IN: What happens next?

Play continues and green takes possession of the ball. They hit down field where white intercepts and passes back down field in the other direction. green

OPTIONS:
- gets the ball and hits it down field.
- takes 2 lead again.
- beats a red or orange and blue on the field.
- takes his turn and serves the ball down the field and blue takes his turn.

OUT: gets the ball and hits it down field.

IN: What happens next?

How to can pumpkin
Choose glass canning jars that are in good condition.
The jars should be free of cracks or chips to prevent any air from bleeding in after the canning process and to prevent the glass from breaking under pressure. They should also have metal lids that screw on securely.

OPTIONS:
- They should not have any lids that pierce holes, are painted or screwed on in order to prevent leaks, and are not painted or chemically treated. Choose jars with easy to clean lids.
- Two-piece lids tend to have the best seal. Wash the jars and lids with soap and water.
- You can also use lids that are rigid, have small holes, and have structural embellishments. Use canning jars that have cedar or oatmeal insoles.
- Plastic canning jars are best because they also keep fresh nitrates and ammonia from the canning process into the pumpkins. Glass canning jars should have plastic lids that screw on securely.

OUT: Two-piece lids tend to have the best seal. Wash the jars and lids with soap and water.

IN: What happens next?

How to check cats for worms
Look for changes to the cat's coat.
A cat's fur is usually lustrous, but if your cat has worms, its coat might become dull or flat looking.
This can occur because of dehydration or poor absorption of nutrients resulting from the parasite infection.

OPTIONS:
- Check your cat's gums. A healthy cat has pink gums, much like our own.
- Watch for discolored or frayed fur. The white coat, which is generally a sign of parasites, is also indicative of worms.
- Look for any flaky or matted fur. If your cat's coat changes, it might indicate it has never been treated with antibiotics.
- Identify odors caused by worm infections. This is especially important if the worms lay eggs.

OUT:
Check your cat's gums. A healthy cat has pink gums, much like our own.