A man wearing a blue shirt is throwing the shot put. He is going in a circular motion on a red circle painted on the ground. he

OPTIONS:
- holds the poles in the air as he does this.
- throws the shot put into the air.
- continues to do this while people run in front of him.
- throws the shot put again.

throws the shot put into the air.

A large, blue wave is seen. The title appears over the wave. We see surfers riding waves in the ocean. a man

OPTIONS:
- does a hand stand.
- is engulfed by a wave.
- is shown riding the crash wave with his board.
- stands and talks on camera.

is engulfed by a wave.

How to help a vomiting cat
Note any changes to your cat's diet, thirst or behavior.
To determine why your cat is vomiting, think about changes to your cat's diet, thirst, and behavior. Start by remembering when and what your cat ate last.

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- Make note of any changes since your cat started to show symptoms. Always remember to make an emergency kit; many emergency kits are made of aluminum, glass, and vinyl.
- Note if your cat is drinking more or less than usual. Also, check the litter box to see how often it has been used and if the cat has diarrhea.
- If your cat has been vomiting lately, you could also try to establish some patterns or clues in order to help the cat see and recall foods during the day. The more changes your cat's eating habits are, the more likely it will remember foods from the previous day.
- Additionally, look for any other signs of kidney issues, such as vomiting. Your vet may suggest chemotherapy therapy, or probiotics, to prevent kidney failure.

Note if your cat is drinking more or less than usual. Also, check the litter box to see how often it has been used and if the cat has diarrhea.

How to time a cricket stroke
Stay relaxed between balls.
Maintaining a relaxed body, positive energy, and a focused mind between balls can significantly improve your timing when you step up to hit. Take deep breaths and release the tension in your shoulders while you await the next ball.

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- This relaxed body will help you keep your balance if you try to hit too few balls at once. Shaking your head is more natural than tossing your head up.
- This relaxation also lessens the chance of injury from getting hit by another person. Fast balls are easily knocked backwards and bounce off of the corner.
- Let go of the fear of getting out and visualize yourself making a successful hit. Rest your bat between bowls and stay focused on the present.
- Avoid opening your eyes to prevent nausea. If you exhale too much air while counting from ten, the ball will fly straight in your direction.
Let go of the fear of getting out and visualize yourself making a successful hit. Rest your bat between bowls and stay focused on the present.