Problem: Article: Around the World is all about accuracy and consistency when shooting. You set five or more spots in an arc around the basket. Each player gets two shots at each spot. If you make it, you move on to the next one. If you miss two in a row, you start from scratch. The first player all the way around wins. You need at least two players. However, there is no upper limit on the number of people that can play. You want to make a small half-circle around the basket. If you're new to the game, set it up around the key, the rectangle in front of the goal. If you're experienced you can back up, even setting every spot around the three point line. You want to make a half-circle, representing the world, so that you have to shoot from every angle and on both sides of the basket. However, you should feel free to pick whatever spots you want. Mark them with tape or chalk. In general, you want your spots evenly spaced out. You can have as many spots as you want, depending on how long you want the game to go on for. Some people like to add the free-throw line as the first and last shot -- your "home base."
Summary: Win by making every shot "around the world"before everyone else. Select your "world spots" before the game starts.

Problem: Article: Write this word on a slip of paper and slip it into an envelope. Put the envelope in your pocket. Note that this is the most important part of the trick. Without carrying out this step, you will not be able to perform the trick. Give one the dictionary, and the other a calculator. The only stipulation is that no two digits can repeat. For example, he or she might choose the number 365. The digits must be different - you cannot have a number like 222. 563). Then, ask them to take away the bigger number from the smaller number (e.g. 563- 365= 198) Finally, ask them to reverse that number (e.g. 891). In our example, 198+891= 1,089. The result will always be 1,089 no matter what number you choose in the first place. These will always be 108. Ask the volunteer with the dictionary to turn to page 108. This will always be 9. Stare at the volunteer and make a show as if you are reading their mind, then, when you think you are ready, pull out the envelope and reveal the strip of paper. The audience will be astonished as you show the same word as the volunteer called out!
Summary: Look up the 9th word on page 108 in your dictionary before doing this trick. Ask for two volunteers when you arrive at the show. Ask the volunteer with the calculator to pick any three digit number. Ask them to reverse the number (e.g. Ask them to add the last two number together. Now ask them what the first three digits of the number are. Now ask the other volunteer what the last digit of the number was. Ask the volunteer with dictionary to stare at the ninth word down.

Problem: Article: On any device, find the iTunes application. You may also find out your balance by opening iBooks or the App Store and following the same steps. On computers, look along the top of the screen. You'll see the word "Store." For example, when you are looking at your music library, the headings under the playback bar and navigation bar at the top of the screen will start with "Library" and end with "Store." Click the "Store" button. The "Store" button can be found the same way in any part of your library. No matter if you're looking at your music, videos, podcasts, or other media, it will be in the same location. Another way to quickly get to your account balance is to click the "Account" button on the navigation bar at the top of the screen. Click "View My Account" on the drop-down menu. On iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, scroll to the bottom of the screen. On a computer, the account balance will be in the upper-right corner of the screen. On a mobile device, if you don't see your user ID, tap the "Featured" button at the bottom of the screen, then scroll down. If you are not already signed in, tap the sign in tab at the bottom of the screen. On a computer, click the "Account" button at the top of the screen, then click "Sign In" on the drop down menu. Enter your Apple ID and password or create an account. Once you sign in, the sign in tab on mobile will display your Apple ID. Under it, you'll see a number such as "$25.00 credit." On a computer, this will be in the upper-right corner of the store. If you know how much money is supposed to be in your account, you may be able to figure out whether or not you've redeemed the gift card.
Summary: Open the iTunes application. Navigate to the iTunes store. Locate your account balance. Sign into your account. Look at the account balance.

Problem: Article: Part your hair down the middle, then French braid each side. Continue with regular braids, or tie them off at your nape for a chic look. Create a Dutch braid by crossing the left and right strands under the middle strand instead of over it. Part your hair down the middle, then Dutch braid each half. Continue braiding your hair until you reach the ends, then tie them off with hair ties. Gently pull on the outer loops forming the braids to loosen them up. Cross the braids against the base of your skull, then secure them with bobby pins. Create a center part. Gather 1 small section of hair from each side of the part, about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm) behind your hairline. Braid each section, then bobby pin them behind your head, like a half-up ponytail. You can do this look with a side part too. For a twist, create the mini braids, then pull all of your hair back (including the braids) into a low ponytail. Pull your hair back into a low ponytail. Twist a hair tie 2 to 3 times around it. On the last wrap, pull your ponytail only halfway through the hair tie. If you have thin hair, you'll probably need to wrap it 3 times. If you have thick hair, you'll only need to wrap it 2 times. You can create this style with half-up, half-down ponytails as well. Create a simple braid at the base of your neck. Secure the end of the braid with a clear elastic. Wrap the braid into a coil, then secure it with bobby pins that match your hair color. Use as many bobby pins as you need to. This style will look gorgeous with a side part, but you can use a center part too. Gather a section on each side of your face, and secure with a clip. Pull the rest of your hair back into a low ponytail. Braid your hair, then tuck the end under the hair tie. Unclip the 2 sections from before and pull them back towards the braid. Cross them, wrap them around the braid, then secure them with bobby pins. Mist your bun with hairspray to help it last longer.
Summary:
Try French braids if you want to braid your hair. Convert 2 Dutch braids into a braided crown for a romantic look. Create a mini braided headband for a romantic look. Upgrade a low ponytail with a looped bun for a chic look. Braid your hair, then wrap it into a bun for a fancy twist. Wrap several sections together if you want to create an intricate bun.