In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: 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!
Summary: 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.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While Sharepod doesn't directly interface with iTunes to move songs from your iPod to your computer, it does require iTunes to be installed and capable of sharing XML: Open iTunes. Click either Edit (Windows) or iTunes (Mac) in the upper-left corner of iTunes. Click Preferences... Click the Advanced tab. Check the "Share iTunes XML with other locations" box. Click OK Go to https://www.getsharepod.com/download/ in your computer's web browser. Sharepod is a free program for Windows and Mac that will allow you to transfer songs from your iPod directly onto your computer. You can use Sharepod with both modern iPods (such as the iPod Touch) and classic iPods. Click either Download for Windows or Download for Mac near the top of the page. The Sharepod setup file will download onto your computer. This process will vary slightly depending on your computer: Windows Double-click the Sharepod installation file, then follow the on-screen installation prompts. Sharepod may ask to install QuickTime for you; if so, accept the installation. Mac Double-click the Sharepod DMG file, click and drag the Sharepod logo onto the "Applications" folder icon, and follow any on-screen installation prompts. You may need to make an exception for Sharepod in your Mac's security settings. If you're using a non-Touch model of iPod, you'll need to enable your iPod's Disk Mode feature in order for your computer to recognize it. The process for enabling Disk Mode varies depending on the iPod: iPod Nano 6th or 7th Generation Press the Sleep/Wake and either Home (7th generation) or Volume Down (6th generation) buttons at the same time until the Apple logo appears, then hold down the Volume Down and Volume Up buttons until the Disk Mode screen appears. iPod with a Click Wheel Switch Hold on and off, press and hold Menu and Select until the Apple logo appears, release the buttons, and hold down Select and Play until the Disk Mode screen appears. iPod with a Touch/Scroll Wheel Switch Hold on and off, press and hold Play and Menu until the Apple logo appears, release the buttons, and press and hold Previous and Next until the Disk Mode screen appears. iPod Classic Disk Mode is neither supported nor needed when connecting a classic iPod to your computer. Plug one end of your iPod's charger cable into one of your computer's USB ports, then plug the other end of the cable into your iPod. You may need a USB 3.0 to USB-C adapter for your Mac if your Mac doesn't have any traditional USB ports. Once Sharepod is installed, double-click its app icon. Sharepod may open automatically at the end of the installation process. This will take you to the main Sharepod window. At this point, iTunes will re-open if you closed it earlier. You'll need to allow it to run in the background while you use Sharepod. Hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) while you click each song that you want to select. If you want to transfer all of your iPod's music onto your computer, skip to the next step's substep. Once your music is selected, click TRANSFER in the bottom-right corner of the window, click Transfer selected to a folder, select a folder on your computer, and click OK. If you want to transfer all of your iPod's music onto your computer, click TRANSFER, then click Transfer everything to a folder... in the drop-down menu. It's a green button in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so will move your selected music into your preferred folder on your computer.
Summary:
Enable iTunes sharing. Open the Sharepod website. Download Sharepod. Install Sharepod. Put your iPod in Disk Mode. Attach your iPod to your computer. Open Sharepod. Click Done when prompted. Select music. Select a transfer folder. Click GO.