In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use your hands to pull your hair together and up onto the top of your head. Then secure the ponytail with a comfortable hairband. Avoid tying the hairband tight or it might be uncomfortable to sleep in. Keep in mind that this technique will only work if your hair is at least 8 inches (20cm) long. If you've done this correctly, the hair from your ponytail should fall into your face. Take a rectangular scarf that's about 1 by 4 feet (30cm 122cm) and hold both ends in your hands. Stretch out the scarf and place the middle of the scarf near the nape of your neck. Then bring both of the short ends up towards the top of your head near your hairline. If your rectangular scarf is large, consider folding it in half lengthwise to make the wrap skinnier. While your hands are up near the top of your hairline, switch hands so you can cross the ends. Bring the ends back down to your neck. Once you've brought the ends of the scarf back down towards your neck, tie the scarf into a firm knot. The scarf will now be wrapped completely around your hairline which will prevent frizzing as you sleep. For extra hair protection, you can cover your wrapped hair in a silk pillowcase or cap. This can be especially good if you're protecting braids.
Summary: Gather your hair onto the top of your head and tie a loose ponytail. Hold the center of a scarf at your neck and pull the ends to the hairline. Cross the ends and pull them back down to the nape of your neck. Tie the scarf into a knot at the nape of your neck.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " Each player sets a ball on the table behind the "head string," meaning between the end of the table and the second pair of "diamonds" or marks on the table's sides. At about the same time, each player hits one of the balls, aiming to touch the far end of the table and return as close to the near end as possible without touching the near end or the sides. Whoever comes closest gets to break. Repeat the lag if both players hit the sides or nearest end. If you are playing multiple rounds, you only need to lag before the first one. After that, players take turns breaking. Set up the nine object balls (everything besides the un-numbered cue ball) in a tightly packed diamond shape. The ball at one end of the diamond is on top of the marked "foot spot" on the table surface. The nine ball is in the center of the diamond, and the other balls are arranged randomly around it. The player about to break places the cue ball behind the "head string," on the far side of the table from the diamond-shaped rack of balls. (Remember, the head string runs between the second pair of diamonds marked on the table's sides.) That player then shoots the cue ball at the one ball at the diamond's closest tip. In official rules, the break must either cause one numbered ball to enter a pocket, or cause at least four balls to hit a side of the table. If neither of these happen, the break is considered a foul, and the other player may place the cue ball anywhere on the table. You may wish to play without break fouls if you are playing casually. " Immediately after a player breaks, that same player can declare that he will "push." If he does, he takes an additional shot with the intention of putting the ball in position; unlike with a normal shot, this shot does not require any balls to hit a cushion or be pocketed. The push out is always optional. If the player does not say he will "push," the shot is considered a normal shot and ordinary foul rules apply. If the breaker pocketed a ball on the break (not the push out), that player continues shooting until he fails to pocket a ball or commits a foul. Otherwise, the player who did not break has the first chance to play. However, if that player thinks the cue ball is in a position that isn't advantageous, she may pass and have the player who broke make the first shot instead. The player who broke must take the first shot if his opponent passes. He cannot pass back.
Summary: Determine who breaks first by "lagging. Set up the rack. Break by shooting the cue ball at the rack. Decide whether to "push out. Begin normal play.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are tons of notebooks and journals to choose from. Pick one that you like and decorate it in any way you'd like. Decorative ideas include: A saying from the Bible, scrapbook cutouts, your name in large letters, words that represent the joy of Christianity to you, etc. If you'd rather, you can even make a journal from scratch. It all depends on how craft-savvy you are. There are prayer journal templates available for printing off from a variety of online sites; just do a quick search and choose what you like the look of. This will help to guide you with the purpose for the journal and will help anyone else you'd like to read it to see what you were aiming to achieve through the journal. You don't have to share it with anyone though, but it can be nice to hand down this journal as a family heirloom later.
Summary:
Get a good journal or notebook. Make a front page explaining what you're doing.