The player on the right slices the ball across the ping pong table as he returns the ball to his opponent. The opponent manages to return the ball without missing it. they

OPTIONS:
- continue playing the triangle without missing a shot.
- smile as they begin their game.
- both remove their candles from their pockets.
- continue to play a great rally as one of the players literally jumps on the ping pong table to return the ball.

continue to play a great rally as one of the players literally jumps on the ping pong table to return the ball.

How to end a toxic relationship
Remind yourself why the relationship must end.
From the start, you need a strong argument for ending the relationship, so you can make sure you follow through. Get real with yourself and take some time to write out all the reasons this relationship is toxic and needs to end.

OPTIONS:
- One of the most important reasons to leave a toxic relationship is because you deserve better. In addition, the relationship may be preventing you from growing, isolating you from others, or becoming borderline or full-on abusive.
- It can be hard to break off a toxic relationship if it ends too quickly. Write down all the reasons, whether they are good or bad, that you want to end.
- Create a list of your reasons why you want to end the relationship. There is a very good chance that you'll regret it later on, so read over your list again and make a list of your reasons.
- Once you have made a list, try moving past the feeling and seeing " why " at the same time. You may be able to identify reasons to end this relationship from the worst of it.

One of the most important reasons to leave a toxic relationship is because you deserve better. In addition, the relationship may be preventing you from growing, isolating you from others, or becoming borderline or full-on abusive.

How to prepare for a video interview at home
Try out your webcam and your video call software in advance.
Practice calling a patient friend if you've never used the software before. For the webcam, let it run in a window while you adjust settings and surroundings and get used to speaking to the camera.

OPTIONS:
- To get a good video call on a first-come, first-serve basis, call it in advance and arrive at their appointment a couple of hours before the scheduled time. Focus on things like lighting, video, sound, etc.
- For other video calls it's a good idea to purchase your own video camera in advance to track the video. Don't forget to make use of digital imaging equipment.
- You can also use the computer that normally takes your call. Have your video recorder on hand during the interview.
- Get the height and distance right (see photo). Arrange it so your head and shoulders are in the frame, and so the camera isn't much above or below you.

Get the height and distance right (see photo). Arrange it so your head and shoulders are in the frame, and so the camera isn't much above or below you.

How to treat a dog sneezing blood
Keep your dog calm.
If your dog is actively bleeding it may be upset or agitated by that. Focus on keeping the dog calm by petting it and reassuring it if you can.

OPTIONS:
- This will help its mental state, as well as keeping its blood pressure down and thus limiting the amount of bleeding. However, do not give it any medication to keep it calm unless you discuss that option with a veterinarian before you do.
- Petting helps a dog to feel safe and relaxed and it therefore can stop the bleeding. If the dog becomes aggressive, you should try to keep the dog calm.
- Do not yell at it and shake it. Just try to soothe the dog slightly and gently move it out of the way when it is fighting.
- If you get alarmed your dog may lash out, which will only cause a scratch and can even lead to injury if you don't restrain it. Remain calm while you clean the wound and avoid overexerting the dog.
This will help its mental state, as well as keeping its blood pressure down and thus limiting the amount of bleeding. However, do not give it any medication to keep it calm unless you discuss that option with a veterinarian before you do.