For this trick you will need to cut one of your cards in half. Do this with a trick deck you don't plan to use for card games. Take out four cards: three jacks of any suit and a number card (4 of hearts or 7 of diamonds). Use a pair of scissors to cut the numerical card in half so that the top and bottom of the card are still clear. Then use tape to join the ends of the severed card together. Don't tape in front of the inside of the card. Your card should now be able to be folded without tape showing. Fold the numerical card on top of one of the jacks. Hold the cards so that the masked jack is in the middle of the other jacks. When showing the hand to people it should look like a numerical card in between jacks. Once you have the prepared cards in your hand, you're ready to try it on someone. First show your audience the "three" cards. Make some type of line about how one card is being sandwiched between two jacks. You want to get them thinking about the two jacks in your hand. " Now you're ready to finalize the trick. Turn the cards over so they are face down and pull them onto a surface starting with the bottom card. The masked jack will look like any old face down card. It is important to grip and conceal the sleeve card. Have someone from the audience flip the cards over. When finished successfully, the audience will see three jacks. Practice concealing the "mask" and work on preforming this trick quickly. The faster you can do the trick, the more convincing your act is.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather your hand. Prepare the number card. Mask one of the jacks. Set up the trick. Make the jack "jump.

Making cloth diapers is not difficult, but you will need some special tools and materials to do it. To create your own cloth diapers, you will need: flannel material microfiber towels precision knife cutting mat sewing machine serger (optional) Sewing through already serged edges may break your needle. To avoid breaking your needle on the serged edges of the microfiber towels, you will need to cut off the outer edges of your microfiber and flannel material square. Use your cutting mat and precision knife to cut off these edges. You can also use a ruler or other straight edge to ensure that that you cut the fabric evenly.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather your materials. Cut off the outer edges of the microfiber and flannel square.

It's usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen. It's on the left side of the menu. It's in the left column. A list of file types will appear along the left side of the window, with each associated app on the right. " The current default viewer appears to the right of this entry. For example, if it's currently set to Google Chrome, click Google Chrome. A list of apps that can read PDFs will appear. The selected app will now open PDFs on your PC by default.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the menu. Click . Click Apps. Click Default apps. Scroll down and click Choose default apps by file type. Scroll down to ".pdf. Click the default PDF reader. Click the app you want to use.

The tube might be from a paper towel roll or poster. It should be at least 12 inches long, 2-5 inches in diameter at its mouth, and have one end stopped with tape or with a cap. Place something soft in the closed end such as cotton balls or a wad of soft fabric. In order to make the the tube sit on a flat surface without it rolling about, you'll need to create a flat edge on the tube. Press a long crease in the tube along its length, then press another crease in the tube approximately 40 degrees around from the first crease. Stick a ruler in the tube to further flatten the space between the shortest distance from one crease to the other. Place a piece of cheese, candy, or bread in the far end of the tube. Ensure it is of sufficient mass to attract a mouse but not so heavy that it will significantly alter the weight of the tube. Do not choose foods which are sticky or gummy; they can be hard to get all the way down the tube. If you do want to use, say, peanut butter, you could apply them to the bait end of the tube before applying the cap. Place the tube in such a way so that about 40% of it, including the baited end, hangs over the edge of the landing. If necessary, affix the tube with a small piece of tape, but take care not to tape it so firmly that it would not give way and tip over the edge of the landing or countertop when the baited end was subjected to slight force. If you're in a single story home, obtain a cardboard box approximately one foot high and craft a cardboard ramp up to the top of the box. Place one end of the tube at the end of the box. The can should be wide enough to accommodate the falling tube. Place a small pillow, soft cloth, or pad on the bottom of the can to cushion the tube and mouse who will soon be trapped within. Do not use a trash can which is too wide. If you do, it's possible the tube will come to rest on an angle, rather than straight up and down. If that happens, the mouse will be able to climb out of the tube easily. When you see the tube sticking upright out of the trash can, it means the trap has been sprung. Look down the tube to ensure the mouse is within. Remove the tube and, keeping it upright with the open end up, take it at least five to ten miles from your house, preferably in an area free of housing. Dump the mouse out of the tube gently in a field or meadow. This type of trap is extremely effective, and ideal for mice living on or with access to a second story. If you don't think it's appropriate to drop the tube into a garbage pail several feet below the upper-story landing, you could affix the whole tube with a piece of string to the landing itself. That way, instead of dropping down into the garbage pail when the mouse triggered the trap, the tube would drop away and dangle harmlessly off the ledge until you recovered it.
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Obtain a long cardboard tube with one end closed. Flatten the tube along one edge. Bait the tube. Place the tube on the edge of a countertop or second story landing. Place a trash can beneath the tube. Check the trap frequently.