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They don’t make chemistry sets like they used to — no more uranium or explosives. What’s an aspiring mad scientist to do? Go DIY. In your own smoking, bubbling lair, you can make everything from bouncy balls to rocket motors. Here’s a catalyst to get you started.
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===Collect ideas===
For inspiration, check out the lab manuals posted at [http://www.Sciencemadness.org Sciencemadness.org]. Or grab a copy of the [http://www.amazon.com/Illustrated-Guide-Home-Chemistry-Experiments/dp/0596514921 Illustrated Guide to Home Chemistry Experiments], which tells how to smelt copper and test for drugs and poisons.
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===Buy supplies===
Some vendors, like [http://www.elementalscientific.net Elemental Scientific], still ship to …

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”’Taking a shortcut”’ across that snow-covered pond seemed like an awesome idea … until you heard the first crack. Don’t panic—you need to think clearly now. Then again, don’t be too casual: You’ve got about 10 minutes before you lose the use of your extremities. Here’s how to get out alive, with functioning limbs.
===Don’t hyperventilate===
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As you hit the water, a physiological reaction known as torso reflex will cause you to gasp for air. Force yourself to take slow, deep breaths. You’ll begin to shiver violently and feel intense pain; try to remember that …

Make Small Talk

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It’s the junk food of conversation: quick, sugary, sickening in excess—and unavoidable. [http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Manners-Thinking-Persons-Social/dp/1588164543 Thomas Farley], editor of etiquette guide Modern Manners, has these tips.
===Initiate===
Open with a wry observation phrased as a question: "Do these parties usually end in brawls? ‘Cause I’m a little out of shape …"
===Think ahead===
As you listen to the reply, prep your next move. Aim for 15-second bursts that segue into further questions.
===Three topics max===
Movies, travel, and fiction are safe bets.
===Close out===
Humor is good, but keep it simple: "I have to go say hi to someone in the kitchen. He’s …

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1.) [http://twitter.com Twitter] Hashtags
2.) [http://flickr.com Flickr] Hashtags
3.) Route Planning like [http://maps.google.com Google Maps]
4.) A public online guestlist
5.) Let your guests introduce themselves before the event even starts
6.) Give them the possibility to network (pre- and post-event)
7.) Let professionals do your media coverage (pictures, copies etc.)
8.) Be fast with the release of your media footage
9.) Post your media on all relevant platforms
10.) Use online event calendar services to build a nice event website with a URL you can promote

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1.) You don’t have a [http://www.twitter.com twitter account]
2.) You don’t publish or promote your event through online event calendars
3.) You don’t invite your Xing and Linkedin contacts
4.) You don’t offer car-sharing and links to alternative transportation methods
5.) You don’t introduce hashtags for Flickr or Twitter
6.) You don’t allow for interaction between guests before and after the event
7.) You decide to organize your guests in categories and reserve them seats
8.) You don’t recommend your event through Facebook or other social networks
9.) You don’t invite bloggers and don’t blog yourself
10.) You don’t care to support local business for your supplies


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Parties provide us with the perfect chance to have a good time, meet new people and catch up with old friends. However, they can also potentially provide the perfect opportunity for confrontations.
Whether it is a confrontation with somebody new that you meet, or a confrontation regarding an unresolved past issue with an old friend; when large groups of people gather together, there is always the possibility for an argument to begin. This is especially the case if alcohol is entered into the mix. The question is how do you avoid confrontation at a party?
”’Avoiding Confrontation When It Is …

Spoiler alert: There are many, many very big spoilers for the videogame Flower in this column. Don’t read it if you haven’t played it all the way through. Or unless you — y’know — want to have it spoiled for you! Your life; your call.

What the hell is Flower about?

People have been arguing about this gorgeous little tone poem since it was released two weeks ago. As many reviewers have noted, the game is very abstract. You control a flower petal, guiding it with a gust of wind through blighted, brown landscapes. As you touch different flowers, you gradually bring …

The odd mix of gem-matching mini-games and RPG questing gets a welcome intergalactic twist. Gravity may be gone, but the gameplay remains an addictive time-suck.

Hell ain’t a bad place to be in the upcoming God of War clone that’s based on The Divine Comedy. New screenshots offer a taste of the infernal title.

Weirdly uneven graphics, a strange storyline and surprisingly bad musical choices turn the rapper’s game into a thoroughly mediocre experience.

Based on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ dense graphic novel, this cheap beat-’em-up game barely scratches the surface of Watchmen’s expansive alternate universe.

Loaded with model-specific details, this upcoming game will put you in a variety of driver’s seats. Hop into a powerful Shelby Mustang, a spirited Lotus or one of dozens of other autos, then burn up the track in a remarkable virtual version of your favorite classic car.

Fun, addictive gameplay turns this Nintendo DS edition of the popular videogame series into an entertaining diversion. But a lack of online play means you’ll be enjoying Trackmania DS mostly by yourself, which is a shame.

Wired’s Nate Ralph serves up five tips to help you conquer your enemies in the strategic Halo game, Halo Wars.

Comic book artist Dave Gibbons explains how his days working on 2000 AD and the nuclear threat of the ’80s influenced Watchmen.