The other team then approaches the line and a boy points to a person that was tagged with the dodge ball but doesn't want to get out. there

OPTIONS:
- are two players from the same team, one of them does a trick and the other boy plays with him from behind.
- is a big discrepancy on the court and a person in a grey jackets comes out blowing their whistle between the two.
- are several more games of games played in more winnable settings.
- is an elongated pause between the two teams when they eye each other and give a thumbs up and the other team wins the game.

is a big discrepancy on the court and a person in a grey jackets comes out blowing their whistle between the two.

How to grow saguaro cactus 
Select a container for your saguaro cactus seeds. 
Choose a small-to medium-sized plastic planting pot with drainage holes. 
Mix soil and fill the pot.

OPTIONS:
- Close the lid and shake the cactus pot; mix the contents of the pot with a spoon until you have made a mound about the size of the cactus you are planting. Plant the saguaro cactus into the soil.
- Pour water into the container until it covers the roots. Make sure you do not fill the roots more than 6 inches (15 cm) up.
- Add a thin layer of compost, and sprinkle several handfuls of seed. Space your seed cuttings 1-2 inches (2.5-5.1 cm) deep.
- Saguaro, like other cacti, need extremely loose, loamy and coarse soil that is free of organic fertilizers like manure. Combine 1-part each of sand, peat moss, turf soil and garden loam.

Saguaro, like other cacti, need extremely loose, loamy and coarse soil that is free of organic fertilizers like manure. Combine 1-part each of sand, peat moss, turf soil and garden loam.

How to switch energy providers 
Call your utility company and ask if energy choice is an option. 
Call your current energy provider and ask them if you're able to select the company that supplies your electricity. Around half of the states in the u.s. and some countries in the european union allow citizens to select their energy provider.

OPTIONS:
- If you live in the u.s., visit http: // competitiveenergy. Org/consumer-tools/state-by-state-links/to determine if energy choice is available in your state.
- Determine if convenience is an option and then ask your utility company representative when the last time you contacted your utility company to know if you need to switch to just one service provider for convenience. This will save you the unnecessary charges when you complete your change of address application.
- Call energy providers in person or over the phone. If you prefer to switch to an internet connection, call your energy provider up to the phone.
- Most providers and universities offer energy options that are not available to some refugees. Test the energy : Set your current energy provider at 120 or 135.

If you live in the u.s., visit http: // competitiveenergy. Org/consumer-tools/state-by-state-links/to determine if energy choice is available in your state.

How to get involved in your community 
Introduce yourself. 
If you're new to a community, take the time to call on nearby houses to introduce yourself. Tell your new neighbors what led you to the area, where you live, and say a little about your life.

OPTIONS:
- Walk up to the door and knock or ring the bell. If or when someone answers, smile, greet them, and say you're new to the community.
- You might say something like, " my name is clay, and i'm the neutral resident on the block. I'm here a couple times a week, january through november.
- Ask about what did you do recently, and which of your friends lives next door. It's also helpful to ask how much money your potential community can charge.
- Accept any formal invitations that come up, including any events you may be uncertain about. You might say, " hi, i'm tom smith and i'm a member of the volunteer army.


Walk up to the door and knock or ring the bell. If or when someone answers, smile, greet them, and say you're new to the community.