Problem: How to start a community outreach program
Write a mission statement, then find others that want to work with your vision.
Make sure they are like-minded and schedule a convenient meeting time.
Gather volunteers to work on your outreach program. OPTIONS:
- Ask them to join in during a job hunt. Have your volunteers create articles, pages, or links to the program website, and perhaps talk together about how they can take the initiative to help others.
- Talk about helping people to put money into better communities. Give them a goal, like to: register for a food bank, register for student loan transfer, establish an eligibility program, develop an apprenticeship program, build a future community outreach program.
- Organize a plan for each volunteer to complete a list of tasks to complete. Start spreading the news! Let people in your community know what you are doing.
- Get them to figure out what you want to accomplish and how you want to do it. Invest your money and spread the word through your yard and community.

Answer: Organize a plan for each volunteer to complete a list of tasks to complete. Start spreading the news! Let people in your community know what you are doing.

Problem: How to tell if a dragon fruit is ripe
Look for dragon fruit that is red or yellow in color.
When a dragon fruit is not ripe it will be green in color. As the fruit matures and ripens, the outer skin color changes to red or yellow, depending on the variety. OPTIONS:
- When ripe the outer skin should be bright and even-colored. If the fruit has a lot of dark blotches on the skin, similar to bruises on an apple, then it may be overripe.
- You will also notice the fruit is more plump and firm to the touch. Green fruit spoils faster than yellow fruit.
- Check the color of the fruit with your finger. When a dragon fruit is ripe, it will be slightly discolored with brown pulp.
- In freshseason dragon fruit usually is brightly orange. Harvest the fruit in the morning or evening to remove any bruised, broken, black, swollen, or smaller fruits.

Answer: When ripe the outer skin should be bright and even-colored. If the fruit has a lot of dark blotches on the skin, similar to bruises on an apple, then it may be overripe.

Problem: How to treat glaucoma in poodles
Look at your poodle's eyes.
You may first notice that one eye looks different than the other. The white of one eye might look red with inflamed blood vessels crossing over the surface of the eye. OPTIONS:
- The second eye might look sickly, with the lower than normal shade of the color red. The third eye might look milky white if its eyeball is manipulated further from the other eye.
- The cornea that is normally clear may look blue or milky since the cells can swell from glaucoma. Your poodle's pupil may look dilated or larger than usual.
- In this case, veterinarian needs to determine which eye is infected. Your poodle's eyes may be dark or blue.
- If you notice a white dot starting to form in one corner of the eye, look directly in the opposite direction that the dot has impacted. Another sign of glaucoma is redness in the white/black wall between the eye and the pupil.
Answer: The cornea that is normally clear may look blue or milky since the cells can swell from glaucoma. Your poodle's pupil may look dilated or larger than usual.