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How to talk to a friend about their risky behavior
Talk to your friend when you are both clear-minded.
The best time to speak with someone about their behavior is when you are both stress-free, in good moods and not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Unfortunately, it may be difficult to find the time for a conversation when you are both at your absolute best.
A: Still, you should try to initiate the conversation during a time when you think your friend will be more receptive. For instance, avoid talking while you are out drinking with each other.

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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.
A: 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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The boxer in the red shorts punches the boxer in the black shorts. The boxer in black falls down and lands on his back and groans. then he
A: stands right back up while the boxer in red walks around him.

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How to host a teen party
Consider having a second chaperone.
Monitoring a teen party without killing the mood is a balancing act that will require a good attitude. Having a second set of eyes will make you feel less frantic and allow you to cover more ground.
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If the party is co-ed, having a chaperone of the opposite gender will help you deal with any issues that may come up. If you know a trustworthy older teen or twenty-something who can handle a crowd, recruit them to chaperone the party.