How to hold a door open with a coin
Grab a coin.
Canadian/us quarter or 20/50 euro cents work well. Avoid using small coins like pennies or dimes as they do not have enough surface area to hold the door open.

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- Euro coins help with coin lock as well. Fold your hand under and to the right.
- Pull up and shove the coin in. Your hand should go so that its ring with the shape of a dollar on it faces front.
- Open the door just wide enough to access the coin you are holding. This way the coin will be able to hang on to the door by itself.
- You may need more than one coin if you're unable to jam the door open with a single coin. If you're in another country like australia or south korea, use the largest and thickest coin possible.

You may need more than one coin if you're unable to jam the door open with a single coin. If you're in another country like australia or south korea, use the largest and thickest coin possible.

How to hide a microwave
Put the microwave in a spare cabinet above the kitchen counter.
If your upper kitchen cabinets can accommodate the size of your microwave, try tucking the appliance inside one of them. That way, when you close the cabinet door, the microwave is completely out of sight.

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- Be sure to choose a cabinet with easy access to an electrical outlet. Double-check that the microwave door will have plenty of clearance so it's easy accessible when you need to use it.
- There's only one exception to this rule. Leave the door of the microwave in a cool area while you make your meals.
- While the microwave will stay hidden under the stove top, the microwave won't make a sharp, rattling noise when you open it. Secure the microwave to a top plate or shelf.
- Also, don't worry about letting your microwave shut down completely when cleaning it. It's a temporary solution that will work itself out with time.

Be sure to choose a cabinet with easy access to an electrical outlet. Double-check that the microwave door will have plenty of clearance so it's easy accessible when you need to use it.

People practice ballet in a studio alone and in couples. then

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- , a man begins dancing and top dancing standing on the ground.
- , a boy and a girl dance ballet, then a man enter and dance with the girl.
- , the band performs ballet in the studio and in the open gathered.
- , people dances and dances together, dancing.

, a boy and a girl dance ballet, then a man enter and dance with the girl.

How to prevent repetitive motion injury
Take regular breaks.
This is the easiest way to prevent repetitive motion injuries. Repetitive motion injuries (rmis) occur when a muscle or connective tissue is used too frequently to repair itself.

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- In order to avoid rmis, plan to take breaks every 3-5 hours as needed. Regular breaks are about 15 minutes spaced.
- These occurs because for instance, the tendons and ligaments are damaged to the core. When you cannot prevent repetitive motion injuries, you should work on maintaining a regular schedule of breaks.
- A broken muscle may cause pain from repetitive pressure, or you may feel numbness or tingling that spreads throughout your muscles. To prevent this, take regular breaks during the day or whenever necessary.
- The more you take a break from the repetitive motion, the more time you give yourself to heal. " microbreaks " should be taken for 30 to 60 seconds for every 10 minutes of computer use.
The more you take a break from the repetitive motion, the more time you give yourself to heal. " microbreaks " should be taken for 30 to 60 seconds for every 10 minutes of computer use.