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Bubbles are cool, but bubbles filled with fog are even cooler. Get excited for some dry ice fun with this do-it-yourself Boo Bubble generator! How does it work? Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide. When you drop pieces of dry ice into water, you get a wicked-cool combination of carbon dioxide gas and water vapor that bubbles out of the water. The creation of gas inside the two liter bottle quickly becomes too much volume for the two liter bottle to contain and the dry ice smoke flows over. By capping the two liter bottle with a funnel, the smoke builds pressure as it is forced into a more confined area. This pressure pushes the smoke through the tube, creating a flow of smoke that fills the bubbles. Steve Spangler combined the idea of filling bubbles with dry ice fog with his Bouncing Bubble activity to create a Bouncing Boo Bubble. While blowing bubbles indoors, you might have noticed the occasional bubble that fell to the carpet but didn’t pop. Regular bubbles burst when they come in contact with just about anything. Why? A bubble’s worst enemies are oil and dirt. Boo Bubbles will bounce off of a surface if it is free of oil or dirt particles that would normally break down the soap film. They break when they hit the ground, but they don\'t break if they land on a softer fabric like gloves or a towel.

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It\'s an e-mail that probably showed up in your inbox... Create an Exploding Drink! The prank is based on the widely known phenomenon of dropping MENTOS® chewy mints into soda to create an erupting geyser. Instead of just dropping the Mentos into soda, the pranksters suggest freezing a Mento in the middle of an ice cube. Serve your friend a refreshing soda drink and garnish with the tainted ice cubes. When the ice cube melts, the Mento is exposed and the soda erupts everywhere. Great idea, right? Readers of the Boing Boing blog suggest that it\'s a hoax... but no one out of the 600 plus people who posted a comment bothered to try it. We turned Steve Spangler loose to find out if it really works. http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/e...

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why would the son of the founder of the world s largest ice cream company baskin robbins write a book advising people not to eat ice cream because john robbins author of the food revolution which has just been published in india says adopting a vegetarian diet can help us save ourselves

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Here is a very special place, it is called Ice-cream Mountain, where a delicious ice cream everywhere, Mr.Wheeler & Friends will encounter anything interesting? How they would greet the New Year coming?

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Visit our website for more episodes! http://ramadhan4u.com to make your ramadhan a productive Ramadhan. Recipes can be found at http://www.ramadhan4u.com/cookbook/index.htm Quranic Cuisine, the programme which brings you cooking and the Holy Quran. Check out the dessert Pomegranate Ice cream in our episode of Quranic Cuisine from www.ramadhan4u.com :)!

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Use caution on seemingly solid ice, because if you fall through, it\'ll be difficult to get yourself out. HOW TO SURVIVE instructs you how best to avoid choking, to orient yourself for exit, how to kick pull and roll, and the best way to survive.

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Alice and Shawn the Train find the letter I inside the igloo. Your child will learn words like Igloo and Ice-cream while on an adventure with Alice and Shawn the Train! The words your child will see and hear: igloo, ice-cream, icicles, ice house, inside. The Alphabet Adventure With Alice And Shawn The Train - Letter I

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Pingu and his parents are doing odd jobs when Pingo comes over and asks Pingu on a playdate. The two go off hysterically. They play with their ball and have fun at first, but get a bit carried away, and the ball goes off into an overhang in the ice. When they try to retrieve it, they fall through a sort of trapdoor in the ice and into an ice cave. The entrance collapses above them, and they must find another way out. After looking around in the dripping, echoing caverns, they see a slope to the surface - which happens to be on the other side of a bottomless pit. Pingu manages to cross by swinging on a rope, which comes off as he gets to the other side. He then lassoes the ropes onto a small stalagmite next to Pingo, and tells Pingo to hang onto it and shuffle across the pit, with Pingu holding onto the rope on the other side. But Pingu begins to slip due to Pingo\\\'s weight on the rope and he nearly falls. Pingu quickly tugs on the rope, pulling Pingo back up unharmed and catches him just in time, and the two crawl out cheerfully to the surface.