Q: Whether you dress it up or down with your outfit of choice, victory rolls are ideal for a night of bar-hopping or any fun occasion.
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Article: You'll need at least 1 full-sized volleyball court, though 2 or more may be preferable depending on the size of the tournament. Check local school, church, and community center gyms for availability, then reserve the venue for the weekend you've settled on. You'll also want to make sure the venue has access to enough bathrooms and drinking water for your anticipated attendance numbers. Before the tournament starts, you'll need to tape off the courts if the lines aren't clear or present. You'll also need to set up seating for spectators and teams along the sides of the courts, whether folding chairs or bleachers. If the venue doesn't have bleachers, you can rent or borrow them from a local school or an event seating rental company. You can rent court equipment or ask to borrow it from local schools. Make sure the nets are set up and the volleyballs are properly inflated before the games start. Arrive to the tournament location 60-90 minutes early and do 1 last check. Use a measuring tape to confirm the net heights are set according to the age and gender of the teams. Have someone help you adjust any nets that aren't set at their required height. Men's nets need to be 2.43 metres (8.0ft), while women's nets should be set at 2.24 metres (7.3ft). For youth divisions, the net should be 6.5 feet (2.0m). For the exact net requirements based on gender and age, go to http://volleyball.org/rules/basic_rules.html. In case any of the players gets hurt, you'll need to have someone who can take control of the situation. Having a medical professional stationed at each location would be even better, but anyone certified in first aid will do. Print out copies of score sheets, libero tracking sheets, team rosters, and lineup sheets for every scorekeeping table. Stock each table with several pens, pencils, file folders for organizing, paper clips, extra rule books, scissors, and scotch tape. Make sure to have some extra supplies on hand for restocking the tables during the tournament. Print out extra copies and tape them up in main areas of the venue. Fill in the result grids as the tournament progresses so spectators and teams can easily check the wins and losses.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a venue that will suit the tournament's size needs. Set up all of the courts with lines and seating. Supply nets and volleyballs if they aren't provided. Check the net heights to make sure they follow code. Station a first aid kit and someone certified in first aid at each location. Make sure each scorekeeping table is equipped with forms and supplies. Post the tournament schedule and the result grids around the venue.

Problem: Article: You may accidentally harm your hedgehog if you react too strongly. This may cause you to drop or throw your hedgehog. This is easier said than done, but try and hold your composure. This will not only harm your hedgehog, but also conditionally teach it to fear you. A verbal reaction like "Ow!" or "Oh!" (or maybe even a swear!) will verbally condition the hedgehog that it will get a response from you because of a bite. This may teach the hedgehog to bite you further to elicit a response. Further, a loud verbal response might scare your hedgehog. This is a gentle way to discourage your hedgehog from its behavior. This will not harm the hedgehog and will teach it that biting is not something it should be doing. Try distracting your hedgehog if it is nipping you. This could be gently moving your hand or trying to gets its attention with a soft verbal cue. Remember, hedgehogs are curious so it may just be exploring and not biting! Do not immediately put the hedgehog back in its cage. This teaches the hedgehog that it can go back to its safe space after doing something mean. This is cruel to your hedgehog and may hurt his health. Always feed and water your hedgehog appropriately. Your hedgehog should always have a supply of clean water. You should be feeding your hedgehog a high protein, low grain diet.
Summary: Try not to react violently. Never hit or flick your hedgehog! Avoid verbal reaction. Blow a puff of air at your hedgehog after a bite. Resume normal behavior. Do not withhold food or water as punishment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . It's understandable that you might be upset if your friend continues to speak and act condescendingly towards you after you've talked about the issue. However, losing your temper in the moment will only make the situation much worse. Even if you've talked to your friend about the problem in the past, it's really best to approach the situation as calmly as possible to avoid an argument. Take a deep breath. Deep breathing can help calm your emotions and keep you grounded in the moment. Try excusing yourself for a moment if you're really having a hard time controlling your emotions. Go to the washroom and splash some cool water on your face to calm down. Sometimes a minor indiscretion by your friend isn't worth getting upset about. If your friend had an isolated, minor slip up, it's probably easier to just let it go and move on. Likewise, if you're with a group of people and your friend says something condescending, it's probably best to ignore what was said and try to change the subject. You can always bring the issue up with your friend later when you're alone, or if it happens again in the future. As you assess what was said, think about the physical place you're in and the social setting that you're a part of. Ask yourself whether you would feel uncomfortable if you saw/heard one of your friends air grievances with a mutual friend. If there's any risk that you might alienate anyone or make them feel uncomfortable, it's probably not the best time/place to talk about condescension. If you've talked to your friend about being condescending before, your friend should understand why you're upset. Still, your friend may have forgotten or had a lapse of judgment. You can talk to your friend again about this problematic behavior, but do so in a way that is respectful and productive. If you're with other friends, ask your condescending friend aside from the group. Say something like, "Can I talk to you alone for a minute about something?" Calmly (yet assertively) let your friend know that what he/she said felt condescending and hurtful. Use "I" statements rather than speaking in absolutes: "I feel like you forgot how much it hurts me when you talk to me like that." You can also address the condescending behavior by making an observation, such as, "You seem really critical of me lately." Let your friend respond to this - he/she may not have realized that what was said came off as condescending. Focus on asking questions after you've conveyed your hurt feelings. Say something like, "Do you realize how much it upsets me when you talk to me that way?" or "If you keep talking to me that way, I'm going to leave - is that what you want?" If your friend is not willing to hear you, is being overly defensive of his/her actions, or has ignored or mocked your feelings on the matter, it's best to just leave the situation. You can assess whether or not to remain friends in the future, but in that moment there will not be a productive end to the conversation, and staying will only lead to an argument. Politely excuse yourself. Say something like, "I can't stay right now or I'm going to get upset," or simply say "I really have to go." If you and your friend were with other people, let them know that you're leaving. You can make up an excuse if you like, but try to be truthful - say something like, "I'm not feeling well and I need to go home."

SUMMARY: Remain calm Assess the situation. Address the behavior directly. Know when to walk away.

Q: Please also don't be near any TNT, as arrows will activate it when hit.
A:
If there are more then one skeletons shooting at you, fall back, or try to make them shoot each other. Use a bow, as they will use a bow. Charge a bow fully, and peek out of cover just a little bit to shoot, as skeletons have good accuracy.