Every building should have the name of the technician, either in the office or in the elevator itself. They will stop the elevators, and then open up the space beneath the elevators. Then they will grab your keys for you. In the USA it is about $75 to $300. If you are not in a rush, you can wait till their next scheduled service (usually a few times a year). They would normally not charge you for that.

Summary: Call a Technician. The technician get the keys. Pay them. Consider if you can wait.

Look in a beauty supply shop for nail hardener, which is a clear, polish-like product. Use the brush applicator to add a coat or 2 of nail hardener to the surface of your nails if they feel especially brittle or damaged. Read the bottle for the recommended drying time before you go out and about. Don't use nail hardener on a regular basis, as they contain some pretty strong chemicals. Squeeze out a pea-sized amount of lotion and rub it into your nails and cuticles. Try to get in the habit of moisturizing them regularly, so your nails can become healthier and stronger. Opt for poultry, low-fat dairy, beans, tofu, and fatty fish. Check the nutrition label to see how many grams of protein are in your food, and try to plan your meals with protein in mind. Ideally, eat 0.8 grams (0.028oz) of protein for every 1kg (2.2lb) that you weigh. For instance, if you weigh 180 pounds (82kg), you need to have 65 grams (2.3oz) of protein each day. Protein helps nourish and strengthen your nails. If you have especially brittle nails, ask a healthcare professional if biotin supplements are an option for you. If your doctor recommends it, take the specified dose of supplements as per the product label. You can also try eating biotin-rich foods, like salmon, sunflower seeds, or beef liver. The average dose for biotin supplements is usually between 30 to 100 mcg for teens and adults.

Summary: Apply a coat of nail hardener to strengthen your nails. Moisturize your nails and cuticles with lotion on a daily basis. Add healthy, high-quality protein to your diet. Take biotin supplements.

Pay close attention to the bowler and study the way their run up, foot placement, and release change when they're delivering different types of shots. Picking up on subtle cues can sometimes tip you off to the type of shot they have in mind. For example, a bowler may modify their grip when they're planning on delivering a Yorker, or lean slightly when bowling wide on the leg side. A elite-level batsman puts just as much thought into the bowler's game as his own. Once the ball has left the bowler's hand, do your best to anticipate where it will end up as it nears the batting crease. By following the movement of the ball closely, you'll able to predict its path and react appropriately. Most bowls tend to move very quickly, so try not to take your eyes off the ball for even a second. As the ball comes closer, be ready to adjust your footwork so you can put yourself in just the right position to get a good swing. This will often require you to make the split-second decision whether to play forward or back. As a general rule, it's a good idea to keep to the range you're most comfortable with as much as possible. Staying behind the ball also cuts down on your chances of stopping it with your body rather than your bat (a leg-before-wicket foul). The main objective of batting is to rack up runs, not to hit every ball that comes your way. For this reason, knowing how to bide your time is just as important as knowing how to swing. Attempting to answer every delivery will only waste valuable energy and cause you to become frustrated. If hitting a ball requires you to get into an awkward position or alter your stance or technique dramatically, it's usually best to just let it go. Once you reach the far crease, turn around and run back to your starting position before a fielder can deliver the ball to the wicket. If you're successful, you'll be awarded a run each time you reach the opposite wicket. This strategy works best when you've managed to hit the ball far enough afield to buy yourself extra time on the pitch. By hurrying back and forth across the pitch repeatedly (a strategy sometimes referred to as "running between wickets"), you stand to score as many as 4 runs off a single ball. Always check to make sure you and your fellow batsman are in the clear before attempting multiple runs. If a fielder gets hold of the ball while you're still in motion, there's a chance they could hit the wicket and score a run-out.

Summary: Study the bowler for tells. Keep your eye on the ball as it comes down the pitch. Move forward or backward as needed to stay behind the ball. Wait for the perfect moment to swing. Double back after a driving hit to score more runs.

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