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How to make a smoke bomb =]

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    Get a ping-pong ball and wrap it in tin foil.
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    Poke a hole in the top of the wrapped ping-pong ball. Use a hobby knife, small screwdriver, a tooth pick, or ice pick.
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    Put two bricks a little bit apart on a non-flammable surface and gently wedge the ping pong ball between them (with the hole facing up).
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    Use a lighter to heat the bottom. This may take 5 to 10 seconds.
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    Back away quickly at first sign of smoke. Because the smoke is toxic and it smells bad. Run quickly and cover your nose.
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    This step is optional, as number 5 said, the smell is toxic. If you are afraid of holding it or if its in a windy situation you could use a fuse. Fuse could be bought in stores or you could create it from paper. To do it, you need to take a paper (size depends on your bomb), wrap 1/2 of the bomb using the paper but, if you wrap them all, the result is that it wouldn't smoke, but a huge fire. So, after folding it 1/2 of the bomb, you need to make a tail out of it. Now as usual, light up the tail. Yes it's slow but its better if you do this on windy days.

A video link if you are having trouble understanding

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQjSZ88n1u0

 

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How to get custom firmware on psp

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I am a PSP owner, but I always feel restricted by the small amount of good applications that exist for the PSP. More over many are very expensive, so I rather not buy them. Luckily there is a simple solution: homebrew applications. These applications are created for free by different developers and posted on the internet. However the official SONY firmware does not run them, so you need to flash your PSP to run a modified firmware. This can be a complicated process, but I have decided to simplify it by writing a guide for every release. The guides are for Dark_Alex’s M33 custom firmware, which is the one I use. This is also the most popular CFW and is the most supported by the homebrew community.

The link below will show you how to make a pandora Battery and a Magic memory stick *easly* then how to install CFW onto your psp =]

 

http://homieg2009.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-to-get-custom-firmware-on-your-psp.html

 

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Tri-Stake Basketball Tournament

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On the 3rd July 2010, we held our Tri-Stake Basketball Tournament once again. This year was filled with many more thrills and excitement with its fair share of tears.

 

Unfortunately, I can't comment on how the young women did as I mainly watched the young mens.

I mostly watched the juniors aged 12-14 play first to take photos and support my youth before filming the finals of the senior team. Though the juniors did very well this year, they did not make it into the finals. Our seniors, aged 15-17, did make it to the finals though.

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Fast Sunday

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Well, good ol' fast Sunday is here again but today; I had a lot of fun.

 

For those who don't know, we fast each first Sunday of the month as a way of becoming more intune with our spiritual sides as we ignore our physical needs for a day. We do not eat or drink and because we ignore our hunger and thirst, we can concentrate on the promptings of the spirit. Our mind is clear to receive revelations.

Before a fast, we offer a prayer, sometimes a question, or whatever we feel, and we fast for it. Some people will fast longer if they want to for an answer or whatever reason, and when we finish, we offer a prayer of thanks.

There are exceptions such as if we sick for example where we may really need a drink, which is fine. End of the day, it is that we try and to show our faith.

 

In simple terms, you can think of it as a detox for a day which can help with your health. I know not only for my spirituality, there has been times where I wasn't filling 100% and a fast helped improve my condition.

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Day at the Museum

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I had some tickets for the Melbourne Museum that expired this month which I had been wanting to use, so, finally with some spare time on a Saturday, I took my deacons from church down to the Melbourne Museum.

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