A bull comes out of the gate at a rodeo and man in the ring jumps on then off his back. the man

OPTIONS:
- falls off, and a ref gets involved to pull the bull off his shoulders.
- runs after the bull and chases it and help it but also shoots it.
- then hangs on while the bull rocks and charges him.
- picks up his fallen hat in the ring.

picks up his fallen hat in the ring.

How to detect ovarian cancer 
Identify possible symptoms. 
It is important to recognize that at the early stages, the symptoms are not very distinctive. Other conditions like pre-menstrual syndrome (pms) or irritable bowel syndrome (ibs) have symptoms that are very similar.

OPTIONS:
- So if you do have these symptoms, it does not mean that you definitely have cancer. But it does mean that you should get checked.
- It is important to remember that knowing what symptoms of these conditions are actually going to help you when you are considering endometrial ovarian cancer. Find out if you have breast tenderness or swelling.
- Symptoms of pms include : Wide bowel changes frequent urination difficulty in disposing of certain foods any problems with weight or significant changes in mood or appetite Get tested for radiation. The condition is considered a stillbirth.
- There is currently no conclusive treatment for ovarian cancer, but it is a good idea to recognize that your symptoms may be very similar to another type of cancer. Look for changes in appetite and physical health.

So if you do have these symptoms, it does not mean that you definitely have cancer. But it does mean that you should get checked.

How to work with a small kitchen 
Clear the kitchen of unneeded clutter. 
Clutter can cause a small kitchen to appear even smaller than it is. If you are struggling to find storage space, make sure that the things in your kitchen are necessary.

OPTIONS:
- Separate the things you absolutely do not use every day from non-essential items like vases, washers, and sinks. Look for folders, storage materials, and similar items that are not associated with regular storage.
- Think about and map your food, your cutlery, your bowls of water, your stove top (or cupboard), etc. As well as these things that require limited space and work together to help make space.
- If you see clutter on a small kitchen table or counter, don't put items on the table. This includes: food items such as packs of pasta, cookie cutters, plastic beer cans, forks and plates,/notebooks, cell phones, utensils, pots and pans, etc.
- Clear off flat surfaces to give yourself more space to work and move non-kitchen items out of the room. Some things that may be cluttering your kitchen include a plastic wrap or tin foil containers, magazines, books, tupperware, trash bags, and pot lids.

Clear off flat surfaces to give yourself more space to work and move non-kitchen items out of the room. Some things that may be cluttering your kitchen include a plastic wrap or tin foil containers, magazines, books, tupperware, trash bags, and pot lids.

How to buy a carry on bag 
Look up your airline's size restrictions. 
Most airlines restrict total bag size to 45 inches (114.3 cm). This breaks down to about 22 inches (55 cm) long , 14 inches (35 cm) wide, and 9 inches (22 cm) deep.

OPTIONS:
- Don't buy this bag if you have concerns or feels about having too many things to carry, such as mp3 players, headphones, etc. If at any time you are at major airports or hotels, talk to your flight attendant to find out about restrictions on what bag sizes are allowed.
- Many airlines also prohibit the bag limit among passengers who fly in lower-class levels of the airport. The airline's recommended rating for bags beyond a few miles or miles is incredibly variable and will often tell you whether or not to order the bags you're looking for.
- Airlines include this restriction, but it is still not shared by other airline companies such as the american airlines. Airlines using luggage exclusion generally agree that many bags cannot come with a spacer, including non-mesh-sided suitcases.
- If you know what airline you will be flying most frequently, visit their website to see if their restrictions vary from the standard. Some international carriers only allow a length of 20 inches (50 cm), so keep that in mind if you fly a variety of airlines internationally.


If you know what airline you will be flying most frequently, visit their website to see if their restrictions vary from the standard. Some international carriers only allow a length of 20 inches (50 cm), so keep that in mind if you fly a variety of airlines internationally.