In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Start by brushing out your hair. Then, wrap a scarf around your hair in a circular motion until it's no longer hanging down. A paddle brush is helpful for this technique. Tie your hair up in a scarf before you go to sleep each night. To maintain this hairdo, you must skip washing your hair. As soon as you wash your hair, it will go back to its natural state. Go a week or 2 without washing, but don't go much longer than that. Keep in mind that very steamy showers also make your hair revert back to normal. If you need to, wear your scarf covered by a shower cap into the shower. Keep the scarf on to make it easier to wrap up in the shower cap. Plus, it will absorb some of the moisture that would have reached your hair otherwise. Bouncy curls all throughout your hair is a lot of fun, but often that hairstyle will only last a day or 2. If you want your hairdo to last longer, try just curling the very ends and leaving the rest of your hair straight.
Summary: Wrap it in a silk scarf at night. Skip the shampoo. Opt for minimal curling.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: False accusations that are published in print or online are called "libel," while false accusations on television, radio, or in conversation are "slander." Consult a lawyer if you can afford to do so: under certain circumstances, you can bring a defamation case against the person falsely accusing you. Not all false accusations count as defamation. If you are not fully identified, if your character has already come under public scrutiny, if you have made statements that support the false claims, if you are a public figure, or if the person defaming you is a former employer or other protected party, your case may not qualify as defamation in every state. If it is safe for you to do so, providing the public with another side to the story can either kill the story or turn it in your favor. Contact reporters and publishers who are carrying the story and ask them to either remove the false accusations or broadcast your refutation. If you are accused of a crime, consult with a lawyer before making statements on record. The less you respond, the better. Once you have consulted a lawyer or, in less serious cases, made a public statement, you have done as much as you can. If you continue to respond to every instance of slander related to the case, you risk re-invigorating the story. After the story has died down, search your name online to see what comes up. If the false accusations are still one of the first results, take the time to put positive information about yourself online. Write some articles or make videos that are unrelated to the false accusations. Make a website about things you enjoy, or update your professional profiles. Share your new, positive content with friends and family to boost its position among search results
Summary: Learn your rights. Publish a refutation. Let it die. Release positive content.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " The object of the game is simple. Each player must reduce his score down to zero. Why is it called "01" then? "01" refers to the fact that each player always starts a game with a score that ends in "01". Single player games generally start with opponents staked 301 or 501 points. In larger, team games, the starting number of points can be set as high as 1001. The oche is the line that a throwing player must stand behind. It is 7 feet (2.1m) 914 inches (23.5cm) or 2.37m from the face of the board. to see who goes first. The person who gets closest to the double bull gets to throw first. The points the player scores are then subtracted from his starting total. For example, if a player is starting with 301 points, and lands 54 points, his/her new total would be 247 points. This is because of the manner in which the game is won. In order to win, or "close-out" as it is called, you must reach exactly zero. In addition, the dart's score that brings you down to zero must be a double. For example, if a player has 2 points left, they must score a double 1. If he/she has 18 points left, the player must score a double 9. If a double is not possible, such as a remaining total of 19 points, a player can score a single 3 first to bring the total down to 16. From there, the player can score a double 8 to finish the game.
Summary:
Know that the most common form of the game is simply known as "01. Mark the oche (pronounced /OCK-EE/). Throw a dart Have each player take turns throwing three darts each. As each player begins to approach 0 points, care must be taken to hit only the areas that are needed.