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1281
Driving
DRIVING SAFELY
If you think your front tire is low, find out by taking your hands off the steering wheel. A low tire will cause the car to drift in the direction of the low tire.
John H. Beauvais, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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1537
Mail
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES
The average person can attach 400 to 450 pressure-sensitive address labels to envelopes per hour. Someone who is very good can do 800.
David Updike, President, The Mail Box of Ithaca, Ithaca, New York
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1793
Joker
GETTING THINGS CLEAN
If it doesn't squeak, it isn't clean.
Marie Broyles, Pataskala, Ohio
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2049
Driving
HEAVY TRAFFIC
Unless someone screws up, heavy traffic tends to keep itself at a speed of about 22 miles per hour, the speed that allows the most cars to use a road at once.
John Schubert, senior editor, Bicycling magazine
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2305
Sales
SELLING THINGS DOOR-TO-DOOR
After knocking, stand at least four feet back from the door.
Benjamin Snyder, Bible salesman
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2561
Military
CALCULATING MILITARY RESULTS
On average, it takes $125,000 to buy enough military weapons to kill one person.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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2817
Health
MANAGING YOUR WEIGHT
People who are overweight or underweight and can not estimate their current weight within ten percent of accuracy have obvious problems of denial regarding their physical well-being and probably also their emotional status.
Gerry Flick, MD, JC, BCLM, Ship's Surgeon, Tacoma, WA, USA
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3329
Doctors
PICKING A DOCTOR
Do not go to a doctor who smokes, is obese, or dresses like a slob. If he/she doesn't care enough to take care of themselves, how can you depend on them to care enough to give you their best?
Waldo Weyeris, Engineer, Boulder, CO, USA
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3585
Miscellaneous
SOFTWOOD VENEER BLOCK CONDITIONING
1 hour in a steam or hot water vat per 1 inch of block diameter.
James Cook, Electrical Engineer, Roseburg, Oregon, USA
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3841
Architecture
PLANNING FOR PARKING
You should have at least one handicapped space for every fifty parking spaces. In some places, especially southern states, more may be required.
Mike White, Independent IT Consultant, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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4353
Health
TO BRING BLOOD PRESSURE DOWN.
Take a deep breath, hold it and then breath normally, all the while thinking peaceful thoughts while relaxing your shoulders.
Margaret Mayer, Teacher (retired), Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
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