Problem: Article: Unfortunately, sleeping in your car is illegal in many places, and even if not technically illegal will often be judged suspicious by the locals. Here are a few ideas: Stores like Walmart, movie theaters or 24 hour gyms. It is hard to tell who is sleeping in their cars and who is just parked while shopping, watching a film or working out. The downside is that people will also be constantly in the area-- although this can be a form of security as well.. Also, many of these 24 hour stores also have bright lights on all night long. Churches and other sanctuary-like establishments. Very often these buildings are quiet most of the week. If someone finds you, hopefully they will be kind enough to just continue on their merry way. Backroads and under overpasses. These are low-volume areas where you may not be disturbed, but just make sure the area is actually quiet and remote. An apparently nearly deserted back road may actually be well-travelled by residents, who know who is supposed to be there and who is not. Also, rural roads may have trucks or farm equipment constantly moving through. Residential areas that allow street parking. In this situation, your car will often just blend in on the side of the road. Just do not stay for too long or your vehicle may appear suspicious. Keep in mind that some urban residential areas may require special parking stickers to park legally. Also, street lights may become a problem for good sleeping. Public overnight parking. If it is an overhead parking garage, park on a high floor so that noise from cars entering and exiting will not bother you. Make sure to check signs to make sure the time limit is long enough and the parking lot allows overnight parking. Many locations may be quiet and relatively safe one day, and not another. Example: An empty parking lot next to a soccer field. During the middle of Friday night, no one is around, there are portable toilets, and it is seemingly perfect, but the next morning, there are a ton of screaming 7-year-olds ready for Little League and their mothers and fathers are peering suspiciously in the direction of your car. Example: A quiet corner, not a person in sight, and it's dark enough to sleep. But when you awake the next morning you find that there are shady-looking individuals about who also like the isolation of the area. Consider two things: Face your car in the direction where it would be most difficult for people to spy on you or look in the windows to see you there. Corners are good, too. Face your car in the direction you want for the morning. Face it east if you want to wake with the sun and west if you want to stay snoozing. This is just good sense as you are likely going to have to use the bathroom at some point. If you can get easy access to a bathroom, you will have a better experience and keep more hygienic. Be careful of safety, however. Bathrooms that are unattended are also sometimes locations for crime. A bathroom that is in a 24 hour store or interstate rest stop is likely safer than a public bathroom in an urban park - but not always. Portable toilets are sometimes available at all hours. These are sometimes found at rest stops, construction sites, or parks. You can sometimes get away with using facilities (such as the pool or beachside bathroom and shower) of a campground, hotel, or the like if security is a bit lax, and you are sneaky. Gas stations usually offer public bathrooms. You can always urinate outside if you must, but this can result in a public urination citation in populated areas. Showers and bathing may be tricky to find on the road, but not impossible. In many areas, public beaches have showers. Some truck stops have pay showers. While not free, they can be a great comfort on the road. A "solar shower" is easy to find in most camping equipment stores. It is a bag that heats up water during the day, that can be used to shower or wash dishes at night. While such a device still needs a way to hoist the bag up high, and get some privacy, it can give a good shower when there is no running water. If you're worried you will be found, consider making it so your car can not really be seen. You can either do this with a tarp, by putting a whole bunch of goods in your car blocking you from view, or by sleeping underneath a pile of linens.
Summary: Find somewhere that you will not get ticketed. Take into account what your spot will look like during the day as well as at nighttime, and weekday versus weekend. Face your car in the right direction. Pick somewhere with bathrooms (or equivalent) if possible. Take a bath once in a while. Consider camouflaging yourself.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll want to make sure that the instrument you are tuning to is in tune before tuning to it. Some instruments, like the piano, stay in tune for long periods of time and are excellent tools for tuning your bass. The E note on a keyboard can be found by locating the white key immediately after a series of two black keys in a row. Any key immediately after a series of two black keys is E. Other instruments that have recently been tuned, like a guitar or trumpet, can also be used to tune the E string of your bass. When you play your reference E note on an instrument, clear your head and try to hold onto the E note's pitch as clearly as possible. This is the first note you'll be tuning to.
Summary:
Play the E note on an instrument.