In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once all of the jars are placed inside, lower the rack down into the canner. If you do not have a canner, you can make your own. Find a pot or saucepan that is large enough to hold the jars. There should also be room for an inch of water above the jars. Place a washcloth or towel at the bottom of the pot before you put the jars in. This will keep the jars from directly touching the metal of the pot. If you do not have a jar lifter, place rubber bands at the ends of tongs. The tongs will act exactly like a jar lifter. Be sure that the water is at a constant boil for 10 minutes. After 2 minutes, remove the jars from the canner and place them in a safe place to cool.
Summary: Put each jar on the rack inside of your canner, so that they are a few inches above the water. Add enough hot water to the canner to make sure that the bottom of each jar is covered by 2 inches of water. Cover your canner with the lid and allow the water to boil again. Remove the lid after 10 minutes and raise the rack.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The infield needs a good communication strategy so everyone works well together. The shortstop in particular needs to stay in sync with the second baseman. Your communication should not be audible or obvious to the other team. For example, look at the second baseman. Shield your mouth with your glove. Open your mouth to show that you'll cover second base. It's your job to communicate to the other infielders what pitch will be made. You can hiss to tell them the pitch won't be a fastball. In order to predict how batters will hit, you'll need to know how your pitcher operates. Get familiar with what kinds of pitches they throw. This will give you insight as to where the ball travels and how hitters are likely to respond to it. Find this information during team practices, by watching taped recordings of the pitcher, or looking at their pitching statistics. For example, your pitcher throws a lot of curveballs. You may notice that right-handed hitters pull these towards the right side of your range. As a good ballplayer, you should know how the batters hit the ball. If you know that the batter hits towards the left side of the field, you'll know how to adjust your positioning. This is critical for communicating with the other infielders and working together to develop fielding strategies. Carry a ball with you while warming up. Look over the grass and dirt. Smoother grass makes the ball roll faster. Note any damaged spots that can cause the ball to take odd hops. Touch the dirt or bounce a ball against it to see how well it is packed. Packed dirt means fiercer bounces you'll have to contend with. Take some time before the game to warm up. Field a few ground balls and make a few throws. Follow up by practicing non-routine plays such as spins and running throws. Allow yourself to be creative during your routine. You'll face all kinds of situations in games, so you never know when a move will come in handy.
Summary: Develop a communication strategy with the other infielders. Research how your pitcher pitches. Memorize the tendencies of the hitters. Test out the field to see how the ball bounces. Develop a pre-game fielding routine.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Locate where the hoses connect on your vacuum and remove them by turning the ends counterclockwise. When both of the hose ends are loose, simply pull it off of your vacuum cleaner. Some hoses have small clips on them. If that's the case for your vacuum, press down on the clip tab and pull it out from the port. If there's a clog that you can see in either your hose or where the hose connects to the vacuum, try to reach in with a pair of needle nose pliers. Grab the blockage and pull it out from your vacuum so it doesn't prevent any suction. Check your hose attachments and wand to see if there are any clogs in them that may prevent your vacuum from having full suction. Unravel a wire hanger so you have a long piece of metal that you can feed into the nozzles on your vacuum. Push one end of the wire hanger into the nozzles until you hit a clog. Push the wire up and down to try and break the blockage apart. When you're finished, pull the hanger out of the vacuum cleaner. You may also use a snake tool meant for cleaning vacuum cleaners. The tool may be found online. Be careful as you feed the hanger into your hose since the wire could puncture through it. Screw each end of the hose back onto the ports on your vacuum. As soon as they're sealed, plug your vacuum in and test its suction. You should have full suction after removing all of the clogs.
Summary:
Unscrew the hose from your vacuum. Use a pair of pliers to pull out any clogs at the ends of the hose. Poke a wire hanger through the hose and tubes to get rid of deeper clogs. Replace the hose on your vacuum and try it again.