Article: Restoring the iPod may require downloading the newest version of iTunes or the latest iPod software. Check to make sure you have the latest version by clicking on the iTunes menu, and selecting Check for updates... After a few moments, it should be listed in the left frame of the iTunes window. If you don't have the frame open, you can select your device from the dropdown menu in the top-right corner of iTunes. Click on your iPod to open the Summary tab of the main iTunes window. If your device is not recognized and the display shows a sad face, try putting the iPod into Disk Mode before restoring. If you cannot enter Disk Mode, then there is a hardware issue. This will erase everything on your iPod and restore it to factory conditions. Accept the warning prompts and your restore will begin. Mac users will be asked for the administrator password. If using Windows, you may see one or more restore options prompting iTunes to automatically download the latest iPod Software. Holding down the SHIFT key before clicking the Restore button will allow you to browse your computer for version of firmware you wish to use. iTunes will display a progress bar while it is working. When this stage is done, iTunes will present one of two messages with instructions specific to the iPod model you are restoring: Disconnect iPod and connect it to iPod Power Adapter (for older iPod models). Leave iPod connected to computer to complete restore (applies to new iPod models). During the second stage of the restore process, the iPod will display a progress bar on the screen. It is very important that the iPod remain connected to the computer or iPod power adapter during this stage. The progress bar may be difficult to see because the backlight on the iPod display may be turned off. Once the restore process is complete, iTunes will open the Setup Assistant. You will be asked to name the iPod and select your sync options. At this point, the iPod has been fully reset. Sync it to your computer to reload your music.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make sure that your computer has an active internet connection. Launch iTunes. Connect your iPod to your computer. Click Restore. Wait for the first stage of the restore process to complete. Keep the iPod connected. Setup your iPod.

Problem: Article: By default, Telnet is not installed with Windows 7. It will need to be manually activated in order for you to use it. You can do so through the Control Panel, which can be accessed from the Start menu. The option available to you will depend on whether your Control Panel is in Icon or Category view, but they both take you to the same place. You may be asked for the Administrator password. In the list of available features, you will see an entry labeled Telnet Client. You may have to scroll down to find it. Check the box next to Telnet Client, and click OK. You may have to wait a minute or two for the client to be installed after selecting it. If you'd rather do everything through the Command Prompt, you can install Telnet with a quick command. First, open the Command Prompt by typing cmd into the Run box. At the command line, type pkgmgr /iu:"TelnetClient" and press Enter. After a moment, you will be returned to the command prompt. Restart the command prompt to begin using Telnet.
Summary: Open the Control Panel. Open "Programs and Features" or "Programs". Click the "Turn Windows features on or off" link. Find the "Telnet Client" entry. Install Telnet through the command prompt.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the puzzle is already in cube form or if you've been working on solving it, you'll need to start over. Unwind the pieces so it makes 1 line that looks like a series of stairs. Arrange the line so the pieces at the end of the left-hand side point up and the pieces at the end of the right-hand side point down. The column on the farthest right will be pointing downward. Look for the third diagonal column to the left of the right-hand edge, which should be pointing up and to the left and have 3 cubes. Fold the 3 cubes of that row 180 toward you underneath the puzzle so they are now parallel with and even to the row next to them. Take the 2-cube column next to the 2 parallel columns and rotate it back 90. Then rotate the column on the end 90 upward so the 3 cubes are vertical. Keeping your hand on the last pieces you moved, rotate both columns inward toward you 90. Then, push the 3-cube column down and away from you 90 so it is parallel with the floor. Find the bottom cube of the second 3-cube column from the left. Fold it in toward you 90. Then, find the lowest cube on the column to the left of the column you just manipulated and rotate it 180 clockwise. Find the top cube in the 2-cube column you just rotated. Rotate it 90 to the right so the 3-column row is stacked on the row beneath it. The long piece on the right will look like stairs. Fold the last cube on the right-hand side in the 3-cube column you just rotated upwards 180 away from you so it lies flat on the row beneath it. Then, let go of the puzzle with your left hand, using your right hand to hold the pieces in the "stair" line that haven't yet been folded. This will rotate the puzzle so the extra cubes are on top. Grasp the 2 columns of cubes that are sticking up in the line next to the partially completed cube and fold them down 90 toward you. Then rotate the column on the right side of the cube back away from you 180. Flip the column to the right of the cube back toward you 180. Then fold the column that is the second to the end on the right-hand side down 90. To finish the puzzle, rotate the last remaining column 180.

SUMMARY: Unwind the pieces to make 1 line. Fold the third diagonal column from the right 180 beneath itself. Rotate the pieces on the right side back 90 then up 90. Flip the same pieces inward 90 then fold the last column down 90. Rotate the left-hand columns inward 90 then clockwise 180. Rotate the right-hand columns 90 to the right then 180 away from you. Fold the last cube in the 3-cube column to the left 90. Rotate the end columns down 90 then back 180. Fold the last 3 columns into a "u" shape to complete the puzzle.

Snowboards are usually measured from tip to tip in centimeters. To size a board, place the tip on the ground and stand the board up to your face. -- the top of the board should reach your chin. However, there are a lot of benefits buying a shorter or longer boards. In general, shorter boards are more maneuverable and longer boards are more stable and can go faster. Beginners should choose a board on the longer end -- one that reaches their nose when stood up, for example. Heavier riders should consider slightly longer boards to distribute their weight. On the back of every board is a weight classification, so get the right board for your body. If you're too heavy you could break the board, too light and you will have trouble maneuvering. The width of a board needs to fit your body, and most people will be fine with a normal board width of 246-255 millimeters. Your snowboarding boots should barely hang over the edges of the board when you stand on it, with no more than an inch of your toes and heels sticking out on either side. Generally, those with a US men's size 11 or US women's size 11.5 shoe and larger should get a "wide" board (250+ millimeters). If your foot is smaller then a men's 7 or a women's 9 you should choose a narrow board (235-245 millimeters). There are 2 main snowboard bases, both start by being pieces of plastic: Extruded The pieces are melt together, is less dense and less porous which makes it slower but easier to maintain. Sintered The pieces are pressed together, which makes it more porous and dense. It's faster and more durable.
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Choose a board size. Make sure the board is made for your weight. Choose the right board width for your feet. Check out the base material to know how fast a snowboard is.