In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 176 Celsius. Grease and flour a 9-inch square pan. In a large bowl, mix the gluten-free flour, cocoa powder, sugar, salt, and xanthan gum. Stir with a whisk until well-combined. Pour in the cooking oil, vinegar, vanilla extract, water, and egg. Mix well with the whisk or use a hand-mixer and blend until the cake batter forms and there are no more flour streaks. Using a rubber spatula, scrape the cake batter into both of the cake pans. Remove any leftover batter by scraping the edges of the bowl. Place the cake pan in the oven to bake. Have the cake bake for about 30-35 minutes, until the cake rises and is fluffy. Remove the pan from the oven and have the cake cool on a wire rack for about ten minutes. Leave the cake until it is cool enough to touch. Frost with chocolate buttercream frosting and/or decorate with any desired toppings such as berries, powdered sugar, coconut flakes, and sprinkles. Slice the chocolate cake and serve on a serving plate. Enjoy!
Summary: Prepare to make the cake. Combine the dry ingredients. Add the wet ingredients. Pour the batter into the pan. Bake the cake. Let the cake cool. Frost and decorate. Serve and enjoy!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Surfing the internet takes up hours of people's time without them even realizing it. The internet has a virtually unlimited stream of information. Try Google searching something you find interesting, or go for an info hunt on Wikipedia. If you just want the time to pass faster, sites like Buzzfeed specialize in mildly amusing distractions. The possibilities for the web are endless, and virtually every curiosity can be satisfied with a working internet connection. Nothing quite makes the time fly past than a great TV show. Shows from AMC and HBO are often film-quality, and can keep you occupied for hours and hours. Watch a show via Netflix or your computer. It's recommended that you do this in your bedroom where it's private. If your parents see you watching TV, they might make a stink about it. Movies are always recommended as well, but because it's assumed you probably have a fair amount of time on your hands, you have a perfect opportunity to catch up on longer TV shows. Video games are lots of fun. If you have a console in your house, there's a good chance you already go out of your way to play them. If it's just a matter of not being able to go see friends, video games are a great way to kill time. What's more, you can play a multiplayer game and interact with your friends as such. If you would normally be out spending time with your friends, it will probably feel weird to be separated from them for a time. Luckily, if your phone wasn't confiscated, you can keep in contact with them over the phone. Let your friends in on the situation, and get them to keep you up to date on what's going on with the outside world. If you have your phone or a computer and wish you were out with friends, it can feel good to make plans for a day after you're ungrounded again. Suggest to go see a movie together, or meet up for food. Although it won't change your current setting much, the fact that you'll have a social event to look forward to once the punishment is over.
Summary: Surf the internet. Binge watch a good TV show. Play a video game. Text your friends. Make plans with friends once your grounding is up.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lay one of the treads you cut on the floor between the side rails. Then, mark its height on the side rails to help center your pilot holes. Move the tread out of the way after making the markings. The bottom rail rests on the ground in order to provide structural support. Create 2 pilot holes per side through the rails with a drill bit that is slightly thinner than the 2.5in (6.4cm) screws you'll use here. Put the tread back into position on the floor and drive the 4 screws through the pilot holes and into the tread. Use a counter-sink drill bit for the pilot holes if you want to completely conceal the screw heads later. Along each side rail, measure the distance from the top of the bottom tread to the top of the upper bunk's bed deck. Divide this measurement by 6 (for the remaining treads) and use this result to mark the location for each tread along both rails. For instance, if the measured distance is 66 inches (170cm), the centered markings for each tread will be 11 inches (28cm) apart. If you have a taller than normal bed, you may need more than 6 additional treads. Working from the top-down or bottom-up, hold a cut tread centered between a set of the spacing positions you just marked. Use a spirit level (bar level) to make sure the tread is level both width- and depth-wise. Mark its top and bottom positioning against the inside of both side rails. Using your markings for guidance, drill pilot holes 2 per side per tread through the side rails. Then, using a level as your work to confirm the positioning, secure each tread to the rails with 2.5in (6.4cm) wood screws. Recruit a friend to make this easier! While you can debate whether this is a ladder or a staircase, its angled rails and flat treads may be easier for kids to navigate than a vertical bed ladder.
Summary:
Position the bottom tread at the base of the side rails. Drill pilot holes and attach the bottom rail. Mark the spacing for the remaining treads on the side rails. Mark the leveled position for each tread on the side rails. Drill pilot holes and screw the remaining treads in place.