In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should be the 1/2 mortar marker that joins your 1st and 2nd rows. For the second row it should already be in place, but you need to remember to move the line each time you move up a row so that you know the height you have to hit. You can also use a bolster, which may make a cleaner cut. Still, bricks are meant to break cleanly. Tap on the point you want to cut the brick with the back of a hammer until you see a crack, then hit this spot hard, once, to cut the brick in half. You need to stagger your bricks, meaning that one brick in the second row sits on two bricks in the row below it. To do this, you'll start every other new row with half a brick. You don't need a perfectly clean, smooth cut. The rough edges will help hold the mortar. You do not want to make the next row right on top of the first one, so that the joints line up. Mortar and place the half brick, then place a full brick next it like normal. Do this on both ends of the wall, so that each side has a half brick and a full brick in place. To help you stay level, you build the ends of the wall up a course higher than you're working on, making it appear like there are staircases on the ends of the wall. You then fill in the bottom row, build the sides up a little higher, then continue until you reach the top. Remember to use the guideline and your level together to make sure the bricks are even and at the right height. Your gauging rods should help you place the end bricks, as they will line up right with the marks planted at the end of your wall. Place roughly 1/2" of mortar down, press the brick into place, check the straightness with the guideline and level, and wipe up any excess mortar. Then repeat until the second row is done. You want to have the ends of your wall one course higher than the row you are currently working on. This is especially important if the wall has pillars on either end. With each row, the process is the same. However, remember to use half-bricks every other row to ensure that the joints in each row are not perfectly lined up. Move the guideline. Apply mortar. Press a brick into either end of the wall, using the guidelines and level to make sure they are at the right height. Do the same thing one row above the one you're currently working on. Measure, mortar, and build the bottommost row, (infill the courses). Repeat the process one row higher.
Summary: Move your guideline up to the next marker. Cut a brick in half with a firm tap from the pointed end of a hammer. Start the second row with 1/2 a brick on both ends. Mortar and place one full brick on top of your ends. Fill in the entire bottom row. Continue building your wall from the ends inward.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many ebook sites offer computer-friendly file formats, but reading pdfs or text files can be a pain. If you don't have an ereader device but do have a computer, try these free options: Download FBReader to read all common ebook formats, including epub and MOBI. The Mac version is incomplete as of February 2016. Download Adobe Digital Editions to read the epub format. Read Kindle (MOBI format) ebooks using Kindle Cloud Reader, Kindle for PC, or Kindle for Mac. There are dozens of online databases dedicated to free ebooks. These often focus on new, unknown authors, but there are exceptions. ManyBooks.net, GetFreeBooks, and Free-Ebooks.net are just a few places to start. The most famous of these is Project Gutenberg, with its massive collection of public works. The Internet Archive, ReadPrint.com, Europeana, and Digital Public Library of America are similar projects. If your country has strict copyright laws, it is possible that a work may still be illegal to download in your country. For example, Project Gutenberg Australia includes some works which are still copyrighted in the U.S. Almost all ebook stores have a free section, including the Amazon Kindle Store, Kobo, Nook Books, and Google Play Books. Less well-known options include Smashwords, a popular indie publishing site, and Feedbooks, an ebook store aimed at mobile devices. More and more libraries are providing free, temporary ebook downloads, straight onto a personal device. Check with your library to find out if it uses the Overdrive app or another system.
Summary: Find a free ereader for the computer. Browse free ebook collections. Search in copyright-free collections. Check the free sections of ebook stores. Borrow ebooks from your library.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most of us have clothes in our wardrobes that we don't wear anymore, or no longer fit. Look through your closet and identify any clothes that you haven't worn in the last year. List the clothes on sites like eBay, Craigslist, or Designer Wardrobe and simply wait for people to buy them! Try listing your clothes for sale on your social media channels and see if any of your friends are keen to buy them. Take high quality pictures of your clothes to increase the likelihood of people purchasing them. and sell old or unused items. Look around your house and gather unwanted items into boxes. Consider selling old children's toys, DVDs and video games, furniture, and clothes. Put up signs around your neighborhood advertising your garage sale and let friends and family know. Arrange the items for sale on tables or on a rug. Price your items realistically to increase the amount of money you make. It's better to sell lots of items for a slightly lower price than to only sell a few things. Ask your parents for help if you live at home. Selling unwanted household items is one of the quickest ways to make money quickly. Simply take photos of anything you no longer use and list the item online. Make sure to include all the details of the item, such as the dimensions and brand, so that people know what they are buying. Research what similar second-hand goods are selling for and set your prices accordingly. Craigslist, eBay, and Facebook Marketplace are popular and effective sites for selling second-hand goods. Always be safe when you sell items online. Offer to post items instead of having buyers pick them up. If the buyer needs to pick an item up, make sure someone else is home when they arrive.
Summary:
Sell any clothes that you no longer wear. Host a garage sale List unused items online or on social media pages.