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One-sentence summary -- Mash the avocado in a medium bowl using a fork or a potato masher. Add the chopped eggs and continue to mash until the ingredients are blended. Add in the mustard, vinegar, garlic powder, dill weed and salt. Stir in the seasonings just until all of the ingredients are blended. Spread the mixture on bread slices or in a wrap. Serve it with lettuce and tomato or a dill pickle garnish if desired.

Q: Power chords are simple 2-finger chords used for big, brash, and quick songs. If you've never made them, they are actually easy to build. Start with your index finger on any fret on the top two strings -- use the first note of the Seven Nation Army riff (7th fret, 5th string) to start. Now, simply place your ring finger one string and two frets down, on the 9th fret, 4th string. Only play these two strings -- this is your power chord For even bigger, better chords, add your pinky on the string and fret below your ring finger (9th fret, 3rd string), so your final chord has three notes. The note your index finger is on determines the chord. Since the note in the example is an E, this is an E power chord. This is the section that begins with the words (in the first verse, at least) "and the message in my eyes..." As he says this you should: Hit a G power chord (3rd fret, 6th string) for one full measure. Switch to an A power chord (5th fret, 6th string) or an open A (2nd fret, 2nd-4th strings) for one full measure. You want to start with one big strum, followed up by a shorter one. In case you've forgotten, an E power chord looks like this: e|--X-- B|--X-- G|--X-- D|-(9)- A|--9-- E|--7-- You want to practice keeping the same finger shape together as you move across the neck, since power chords all of the same shape. After the second, quicker strum, jump quickly up to the 10th fret and strum it once. This chord takes the place of the 5th fret, 3rd string shown in the bass riff above. e|--XX-- B|--XX-- G|--XX-- D|-(12)- A|--12-- E|--10-- From here on out, you'll be repeating the bass riff, just with power chords. Hit the E one more time on you way back up the guitar. Your next chord is another power chord, the 5th fret on the 5th string. e|--X-- B|--X-- G|--X-- D|-(7)- A|--7-- E|--5-- Keep on following the bass riff. The chord is still the same shape. This is a C power cord, sometimes called a C5. e|--X-- B|--X-- G|--X-- D|-(5)- A|--5-- E|--3-- The last chord is the B and is located on the 2nd fret of the 5th string. Once you've hit this, there is a brief pause before you simply repeat the chords once more for the chorus. e|--X-- B|--X-- G|--X-- D|-(4)- A|--4-- E|--2-- "Seven Nation Army" is simple, and doesn't have any vigorous strumming. After learning all of the power chords, you need to learn the actual song. There are three parts: a verse, a chorus, and a bridge. Listen to the song to see how the music changes during these parts. The Verse is only bass and drums. You can, however, play the chords of the song, or play the bass riff on guitar. The bridge is simply your way in and out of the chorus. At the end of the verse, right before jumping into the power chords, play the two chord bridge. You also play it after the chorus, right before going into the verse again. The chorus is your power chord riff. This exact same riff is also played behind the guitar solo.
A: Review you power chords if you've never used them. Learn the two-chord bridge into the chorus. Start the chorus with two strums of an E power chord. Slide your whole power chord down to the 10th fret to play a G. Slide right back to the E chord for one quick strum. Hit the 5th fret, D power chord as you slide back up the neck. Keep moving to the 3rd fret power chord. Land the last power chord on the 2nd fret, then repeat the entire thing. Listen to the song repeatedly to learn the rhythm and order of the song.

Article: If your tapestry is too thick for clothespins, velcro may keep it adhered to the wall better. Although this method can also be used on paper tapestries, it is not ideal. If you need to remove the velcro strips, you risk tearing the tapestry. Apply 1 velcro strip for each corner of the tapestry. If your tapestry is larger, apply velcro strips to the sides as well. Adhere the rough side of the velcro strips to the wall to keep your tapestry securely attached to the wall. Measure your tapestry beforehand so you know how far apart to align the velcro strips. Apply the soft side of the velcro strips to the tapestry on its 4 corners and its sides, if applicable. Align your tapestry with the wall as you attach the velcro strips to make sure they are evenly spaced. Press down on the velcro strips as you attach them to keep the tapestry from falling down later. If your velcro strips are not equally aligned, remove the side attached to the tapestry and re-align it with the wall.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use velcro on thicker fabric tapestries. Adhere 4-6 velcro strips to the wall. Adhere 4-6 velcro strips to the tapestry. Hang your tapestry to the wall with the velcro strips.

Article: You can use an Ethernet cable to connect your TV to your router. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into your router, and the other one into the port on the back of your smart TV. Open your smart TV's menu from your remote, and navigate to your network settings. This option may also have a different name like Wireless Settings or Internet Connection. Once this option is enabled and your TV is connected to your router, you should immediately connect to the internet.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find the Ethernet port on the back of your TV. Connect an Ethernet cable from your router to your TV. Go to your smart TV's Network Settings menu. Select the option to enable wired internet connection.