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4052
Politics
RULE OF INTERESTS
If a politician mentions "special interests," he or she is discussing something, someone or some group with whom they disagree. On the contrary, the term "public interest" signals something with which they are in complete agreement.
Bill Bacon, Web Manager, Washington, DC, USA
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5076
Emotions
THE LAW OF STRESS
Stress = Pressure - Adaptability. Stress is the difference between pressure and adaptability of any kind.
Dr. Robert Dato, Psychoanalyst, Wynnewood, PA, USA
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Appliances
USING A MICROWAVE OVEN
With your microwave oven at its most powerful setting, figure one and a half to two minutes per cup of casserole.
Irma Dalton, artist, Westminster, California
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Health
PLANNING A MASSAGE
It takes 90 minutes to give a full
réplique montres
massage, plus an additional 5 minutes for each bad joke the client makes before the session. The number of bad jokes is directly proportional to the thickness of a person's body armor.
Geanne Toma, massage therapist, Lebanon, New Hampshire
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Joker
CRACKING YOUR KNUCKLES
After cracking your knuckles, it takes 30 minutes for the vaporized joint fluid to go back into solution, which it must do before you can crack them again.
Jim Crissman, veterinary pathologist, Midland, Michigan
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Injuries
CHOOSING THE PROPER CRUTCH
To estimate the proper height of a crutch, the person using it should be able to fit three fingers between the top of the crutch and their armpit.
Sue Baudendistle, administrative supervisor, Cornell University
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Music
PACKING UP A ROCK BAND
If you are in a four-piece rock band, it takes about eight hours to pack up your equipment, travel to your local gig, unload, set up, play one set, break down, load up, and return home. Add one-half hour for each additional piece, and add one hour for each additional set played.
Mark McMullen, accountant, Alexandria, Virginia
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2261
Cooking
CHECKING DRIED VEGETABLES
Properly dried peas and corn should shatter when hit with a hammer.
Betsy Cook, composer, Buckinhamshire, England
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2517
Safety
CHECKING CANNED FOOD
When you open a can or bottle, keep a thumb on the top. If the top pops up when you break the seal, it's fine; if it pops down, throw it out.
Leslie Simpson, Wollaston, Massachusetts
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2773
Business
THE EFFECT OF ALTITUDE ON WORK CAPACITY
For every 1000 foot increase in altitude, your work capacity drops by three percent.
R. A. Heindl, Design Engineer, Euclid, OH, USA
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3541
Sports
EIGHTY PERCENT RULE
For most participatory sports, 80 percent of your time will be spent getting things in and out of cars and waiting around for stuff to happen.
Charles Shapiro, programmer, Atlanta, GA, USA
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