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aboveFor the modern giant.

Play the Field

Step Up!

Tall TalkLook successful with your height, not your wallet

Use height to your advantage in the workplace

Don’t let height get in the way of your happy relationship

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By this calculation, someone who is 6 feet tall earns $5,525 more annually than someone who is 5 feet, 6 inches. Over the course of a career, of course, those numbers can really add up.

“Perhaps when humans were in the early stages of organi-zation, they used height as an index for power in making

‘fight or flight’ decisions,” Judge told the “Monitor on Psychology,” a publication of the American Psychological Associa-tion.

“They ascribed leader-like qualities to tall people because they thought they would

A 2004 study by psychologist Timothy A. Judge, Ph.D., of the University of Florida, and researcher Daniel

M. Cable, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, found that every inch of height amounts to a salary increase of about $789 per year (the study controlled for gender, weight and age).

By this calculation, someone who is 6 feet tall earns $5,525 more annually than someone who is 5 feet, 6 inches. Over the course of a career, of course, those num-bers can really add up.

In other words, the inflated paychecks of tall people may have less to do with biases and social stigmas than previously believed. If taller people do, in fact, select occupations that require more advanced skills, employers may be justified in grant-ing them higher salaries.

A 2001 study by Nicola Persico, Andrew Postlewaite and Dan Silverman of the University of Pennsylvania, found that it’s the height a person had as a teenager that matters when it comes to bringing home the bacon as an adult.

“Two adults of the same age and height who were different heights at age 16 are treated differently on the labor market,” Persico, Postlewaite and Silverman con-cluded. “The person who was taller as a teen earns more.”

“No one thinks there’s such a thing as a broke tall girl”

Money

By, Tom Anderau

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Relationship

Tall Women - we guys love them. What could be better than being with a tall girl?

If you’re like me, you are very attracted to them. Just like we are attracted to girls of all sizes ;). But if you think there is something spe-cial about a tall woman, you are not alone. Many guys desire them. If you’re one of those guys, read on and you’ll see why we like them so well.

Well first, what’s not to like? Tall girls are the very embodiment of beauty. They are elegant and classy (At least I think so.) When you’re with a girl who is tall, she stands out in a very modest way. No wonder we like them!! Guys always want to be able to show off their girl, to be proud of them. And we can do this with a tall lady. They are very lovely. These are just some of the reasons that tall girls are so attractive!

We always want to make girls feel good about themselves. We live in a world where it is very hard to be different sometimes. No matter how you may be different. I know that some tall girls out there, especially teens, have a hard time of dealing with their height. I know exactly where they are coming from, because I am really tall, too. I just want you girls to know that... you are just right the way

you are. Stand proud and love your body. If you start to do this, eventually you will become more and more comfortable with yourself. And it will show through. Guys will love you, your friends will notice, and any nervousness you have about be-ing tall will all be gone. It might take time, but just try starting. I know you can do it.

“Why should height matter when it comes to dating?”

By, Tom Anderau

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Play the field.Career

That may be a tall order for some women to accept. But shorter fe-males earn less than their loftier col-

leagues, a study claims those who stand at 5ft8in and above are twice as likely to earn more than £30,000 a year - or up to £5,000 more than their vertically challenged friends.

The researchers asked 1,461 women over the age of 16 to give details about their salary and measurements.A fifth of those questioned who fell into the ‘tall’ category said they earned £30,000 and above compared with 10 percent of women under 5ft8in.

At the same time, 20 per cent of the tall women said they saw their height as a source of ‘empowerment and authority’ compared with just 5 per cent of shorter females.

And the study revealed that the taller you are, the more comfortable you

are likely to be with your body.A quarter of women over 5ft8in said they would not change anything about themselves.

“Everyone in the office wants a tall woman”

By, Tom Anderau

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Play the field.

“Everyone in the office wants a tall woman”

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Top Comments

Tall Person

[email protected] This could actually be beneficial if you like to wash your feet and shit at the same time.

[email protected] bet he has tried countless times to pee or brush his teeth while using the shower.

[email protected]’s just an insanely small bath-room to begin with. It almost looks like it was modified for an elf.

[email protected]’s just an insanely small bath-room to begin with. It almost looks like it was modified for an elf.

Flying too high

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Strike a Pose

Submit your problems, stories, and comments at www.abovemagazine.com

We were next in line to geting on the coaster when I suddenly hear, “Excuse me!” Of course all of us in line turn toward the noisey individual. It turns out to be the ride attendant about twenty feet away pointing at our group with a scowl on her face. As we look at her she seemed to be getting angrier.

She pointed at me and gave a very “forceful” downward point-ing motion with her finger. I of course look confused and look down to my friends wondering what’s she freeking out about. She then yells at me saying, “Sir, get down”. I am now very con-fused and assume that I’m not supposed to be leaning on the rail. I lean forward and look at her. She then yells, “If you don’t get off the rail, you’re going to have to leave”.

At this point I think I understand what she’s yelling about. I take another step away from the rail and say, “I’m standing”. A look of surprise crosses her face and she walks over. As she gets closer the realization finaly hits her. She turned a few shades of red that I’ve never seen before, laughed and apologized for the mis-sunderstanding. The whole line thought it was hilarious though.

Tall Person

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by, Robert Cooney

After visiting my best friends house for several years, I finally had to take a shit in his bathroom. I had never noticed, after only peeing in his bathroom for all that time, that when I sat down on the toilet my legs were forced to sit in the bath tub. I thought this must have looked hilarious, so I called my friend in to take a picture and post it on reddit.com. Later that day, I had reached the front page, I couldn’t believe it. Sometimes being uncomfortably tall has its benefits.

Problems

Department

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[email protected] This could actually be beneficial if you like to wash your feet and shit at the same time.

[email protected] bet he has tried countless times to pee or brush his teeth while using the shower.

[email protected] bet he has tried countless times to pee or brush his teeth while using the shower.

[email protected]’s just an insanely small bath-room to begin with. It almost looks like it was modified for an elf.

[email protected]’s just an insanely small bath-room to begin with. It almost looks like it was modified for an elf.

Top CommentsFlying too high

Submitted by: [email protected] My Favorite Toilet

Submit your problems, stories, and comments at www.abovemagazine.com

We were next in line to geting on the coaster when I suddenly hear, “Excuse me!” Of course all of us in line turn toward the noisey individual. It turns out to be the ride attendant about twenty feet away pointing at our group with a scowl on her face. As we look at her she seemed to be getting angrier.

She pointed at me and gave a very “forceful” downward point-ing motion with her finger. I of course look confused and look down to my friends wondering what’s she freeking out about. She then yells at me saying, “Sir, get down”. I am now very con-fused and assume that I’m not supposed to be leaning on the rail. I lean forward and look at her. She then yells, “If you don’t get off the rail, you’re going to have to leave”.

At this point I think I understand what she’s yelling about. I take another step away from the rail and say, “I’m standing”. A look of surprise crosses her face and she walks over. As she gets closer the realization finaly hits her. She turned a few shades of red that I’ve never seen before, laughed and apologized for the mis-sunderstanding. The whole line thought it was hilarious though.

Tall Person

by, Robert Cooney

After visiting my best friends house for several years, I finally had to take a shit in his bathroom. I had never noticed, after only peeing in his bathroom for all that time, that when I sat down on the toilet my legs were forced to sit in the bath tub. I thought this must have looked hilarious, so I called my friend in to take a picture and post it on reddit.com. Later that day, I had reached the front page, I couldn’t believe it. Sometimes being uncomfortably tall has its benefits.

Department

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Relationship

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How do tall women and short men survive the dating world? A 2008 study of 382 undergraduates in

the journal Personality and Individual Differences found that both sexes pre-ferred relationships where the woman was shorter than the man. Curi-ously, the research also showed that women enforced the norm more strongly than men. Twenty-three percent of men but only four percent of women said they were open to a relationship in which the woman was taller.

“Women’s cultural vision is being feminine, having a man big enough to make her feel protected. Many women hold this stereotype to a point where it excludes a lot of people they might be in-terested in otherwise,” said Dr. Pepper Schwartz, a sociology professor at the University of Washington in Seattle, and the chief relationship expert for PerfectMatch.com.

“Women view taller men as more likely to be physically dominant and potential protectors, which pro-vides a feeling of safety,” Dr. David Frederick, co-author of the study and visiting professor of psychol-ogy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, wrote in an email. “For some women, being with a taller partner makes them feel smaller, and it is not surprising that some women prefer this given the pressure on women to be slender.” Evolutionarily speaking, women may have developed a prefer-ence for taller men because of the advantages height provides in male on male competitions, he added.

Frederick’s claim is in keeping with the experience of Allison Hughes, 25, a 5-foot-8 book publisher from Washington, D.C., who found that dating shorter guys made her feel less confident.

“I can’t date anyone

who isn’t at least

a foot shorter”

By, Tom Anderau

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Career

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RankA 2004 study by psychologist

Timothy A. Judge, Ph.D., of the University of Florida,

and researcher Daniel M. Cable, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, found that every inch of height amounts to a salary increase of about $789 per year (the study controlled for gender, weight and age).

By this calculation, someone who is 6 feet tall earns $5,525 more annually than someone who is 5 feet, 6 inches. Over the course of a career, of course, those num-bers can really add up.

In other words, the inflated pay-checks of tall people may have less to do with biases and social stigmas than previously believed. If taller people do, in fact, select occupations that require more advanced skills, employers may be justified in granting them higher salaries.

A 2001 study by Nicola Persico, Andrew Postlewaite and Dan Sil-verman of the University of Penn-sylvania, found that it’s the height a person had as a teenager that matters when it comes to bringing home the bacon as an adult.

“Two adults of the same age and height who were different heights at age 16 are treated differently on the labor market,” Persico, Postle-waite and Silverman concluded. “The person who was taller as a teen earns more.”

LANK“At 6 feet you will

earn over $5,000 more

than 5’5” per year”

By, Tom Anderau

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Comfort

Money

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Heightened Travel Costs

The poll of more than 2,000 Americans by the travel website TripAdvisor.com also showed

that despite the annoyances, more Americans plan to fly domestically and internationally this year com-pared with 2012.

“Flyers continue to voice concerns about the challenges associated with air travel, such as extra fees and limit-ed legroom,” Bryan Saltzburg, general manager of TripAdvisor Flights, said in a statement.

Frequent flyer programs were popular, with 87 percent saying they had participated in one. Smaller numbers had exchanged points for a free or discounted fight or for seat upgrades.

Internet access during a flight was a determining factor with a quarter of people polled saying they would choose one airline over another if it offered access while 37 percent considered their iPad or other tablet device an essential carry-on.

Some airlines (we’re talking to you, JetBlue) prefer to leave customers with intact knees at the end of their flight. Which is very kind of them, indeed. Some have seats so wide, you might even call them roomy. Others supply still more bells and whistles, such as killer entertainment systems, leather seats and more. Sound plush? It can be, actually, if you book correctly. Best of all, you won’t have to pay a penny extra.

As airlines squeeze rows of seats closer together so they can squeeze in more bums and add rows of more expensive economy class seats, commercial air travel becomes even less comfortable. But not all airlines (or aircraft) are the same, and if you choose carefully you can avoid the worst offenders.

“I will never pay more to travel

just because of my height”

By, Tom Anderau

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aboveFor the modern giant.

Heightened Travel CostsAvoid paying for your length when traveling.

Lank RankHow much more will you make with those extra inches?

A Small AmbitionWhy Tall men tend to find a shorter significant other.