Q: If you are very distressed by your hair loss, consider wearing a wig or hairpiece. This may make you feel more comfortable in public or around friends and family members. If your hair loss is a result of a medical condition, insurance may cover your wig if you get a prescription from your doctor. You can get a wig or hairpiece at specialty hair or wig stores, or some salons. The American Cancer Organization and the National Alopecia Areata Foundation offer online programs that can help you find services to locate businesses in your area which provide wig and hairpiece support. Hats are great accessories that can cover up a bald head or thinning hair. Put on a hat if you don't want to wear a wig. Not only can this make you more confident, but it will distract others from your condition. Some places, such as schools or offices, may forbid wearing head coverings. Ask your boss, principal or other authority to make an exception for your condition. You can get a doctor's note to help you with your request. There are many different types of hats to suit your style and taste, and even mood. You can purchase hats at most department and clothing stores, and even some large retailers. Tie a beautiful large scarf around your head. There are many different ways to wrap scarves, and an ingenious wrap and beautiful print can not only divert attention from your baldness, but also stimulate conversation and boost your confidence. You can buy scarves at many department and clothing stores. There are hundreds of different ways to tie and wrap scarves around your head. A simple search on the Internet can help you find a style that suits your taste. Have fun with scarves! You can distract people from your baldness or thinning hair with hats, scarves, and wigs, or you can accentuate some aspect of your personality or even personal style. Getting people to notice something other than you lack of strands may help themand youcope with baldness. You can divert attention with humor, your sparkling personality, or your stunning intellect. Consider wearing a vibrant outfit or piece of jewelry that will start conversations and distract people from your baldness.
A: Wear a wig or hairpiece. Put on a hat. Wrap a scarf around your head. Divert attention.

Article: When you think of your local library, you probably think of the stacks of books and reference periodicals that line the walls. But many people forget that libraries have other forms of media, like CDs and DVDs, to rent for free as well. And while your library will probably have a section for documentaries and informational videos, they also have a full range of old and newer releases in every genre, from comedy to sci-fi to action/adventure. Some libraries shorten the amount of time you can borrow media like DVDs and CDs. Whereas a book rental is usually around two weeks, DVDs may be around one week or shorter (depending on your library's policies). Be aware that late fees still apply to DVDs, and they tend to be slightly higher than the late fees you'd pay for an overdue book. But even with a day's worth of late fees, you'll still pay less than if you'd rented the movie from a video store or purchased it outright. Some libraries in larger cities may grant cardholders free access to digital collections online. In addition to e-books and music downloads, these online collections may include instant video streaming. Check with your library to see if they participate in these services. Some film promoters put out free "sneak previews" of new forthcoming films a day or two before they premier. You'll have to search online to find out about these offers and how to get in for free, but it may be well worth your time to see a brand new movie for free before it's released to the general public. You can find information about upcoming free screenings in your area by searching online at https://www.gofobo.com/main/local_screenings. Just enter your zip code for a comprehensive list of upcoming screenings near you. Depending on the time of year, your city probably offers free movie screenings. It may not be a brand new release (though sometimes it is), but many cities offer movies in the park, for example, or other free outdoor/indoor movie showings. It's a great way to get out into your community, meet other people, and treat yourself to a picnic while watching a classic or newer-release film for free.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Borrow from the library. Search for free previews. Find free local screenings.

Q: You will need to have at least 3 people on each side of the court to play a traditional game of dodgeball. However, you may have as many players per side as you like. Make sure that all of the players are wearing rubber-soled shoes, such as sneakers, so that they do not slip on the court. There should be at least 1 ball available for players to throw, but the game will be even faster paced if you use multiple balls. Place the ball or balls on the center line. If you are only using 1 ball, place it at the midpoint of the center line. If you are using 2 or more balls, spread them evenly along the center line. This is the maximum amount of time that a match can go on, so set a timer before you play the first game. Each game may only last for a minute or 2, but you may play multiple games to decide the overall winner of the match. Another option is to decide the winner based on the number of games won, such as the first team to win 3 games, or the team that wins the most out of 7 games. When you are ready to start the game, blow a whistle or shout "go!" and then allow the players to run towards the balls. Any player may grab a ball, but teams may want to choose their fastest player to rush for the ball if you are only playing with 1 ball. After the first player gets a ball in their hands, they should wait for 5 seconds before throwing it at someone. This is to ensure that the other players have an adequate chance to get to a ball as well. As the players rush for balls and aim them at the other team, try to dodge the opposing team's balls. Move around the court to avoid getting hit. You may move to any part of the court to avoid getting hit as long as you stay inside your side of the court. If you successfully dodge a ball, then you can pick it up and throw it at the other team. If the ball hits you, then you are out and must leave the court. If you catch a ball that someone throws at you, then the person who threw the ball is out. However, you must catch the ball before it hits you. Once you pick up a ball, you have to throw it within 5 seconds. Make sure not to throw the balls too hard or you may hurt someone! Also, only throw balls below the level of the other players' shoulders to avoid hitting them in the head. If a ball hits someone in the head, then it does not count. If you wait longer than 5 seconds to throw a ball, then you lose your chance to throw it. Roll the ball gently over to your opponents. Avoid crossing the center line in the court as you approach it to throw a ball. You will be out if you cross the line. Never throw the ball at another player's head or at a player who is on the ground! The object of the game is to be the team with players left on the court. If your team tags out all of the opposing team's players first, then your team wins! Even if you only have one player left on the court and other team has no players left, your team wins the game. If desired, you may switch sides after each game. This is to ensure that no team has an unfair advantage. After 10 minutes of play, the team with the most games won is the winner of the match.
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Gather 3 or more people per team. Arrange 1 or more balls at the center of the court. Set a timer for 10 minutes. Rush to the balls in the center of the court when play begins. Try to dodge balls that the other team throws at you. Throw balls at the other players to get them out. Win by tagging out all of the opposing team's players.