22 hours ago by keira

…Reasons not to hate Emos 1. They do enough sad for all of us. Who wants to be sad? Not me. But life is light and shade, joy and sorrow. So if someone has to be whiney and in mourning for all the human race’s unfulfilled potential, why shouldn’t it be some teenager with no bills to pay? 2. They must ...

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1 day ago by Steve Spangler

If you’re a Seinfeld fan, you undoubtedly remember George Costanza’s double-dip chip episode where he takes a chip, dips it, take a bite and dips it again – the famous double-dip. The best line in the whole episode comes from the guy at the party who confronts George and says, “When you take a chip… ...

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1 day ago

Science Projects Gr 3-4 Make school science fair projects interesting and informative. Each title is packed with a variety of award-winning science experiments from the areas of life science, physical science, and earth and space science. Includes a chart that correlates the boo

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3 days ago by Jeremy

My Church had our youth Christmas party Saturday night. I knew going in that I was going to have a pretty small group there so my regular Christmas-themed games wouldn’t be successful. Then I saw this video on Richard Wiseman’s blog last week The post suggested these as party science stunts to try. ...

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6 days ago by simplyelegance

Can I just say I miss my blog!? I have been so busy… I haven’t even got the chance to check out my comments or think of new ideas. Not to mention I haven’t really got the chance to check out some of my favorite blogs/sites. Well I’m writing now I suppose, but exams are just around the corner… so who ...

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11 days ago by kimbalicious

Over at one of my favorite sites, Ordinary Life Magic (too), they are running a v. cool give away. Thought you might want to check it out. Janice VanCleave is offering up a chance at three of her books - autographed no less. Now, you probably know how much we love experiments around here (and if we ...

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11 days ago by admin

Did you know it was possible to come up with a dozen different science projects using the food in the kitchen? I am not kidding. Take the humble egg for instance. You can use it in so many ways. I’m not talking about cooking it boiled, scrambled or poached. I am talking about science experiments tha ...

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14 days ago by Steve Spangler

It’s probably not a wise idea to soak a $20 bill in a flammable liquid and set it on fire, but that’s what you’ll have to do with this science demonstration. Sure, you could use just a $1 bill, but then you don’t sweat as much. There is a point to all of this burning… it’s the fact that to everyone’ ...

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15 days ago by elizabeth

by Elizabeth Corcoran , 04.17.09, 09:40 AM EDT Science is exciting when you blow things up. Here's how. In Pictures: Don't Try This At Home! Theodore Gray would be quite a kick to have at a party. He knows how to salt his popcorn using poisonous gas and a how to make a metal explode when it gets wet ...

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15 days ago by kc

Part instructional manual, part personal asides, and part coming-of-ape story, “Monkey See” is an entertaining experiment in prose. The primate story follows Ed the Talking Monkey (he prefers Ed) in his transformation from willing lab custodian to his own monkey. Created by evil (human) scientist Dr ...

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