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1827
Real Estate
SELLING A RETAIL BUSINESS
If you can't think of a reasonable price to sell a retail business for, a good starting point is one year's gross income. But you probably will have to settle for less.
John Pitkin, photographer
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1828
Cooking
MICROWAVING VEGETABLES
When microwaving solid vegetables, figure seven minutes per pound.
Andrea Frankel, computer scientist, engineer, holistic health practitioner, San Diego, California
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1829
Dieting
SPOTTING DIET RIP-OFFS
A total fast burns off 1/2 to 3/4 pound of body fat a day. No diet can cause a more rapid weight loss than this.
Norman Brenner, Fleetwood, New York
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1830
Farming
GROWING FOOD
It takes 0.4 hectare to grow enough food to feed one person.
R.A. Heindl, design engineer, Euclid, Ohio
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1831
Weather
FORECASTING THE WEATHER
Eighteen hours elapse from the first snowflake to the last in a northeaster.
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1832
Travel
SUFFERING CULTURE SHOCK
Culture shock occurs only in the first three foreign countries you visit; after that you subconsciously focus on similarities rather than differences.
Gary Gaile, geographer
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1833
Driving
THE INTERSECTION RULE
It takes about as long for the car in front of you to start moving as it does for the traffic coming the other way to reach you.
Bruce Nevin, editor and technical writer, Gloucester, Massachusetts
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1834
Relationships
RULES OF ROMANCE
It costs a man 50 percent of his after-tax income to court a woman.
Thomas W. Neumann, anthropological archaeologist, wildlife ecologist, and field crew crisis manager
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1835
Dogs
HITCHING YOUR DOG TO A SLED
One medium-sized dog in good condition, but a bit out of shape (like most pets), can easily pull a fair-sized child on a sled; two dogs can pull a child and an adult.
Alwyn T. Perrin, editor, Explorers Ltd. Source Book
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1836
Carpentry
BUILDING STAIRS
A set of steps will be comfortable to use if two times the height of one riser, plus the width of one tread is equal to 26 inches.
Alice Lukens Bachelder, gardener, San Anselmo, California
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1837
Durability
BUYING A LAWNMOWER
The higher the ratio between horsepower and blade diameter, the longer the motor will last.
Steven M. Keisman, New York City high school resource coordinator
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