Write an article based on this "Purchase anchors rated for the weight you want to hang. Get a drill and set of masonry bits that match your screw size. Choose whether to drill into brick or mortar. Mark where you will drill holes. Drive the drill bit into each mark."
article: Set the object on a scale and record its weight. Purchase anchors that are rated for things at least this weight, and preferably above. For instance, if you are hanging a framed picture that weighs 7 pounds (3,200g), then purchase anchors that are approved for 10 pounds (4,500g). You can find anchors suitable for brick at any hardware store. If you are hanging a large or heavy item, you can try using multiple anchors. For instance, you can try hanging a 10 pounds (4,500g) framed picture using 2 anchors rated for at least 5 pounds (2,300g). Look for these at a hardware store if you don't already have them. Use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the width of the screws you are using, to ensure a snug fit. For instance, if you are using anchors with screws that are 0.25 inches (0.64cm) wide, then use a drill bit that is only 316 inch (0.48cm) wide. Packages of anchors will list the width of the screws. If possible, choose the mortar between the bricks, since it is softer than brick and easier to drill into. You can drill directly into the bricks themselves, it will just take a little more time and effort. It is also preferable to drill into mortar since bricks are often hollow and will not create as secure of a support. Use a marker or pencil to plot out each hole you need to drill. Make sure that the holes are at least several times the width of a screw apart from each other. If you drill holes that are too close together, the mortar or brick can become weakened and crack. If you are hanging a fairly light object, just plan to have one anchor in the middle. You can place one anchor on each side of a larger object to provide more support. Measure the height of each screw location before drilling the holes. Place a level on the line between the 2 marks to make sure that they are even. Keep the drill bit at a right angle to the wall, and work slowly. Remember to use a bit that is narrower than the screw you want to use. Drill slightly deeper than your screws/anchors are long. For instance, if your screws are 0.75 inches (1.9cm) long, drill about 0.8 inches (2.0cm) deep. Reverse the drill bit when you're done to get the debris out of the hole. You can also insert a pipe cleaner into the hole and use it to pull the dust out.

Write an article based on this "Place the pine nuts in a dry skillet. Turn the burner to medium-low and heat the pine nuts for 3 minutes. Remove the pine nuts once they're golden brown. Store the pine nuts for up to 1 week in an airtight container."
article: Set the skillet on the stove and put as many shelled pine nuts as you want to toast into the skillet. Spread them so they're in a single layer. If you want to toast a lot of pine nuts, you may need to make them in batches. Toasting the pine nuts in a skillet is one of the fastest ways to toast a small number of pine nuts. You'll need to stir them frequently so they don't burn. If you prefer, swirl the skillet carefully so the pine nuts slide around. Because the pine nuts will continue to cook even once you turn off the burner, transfer the golden brown pine nuts to a plate or baking sheet. This will allow them to cool quickly. Put the cooled pine nuts into an airtight storage container and keep them at room temperature. Put them somewhere out of direct sunlight so they don't turn rancid. For longer storage, refrigerate or freeze the toasted pine nuts for up to 3 to 6 months in an airtight storage container.

Write an article based on this "Keep makeup simple and natural if you want to wear it. Smile often to brighten up your face. Stand up straight to look more confident."
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You can definitely have too much of a good thing when it comes to makeup. Piling on the powder and eyeliner makes you look fake and clownish. A natural look is much more attractive. Start with a light coverage foundation or BB cream as your base. For your eyes, lightly brush on eyeshadow in a neutral color like a soft brown or cream and apply a swipe of mascara. Finish it off with a clear gloss or nude lip color. Ask your mom or an older sister to help you learn to apply makeup. Avoid heavy powders, bright colors, or too much product. Less is more! Watch video tutorials online or look on Pinterest for inspiration and guidance. Don't be afraid to experiment at home to see what looks good on you. For girls with glasses, focus more on playing up your eyes since they're a little covered by your frames. Some extra mascara will help them stand out behind your lenses. Smiling makes you seem more friendly and approachable. Don't force it, though. A natural smile, where your eyes crinkle slightly and you show a little teeth (if that's comfortable for you), is prettiest. Keep your lips moisturized by putting on chapstick or lip balm often so they aren't cracked and chapped. Practice your smile in front of a mirror or by taking selfies. You'll learn what looks best for you, whether that's a closed vs. open mouth or a slight vs. wide grin. Don't be embarrassed to smile if you have braces. Remember it's just temporary and focus on how amazing your teeth are going to look when you get them off! When you have good posture, you appear more sure of yourself. Fix sloppy slouching by standing with your shoulders back, chest slightly forward, and chin up. Focus on lengthening your spine while you keep your core and abs pulled in tight. Look at yourself in the mirror to check your posture or download an app like PostureZone that will take a picture of you and evaluate your stance.