In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After everyone is done tossing, the team that collects points is the team whose ball is closest to the jack. This team will collect one or more points, depending on the position of their other balls, while the other team won't score any. Depending on the rules you choose to use, bocce balls that are touching or "kissing" the jack at the end of play count as two points instead of one. If the two teams balls are equal distance away from the jack, no points are awarded and another frame is played. At the end of each frame, tally the points. Start the next frame at the opposite end of the bocce court. Alternately, play until a team reaches either 15 or 21.
Summary: Measure which team's bocce is closest to the jack. Score one point for each ball from the winning team that is closer than the closest ball of the other team. Switch ends on the bocce court and play another frame. Continue playing until a team gets 12 points.

Using a Worsted Weight yarn and an H hook, make a foundation chain. While you're working, stop every few stitches and check to make sure your foundation chain isn't twisted. Smooth it out as necessary, always leaving the row of "V"s facing up. To make a 36" x 36" blanket, chain 150 To make a 36" x 54" blanket, chain 150 To make a 40" x 60" blanket, chain 175 The exact number of rows will depend on how tightly you crochet, but here are some guidelines: For a 36" x 36" blanket, make 48 rows For a 36" x 54" blanket, make 72 rows For a 40" x 60" blanket, 80 rows It's a good idea to stop and check your work every so often. Count to make sure you are making the same number of stitches in each row. Check for mistakes. Measure your work with a measuring tape to see how close you are getting to your goal. If you notice a mistake, here's what you can do: Slip your hook out of the yarn loop and pull gently on the end of the yarn. Your work should start to unravel. Keep gently unraveling the yarn until you get to the point of your mistake. Unravel back to one stitch prior to your mistake. Insert your hook into the loop for that stitch, and begin crocheting from that point. When your blanket is as long as you want it to be, work all the way to the end of your last row. Then, you can add a border, end off your yarn, and weave in the ends. To make a simple border, flip your fabric over so the right side is facing you, then turn your the fabric 90. Ch 1 and insert your hook into the corner of your fabric. Make 3 sc into the corner. Sc all along the edge of your fabric until you reach the next corner, make 3 sc in the corner and continue around in this fashion until you reach your starting point. You can add another row of border in the same manner if you wish. To end off, ch 1 and make a big loop with the yarn. Slip the hook out of the loop and cut your yarn, leaving a long tail. Pull the end of the yarn through the loop and tighten to make a knot. To weave in the ends of the yarn, hold your fabric with the back side facing you. Thread the end of the yarn through a tapestry needle. Insert the needle through the bottom of several stitches (about two inches). Skip the last half of the last stitch, then weave the needle back through the same stitches for about an inch. Pull the yarn through, and clip the end of the yarn close to the fabric.
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One-sentence summary -- Begin your blanket with a foundation chain. Continue crocheting until you have made the desired number of rows. Check your work as you go. Finish the blanket.

Problem: Article: Either an upholstery cleaner or all-purpose cleaner will work on your headliner. Work in a well-ventilated area while cleaning your vehicle. Wet the bristles of a large detailing brush with your cleaning solution. Avoid spraying the cleaner directly on the ceiling of your vehicle since it could cause the adhesive underneath the fabric to loosen up. Wear a thin pair of latex gloves if your skin is easily irritated by chemical cleaners. Work in long back and forth strokes so the cleaner starts to bubble. Apply gentle pressure to the brush while you scrub your vehicle's ceiling. As you're working, spray more cleaner onto your brush if you notice that it isn't producing a lather anymore. For noticeable spots or stains, work extra cleaner into the area making small circles with your brush. Put a brush attachment on the nozzle of your machine. Hold the nozzle against your vehicle's ceiling and turn it on. Start in the front of your vehicle and work towards the back. Work in 24in (61cm) strokes across your ceiling to suck up your cleaning solution. This process works best to remove nicotine and smoke residue from your vehicle interior. The vacuum or spot cleaner should absorb most of the moisture in your ceiling, but let it air dry for 24 hours. Run your hand over the fabric to make sure the fabric is dry and to remove any lines in the fabric left by the vacuum. Leave your windows open if your vehicle is in a safe, temperature-controlled space to let your vehicle air out. Once your vehicle has dried out, look for any stains or discoloration remaining on the headliner. Start by doing a spot treatment, but if that doesn't work, try a heavier cleaning method. Some stains won't come out completely. Lighten the stain as much as you can.
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Spray upholstery cleaner on a stiff-bristled brush. Rub the ceiling with your brush to lather the cleaner. Use a wet vacuum or spot cleaner to remove the cleaning solution. Let the headliner dry completely. Repeat the process if stains are still visible.