Ideally, you will want the nails to reach just to the bottom of the cork. It should grip them tightly to allow for removal.
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One-sentence summary -- Find 3 short finishing nails and a hammer. Place the claw of the hammer around the nails.

If you've not yet installed the Tumblr app, download it from the Google Play store (Android) or the App Store (iOS). The Tumblr "palette" will now appear, showing icons that represent different posting methods. You'll be brought to a screen with a list of songs and a search box. Note that you cannot upload audio files to Tumblr using the Tumblr app on Android or iOS. Any audio you post from the app needs to be on Soundcloud or Spotify. Type something into the search field, such as a song or artist name. Tumblr will display a list of results from Soundcloud and Spotify. Tap the audio you want to post. Type any text you want to appear in your audio post. You can also tap the "Gif" button to browse a list of pre-made GIFs. " Your audio post will now appear in your followers' feeds.
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One-sentence summary -- Log into Tumblr on your mobile device. Tap the pencil icon. Tap the "Audio" icon. Search for your song. Add text to your post. Tap "Post.

Passover lasts for eight days. It begins at sundown in early spring, known as the month of Nissan in the Hebrew calendar. The start date of Passover will change every year based on when Nissan occurs in the Hebrew calendar. Consult a Hebrew calendar for the exact dates for Passover in your year. If you are going to a Passover celebration hosted by someone who is Jewish, ask them for the exact dates for Passover. Passover is divided into two parts. The first two days and the last two days of Passover are considered holidays, where no work is done. This includes driving, writing, or using electrical devices (among certain other activities categorized as labor). However, you can cook and carry items outdoors when needed under most circumstances; feel free to check with a reputable rabbinic authority for elaboration. The middle four days during Passover are called Chol Hamoed (literally, "weekday of the holiday") and nearly all forms of work are permitted during these days. It can be an adjustment to not do work during the first two days and last two days of Passover. Do any work you need to get done before Passover begins or save it for the middle four days of Passover so you do not break with tradition. Any leavened products, known as chametz in Hebrew, should be removed before the beginning of Passover. This is to honor the unleavened bread that the Israelites ate when they left Egypt. It is part of the Passover tradition to avoid consuming or owning any food or drink that contains wheat products. Clean your home of any of these products to prepare for Passover. This means any wheat, barley, rye, oats, or spelt products. You should also remove any bread, cake, cookies, cereal, pizza, pasta, and alcoholic beverages. This does not include products like baking powder or baking soda. Chametz is considered the 'anthesis' (the flowering period of a plant) of matzah and a representation of egotism. Getting rid of chametz is a key part of celebrating Passover and embracing selflessness. Another key aspect of Passover is cleaning the home before Passover begins. Do a thorough cleaning of every nook and cranny of your home, from room to room. Dust, mop, sweep, and wipe each surface in your home. Often the weeks leading to Passover are spent cleaning the home to prepare. As throughout the year, during Passover, you cannot eat certain non-kosher meats such as pork, shellfish, lobster, shrimp, crab, rabbit, and any seafood without fins or scales, such as swordfish and sturgeon. You cannot eat any products made with these ingredients. It is also tradition to not eat meat in combination with dairy during Passover as during the year as well, in accordance with regular Jewish dietary laws. So, do not have cheese, butter, or cream sauce on beef or chicken. Fish and eggs are allowed during Passover as long as they are served with dairy or with meat. When you shop for Passover foods, look for the labels saying: "Kosher for Passover," "May be used for Passover," and "Kosher for Passover and all year round."
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One-sentence summary -- Mark the date for Passover. Take time off from work. Get rid of all leavened products. Clean your home. Avoid forbidden foods for Passover.

Your ability to get a loan will depend on your credit history, including your credit score, overall indebtedness, and your income. You should obtain a free copy of your credit report and review it for errors. Dispute anything that is inaccurate. Get your free copy by calling 1-877-322-8228 or visiting http://www.annualcreditreport.com. You will need to provide your name, address, date of birth, and Social Security Number. Common errors include accounts with the wrong balance or limit listed, or accounts inaccurately reported as delinquent or closed. If you default on your loan, your credit history will take a hit. Also, you will lose the collateral you pledged. Accordingly, calculate what you can afford for a loan payment each month. You may need to create a budget to determine how much you can comfortably borrow. Calculate your fixed expenses, such as your rent or mortgage, and then see how much you can reduce other expenses, such as entertainment or travel expenses. Avoid borrowing too much. Because you will likely receive a lower interest rate on a secured loan, you might be tempted to borrow more than you need. Don't! Get the process started by contacting lenders and asking for a secured loan. Tell them the amount you want and what you are willing to pledge as collateral. Ask them about the application process and any timelines. Find out what collateral they accept. Lenders are not required to accept collateral, so you should check whether or not they will accept what you have to offer. If not, talk about what else you might be able to pledge. The lender will review your application and decide whether or not to extend a loan. The length of this process will depend on the lender. If you have questions, call the loan officer you have been working with. You need to comparison shop by looking at the terms offered by many different lenders. Remember, you have not taken out the loan until you sign for it. Compare the following: APR. The annual percentage rate is the interest rate you will pay on the loan. It also might include other charges, such as credit charges. Typically, the lower the APR, the less expensive the loan. Length of the loan repayment. The longer you have to pay back the loan, the less you will pay each month. However, you will pay more in the end, because of accrued interest. Monthly payment amount. Prepayment penalties. Some lenders charge extra fees if you pay off a loan early. Try to find a lender who does not charge these penalties. Ask the lender if you can get copies of all the documents you need to sign. You will want sufficient time to review everything. Make sure you understand all conditions before signing. If you do not understand what you are reading, then contact an attorney to help you. At closing, remember to review the documents to make sure nothing has changed since you were approved for the loan. In fact, you should ask this question of the loan officer.
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Review your credit history. Calculate what you can afford. Contact lenders. Await the results. Compare loans. Review the documents before signing.