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How to test peripheral vision
Start with a simple confrontational visual field exam.
For this peripheral vision test, your eye doctor will sit right across from you and ask you to cover one eye. You'll be asked to stare straight ahead while they slowly bring one of their hands from one side into your peripheral vision.
A: Say " ok " or " i see it " when you detect their hand moving. This is a standard test during most eye exams.

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How to do a standing full
Master prerequisite moves.
A standing full is an advanced gymnastic move and is not for beginners. Before you attempt to do a standing full, you should have complete mastery of a standing back handspring and a standing tuck.
A: Some other moves that are helpful to be proficient in before attempting a standing full are a high standing back tuck, a layout full twist (in a tumbling line), and a standing arabian. These prerequisite moves will get you accustomed to the height, speed, and timing needed to successfully execute a clean standing full.

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How to set up your ipad
Check your wi-fi connection.
Make sure you have a stable wi-fi connection. If it is secured, you need to either know or find out the password before continuing.
A: Collect your itunes or apple id and password. If you have an itunes or an apple account, make sure you know your username and password, and have it handy.

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How to bread chicken
Prepare the chicken breasts.
Rinse the chicken breasts first, then cut away any visible fat. Pat them dry with paper towels, then pound them flat with a mallet.
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Cover the chicken with plastic wrap before using the mallet, to prevent contamination. Place the flour, eggs, and bread crumbs into separate dishes.