In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These snap over the brick without the use of nails. However, the brick and clamp must be a very similar height to make a good fit. This may not work well if the recess above the brick leaves less than 1/8 inch (3.18 mm) depth of the brick's upper surface exposed, or if it forms a curved surface due to a concave masonry joint. As long as the masonry is not too old and soft, you can replace nails with screws for more secure anchoring: Choose screws at least twice as long as the thickness of the lumber you are attaching. Select a masonry drill bit with a diameter equal to the screw's shaft's, not including the threads. Drill through the lumber and into the masonry. Insert and tighten the screw until firm. Avoid over-tightening. There are many epoxies, mastics, and contact cements that can bond to brick. Check the manufacturer's instructions before buying to find a product that works with the material you plan to attach, and that can withstand the expected temperature, weight, and weather exposure. This approach may work well for light loads on soft brick surfaces, which are difficult to drill or nail without crumbling. This tool drives hardened steel pins into the masonry using a gunpowder charge. It is rarely used for home projects, since lack of training or the wrong model could lead to shattered brick or injury. If you have some construction experience and have a large project to complete, this could save you a lot of time. Do not use a powder-actuated tool on hollow brick.
Summary: Hang pictures from hole-free brick clamps. Install masonry screws. Use an adhesive substance. Complete professional jobs with a powder-actuated tool.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hold a normal deck of cards in your hands. Keep one or two jokers in the deck. Show the deck to the audience and let them see you shuffle it. It is essential that your audience doesn't notice you peep at the bottom card. You'll need to memorize the bottom card. Act casual and show them the top of the deck while you look at the bottom. Ask an audience member to pick a card. Once they have the card ask them to memorize it and place it on top. Insist that they don't let you see the card, but tell them to show others if they want. Place the bottom half on top of the card placed on top. This puts the card you memorized directly on top of their card. You can do as many cuts as you want, as long as they are single cuts. Pretend to look for jokers and take them out, but also find the card you memorized. Their card is resting directly on top of it. Cut the deck again so that their card is on top. Cutting the deck a second time may take a few trials and errors before doing it seamlessly. Have them pick a number between ten and twenty. Deal that many cards off the top of the deck. Take that amount of cards and hold them between your thumb and pointer, have them slap the cards and the one farthest to the left should be their card. Make sure you hold that one tightly so that it doesn't fall out. Adding the card slap and additional shuffling adds to the showmanship of the card trick. These additional steps also help distract the audience of how simple it really is.
Summary: Prepare your deck. Sneak a peak. Engage the audience. Cut the deck in half. Look through the cards. Finish the trick.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Finding the perfect snow isn't necessary for this method. Use any snow that even slightly packs together. Keep in mind that you will be aiming for quantity over quality. Pick up one handful of snow and toss it to your other hand. Move as quickly as you can. Use this method for speedy snowballs, not for accurate or powerful snowballs. Use both hands to quickly squeeze the snow into a rough snowball. Press the snow together firmly between your hands just one time. Spending too much time shaping or packing these snowballs isn't necessary. Try packing the snow one handed by simply squeezing the snow in that hand. Don't worry about the shape of the snowball. Utilize this method to quickly make many snowballs. Store them in a stockpile for easy use in a fight. Making more of these snowballs is easy, so don't worry too much over how many you may or may not have. Make as many as you can in between battles. Stack them loosely, don't worry about organization. Throw them as you make them if you are in a pinch Using these quickly made snowballs will prove difficult in terms of accuracy and power. Having a great number of them makes up for this shortcoming. Take aim and quickly throw your stockpile at your target. Make it your goal to have as many snowballs as you can quickly flying towards your target. Try throwing a few at a time with one hand. Use both hands to pick up and throw your snowballs. Throwing a large number makes up for poor accuracy.
Summary:
Grab some snow. Pack the snow. Keep making snowballs. Throw the snowballs!