Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Cut the sides. Assemble the sides. Prepare for the connections. Build the chair back. Insert the back/seat combination. Secure everything in place. Sand and prepare the surface. Paint the wood."
article: You'll need 2x2s, 1x4s, a sheet of 1.5" plywood, 1/4" dowels, wood glue, 2.5" decking screws, double ended screws, a drill with a 1/4" bit, a jigsaw, and a circular saw. The saws can both be rented from major hardware stores and other local companies. You'll need to cut: Two 16.5" pieces of 2x2 Two 37" pieces of 2x2 Two 14" pieces of 1x4 One 14" piece of 1x4, then split that lengthwise into two long pieces. Drill 1/4" holes half-way into the 16.5" posts, 1 1/6" from the top and then 2 1/3" from the top. Cut identically spaced 1/4" holes into both ends of the 1x4 boards. Drill 1/4" holes half-way into the 37" posts, 15 1/3" from the bottom, then 14 1/6" from the bottom. Glue and then insert dowels into the holes. Then you can fit all of the pieces together to form the two sides of the chair. The side pieces should be flush with the tops of the short posts. Slide the split 1x4s 4" up from the bottom on either side piece and screw them into place with decking screws. Cut three pieces of 14" 1x4, and cut a 12" piece of 1x4 into 3 pieces. Cut a 17x17" square from the plywood for the seat. Then cut 1.5"x1.5" notches out of two of the corners of the board, to make room for the back posts. Drill 1/4" dowel holes into one of the 1x4s at the edge on one of the long sides (one hole centered and the other two 4 1/3" from each end of the board). Line up this piece with the seat piece on the side that has the notches. Mark the locations of the dowel holes from the 1x4 onto the seat piece between the two notches. Drill 1/4" dowel holes there as well. Drill 1/4" dowel holes, centered, into each of your 3 pieces created from the 1x4. Drill centered pilot holes in your posts for your decking screws 1 3/4" from the top of the short posts and 14 3/4 from the bottom of your tall posts. Glue and insert dowels into both ends of the 3 pieces created from the 1x4. Then, insert them into the 1x4 and into the seat back. Allow the glue to set before proceeding. Glue and then position the seat in place with the two side pieces below it, the back posts fit snugly into their notches. Insert the decking screws through the plywood and down into the center of the front posts. Glue and slide the two final aprons (front and back), and then screw them into place through the pilot holes you made earlier (passing through the posts and into the side of the apron). Then insert two more decking screws going through the seat and into the back apron, with the screw place in between the 3 vertical bars. You can create an even stronger connect with corner brackets on the inside of the chair, if you want to. Sand the enter surface of the chair to prepare it for staining or painting. You can also use this time to round out edges if you don't like the clean line look. Paint or stain the wood however you like. When it's dry, you're done! Enjoy your new chair!

Write an article based on this "Turn off Parental Controls on PS4 with a password. Turn off Parental Controls on a PS4 without the password by resetting the system to factory settings. Disable Parental Controls on PS3 with a password. Disable parental controls on PS3 without a password by resetting the system to default settings."
article: NOTE: The default password is 0000. To remove all controls, you will have to disable controls in nine separate areas. Log into the Sub Account you are changing. From the Home Screen, press up on the d-pad to get to the Function area. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Restrict Use of PS4 Features > Application. Select Allow to remove all restrictions. Next, go to Settings > Parental Controls > Restrict Use of PS4 Features > Blu-Ray Disc and select Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Restrict Use of PS4 Features > DVD and select Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Restrict Use of PS4 Features > Internet Browser and select Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Restrict Use of PS4 Features > Select New User and Log in to PS4 and select Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Sub Account Management, select the Sub Account you want to change and press the X button. Choose Parental Controls and under Chat/Message choose Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Sub Account Management, select the Sub Account you want to change and press the X button. Choose Parental Controls and under User-Generated Media choose Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Sub Account Management, select the Sub Account you want to change and press the X button. Choose Parental Controls and under Content Restriction choose Allow. Go to Settings > Parental Controls > Sub Account Management, select the Sub Account you want to change and press the X button. Choose Parental Controls and under Monthly Spending Limit choose Unlimited. First, restart your system in safe mode. Turn off the PS4. Once it is off, press and hold the power button. Release it after you hear two beeps one when you first press it, and another 7 seconds later. Connect the DualShock 4 controller with the USB cable and press the PS button on the controller. You are now in safe mode. Select Restore Default Settings to restore your PS4 to the factory default settings. Once your PS4 restarts, you can now remove parental controls as indicated above. The password will be 0000. NOTE: you will have to disable three separate sets of controls to gain access to all content and to the web. Go to the Settings tab and select Security Settings. Go to Parental Control and enter your four digit password (the default is 0000). Set parental controls to Off and click through the next screen by clicking OK. Next, go to BD Parental Control. Enter your four digits password. Click Do Not Restrict. Finally, go to Internet Browser Start Control and enter your password. Click Off. Go to the Settings tab and select System Settings. Select Restore Default Settings and when prompted select Yes. You can now remove parental controls as in the instructions above. The default password will be 0000.

Write an article based on this "Find the problem. Check the environment. Check the flour types. Use the proper container. Check your ingredients. Ease up on the salt."
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Consider several of the following points to do some preliminary diagnosis. It may be that a simple correction to the environment can fix the problem with no further effort. Check the dough and yeast type. Some sourdough cultures are very slow rising and may need several hours to rise. A Make sure the yeast is still within its expiration date.Powdered yeast in packets last a long time, as does storing jars of dry yeast in the freezer. However, both fresh and dried yeast have a lifespan after which they will function weakly, or not at all. The ideal temperature is approx 100F (38C) and high humidity. Move too far out of that range, and your yeast will not be happy. Breads made with cake or all-purpose flour, have low gluten and protein contents, so your dough may riseand then collapse. This can also happen if you have a dough that has too high a ratio of water to flour. Some flours contain antifungal ingredients to prolong shelf life. As yeast is a proud member of the Fungi kingdom, this will most definitely inhibit growth. Organic, additive-free unbleached white bread flour works best for a good loaf of white bread. Heavier flours such as whole wheat, rye and other types of whole-grain flour will result in a heavy loaf that does not rise as much as fine white bread flour. The pan, banneton, or tray you use will make a difference. Too large, and the dough has nothing to push against when rising, so won't rise upwards. Instead, it will spread and possibly collapse. Small buns do well placed fairly close together. Some spices, such as cinnamon, are naturally anti-fungal. For sweet fruit buns or cinnamon rolls, you usually want a fast rise, as the cinnamon will eventually kill the yeast off. Some dried fruits also are coated with antifungals as a preservative. Organic dried fruits are expensive but much better for baking. What many bakers do is use standard dried fruit but don't add it till the final proofing. Salt is a required ingredient for developing the gluten proteins that make for a smooth elastic dough, but too much will kill the yeast. Add only the required amount, and add it to the flour, not the water, at the beginning.