user: In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you already have iTunes, it should open automatically. If not, you can download iTunes for free. When iTunes opens, it will prompt you to register your iPod. You can do this now or put it off until later. It will also ask you to name your device, e.g. "Steve's iPod." "Syncing" is simply the act of matching the content in iTunes to your iPod, whether it's one song or your whole library. There are a few different ways to add items to your iPod.  You can choose to add everything you have in iTunes to your iPod by checking the box next to "Automatically sync songs to my iPod" after you first connect your iPod to iTunes. You have the same option for apps and photos. If you want to add some items from your library but not others, leave this box unchecked and click "Done." To add individual items, find them in your iTunes library, then hold and drag your selection to your iPod icon on the left bar. #*Alternatively, you can click on your iPod icon, then click the "Music" (or whatever it is you want) button near the top of the screen. From here, you can select certain artists, genres, playlists or albums to add by checking the box next to the category you want. (For instance, if you want every Rolling Stones song in your library added to your iPod, locate the Rolling Stones under Artists, then just check the box next to it.) When you've chosen everything you want, click Sync in the lower right corner. To delete songs, you can stay in the above and uncheck what you no longer want, then click Sync. Or, you can click "Music" under the iPod menu on the left-hand side, highlight the songs you don't want, and just press the delete button on your keyboard. If you have already purchased apps on iTunes, click the "Apps" button near the top of the screen when you have your iPod menu open. Here, you can add apps to the iPod or remove them. This is also where you can sync up your email, Facebook, Twitter and other accounts via those apps.
Summary: Read and follow the direction in the Sync Your iPhone to iTunes article, as the iPod touch uses the same operating system as an iPhone. Using the USB cable, connect the iPod to your computer. Sync your content with iTunes with your (also included) cord. Understand the process to deleting a song from your device. Understand how you can add apps to your iPod, or how to Remove an app from the same iPod touch.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is by far the best method for cream-based sauces, such as Alfredo. The indirect heat ensures a more even, slower cooking method, reducing the chance of separation.  You can make your own double boiler out of two pans, or one pan and a glass, heat-safe bowl. If a double boiler is not an option, use the stovetop method instead, over very low heat. If possible, heat the sauce separately, then pour over cold pasta or heat as described above. If the sauce and pasta are well mixed, just add them both to the container. Leave it here until the water begins to simmer. Reheating the pasta and sauce together shouldn't cause any major problems, but the risk of chewy or mushy noodles is a little higher. A cream sauce separates so easily because it is an "emulsion," or suspension of fat and water. A fresh splash of cream or whole milk helps keep these together, reducing the chance that the sauce becomes an oily mess. Wine sauces are also emulsions, but the acidity can cause cream to curdle. To avoid these, mix in a little melted butter instead. Another option is reduced cream, meaning cream heated in a separate pan until some of the liquid has evaporated. The lower the heat, the less likely your sauce is to separate. Stir gently, to avoid breaking apart the ingredients. Eat while the sauce is hot. If the sauce "breaks" apart while reheating, take it off the heat and transfer a couple spoonfuls to a bowl. Rapidly whisk an egg yolk into the bowl until smooth, then transfer the mixture back to the sauce.  If you're heating the pasta as well as the sauce, the egg yolk method gets messy. Try a small handful of flour instead, to thicken the sauce and cut the greasiness. If you end up with lumps of cooked egg while whisking, discard that bowlful and try again with less liquid and faster whisking. If the lumps are small, just strain out the lumps and use the remaining liquid.
Summary: Heat water in the base of a double boiler. Place the sauce in the top of the double boiler. Add cream or milk to cream sauces. Add butter or reduced cream to wine sauces. Heat slowly, stirring occasionally. Add an egg yolk in emergencies.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Finches should be fed a diet of nutritious pellets as their main source of food. Feeding them seed mixes can lead to malnutrition because finches will select their favorites and avoid other seeds, so they will not get the proper balance of vitamins and minerals needed to thrive. Instead, offer your finch pellets as 75 to 80% of their daily diet.Seeds should be considered a treat item. Do not give your finch seeds as their main source of food. Offer your finches a variety of fruits and vegetables. About 20 to 25% of your finches' diet should come from fruits and vegetables.   Remove any untouched perishable food daily. Avoid avocado because it is toxic to finches. Give your finches two different areas to drink water. Try an open dish, which is the type that typically comes with the cage. Also use a clear drinker, which is a bottle that attaches to the side of the cage. This type has a spout or mini-dish at the bottom that the birds can drink from.  This will train the finches to drink from different types of water sources. This is important in case you give your birds to someone else. If the new owner doesn’t use the same type of water dispenser that you used, the bird may not know how to drink. It can easily become dehydrated in this case. Change the water every day to ensure that it is clean and fresh. Cuttle-bones are taken from cuttlefish and provide minerals like iron and calcium for your bird. Your bird will dig his beak into the soft side of the cuttlebone to get the calcium. This action will also keep his beak in good shape.
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assistant: Provide pellets as your finch's main source of food. Feed your finches some fruits and vegetables daily. Provide clean, fresh water daily. Provide goodies like cuttle-bones.