When you're receiving the ball, you must stay behind the receiving line until the ball has rebounded off the front wall and crossed the short line. If the server's serve is good and the ball rebounds over the short line, you (or your teammate if you're playing doubles) needs to hit the ball back to the front wall before it bounces twice. If the ball bounces twice, you lose the round. If you hit the ball and it rebounds off the front wall and across the short line, it's now the server's turn (and their teammates if you're playing doubles) to receive the ball. If they successfully rebound the ball off the front wall and over the short line before it bounces twice, you're now the receiver again. Play continues like this until a player or team fails to receive the ball. When a player or team fails to receive the ball, the serve goes to the player or team that didn't serve that round.

Summary: Stand behind the receiving line when it's not your serve. Hit the ball once it's over the short line before it bounces twice. Prepare to receive the ball again if the other player or team hits it.

Many of the body panel moldings used on cars can be "snapped" off and snapped back on easily, but if a gentle attempt to remove it is not successful, do not try to force it off. Auto supply stores often sell tools that aid in the process of removing trim. Refer to your vehicle manual for info on properly removing trim pieces. Any trim pieces that refuse to come off can be taped over instead. before sanding down the entire car. Because you'll be sanding and repainting the whole car, you don't need to be too gentle here. Put on your respirator, overalls, gloves, and safety goggles, and use a metal grinder to grind away all of the rust. If you end up with any small holes, use a putty knife to apply a non-rusting auto body filler, then smooth out the patch material when you move on to sanding. For larger rust holes, you'll have to get more creative. Some auto enthusiasts create patches out of cut pieces of beer or soda cans, or thin sheets of semi-rigid plastic. These are adhered in place with auto body filler, then slowly sanded down smooth. You can, if necessary, only sand down to the primer layer, or even just sand down the finished coats enough for the new paint to stick. However, you'll always get a better finished look if you take the time to sand the entire car down to the bare metal. Use a dual-action (DA) power sander with a 400 or 600-grit pad and work in circular motions with constant movement. A 600-grit pad will take longer to do the job, but will also reduce the chances of scratching and etching the surface more than desired. Your aim is for a matte finish on the bare metal, not to polish it smooth. Always wear your safety equipment, most especially eye protection and your respirator, when sanding. Use tack cloths to remove visible surface dust, then wipe every surface of the vehicle with rags dampened with paint thinner, mineral spirits, or denatured alcohol. This wipedown will remove any remaining dust and clean away any oils from the surface. Don't mix surface cleaning materials. If you start out using paint thinner, clean the entire car with rags dampened only with paint thinner. Give the vehicle surfaces 5-10 minutes to dry before taping off the areas you don't want to paint. For instance, you'll need to mask off the window glass, window trim, and mirrors, and may also need to cover things like the door handles and grills. Make sure to smooth the painter's tape over the edges of the covered areas completely; otherwise, the paint will sneak through any gaps. If you haven't already done so, cover your workspace with plastic if you want to avoid painting it too!

Summary: Remove any chrome or plastic trim that can be taken off easily. Repair any rust spots Sand the paint down to bare metal whenever possible. Clean all vehicle surfaces thoroughly once you're done sanding. Cover all areas you don't want to paint with painter's tape and masking paper or plastic.

If you notice that some of the foliage is turning yellow, but not brown, leave it alone. The yellow stalks won't affect the overall health of your plant, and cutting them down early actually decreases the amount of energy the plant can produce. Once the first frost has occurred, your lily plant no longer needs the energy produced by the foliage stalks. Use your shears to cut the yellow foliage stalks down to the ground. If quite a few of the leaves on one stem are brown, you should remove the entire stem. Follow the stem to the base of the lily plant, then use pruning shears to cut off the entire stem. Be sure you don't leave a stub at the base of the plant. If you notice that just the tips of the leaves on your lily plant are browning, you don't need to remove the whole stem. Instead, make an angled clip just below the browning tip. The plant should grow a new healthy green tip.

Summary: Leave yellowing or browning stalks until the fall. Prune back yellow stalks after the first frost. Remove entire stems of mostly brown leaves. Clip the tips of browning leaves.

Use the link or type "obsproject.com" in a web browser's search bar. Follow the on-screen prompts to install the software. OBS Studio works with Windows 7 or higher, Mac OS 10.9 or higher, or Linux. It's a round, white app icon that contains three comma shapes. If prompted to review the license agreement, click on OK. The first time you run the app, you'll be asked if you want to run the Auto-Configuration Wizard. Click on Yes if you'd like OBS to guide you through the set-up. It's at the bottom of the OBS window, beneath the pane labeled "Sources." It's near the bottom of the pop-up menu. The "Create new" radio button, at the top of the dialog box, should be selected. If you don't want the pointer displayed in your screen capture, uncheck "Show Cursor." The stream should be enlarged to take up as much of the window as possible. It's in the lower-right corner of the OBS window. The video stream has been saved to your computer. To view your recorded stream, click on File in the menu bar and click on Show Recordings.
Summary: Go to the OBS Project website. Click on Download then scroll down and click on the operating system you're using. Open the OBS app. Open the video stream you'd like to save. Click on +. Click on Window Capture. Enter a title for the video stream you're capturing. Click on OK. Click on the drop-down menu near the center of the dialog box. Click on the window that contains the streaming video you want to save. Click on OK. Start the video stream, if you haven't already. Click on Start Recording. Click on Stop Recording when you're finished.