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1682
Money
CALCULATING PAY
If your hourly pay rate includes dollars and cents, and the cents are evenly divisible by 5, then your gross pay for an 80-hour pay period will be an even number of dollars with no cents.
Ernst Luposchainsky III, penniless polyhistor, inter alia, Hollywood, California
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1683
Real Estate
SIZING-UP THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
To size up an area's real estate market, compare the difference between the original asking price and the final selling price on recent home sales. A difference of 1 to 4 percent means it's a seller's market. A difference greater than 5 percent means it's a buyer's market.
Susan Bondy, financial columnist, News America Syndicte (or Syracuse Post-Standard)
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1684
Cooking
MAKING HOT FUDGE
Your hot fudge is ready when you can write your name in the surface with a spoon without the letters disappearing before you finish writing.
Robin Masson, attorney and law professor, Ithaca, New York
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1685
Injuries
CHECKING FOR NERVE DAMAGE
Skin with damaged nerves doesn't wrinkle in warm water.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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1686
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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1687
Weather
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
A curdly sky never leaves the ground dry.
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1688
Travel
GETTING SOMEWHERE
Go the way you know, it will always be faster.
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1689
Driving
NOSING YOUR CAR TO A WALL
When you are parking a car head on to a wall, turn on your high beams and look at the reflection on the wall as you slowly move closer. When the brightest part, the umbra, falls out of view, you are close enough.
Jon Roppolo, student, Flushing, New York
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1690
Marriage
CHOOSING A MATE
When choosing a mate, consider not only what kind of spouse he or she will make, but also what kind of ex-spouse he or she will be.
Robin Masson, attorney and law professor, Ithaca, New York
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1691
Dogs
CHOOSING A PUPPY
If a dog tolerates gentle handling between its toes, it probably is suited for children.
The Pets Are Wonderful Council
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1692
Carpentry
SELECTING A NAIL
Choose a nail that's 2 1/2 to 3 times longer than the thickness of the piece of wood you want to nail.
Alan H. Haeberle, quoting Blair & Ketchum's Country Journal, Ithaca, New York
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