In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can use a hoop mounted on a building or a freestanding hoop. Just make sure you have about 20 feet of free space in front of it to set up your court. Sidewalk chalk is great for this because it washes right off and comes in different colors. A BASEketball court combines elements from baseball and basketball, using a space about half the size of a basketball court. Imagine it like a baseball diamond inside a rectangular basketball half-court. The "top" of the diamond should be just in front of the basketball hoop. The "bottom" of the diamond, also known as "home base," should be about 20-25 feet away from the hoop and located directly across from it. You may want to make home base a little bigger or use a different color of chalk to distinguish it. Just as in baseball, 1st base is located on the diamond to the right of home base, and 3rd base is located on the diamond to the left of home base. Use different colors of chalk to distinguish them, if you have it. The various shooting locations radiate outward from the hoop in a roughly triangular shape, with the spots closest to the hoop located closer together and spread out farther apart as they get farther from the hoop. Spread out each row of squares so that one is in the middle of the "diamond" (roughly in line with the hoop and home base) and the others slant off to either side just outside the diamond. The squares should form a rough line so that the triple square is a bit behind the double square, which is a bit behind the single square, etc.  Draw two "bunt" squares just in front of the hoop to either side. The bunt squares should be in line with 2nd base (just in front of the hoop). Draw three single squares at the free throw line (about 15 feet from the hoop). Draw three double squares between the free throw line and 3-point line (between 15 and 20 feet from the hoop). Draw three triple squares at the 3-point line (just over 20 feet from the hoop)
Summary: Get a basketball hoop. Lay out a court. Draw four square bases arranged in a diamond (♦) shape. Mark multiple shooting spots.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may need to try several varieties of shampoo or conditioner before your hair health improves. Products made for African hair are a good place to start, but your search doesn't end there:  Avoid products with sulfates, alcohol, or glycol, which strip oils or dry out hair.  Look for moisturizing shampoo or conditioner, or "leave in" options that don't need to be washed out. Look at the description and directions on the bottle to identify which products are "leave in". It can take several weeks to notice major changes. Give a product time to work before you give up on it, unless you notice drastic negative effects. Washing is required to remove dirt and old oil, but too much can leave your hair fragile. People with fragile, African hair may want to wash only once every one or two weeks.   If your hair is relatively healthy and you've found products that don't damage your hair, you can consider increasing this to twice a week. Rub coconut oil, jojoba oil, or another natural oil treatment into your hair, to restore and retain moisture. Leave the oil in for thirty minutes, then wash your hair as usual. This is especially important if you're using a shampoo that leaves your hair dry. Follow the same treatment before exposing your hair to chemical relaxers, heat appliances such as blow dryers and flat irons, or other stressful styling treatments.  For easy application, fill a spray bottle with conditioner, natural oil, and water. Shake well and spray onto your hair before shampooing, or daily if your hair is extremely dry. Alternatively, apply a leave-in deep conditioner in the evening. Leave in overnight and wash or style your hair the next morning. Conditioner is essentially a cream that smooths the cuticle, softens hair, add sheen, and restores moisture. The ends of your hair have gone through more tugging and tangling than the rest of your hair. Give them some tender, loving care with an extra application of oil. Shea butter is especially effective at sealing in moisture. Rub shampoo on the scalp only, lathering very gently. This will unclog your pores, and clean your hair with a minimal amount of lather dripping down your hair. Rubbing shampoo directly on the ends can make them brittle. For an even gentler treatment, dilute one part shampoo with two or three parts water. If your hair is still damaged after a few weeks, skip shampoo entirely and wash your hair with a cleansing conditioner instead. This will clean your hair without stripping it of moisture and protective oils.  Some people can wash as frequently as every other day with this treatment. Reduce frequency if you notice dry hair. Some people prefer using a homemade conditioner for this purpose. You can use eggs, mayonnaise, yogurt, honey, olive oil, vinegar, or avocado. Rinse thoroughly after applying to remove any odor. After washing your hair, never rub it with a towel. Just gently squeeze sections of your with the towel, almost as if you were scrunching. There should be no pulling or yanking. Replace the towel with a cotton T-shirt instead of extra-gentle drying. Lubricate the strands of your hair with oil before you begin detangling. With a wide-toothed comb, start detangling at the tip of the hair strand, working your way slowly to the root. Do not yank your hair. Slowly work out tangles and knots, or you will end up ripping your hair out.  After a certain thickness or length, it may help to section your hair and detangle each section separately. Do not over-brush. Detangle slowly and only when necessary. If detangling is painful, brush the outside of your hair with a wide brush first. Comb the lower layers of hair with a fine-toothed comb, if possible without tearing your hair.
Summary: Search for products safe for your hair. Figure out how often to wash your hair. Moisturize your hair before washing or styling. Take special care of your ends. Apply shampoo carefully. Consider replacing shampoo with conditioner. Dry gently. Detangle hair carefully.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or apps menu to open Google Maps. to a location.  Use the search bar at the top to search for an address or the name of a place.  Then tap Directions to get directions to the name of a place. It's the icon with three dots to the right of the search bar at the top.  This displays the options menu. it's the first option at the top of the Options menu.  This displays route options you may want to avoid. You can tell Google Maps to avoid Highways, Tolls, or Ferries when possible. On iPhone and iPad, you can also tap Remember settings to apply your route options to all Google Map querries. On Android, tap the blue button that says Done  On iPhone and iPad, tap the icon that resembles a bracket pointing left in the upper-left corner to return to the map.
Summary:
Open Google Maps. Get directions Tap …. Tap Route Options. Tap the checkbox or toggle switch next to the route options you want to avoid. Tap Done or .