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896
Climbing
AVOIDING AVALANCHES
A snowfall of one inch or more per hour indicates a very high avalanche potential.
Scott M. Kruse, biogeographer, Fresno, California
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897
Driving
SPOTTING SLOW DRIVERS
The speed of a vehicle drops by 10 percent for each gray-haired person in a car.
Bob Horton, consultant and writer, Largo, Florida
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898
Conversations
TALKING TO REPORTERS
Don't tell a reporter anything you don't want printed. Not that they can't be trusted, but what you tell reporters off the record can lead them to another source who may not be so discreet.
Lester R. Bittel, management consultant
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899
Animals
HUNTING FOR DEER
The vital area on a whitetail deer is about the size of a paper plate. Never shoot from farther away than you can consistently hit a paper plate.
Dr. Timothy Haywood, physicist, Wilmington, North Carolina
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Building
DESIGNING A BUILDING
Only 20 percent of buildings are designed by architects.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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Computers
WRITING A COMPUTER PROGRAM
To write a good program, write and debug the entire program, get it documented and working perfectly, start over again from scratch based on what you learned the first time through. This process can be repeated as many as four times and still be cost effective, but you should always do it at least once.
Phil A. Schrodt, Associate Professor, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
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902
Magazines
SAVING MONEY IN PUBLISHING
Every 1/8-inch reduction in a magazine's trim size, will save you about 2 percent of your paper.
Cally Arthur, managing editor, American Demographics
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903
Children
SUPPORTING A CHILD
Child-support payments for one child will usually equal 20 percent of the gross income of the parent who doesn't have custody.
Carol Benjamin, Scottsdale, Arizona
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904
Habits
STARTING TO SMOKE
If you don't start smoking or drinking before age 25, you're unlikely to start after that age.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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905
Eyes
HIDING THINGS
Never hide an object at eye level. If you're hiding something from children, never hide it below your eye level.
Jeff Brown, astronomer, Bloomington, Indiana
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906
Flying
SPEEDING UP AN AIRPLANE
If you put a larger engine in your airplane, you can expect the cruise speed to increase by one-third the percent you've increased the power. For example, pump up the power by 30 percent and you'll see a 10 percent increase in your cruise speed.
Bill Cox, Plane and Pilot
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