In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should look like a balloon on a string that's caught in a light breeze, or perhaps a lollipop with an arched stick. The circle represents the fox's head, and the curve traces the path of its spine. Make the curved line about 3 times as long as the diameter of the circle. Create a "T" shape that covers the bottom half of the circle. Double the length of the T's vertical stem by extending it below the circle, then sketch in a "U" shape for the muzzle that surrounds the lower half of the T's stem. Draw 2 tall, pointed arcsroughly the shape of wishbonesfor the ears. Imagine the circle as a clock face and place them at about the 10 and 2 o'clock positions. In basic terms, draw a reverse image of the circle and curve that you started with so that the 2 curved lines connect the 2 circles. The lines should curve a bit like a pair of parentheses ( ) while the lower circle should have a bit more of an oval shape. Don't center the rear thigh straight below the head. Rather, off-set it so it's roughly centered under the left ear. For the tail, make an irregular oval that narrows towards the fox's front side and appears a bit squashed flat on top. Make it overlap and extend beyond the bottom half of the oval representing the fox's thigh. For the near-side front shoulder, draw a circle that's slightly smaller than the head and place it right between the 2 curves that outline the body. Extend a line down from the circle at about a 30 degree forward angle, then draw a parallel line that extends from the curved line that represents the abdomen. The two parallel lines establish the positioning of the fox's front legs. Sketch in a pair of parallel lines on either side of each of the lines you just drew for the legs. Each leg should be about two-thirds as thick as the diameter of the upper shoulder circle. Sketch in a triangle at the bottom of each leg to outline the front feet. Go around the smooth outline of your fox and add in jagged lines where fur would likely be tuftedfor instance, along the chest and spine, inside the ears, around the tail, on top of the thigh, on the underside of the shoulder, and on the paws. Then, use the T shape on the face to guide your placement of the eyes, nose, and mouth. Draw in 2 football-shaped eyes that are attached to the underside of the horizontal line of the T shape. Center the circular nose inside the U-shaped muzzle. Make the mouth a simple horizontal line across the bottom quarter of the muzzle. Go back over the jagged lines you made for the fur, and darken and add further detail to the facial features, the paws, and any other areas that need further refinement. Once you're done penning in the features, erase all unnecessary pencil lines.
Summary: Start with a circle and a curved line extending from its bottom left. Sketch in the pointed ears and rounded snout on the circular head. Add another circle and curved line to outline the fox's body and rear thigh. Use more ovals and lines to outline the tail and legs. Thicken the legs and add triangles for the front paws. Sketch in the face and create a jagged outline to represent fur. Darken your detailed lines with pen and erase your penciled-in sketch lines.

Problem: Article: Once it's up and running, press the iTunes Store button on the Navigation bar on the right hand side of the screen. If you do not have an iTunes account, you will have to create one. Download iTunes from their website if you need to. It's free and the folks at Apple make it pretty straightforward. Once you've got the program on your computer, create an account and sign in. Your email should pop up on the left hand side of the bar along with "Music," "Movies," and all your other choices. If you have a remaining balance, that, too, will pop up next to your email. Watch for that to change once you've registered your gift card. If a different account is logged in, click on the email being displayed and select "Sign Out." It'll then prompt you to sign in with a different email. There are two ways to do this: On the panel on the right side, "Redeem" can be found under Quick Links. It's next to "Account," "Purchased, and "Support." Click on your email on the toolbar. It'll then give you the options of "Account," "Redeem," "Wish List," and "Sign Out." You may have to scratch off the grey box on the back of your card to reveal your 16-digit number. Each code tells Apple how much your card or certificate is worth. Once entered in correctly, a box will pop up telling you how much your account has been credited. Check on the iTunes gift card what country of iTunes it can be used on; they are not interchangeable. So, if you are on the wrong country's version of the site, you'll need to go to the very bottom of the store's page and press My Store. You will then be able to pick the country of your choice. Buy any of the songs, videos, audiobooks, games, TV shows, or movies of your choosing. iTunes will require your password for any purchase and not let you go above your balance unless you have credit card information otherwise provided.
Summary:
Open up iTunes. Verify that you're signed into the account you want to use. Click "Redeem" on the screen of the iTunes Store page. Enter your code. Start shopping.