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How to do an open turn in swimming
Swim towards the wall.
When you're on your last stroke of the butterfly or breaststroke, move your head to look straight down at the bottom of the pool.
Your last stroke should bring you about half a body length away from the pool wall.
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If you are more than half a body length from the wall, give an extra kick in the water to push yourself forward. Extend your arms to reach for the wall.

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How to make a pineapple sorbet bowl
Cut a large pineapple in half.
Place the other half back in the refrigerator (either make pineapple salad or pineapple juice from it, or you can make another round of pineapple sorbet bowl for a large party).
Cut the pineapple flesh.
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Run a knife down the middle of the flesh. Don't cut through the pineapple peel.

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How to get a varsity letter
Explore athletic options.
Most schools give out varsity letters for athletics. If you already play a particular sport, like baseball or basketball, go for a varsity letter in that field.
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If you're not already on a team, try out for the team during the school year. If you're accepted to the team, you can work on excelling in that particular sport to earn a varsity letter.

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How to start a hedge fund
Learn the basics of a hedge fund.
Hedge funds are pools of investor money that use a large range of different strategies to both generate returns for investors and manage risk. Hedge funds are typically only available to sophisticated investors with large amounts of assets to invest (often over $1 million).
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The term hedge fund comes from the practice of " hedging ", which is the practice of reducing risk in an asset by taking a position in a related security to offset any downward price movements. These related securities often take the form of derivatives like futures, options, and forward contracts.