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I Am a Mother
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 20,314 People
My 2 year old son gets sooooo much pleasurefrom taking the paper off of crayons. I guess it's like unwrapping 24 presents :)
erieclover 31-35, F 9 Responses 12 Aug 20
I Feel for my Daughter In the very earlymorning of New Year's Eve, I woke up and found my 19-year old daughter crying on the phone with her friend. I was surprised and worried about what is going on. Since I had to go out that morning, she just texted me that she will tell me about it when I get home. Later, I...
ladybug1234 46-50, F 8 Responses 17 Dec 31, 2013
I am proud and privileged to be the mother of 2beautiful children ages 13 and 10. They keep me busy but it's well worth it.
Peaches1976 36-40, F 5 Responses 10 May 15
Motherhood...In A QuoteMotherhood is a choice you make everyday, to put someone else's happiness and well-being ahead of your own, to teach the hard lessons, to do the right thing, even when you're not sure what the right thing is, and to forgive yourself over and over again for doing everything...
LG76 36-40, F 9 Mar 22, 2013
I am a mother of two lovely kids.I have two sons. One is of 12 and other is of 9 years old. They are the most precious thing in my life. I still remember the feeling when i first saw my babies. Whatever happens in life will fed off when i see my children. I strongly advice wife's to have children of their own...
PlayGirlie 31-35, F 4 Responses 9 Mar 3
I am a Mother... I am the proud,loving mother of my daughter who is now 16! I can't believe how fast the time goes! She is the most amazing, sweet, caring, super smart, beautiful inside & out!!! I have a son who is almost 13 and his due date was on 9/11/2001 but it didn't want to bring a child into this cruel...
sandybeaches4me 41-45, F 3 Responses 5 Jul 28
My twenty year old daughter just called crying,saying she can no longer handle the pain of the mitochondrial we both share. I am so frustrated that I can't do a dang thing to ease her pain. I can only relate, and it does get unbearable at times, and to know my daughter has that type of pain coursing through her body breaks...
faithfuljayhawk 41-45, F 3 Responses 3 Aug 20
of a gorgeous 2 year old little girl.My daughter is my world and when i comes down to it I will always choose her over anyone or anything.
sexyvixen21 18-21, F 2 Responses 5 6 days ago
I think that of everythingthat I have done in my life, including both my successes and failures, I am most proud of being a Mother. I have two wonderful teenagers, a daughter and a son, who are the world to me.
sassypants2 41-45, F 5 Responses 16 Apr 24
Them Crazy KidsI once served my kids toasted hot dog rolls for breakfast when I was too tired to make pancakes. This was shortly after my brother and I had a conversation about white trash at Wal-Mart, which our upper-bourgeoisie mentality deemed appropriate to spectate and judge. Later on...
lottalatte 36-40, F 16 Responses 14 Oct 15, 2012
I have two teenage children ( one of each )and I still take them across my lap for a sound spanking whenever they deserve it.
StrictMomBarbara 31-35, F 24 Responses 26 Aug 2
Just A MomI am , a chef, a maid a counselor and a bank, And I do it all for free. No I am not stupid...I am a mom. And I love it.
RitJaCa 46-50, F 12 Responses 13 Mar 22, 2010
I'm still a mother. No matter what people say.Sure my children may not be here and are in God's kingdom now. But that doesn't mean they've never existed. Being pregnant is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. I was quite young when I was pregnant, the first pregnancy I was 16 and the second one, I was 17. I...
HealingRose 18-21, F 17 Responses 19 Dec 9, 2013
I am now the proud mother of 3 beautiful littlegirls! We welcomed our third yesterday evening!!!
TeenMamaRoo 16-17, F 2 Responses 9 Dec 11, 2013
A mother's love, so precious,so beautiful. The love is special. This love is comforting. A mother's love for her child, no words can describe. Such a wonderful feeling. Being a mother, is an amazing gift. Having a child is a blessing. Just to see that child grow, just to see that child learn, puts a smile...
Inherownwords 31-35, F 2 Responses 11 Aug 6
What was I once? Who was I once?I clean, I cook, I wash, I dance, I soothe, I feed... but where am I? Who am I? I dared to dream last night, but it was filled with monsters, my demons are everywhere. Calm, calm. I've seen it... I've known it. Live in the moment, they say. I'm here, it hurts. Will the next...
secondandunhappy 22-25, F 3 Responses 7 Jul 22
I love being a mother it's the greatest giftever. I'm so happy I have been given the chance to experience being pregnant feeling her kick and move. I remember the first day I started to feel our baby kick felt like little tap on my stomach. I think it is amazing how humans are made start with just ***** and an egg and how...
Otis123 18-21, F 5 Responses 6 Aug 5
No Words.There are truly no words that can adequately describe the fulfillment that comes from being a mother. As a single mom of 3, I live each and every day of my life with the joy of knowing that even when days are difficult and nights are sleepless, I have at least 3 reasons to wake...
Intelligently 31-35, F 7 Responses 9 Apr 2, 2011
My youngest just turned 10 years old.We were downloading his birthday present game when he says "thank you for the game mom! Now all i need fir my birthday is love." Oh really? " and i know what it can be - 10 hugs. " oh because your 10 "But Mom you dont have to worry about that, because you love me...
sum1ab 46-50, F 5 Responses 10 Jun 24
I absolutely love this.Tori Amos and her daughter.
sbell08 26-30, F 1 Response 1 a week ago
I have a road map across my skin.To you it looks like ruin. Soft blue lines run down my chest. Reminding me when I get dressed. Jagged lines like cracks in the ground, Everywhere on my belly can be found. Up my hips and down my thighs They stand out to your eyes. A small belly that use to be flat Is covered in...
irishchild777 18-21, F 7 Aug 4
Oh I don't feel well :-( pain in left side oftummy very ouchy
weeshil 41-45, F 5 Responses 4 Aug 3
The Perfect Mother??Long time ago a friend of mine came to visit me, all my babies were crying and I was still very calm managing the situation, then she said to me: "You do not look like a mother, you look peaceful, not tired and you do not have food spots on your clothes…" Is...
deleted 26-30 20 Responses 15 Apr 22, 2008
mom of 6 here from Texas.3 girls and 3 boys between the ages of 7 and 17. It's a lot of work having 6, but there is no way in the world I would trade it for anything.
deleted 26-30 3 Responses 9 Jul 17
I always thought I would be a great mother- Iwanted more than anything to have kids. Then I had one. I don't think I am good enough for her. but I want another one. I love my kid so much, but can I really bring another one into the world when I don't possibly think I am good enough to the one i have now?
BlueEyedFaye 22-25, F 8 Responses 3 Jul 23
Biologically? No. Adopted?No. But, I have touched many in my life who loved me, admired me, remember me as their mother. Most of them are girls. I used to Teach. Those are my students. Some friends children. Like my Best Friend, Son. He is finishing high school this year. He still would ask his father...
PathologicalLair 26-30, F 1 Response 0 Aug 11
I'm 16, my son is 1 1/2.I had him at 14 due to rape. Me and him both are healthy and strong and I thank god everyday for what he blessed me with.
HeartBigBeatsQuiet 16-17, F 1 Response 11 Dec 4, 2013
I have two daughters.One is living her own life with a daughter of her own. One is made of ash and I keep her on the mantelpiece. I love them both equally but differently.
dispossessed 46-50, F 4 Responses 10 May 19
I am a mother, to a forever four month olddaughter. She gained her Angel wings at the age of four months. I was blessed to have four amazing months with her, and to be her mother. I may no longer get to hold my baby girl in my arms, but I will always hold her in my heart. She lives on through me. I will always be her...
NYSlilAngel 26-30, F 3 Responses 11 Mar 27
My son will be 8 months on Fridayand he started standing up without holding onto anything today!! It was soo exciting! My baby is growing up soo quickly!
HopelesslyScared 22-25, F 4 Responses 9 Jul 23
My baby will be turning six years old in onlyone more day. Where does the time go? A part of me is sad but I'm overcome with pride as she is an amazing human being. She is loving, thoughtful, and creative in ways that constantly leave me astounded. She is one of a kind and I am grateful she is my daughter.
sbell08 26-30, F 2 Aug 2
I am a mother of fiveand just love and enjoy my kids so much. My kids ages are 6. 9, 13, 16 and 18. We are off to the beach so I am I will see you there.
momanddaughtertogether 36-40, F 5 Responses 10 May 26
Yes I have 3 beautifull Girlsand curiously my oldest was born in November 25 99 on thanksgiving day, and my youngest was born on 12/12/12 !!!!!!!sweet.
mabella33 31-35, F 11 Responses 8 1 day ago
I'm not a mother, but I really miss mine.If any of you momma's have kind words or love, feel free to share! :-)
itsawish 22-25, F 6 Responses 4 Aug 8
The "Be you bravely" video is inspiringfor people who need a nudge making positive changes in their life- Even though group who made it focuses on young moms. The group MOPS could be a helpful support if you have very young kids. I know i needed all the help i could get when i was at home with little ones...
sum1ab 46-50, F 1 Aug 25
I believe it is always wrong to hitor use violence of any kind against a child. I am sickened by the idea that anyone would try to justify it on any terms at all. And I understand that it is very hard to reason with a small child. But parents have all the power in the relationship with their children. And to...
dispossessed 46-50, F 1 Response 9 Aug 13
I was 17 when I gave birth.My family was unwilling to accept my relationship and I was forced to move out, pregnant and alone. But my little Michael gave me strength. His father was unable to join us for several years, but when he did it completed our lives. My Michael is 14 and already taller than me...
NottyMari 31-35, F 4 Responses 3 Aug 7
"Before becoming a mother I had a hundredstheories on how to bring up my children. Now I have seven children and only one theory: love them. Especially when they least deserve to be loved." I love this quote. I live by it everyday. I'll never quit giving my all in loving all five of my children.
BlessedAndThankful 46-50, F 3 Responses 5 Aug 23
HiI'm a single mum to a 5yr old boy.. I love him so much but I've got to say this is the toughest job I've ever done, it's something that a single person will never understand until it happens to them. I feel physically and emotionally drained most of the time and it has brought...
Mama86 26-30, F 5 Responses 12 Nov 24, 2013
I wish I can be everything you need,I would love to answer all of your questions with confidence and knowledge... But I'm far from that I am no good. I cry every night. I am weak. you deserve better. You don't deserve to hear any yelling, you don't deserve to see your daddy and mommy act like monster's towards...
Neblina27 22-25, F 1 Response 1 Aug 20
I am constantly amazed by the experience ofbeing a mom to my baby girl and young crazy son. My life has taken some twists and turns I didn't expect but they are a gift I appreciate with every part of my being.
JaneyW1977 36-40, F 1 Response 11 Jul 17
I'm proud of me. I may not have had a 'job'since 2010, but I've been busy raising 2 awesome human beings! Seriously - who'd have thought that this juvenile delinquent would have turned into such an amazing person?! At the end of each day - I praise my God for all the blessings in my life: my faithful husband, our 2...
teach82 31-35, F 1 Response 3 Jul 19
I am an older mom of sevenand pregnant again now with #8. I have 4 boys and 3 girls.
momathercomputer 41-45, F 7 Responses 11 Jun 27
I gave birth to my daughter France on July 5th2008 in Perpignan. She was early, and very tiny at birth. She is healthy, and has grown into a very sweet, and beautiful six years old.
Okeeffe 22-25, F 1 Response 5 1 day ago
My Angel - My MiracleWhen I was 17 years old, I had completely stopped ovulating. My doctor told me that I could give up on the dream of having a child. I was 17 -- I didn't want a child at that moment. I didn't even have a boyfriend. The doctor wasn't sure if the problem would sort itself out -- or...
TragicWhispers 31-35, F 4 Responses 10 Feb 28, 2013
I have a son, he's 16,though he is and always will be mommys little boy haha:)
SarahMom1978 36-40, F 13 Responses 18 Aug 23
Mothers! How are you today?One last week until school starts again, I am letting my child enjoy it on her own. How was your child's summer?
NoVADad703 31-35, M 5 Responses 2 Aug 19
My toddler girl has been having tantrums mostof the morning. I'm not sure what set her off. Anyways, I called my H and asked him to come home from work, but he said he had meetings and things to do. He spoke to her over the phone to try to calm her down. It didn't work. He said he'd come home after work. I was so...
thetiredmama 31-35, F 17 Responses 5 Jul 18
Have You Met My Son???My son is the world's greatest man....ever.... He stopped by today.....I didn't even know he was here, until I heard the shovel scraping on the front step.... I looked out, and there he was, my kind, generous, tall and gorgeous son, shoveling my step....and he had already...
Babydoll42 41-45, F 8 Responses 11 Mar 21, 2013
and I love it! I have 2 kidsand they're my pride and joy!
nottoooldfornewthings 31-35, F 3 Responses 14 Feb 22
My 5 year old ( almost 6 ) said her newnickname is now " Princess Wildlife ". Moments like this make a bad day just disappear.
sbell08 26-30, F 4 Responses 14 Jul 18
People ask me all the time."What's being a mom like?" Honestly, it's a lot like being responsible for tiny drunk people who constantly need your attention/ focus every four minutes. Best way I can describe it. Kids are definitely...a handful to say the least. But having them has made my life so much more...
kkktookmybabyaway 22-25, F 4 Responses 13 Jul 5
This Little PersonWho is this person? This little girl rattling off a thousand words a minute at me. I can't get a word in edge wise! She's so tall! She's so "grownup". I look at her and she seems so wise for her age. I see her face and I see the jawline and cheekbones of a full grown woman. A...
theredlady 41-45, F 16 Responses 9 Feb 2, 2010
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RSWInstSilentLauncher is the client-side handle used to access SW Installer UI services. It can be used to silently install/uninstall the SISX without user intervention. The silent install and uninstall methods have both synchronous and asynchronous versions.
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Chemistry Projects - How-To Guide
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Science Projects Photo Gallery
The best part about science projects is actually doing them, but seeing them is pretty cool too. This is a photo gallery of science projects so you can see what to expect from projects. I've included links to instructions for doing these projects yourself or buying kits online.
Household Product Recipes
You can use home chemistry to make many of the everyday household products that you use. Making these products yourself can save you money and allow you to customize formulations to avoid toxic or irritating chemicals.
Top Chemistry Projects for Bored Kids
Are you searching for something fun and educational to do that suitable for kids? Here are some great chemistry activities and projects to get you started. They are safe and use easy-to-find materials.
Top Chemistry Demonstrations & Activities
This is the list of my personal favorite chemistry demonstrations and activities. They tend to involve pretty colors, fire, or ice. Some projects require adult supervision or access to a chemistry lab. Others are easy and safe enough for kids to perform.
Slime Step-By-Step Instructions
Slime is easy and fun to make, plus it only requires glue, borax, and water. Here are step-by-step instructions for making classic slime, complete with photos.
Rock Candy Instructions
Rock candy is candy made by crystallizing sugar. You can grow sugar crystals yourself, plus add color and flavor to make rock candy that you can eat.
Decade's Best Chemistry Projects
I started writing About.com's Chemistry website in 2001, so this list of top chemistry projects for the decade is also my list of top chemistry projects ever. These chemistry projects feature spectacular results, are easy to perform, and use ingredients you can make or find at home.
Gifts You Can Make Because You Know Chemistry
Your command of chemistry gives you a certain edge in the gift-making department. Use your skills to make some cool presents, to keep for yourself or give to others.
Absinthe Chemistry
Absinthe has been enjoying a resurgence in popularity, as countries lift the ban on making the green wormwood and anise-flavored spirit. Learn about the history of the liqueur, why it was banned, a bit about its chemistry, how to make absinthe, and how to drink it.
Ammonium Nitrate Synthesis
You can make ammonium nitrate from common household chemicals. The ammonium nitrate may be used to make pyrotechnics or cold packs or to perform other interesting demonstrations.
Aspirin Synthesis - Acetylsalicylic Acid
Learn how to synthesize aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid, from salicyclic acid. Get information about the history of aspirin, the effects of salicylates, and see the structures of the reactants.
Baggie Chemistry - Experiment with Chemical Reactions
Introduce students to chemical reactions and experimentation using common materials and baggies.
Baking Soda & Vinegar Foam Fight
This is a twist on the classic baking soda volcano, where you use the ingredients to make squirt-able fountains of foam.
Baking Soda Stalactites and Stalagmites
Make your own stalagmites and stalactites using baking soda or sodium bicarbonate. It's an easy, non-toxic crystal project.
Baking Soda Volcano
Okay, it's the kitchen equivalent of a volcano, not a real one. The 'eruption' is cool all the same! It's also more or less non-toxic, which adds to its appeal.
Bath Salts
Use chemistry to make gifts or to pamper yourself. These are instructions for scented and colored bath salts.
Bend Water with Static Electricity
Use static electricity to bend a stream of flowing water. This is an easy science activity that illustrates how opposite electrical charges attract each other.
Big Alum Crystal
Do you want to grow a big single crystal instead of a mass of crystals? Then try out these instructions for growing a big alum crystal. You can apply the techniques used here to grow big single crystals of other substances, too.
Biodiesel from Vegetable Oil Tutorial
As the price of diesel continues to climb, you may wish to consider making your own diesel from cooking oil, called biodiesel. It's easy and could save you money.
Bismuth Crystals
Bismuth is one of the easiest and prettiest metal crystals that you can grow yourself. The crystals have an interesting geometric hopper shape and are rainbow-colored from the oxide layer that quickly forms on them. Try these step-by-step instructions for growing bismuth crystals.
Black Powder or Gunpowder
Black powder is used as a propellant for bullets, as well as for fireworks and rocketry. Use these instructions for history, not practical application!
Black Snakes or Glow Worms
You can make black snake or glow worm fireworks yourself, safely and easily.
Blue Bottle Color Change Demonstration
Learn how to perform the blue bottle chemistry demonstration, in which a blue liquid becomes clear, then returns to blue when swirled around. Instructions are also given for red -> clear -> red and green -> red -> green reactions.
Blue Fire Instructions
It's very easy to make blue fire. Here are a few of the ways you can make blue fire yourself.
Blueprint Paper - How to Make Blueprint Paper
Blueprint paper is a specially-coated paper that turns blue where it is exposed to light, while areas kept in the dark remain white. Blueprints were one of the first ways to make copies of plans or drawings. Here's how to make blueprint paper yourself.
Borax Snowflake Instructions
Do real snowflakes melt too quickly? Grow a borax snowflake, color it blue if you like, and enjoy the sparkle all year long!
Bouncing Polymer Ball
Use chemistry to make a bouncing polymer ball, then alter the procedure to see the effect the changes have on the charactertistics of the bouncing ball.
Briggs-Rauscher Oscillating Color Change Reaction
The Briggs-Rauscher reaction, also known as 'the oscillating clock', is one of the most common demonstrations of a chemical oscillator reaction. Three colorless solutions are mixed together, producing a mixture that oscillates between clear, amber, and deep blue.
Bubble Prints
Bubble prints are like fingerprints, except made with bubbles. You can make bubble prints and learn about how bubbles are shaped and how pigments combine to make different colors.
Bubble Solution
Save some pennies and make this bubble mix yourself! Most drugstores and pharmacies carry glycerine.
Burning Bubbles Project
Bubbles are fun no matter what, but bubbles you can burn just has that added extra appeal. Here's an easy science project you can do that proves propellants in common products are flammable and allows you to burn some bubbles.
Burning Money Chemistry Demonstration
Set money on fire and watch it burn out without damaging the bill. This is a nice magic trick, based on everyday chemistry.
Candle Science Magic Trick
You know you can put out a candle flame by pouring water on it. In this science magic trick, the candle will go out when you pour 'air' onto it.
Carbonated Fizzy Fruit
Use dry ice to carbonate fruit. The fruit will be filled with tingly carbon dioxide bubbles, like a soda. The fizzy fruit is great to eat on its own or it can be used in recipes.
Chalk Chromatography
You can use chalk and alcohol to perfom chromatography to separate the pigments in food colorings or inks. After you've finished making your chromatogram, you'll have colored chalk.
Charcoal Crystal Garden Instructions
Make delicate, colorful crystals! This is a great classic crystal-growing project. You use charcoal briquettes (or other porous materials), ammonia, salt, bluing, and food coloring to grow a sort of crystal garden.
Chemical Fire
Learn four ways to make fire using chemical reactions. No matches or lighter are needed to start the fire.
Chemical Volcano Video Tutorial
The baking soda and vinegar volcano is the classic chemical volcano that you see at science fairs. Watch how easy it is to make a chemical volcano that produces a memorable eruption.
Chemistry Fun with Pennies
Use pennies, nails, and a few simple household ingredients to explore some of the interesting properties of metals. Clean the pennies chemically, make verdigris, and plate the nails with copper.
Christmas Chemistry - Make Peppermint Cream Wafers
Chemistry and cooking share a lot in common! You can have some Christmas chemistry fun in the lab making these peppermint cream wafer candies.
Christmas Tree or Floral Preservative Recipe
Is there a secret special ingredient in those little packets of floral preservative? No! It's easy and economical to make your own Christmas tree or cut flower preservative, using ingredients found at home.
Chromatography with Candy and Coffee Filters
Analyze the dyes used in your favorite candies with paper chromatography using a coffee filter, colored candies, and a salt solution.
Classic Chemical Volcano
Here are the instructions for making the classic chemical volcano. This demonstration uses ammonium dichromate to produce 'Vesuvius fire', with glowing sparks and a cone of deep green ash.
Cloud in a Bottle Demonstration
Here's a quick and easy science project you can do: make a cloud inside a bottle. This simple project uses water vapor and smoke from a match to help form a cloud.
Color Change Chemical Volcano Demonstration
This chemical volcano features lava that changes color. The chemical volcano can be used to illustrate an acid-base reaction and the use of an acid-base indicator.
Color Fire
Have you ever wanted to color fire? Here are simple, nontechnical instructions for making your own colored flames. Add extra interest to your fireplace or campfire!
Silver Ornaments
Use a chemical reaction to create a genuine silver ornament. The oxidation-reduction reaction silvers the inside of a glass ball, essentially forming a mirror inside the glass.
Color Urine
Have you ever wanted to color your urine or wondered what causes urine to become colored? If so, you're in luck, because I have the answer! Here's a little applied color chemistry for your entertainment and experimentation pleasure.
Colored Chalk
This is cool colored chalk, for sidewalks or anywhere! Washes off with water, too.
Colored Fire Spray Bottles
You can spritz a flame with chemicals to change the color of the fire. Colored fire spray bottles are easy to prepare and use common chemicals.
Colored Flowers
It's easy to make your own colored flowers, especially carnations and daisies, but there are a couple of tricks that help ensure great results. Here's how you do it.
Colored Smoke Recipes
Colored smoke is easy to make and requires few ingredients. Here's a list of some colored smoke formulations to try.
Colored Soap Bubbles
Make brightly colored pink and blue soap bubbles that won't stain clothing or surfaces.
Copper and Brass Cleaner
Use these easy instructions to combine common household ingredients to make your own copper, brass, and bronze cleaner.
Copper Plating Christmas Ornament
Copper plate a holiday decoration as a Christmas ornament or for other decorative uses.
Copper Sulfate Crystals
Copper sulfate crystals are among the easiest and most beautiful crystals that you can grow. The brilliant blue crystals can be grown relatively quickly and can become quite large. Here's how you can grow copper sulfate crystals yourself.
Copper Sulfate Preparation
Mske copper sulfate or copper sulphate yourself from copper and sulfuric acid.
Crystal Geode Project
Natural geodes are hollow rock formations that contain deposits of crystals. Assuming you don't have a geological timeframe to obtain a geode, it's easy to make your own crystal geode using plaster of paris, alum, and food coloring.
Crystal Spikes in the Sun
Most crystals take days or weeks to form. Use this technique if you have a sunny day and want crystals FAST!
Cup of Quick Crystal Needles
Grow a cupful of epsom salt crystal needles in your refrigerator. It's quick, easy, and safe.
Cut Flower Preservative Recipes
It's easy and economical to make your own cut flower preservative. Adding floral preservative will help keep your flowers beautiful much longer than if you simply filled a vase with water.
Density Column
Make a liquid layers density column with as many as seven layers using common household liquids. This is an easy, fun and colorful science project that illustrates the concepts of density and miscibility.
Disappearing Ink Instructions
Learn how to make blue or red ink that will disappear after exposure to air. Tips for restoring the color and an explanation of the acid-base chemistry of the reaction are also included.
Dissolve Styrofoam in Acetone
Dissolving Styrofoam or another polystyrene product in acetone is a spectacular demonstration of the solubility of this plastic in an organic solvent, plus it illustrates just how much air is in the Styrofoam.
Dry Ice Bubble
The giant bubble you can make using dry ice and bubble solution sort of resembles a crystal ball. This is an easy and spectacular science project.
Diving Ketchup Magic Trick
Place a ketchup packet in a bottle of water and make it rise and fall at your command, as if by magic. Of course, the magic involves some basic science. Here's how to do the diving ketchup trick and how it works.
Duck Tape Triboluminescence
You can use duck tape to see an example of triboluminescence, the glow given off when some materials are subjected to mechanical stress or friction. The duck tape triboluminescence project is extremely easy and only take a few seconds to try.
Edible Slime
Most slime recipes are non-toxic, but there are only a few you can actually eat and none that taste as good as this one! Here's how to make edible slime.
Edible Fake Barf
Making a simulant is a form of chemistry, right? Here are instructions for making your own edible fake barf. Ick!
Egg in a Bottle Demonstration
You don't see air and might not think much of it is contained in a bottle, but air and the pressure it exerts can be very powerful. The egg in a bottle demonstration illustrates the concept of air pressure.
Electroactive Slime Instructions
This recipe makes cool, non-toxic slime that appears to have a life of its own!
Endothermic Reaction (Safe)
Most endothermic reactions contain toxic chemicals, but this citric acid and sodium bicarbonate reaction is safe and easy.
Endothermic Reaction Demonstration
Here's an endothermic reaction demonstration that is easy to do and cold enough to freeze water.
Exothermic Chemical Reaction
Exothermic chemical reactions produce heat. In this reaction vinegar is used to remove the protective coating from steel wool, allowing it to rust. When the iron combines with oxygen, heat is released.
Epsom Salt Crystals
Epsom salt crystals are easy to grow and form quickly. Here's what you need to know to make your own magnesium sulfate crystals.
Fake Blood Recipe
This results in a non-toxic, realistic stage blood.
Fake Glass
These instructions will result in either clear or amber glass, depending on the cooking time used.
Fake Neon Sign
Do you love the look of neon signs, but want an inexpensive alternative that you can customize to say whatever you want? You can make a fake neon sign using fluorescence to make inexpensive common materials glow.
Fake Snot
This is a gooey, gross variation of the traditional slime recipe, great for Halloween and other occasions requiring snot.
Fake Snow Instructions
You can make fake snow using a common polymer. The fake snow is non-toxic, feels cool to the touch, and looks similar to the real thing.
Fire Writing
Write a message using a special invisible ink. Reveal the message in fire with this fire writing chemistry project.
Fake Wounds
Let's combine chemicals (ingredients) to make fake wounds suitable for Halloween or other special events.
Firebreathing involves breathing a fine mist of fuel over an open flame to form a fireball. It's the most stunning fire trick and potentially the most risky since most firebreathing involves using a flammable, toxic fuel. Here are instructions for a safer form of firebreathing, using a non-flammable, non-toxic fuel that you have in your kitchen.
Fireball Instructions
If you can find a tee shirt and some lighter fluid, you can make small fireballs. These fireballs are re-useable. Theoretically, you can hold them in your hand.
Firecracker How To
Firecrackers are extremely easy and inexpensive to make yourself. Learn how to make homemade firecrackers and how to light them safely.
Fizzy Potion Recipe
Make a non-toxic fizzy Mad Scientist potion using ingredients from your kitchen. The potion looks evil, but it is safe enough to drink.
Fizzy Bath Bomb
Use your chemistry to make a fizzy, scented bath bomb. Make them for yourself or give them as gifts!
Flaming Gel Recipe
Use three common household ingredients to prepare a gel or jelly that you can set on fire. This is an easy fire chemistry project that you can do at home.
Floam Instructions
Make your own version of Floam, a type of slime that contains polystyrene beads so that you can mold it into shapes.
Fried Green Egg
Red cabbage juice contains a natural pH indicator that changes color from purple to green under basic (alkaline) conditions. You can use this reaction to make a fried green egg.
Fruity Putty
These are step-by-step instructions on how to make fruity putty.
Frozen Bubbles
Use dry ice to freeze bubbles solid so that you can pick them up and examine them closely. You can use this project to demonstrate several scientific principles, such as density, interference, semipermeability, and diffusion.
Fruit Battery
If you have fruit, a couple of nails, and wire then you can generate electricity to turn on a light bulb. Learn how to make a fruit battery. It's fun, safe, and easy.
Gas Preparation
Here are simple instructions for preparing common gases from ordinary chemicals. The gases include carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, methane, nitrous oxide, chlorine, and several others.
Gel Air Fresheners
Feeling crafty? If you can make Jello, then you can make your own gel air fresheners. It's easy and fun. You can choose your own scents and colors. For holiday fun, consider layering different colored gels or using seasonal fragrances (e.g., pine or cinnamon for Christmas).
Geode of Copper Sulfate Crystals
Geodes are rocks that contain crystals. Normally, millions of years are required for flowing water and minerals to deposit crystals, but you can make your own 'geode' in only a few days. Grow blue copper sulfate crystals inside an egg shell to make your own geode.
Gelatin Plastic
Colorful gelatin shapes can be used to make jewelry, mobiles, decorations, and more!
Glow in the Dark Crystal Geode
It's very easy to make a glow in the dark crystal geode. The rock is a natural mineral (eggshell). You can use one of several common household chemicals to grow the crystals. The glow comes from phosphorescent paint, which you can get from a craft store.
Glow in the Dark Alum Crystals
Alum crystals are among the quickest, easiest, and most reliable crystals you can grow. Did you know you can make them glow in the dark by adding a common household ingredient to the crystal growing solution?
Glow-in-the-Dark Crystal Snowflake
Learn how to make a glow-in-the-dark crystal snowflake or other glowing holiday ornament. This is a safe and easy project that's great for kids and kids-at-heart. The crystal decorations are light-weight and inexpensive to make.
Glow in the Dark Ice
Learn how to make ice cubes that will glow in the dark when exposed to a black light. The glowing ice is easy to make and safe to use in drinks.
Glow in the Dark Ink
These are instructions for making glow in the dark ink. However, the instructions are presented as a curiosity or for information only, NOT for use.
Glow in the Dark Mentos & Tonic Water Fountain
It's easy to make a mentos and soda eruption glow. All you need to do is use tonic water or diet tonic water instead of the usual diet soda and shine a black light on the fountain.
Glow in the Dark Slime
What is better than regular slime? Slime that glows in the dark, of course! This is an easy and fun project that is suitable for kids.
Glow in the Dark Mountain Dew
All it takes is a few easily-obtained materials to turn a bottle of Mountain Dew into a glow in the dark bottle of Mountain Dew.
Glowing Bubbles
Bubbles are already awesome, but glowing bubbles are even better. It is easy and safe to make bubbles glow, plus it doesn't require any hard-to-find materials. Here is what you do.
Glowing Printer Ink
Learn how to make homemade glowing printer ink that you can use to print glowing pictures, iron-on transfers, posters, and more.
Gold and Silver Pennies
Take copper pennies and turn then silver, then make them gold. This is an easy chemistry project that uses common laboratory chemicals.
Goo Recipe
Make squishy non-toxic goo that hardens in your hands when you squeeze it, but flows like a liquid when you pour it.
Green Fire Instructions
It's easy to make brilliant green fire. This cool chemistry project only takes two household chemicals.
Green Fire Video
See how to make green fire using common chemicals. You can apply the same method to produce fire in other colors using different metal salts.
Grow Silver Crystals
All it takes is silver nitrate and either copper wire or mercury to grow these sparkling metal crystals.
Gunk Recipe
This is sort of like slime, but drier and very non-toxic if left uncolored.
Handheld Fireball Video
All fire is not created equal! If you apply a little chemistry know-how, you can make a fireball cool enough to hold in your hand. See how it's done, then try this simple fire project yourself.
Hair Detangler
Learn the chemistry behind how hair detangler works and get recipes to make your own homemade hair detangler.
Hollow Penny Project
This is an easy chemistry project that uses common materials. You take a post-1982 penny, score the copper surface to expose the zinc interior, react the zinc with acid, and are left with a hollow copper penny.
Homemade Hand Sanitizer
Some commercial hand sanitizers contain ingredients as scary as the germs they protect you from, so why not make your own hand sanitizer from ingredients you select? This is an excellent project for kids as well as adults, since the project can be expanded to include a discussion about hygiene and disinfection.
Honeycomb Candy Recipe
Honeycomb candy is an easy-to-make candy that has an interesting texture caused by carbon dioxide bubbles getting trapped within the candy.
Hot Ice Video Tutorial
Hot ice is a non-toxic chemical you can make in the kitchen from baking soda and vinegar. You can cause the saturated solution of hot ice to crystallize in 'ice' that gives of heat or you can build crystalline towers as you pour the hot ice onto a container. Here a step-by-step video that shows you what to do.
How to Grow Great Crystals
Do you want to grow crystals, but you aren't sure where to start or what to do to make sure your crystals turn out well? Here's some basic information on crystal growing. I've provided links to recipes so you can start growing crystals. These instructions are general, so if your recipe calls for something special (like no vibrations or dark), be...
Ice Cream in a Baggie
Make a tasty treat and learn about freezing point depression, too! All you need are some basic ingredients and two ziploc baggies. It's easy, fun, and educational.
How to Make Snow
If you want snow, but Mother Nature won't cooperate, you can take matters into your own hands and make snow yourself! This is the homemade version of real water ice snow, just like the snow that falls from the sky except without the need for clouds.
Ice Cube on a Wire
Pull a wire through an ice cube without cutting the cube! This trick works thanks to a phenomenon called regelation, in which the ice melts from the pressure of the wire and freezes up after the wire passes. Here's how to put a wire through an ice cube or hang the ice on wire.
Ice on Fire
Have you ever wondered whether you could set ice on fire? These are instructions for how to make ice appear to burn and also instructions so that you can actually set it on fire.
Instant Fire Chemistry Demonstration
Learn how to perform the instant fire chemistry demonstration in which potassium chlorate and sugar are reacted to produce an incredible purple flame and a lot of smoke.
Invisible Ink - Baking Soda
These are quick and easy instructions for making non-toxic invisible ink using baking soda (sodium bicarbonate).
Invisible Ink - Corn Starch
The writing for this invisible ink technique is done using corn starch. An iodine solution is used to reveal the message.
Invisible Ink - Lemon Juice
Lemon juice is acidic and weakens paper. When paper is heated, the remaining acid turns the writing brown before discoloring the paper.
Invisible Ink Revealed - How to Read Invisible Ink Messages
It's easy to write a message using invisible ink, but it's a little trickier to read the message. Here are tips for revealing an invisible ink secret message.
Ivory Soap Microwave Trick
Microwave a bar of Ivory soap and watch it expand to over six times its original size. The foam trick is good clean fun, plus it can be used to demonstrate Charles' Law, physical change, and foam formation.
Invisible Inks
Make your own invisible ink so you can write and reveal secret messages. Get information about inks that are activated by heat, chemical reactions, and ultraviolet light.
Ketchup and Baking Soda Volcano
The acetic acid in ketchup reacts with baking soda to produce an extra-special type of lava for a chemical volcano. This is a non-toxic volcano recipe that is sure to please!
Iron from Breakfast Cereal
Cold breakfast cereals are usually fortified with iron. What does the iron look like? Find out here!
Kitchen Science Experiments
Do you want to explore science, but can't find or can't afford chemicals? Here are science experiments and projects you can do that use common kitchen chemicals.
Kid-Friendly Elephant Toothpaste Demo
The elephant toothpaste demo produces a growing column of foam that looks like what you would get if an elephant squashed a giant tube of toothpaste. Here's a kid-friendly version of this classic chemistry demonstration.
Koolaid Playdough
This recipe results in an edible, fruit-scented playdough.
Lava Lamp - Non-Toxic Version
While real lava lamps and lava lites rely on trade secrets, you can get a similar effect with simple household ingredients.
Laundry Detergent Recipe
It's easy to make your own laundry detergent, plus the cost of using it is about a tenth the price of using store-bought laundry detergent. Here's how you make this cleaner yourself.
Lava Lamp - Realistic Version
These instructions for making a lava lamp or lava lite are for the experienced hobbyist, not kids or novices.
Lemon Fizz Science Project
The lemon fizz project is a fun bubbly science project using kitchen ingredients thatâs ideal for kids to try.
Lickable Stickers
This is a recipe for non-toxic sticker glue.
Lichtenberg Figures
Lichtenberg figures essentially capture the image of lightning. Here's how you can make your own Lichtenberg figure from common materials.
Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream
Make liquid nitrogen ice cream as a cool cryogenics or phase change demonstration or for a quick and tasty treat.
Liquid Magnets - Synthesize Ferrofluid
Make your own ferrofluid, or liquid magnet, which can be used with a magnet to change the liquid's density and to form spikes and other amazing shapes.
Luminol Chemiluminescence Test for Blood
You can use the luminol chemiluminescence reaction as a quick and easy forensic test for blood. Here's a look at what you need to perform the test, how to do it, and an explanation of how the luminol test works.
Magic Crystal Christmas Tree
A magic crystal Christmas tree is an easy crystal project you can do for the holidays.
Magic Colored Milk Science Project
If you add food coloring to milk, not a whole lot happens, but it only takes one simple ingredient to turn the milk into a spinning color wheel. Here is what you do.
Magic Rocks - Chemical Garden
Learn about the chemistry behind magic rocks and make your own chemical crystal garden.
Make a Mixture and a Compound from Iron and Sulfur
Do you know the difference between a mixture and a compound? Combine iron and sulfur to make a mixture and then react them to form a chemical compound.
Mentos & Diet Soda Chemical Volcano
Candies and diet soda together can make a chemical 'volcano' with an eruption several feet high. If the normal baking soda volcano is too tame for you, give this project a try.
Marbled Paper Project
It's super-easy to make elegant marbled paper, which you can use for a variety of projects including gift wrap. What you may not know is you can scent your paper while you marble it.
Metamucil Flubber
This recipe makes a non-sticky sort of 'rubber' or gelatinous slime.
Moonshine Instructions
This is how ethanol is distilled. The potable form of ethanol from corn is sometimes called Moonshine or White Lightning.
Modeling Clay Recipes
There are several ways you can make homemade clay for modeling, making ornaments, and for other projects and crafts. Here are several clay recipes, including a refrigerator clay, a clay you bake to harden, one you coat for a glossy finish, and one that works up and stays pliable much like store-bought modeling clay.
Natural Toothpaste
It's fast, easy, non-toxic, and fluoride-free! Use these instructions to make your own natural toothpaste.
Nitrogen Triiodide Chemistry Demonstration
Learn how to perform the nitrogen triiodide chemistry demonstration, a spectacular touch-sensitive decomposition that produces a cloud of purple smoke and a loud 'snap'.
Natural Plastic from Dairy
Plastics are generally produced from petroleum, but they can come from other sources as well! All that is really required is the ability to join molecules containing carbon and hydrogen together, which you do whenever you curdle milk.
Natural Easter Egg Dyes
These are easy instructions for making your own natural Easter egg dyes, using fruits, vegetables, and spices.
Non-Toxic Glue from Milk
Use common kitchen materials to make your own glue. Add vinegar to milk, separate the curds, and add baking soda and water. Glue!
Natural Insect Repellent Recipe
You can make natural insect repellent yourself. The insect repellent is safe and effective, plus it costs much less to make it than to buy it.
Natural Mosquito Repellent Recipe
It's easy to make your own natural mosquito repellent. You can control exactly what goes into the project so you won't need to worry about any unwanted chemicals.
Non-Toxic Fingerpaints
These finger paints are just right for aspiring artists! Use soap and water for clean-up. Be aware that the food coloring could stain fabrics and furniture.
Non-Toxic Smoke or Fog
While renting a smoke machine is a reliable option, here are fog instructions for the do-it-yourself types.
Non-Toxic Paste
This is the classic, simple flour paste.
Oobleck Recipe
Learn how to make Oobleck, a type of slime that has properties of both liquids and solids.
Orange Fire
If ordinary fire just doesn't do it for you, why not kick it up a notch by making it into orange fire? It's easy to make orange flames. Here's what you do.
Paper Chromatography with Leaves
Most plants contain several pigment molecules, so experiment with different leaves to see the wide range of pigments.
Patio Table Crystals
Turn the surface of your glass patio table into a safe place for kids to explore crystals. Here's an easy crystal project you can do on any warm, sunny day using ingredients from your kitchen.
Patriotic Density Column
This is a fun chemistry-type decoration for July 4th or any time you want a colorful demonstration of density layers. Use different colored lamp oils and food colors for other holidays.
Perform the Mohs Test
The Mohs test is one way to determine the hardness of a rock or mineral. You can use the Mohs hardness to help identify an unknown specimen. Here's how you can do the test yourself.
Poinsettia pH Paper
You can make pH indicator from poinsettia flowers, then use the indicator to make your own pH paper test strips.
Perfume Recipe
Perfume is a classic gift, but it's even better if it is a scent that you made yourself, especially if you package it in a beautiful bottle. Perfume you make yourself is free from synthetic chemicals and is fully customized to your personal taste. Here's how to make your own perfume.
Purple Chromium Alum Crystals
Learn how to grow purple chromium alum crystals and how to grow clear crystals over a core of colored crystals.
Potassium Chlorate from Bleach and Salt Substitute
Potassium chlorate is an important potassium compound that can be used as an oxidizer, disinfectant, source of oxygen, and component in pyrotechnics and chemistry demonstrations. You can make potassium chlorate from common household bleach and salt substitute.
Potassium Nitrate Recipe
Make potassium nitrate (saltpeter) from common household ingredients. Potassium chloride from lite salt and ammonium nitrate from a cold pack are reacted to yield potassium nitrate and ammonium chloride. This is an easy way to make your own potassium chloride if you can't find it in a store or just want to try a fun chemistry experiment.
Radioactive-Looking Slime
The slime you might find in a real Mad Scientist's lab would probably be the result of some horrible genetic mutation. You can make slime that looks radioactive and toxic, yet is actually easy to make and safe. Here's how you do it.
Rainbow in a Glass Density Column
Make a rainbow in a glass using colored sugar solutions with different densities. This project is very easy and safe enough to drink.
Red Cabbage pH Indicator
Make your own pH indicator solution! Red cabbage juice indicator is easy to make, exhibits a wide range of colors, and can be used to make your own pH paper strips.
Recycled Paper
Make beautiful paper from recycled scraps of just about any paper project you can find. Learn how to add decorative items to your paper and prepare it for writing or stamping. This is a fun craft that teaches about recycling while making a useful handmade product.
Recrystallization Instructions
Recrystallization is a laboratory technique used to purify a sample based on the different solubilites of its components. Learn how to perform a recrystallization and get tips on how to avoid common problems and improve your product yield.
Red Cabbage pH Paper
Learn how to make your own pH indicator test strips using red cabbage. This is a fun, safe, and easy chemistry project that you can do at home.
Red Fire Instructions
Red fire is easy to produce. This is a classic color for sparklers and fireworks as well as holiday parties. It would also be a cheery coloration for a campfire or fireplace.
Red Potassium Ferricyanide Crystals
These are instructions for growing easy red monoclinic crystals. Don't let the 'cyanide' part of the chemical name put you off -- these crystals aren't edible, but neither are they more toxic than most other compounds.
Resin Papier Mache Paste
This papier mache paste dries to a hard finish.
Remove Fluoride from Drinking Water
Learn how to remove fluoride from drinking water. Also learn ways to reduce fluoride exposure and find out what types of filtration don't reduce fluoride concentration.
Rock Tumbler Instructions
Here are instructions for tumbling rocks using a rotary drum tumbler and a vibratory tumbler, as well as instructions for polishing jewelry in a rock tumbler. Helpful tips are included for improving the polish and troubleshooting problems.
Rubber Egg & Chicken Bones
You can make a hard boiled egg bounce like a rubber ball and cause chicken bones to become soft and rubbery. All you need is a common kitchen ingredient.
Salt Crystal Geode
You can make a salt crystal geode in any color of the rainbow. The geode showcases the beautiful cubic structure of sodium chloride or table salt.
Safe Smoke Bomb Instructions
A classic smoke bomb is easy to make and safe to use, but you can make the project even safer if you don't heat the ingredients. Here's what you do.
Salt and Vinegar Crystals
Salt and vinegar crystals are easy-to-grow non-toxic crystals that you can grow in a rainbow of colors. This crystal growing project is especially good for kids or beginners looking for quick and easy crystals.
Sand or Silica How-To
Sand that you find on a beach consists of several minerals and organic matter. If you could separate out the impurities, you would have pure sand, which is silica or silicon dioxide. Here is how to prepare pure sand yourself in the lab.
Saponification Reaction Instructions
Making your own soap can be a time-consuming process, but you can demonstrate the saponification reaction quickly and easily by reacting oil of wintergreen and sodium hydroxide to make sodium salicylate.
Seed Crystal Instructions
A seed crystal is a small single crystal that you use to grow a much larger crystal from a saturated crystal solution. This is how you can grow a seed crystal yourself.
Shampoo Recipe
You can make your own shampoo from scratch using simple ingredients and a little chemistry know-how. Here's a shampoo recipe to get you started.
Silly Putty
Learn about the history of Silly Putty, how it works, how to make your own, and what you can do to explore the interesting properties of this viscoelastic liquid.
Sharpie Pen Tie Dye
You can create a pattern resembling tie-dye using colored Sharpie pens and rubbing alcohol. It's a fun and educational project that is great for kids.
Silver Crystal Tree
In this simple chemistry demonstration or crystal growing project you'll grow a silver crystal tree.
Silver Polishing Dip
Why use elbow grease to remove tarnish from silver when all you need to do is dip it in this easy-to-make nontoxic solution? I've also included some tips for preventing tarnish in the first place.
Singing Cake
This is the recipe for a singing cake. The cake sings while baking and then it is ready to eat!
Smoke Ring Cannon
You can make a smoke ring cannon that shoots smoke rings in the air or even in water. A smoke ring cannon is a simple science project that uses easy-to-find household materials to illustrate fluid vortex formation in a fun way.
Slime Recipe
There are lots of recipes for slime. Since most recipes are easy, look for one using ingredients you have on hand.
Smoke Bomb Instructions
You can easily make a smoke bomb using inexpensive materials to produce safe smoke.
Smoking Fingers Trick
Make your fingers smoke when you rub them together and glow in the dark. All you need is a matchbox and a way to burn the striker portion.
Snow Globe Instructions
The 'chemistry' part of this lies in choosing a good liquid and sealant for your globe. Nontoxic and fun!
Snow Globe Using Benzoic Acid
Snow made from water crystals melts at room temperature, but snow made from benzoic acid crystals will still be decorating your snow globe when the weather warms up. Here's how to make a snow globe by precipitating benzoic acid to make the 'snow'.
Soap Slime
Soap slime is an easy-to-make type of slime that is fun to play with and makes clean-up fun. Here's how you make it.
Snow Ice Cream Recipes
Here is a collection of several quick and easy recipes for ice cream you can make using snow.
Soapmaking Instructions
These are the instructions for making your own gentle hand or face soap. It's work, but worth the effort!
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Ultimate Colored Smoke Bomb
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Water into Wine Demonstration
Turn a clear liquid into a red liquid, then back to clear again. This demonstration is commonly called turning water into wine or blood, and can be used to demonstrate acid-base indicators.
Violet Fire
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Yeast & Hydrogen Peroxide Volcano
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Stink Bomb Recipe
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Chemical Snow Recipe
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Glowing Flower
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Nylon Synthesis
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Albert Pujols left Wednesday night's game between the Los Angeles Angels and Boston Red Sox in the fourth inning with right calf tightness.
Pujols doubled to lead off the fourth inning off of Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz. Pujols then advanced to third base on a ground out by Kendrys Morales, but pulled up lame before reaching base.
Pujols scored easily from third on a Mark Trumbo single, but was noticeably limping back to the dugout. Team trainers went over to talk to Pujols after he scored, and ultimately decided to lift him in the bottom half of the fourth inning.
Trumbo moved from left field to first base, while Vernon Wells replaced Pujols in the lineup, playing left field.
The severity of Pujols' injury is currently unknown. With the Angels slumping, they can ill afford a serious injury to Pujols.
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Submitted by Karen Katz on Tue, 10/02/2012 - 11:43am
Empty the Lot Week
As part of our sustainability effort and with the specific goal of decreasing traffic, the school has designated October 8 – 11 as Empty the Lot Week. We encourage you to try a different way of getting to campus on this four-day school week.
- Help reduce the number of vehicles on Barnes Road and entering campus during peak drop-off and pick-up times
- Barnes Road rush hour traffic exceeds capacity. Washington County and Metro studies indicate that traffic congestion will continue to increase in coming years
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- Arrive on campus before 7:45 a.m. for drop-off
- Arrive on campus after 3:35 p.m. for pick-up
- Use the Catlin Gabel student bus service (NO COST to ride October 8 –11. Sign-up required.
- Carpool (form lasting bonds with your neighbors)
- Bike, walk, take TriMet
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Player of the Week: Ethan Richardson
Running back, Marion High School
Just a few weeks into the season, some high school players are already turning heads We stopped in Marion this week to hand out our first Player of the Week award.
Marion started 2012 with a bang, beating Smyth County rival Chilhowie 38-15 thanks to a herculean effort from running back Ethan Richardson.
The senior ran the ball 32 times for 298 yards and three touchdowns.
"Last Friday night was one of the best games we had in a while and it really meant something to beat them," Richardson told us.
The Scarlet Hurricane's head coach and offensive coordinator Joey Carroll said the game plan wasn't for Richardson to carry it over 30, times but once he got started coach kept feeding the beast. "[When] you have a guy that is averaging 9.2 yards per carry, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out let's keep giving him the football," he said.
The success Richardson has on the football field is a tribute to all the hard work he does off the field preparing for Friday nights.
"He's one of the hardest working young men I've been around," Carroll said. "He is fearless and a fierce competitor."
With his success on the field, Richardson is a role model for the youth in Marion who one day want to be just like him. That's a role he doesn't take lightly. "A lot of the rec league kids look up to you and you have to set an example for them," he told us. "A lot of them congratulate you and say how they want to model themselves after me. I try and be a good example for them."
After rushing for nearly 300 yards in his season opener, Richardson knows what he has to do to top his week one performance: "Go for [400] I guess," he laughed.
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Updated 9:26pm Thursday 23rd January 2014 in Sport By Brian Owen
Stephen Ward admits it is time he was involved in an FA Cup run.
But he will be under no illusion as to the threat a lower division side can pose Albion on Saturday.
Ward was part of the Wolves side who were humbled by Conference side Luton Town last season.
He has never played in an FA Cup tie in February since coming over from Ireland during the 2006-07 season and was part of a 3-0 derby defeat at home to West Brom in his first ever tie.
Whether he plays on Saturday is probably in some doubt as Oscar Garcia balances the demands of the trip to Port Vale with a league campaign which resumes at high-flying Burnley on Tuesday.
Adam Chicksen got the nod in the third round and made an accomplished debut against Championship rivals Reading.
There is every chance Oscar could put Chicksen back in against the club two places above his former employers MK Dons in League One.
But whether he walks out at Vale Park or not, Ward will have words of caution for his colleagues if asked.
He would love to be part of a club who really get stuck into a Cup run this time rather than just getting it out of the way.
"We played plenty of tricky ties like this at Wolves," he said.
"I was speaking about it the other day to a couple of the lads.
"When I was at Wolves our priority was usually promotion or battling against relegation. The FA Cup sometimes didn't fulfil the potential it had.
"It's the same here situation here in that we are trying to get promoted. But it would be nice to go on a run.
"I think the furthest I've ever got was the fifth round and that was in my early days at Wolves."
Ward featured in the early stages of that run to the fifth round in 2007-08 but was not in the side which bowed out 2-0 away to a Cardiff City side who would go all the way to the final.
That was the year the competition opened up dramatically in the quarter-finals when Portsmouth won at Manchester United and, later the same afternoon, Barnsley beat Chelsea.
Defeat at Cardiff was not necessarily a shock for Wolves. Both sides were in the Championship at the time.
But fifth tier beat second tier at Kenilworth Road last term and Ward still remembers it vividly.
"Last year we lost at Luton," he said when asked if he had been on the wrong end of a shock.
"It was one of those typical cup ties. The pitch was quite wet and muddy, a few decisions didn't go our way, they battled hard and got the win.
"It was disappointing but that's the magic of the FA Cup I suppose!"
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A fifth round draw and possible big name at the Amex could do wonders for our league form and may even tempt potential targets to join us before the window shuts. I for one would love a nice little cup run. Who knows get through this get a smaller side at home in the next round and suddenly we could be looking at the quarters! Just the confidence the boys need after the difficult week we've had.
Keep the faith. UTA
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It will be a good test of the desire to progress. Let's hope a team to do the job is selected.
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I expect bridcutt to be sold by Friday ... Figure undisclosed .
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Ski storage on mountain, free shuttle service and parking underground but NO SKI RACKS on tops of cars. The Garage height is too low to accomodate and type of ski racks.
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London Wasps booked their second visit to Twickenham this season after destroying the Northampton Saints 57-20 in the Zurich Premiership semi-final. After two defeats, Warren Gatland's side rose to the occasion and simply put in one of the best performances of the season.
There is no doubt, that when the weather is good, Wasps are good. Causeway Stadium was baked in the most glorious sunshine and Wasps were on fire, scoring eight tries.
The first 20-minutes, saw both sides looking to gain supremacy and two Bruce Reihana penalties took the visitors into an early 6-nil lead.
Alex King closed that to three points with his first and only penalty of the game. Poised at 3-6, the game was evenly balanced until Tom Voyce scored the opening try of the match on the half-hour mark. His run took him from his own half, through the green shirts of the visitors, around Reihana and into the corner. The Television Match Official (TMO) was called into play by referee Chris White and the try was given. Voyce did however take a knock to the head while scoring and needed some treatment. It took a couple of minutes before he ran back to his position but the applause from the crowd would have made his head feel a bit better. King missed the conversion but Wasps were on their way, leading 8-6.
As Wasps started to gain momentum and find gaps, Fraser Wasters was brought off. The centre came off with a slight hamstring strain and it is hoped that he will be okay for the Heineken Cup final. The medical team will look at him this week and make a judgement towards the end of the week. While Waters limped off, super-sub, Ayoola Erinle took to the field and it didn't take long before he made an impact.
The second try of the game came from the captain, Lawrence Dallaglio. It started from a catch and drive from a lineout. Simon Shaw and Dallaglio drove onwards and into the corner. Once again the TMO was brought into action and once again the try was awarded. Mark Van Gisbergen took over kicking duties and slotted the long-range conversion to make it 15-6. This try came just before the break but Wasps were not done yet. Stuart Abbott found some space and tore open a hole in the Saints defence. The ball was sent down the backs, however the backline consisted of Dallaglio, Shaw and a few other forwards. Shaw somehow got the pass away while being tackled and put Erinle into space to score Wasps' third try. It was a massive blow for the visitors just before half-time and with the Van Gisbergen conversion, Gatland's side went in 22-6 to the good.
As the sides ran out for the second half, they both knew the next try would be crucial. For Saints it would have brought them back into the game, for Wasps, it would be their ticket to Twickenham. Thankfully, it was the latter as Abbott intercepted a desperate pass from the Saints, who were building a good attacking opportunity. Abbott raced away a full 70m to score Wasps' fourth of the afternoon. Van Gisbergen added the two points and the side was well in control at 29-6.
On the hour mark, Wayne Smith's side finally managed to break the Wasps strangle hold as Andrew Blowers scored their first try. Replacement Shane Drahm added the conversion to make it 29-13. At this stage of the game, Gatland and Shaun Edwards started to mark their replacements as Martin Purdy came on for Richard Birkett.
No sooner had the game got underway again, were Wasps in for their fifth try, this time from Paul Volley. The flanker, who was playing his final home game for Wasps, collected a Josh Lewsey pass and ran in from 10m out. Volley was delighted and so were the fans as the so-called 'unsung hero' of Wasps got a just reward for all his hard work. Van Gisbergen added the conversion as Wasps stretched the lead to 36-13.
At this stage of the game, Abbott made way for Mark Denney.
The centre, who is a qualified lawyer, made an immediate impact as he broke open the Saints defence, which at this stage were falling off their tackles. Denney raced away but knew he would be caught, so calmly drew his man and sent Voyce away for his second try of the game. Voyce went in under the posts and the resulting penalty from Van Gisbergen made it 43-13.
With the game won, Gatland brought on Henry Nwume, Mark Lock, Ben Gotting and Peter Richards for Will Green, Simon Shaw, Trevor Leota and Rob Howley respectively. With 10-minutes to play, Tim Payne scored Wasps' 7th try. A rolling maul allowed the prop to score next to the posts. With Van Gisbergen on song, the conversion was never an issue and Wasps racked up fifty points.
If one were counting players, fans would have noticed that Wasps played the final 8-minutes with 14 and then 13-men. Joe Worsley came off and then King. The reason for this was not to insult Saints, but merely to protect the respective players from injury. Gatland and Edwards looked to the bench but all the replacements were used and so opted to play the closing stages with fewer players.
Nick Beal scored a consolation try for Smith's side but the final nail in the coffin came from the captain. Dallaglio drove a rolling maul towards the tryline and scored Wasps' eight and final try. Van Gisbergen slotted the conversion and Wasps walked off the pitch having destroyed Saints 57-20.
Wasps now face their toughest two weeks when they take on Toulouse in the Heineken Cup final and Bath in the Zurich Premiership final.