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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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Conversations
INTERVIEWING SOMEONE
If someone you're interviewing makes the same point more than twice, it's the most important thing to him, and a crucial clue to his personality.
Robert Kanigel, writer and editor, Baltimore, Maryland
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516
Art
ALEX'S RULES OF PORTRAITURE
Your portraits won't look so gimpy if you check to be sure the eyes are on a line half-way between the top of the head and the chin, the inside corners of the eyes are one eye-width apart, the nose is almost halfway between the eyes and chin, the nose is as wide as the distance between the eyes, the corners of the mouth fall directly below the pupils of the eyes, the top of the ears are on eye level, and the bottom of the ears come between the bottom of the nose and the mouth.
Alex Stewart, Atlanta, Georgia
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518
Books
FINDING TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
Cheap paperback novels average one typographical error for every ten pages.
Joe Applegate, typo hunter as reported by Fred T. Shuster, Associated Press, Los Angeles, California
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519
Children
RAISING CRABBY BABIES
Crabby babies get more attention than quiet babies, and babies who get more attention have higher IQs.
Millie Denmark, Meridian, Mississippi
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520
Drinking
SOBERING UP
Sippers sober up faster than gulpers.
Anonymous
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Entertaining
SERVING POTATOES AND ROLLS
For the average dinner, plan on one medium potato per person and one and a half dinner rolls.
Myrtle F. Synquist, Burlington, Iowa
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Flying
WORKING FOR AN AIRLINE
For each hour of paid flight time, airline schedules require pilots to be away from home four hours.
P. Douglas Combs, professional airline pilot, aviator & aircraft mechanic, flight instructor, Tempe, Arizona
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Electricity
CAUSING A SPARK
Electricity will arc, or jump, a gap of about 1/4 inch for each 10,000 volts. This rule is often used by TV repairmen and electronic technicians to quickly check a high-voltage power supply, a practice that is not recommended for the novice.
Renard Braun, physicist
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524
Clothing
RENTING A TUXEDO
Tuxedos last a long time and rarely go out of style. If you need to wear one even once a year, it pays to buy one and avoid the ordeal of renting.
Doug Weaver, accountant
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525
Emotions
FINDING SOMEONE TO TRUST
People don't laugh when they're tickled unless they trust the tickler.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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