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How to use cupcake cases to keep bugs out of your drinks
Select suitable cupcake cases.
Choose paper cupcake cases with patterns and colors that suit your party theme. Check that the cupcake case fits the top of your chosen glasses too; hold the case upside down over the glass to check the coverage; it should slip over with ease.

OUT: Mark the center of each cupcake case you're using. Using the end of scissors blade, stab a small, neat hole on this mark.

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How to serve a tennis ball
Get in position.
Before you begin to serve the ball, you have to stand behind the baseline, on the side opposite the service box where you'll be serving. You should stand sideways, pointing your left foot to the opposite post of the net, with your right foot being parallel to the court.

OUT: For singles, stand close to the center mark. For doubles, stand farther toward one side, depending on what type of serve you plan to execute and the strategy you and your partner have planned.

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How to set a dinner table
Set a placemat on the table.
Placemats protect the surface of your table from food and brighten up your dining experience. Make sure the edge of the placemat is about an inch away from the edge of the table.

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Choose a placemat that matches your plates and looks nice on your tabletop as well. When in doubt, choose a simple white placemat.