanding software engineer that you can hire. This is sometimes broken down as: review 10 resumes to find one candidate worth calling; call 10 candidates to find one worth bringing in for an interview; interview 10 candidates to find one worth hiring.
Bruce F. Webster, IT consultant, Parker, CO, USA
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3328
Sports
ESTIMATING WAVE HEIGHT
In deep water, the maximum wave height in feet will be half the wind speed in miles per hour.
R. A. Heindl, Design Engineer, Euclid, OH, USA
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3840
House and Home
BUYING A TABLE
A rectangular table is most efficient but a round table is more friendly. On the other hand, round tables take up more space and their linens are more costly.
Mike White, Independent IT Consultant, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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4096
Photography
ATTENTION SPAN
When showing your pictures to someone, show half your pictures if the person was there when the they were taken, if not show them 1 out of 5 and only if they ask to see them.
Frank, Biophysicist, Berkeley, CA, USA
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GROOMING
To give hair a shine rinse with lemon water. This also helps counteract an oily scalp.
Margaret Mayer, Teacher (retired), Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
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5120
Politics
WHO LOVES YOU?
If a politician is robbing Peter to pay Paul, he'll get support from Paul.
C, Trussville, AL
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Entertaining
PLANNING PARTIES
Only half of those you invite to a large social gathering, such as a wedding or retirement party, will come. But expect a 90 percent turnout if you're inviting a small, select group of friends or family. If it's a child's party, plan on at least one uninvited brother or sister tagging along.
Dean Sheridan, electronics technician and deaf actor, Torrance, California
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Automobiles
HAVING YOUR CAR FIXED
Any time a mechanic starts a conversation by telling you how lucky you are that you brought your car in when you did, plan on spending at least $100.
Carl Frandsen, Trumansburg, New York
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769
Color
BRUCE'S SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RULE
During the 1970s in Southern California, the lighter the blond, the darker the blouse.
Bruce Reznick, associate professor of mathematics, Urbana, Illinois
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1025
Eyes
TESTING SUNGLASSES
For high-altitude skiing, you need sunglasses that are dark. With your sunglasses on, look in a bathroom mirror. If you can see your eyes, the glasses aren't dark enough.
Rick Eckstrom, plan review officer, Ithaca, New York
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