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How to Make Graffiti

July 28, 2010 Recreation Guide
Graffiti

Graffiti is an often criticized art form. It is often considered vandalism in certain states if not done in the proper area, so before you go out and start tagging different areas of town with your newest art, make sure that you do it in a legal area so you don’t damage private property or get arrested.

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How to Build an Egyptian Pyramid

July 5, 2010 Recreation Guide
Egyptian Pyramid

Humanity has marveled at the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptian civilizations and their ability to build pyramids, which are magnificently created structures. However, the physics behind the construction is basic and can easily be recreated at home though not at the scale as that of the ancient Egyptians.

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How to Build an Igloo

July 4, 2010 Recreation Guide
Igloo

Building an igloo can be a fun activity undertaken by two or more people. To build one, gather the necessary tools, which include a snow saw and a small axe or machete to mould the snow blocks. The process of building the igloo may take about 3 to 6 hours.

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How to Make Paper Mache

July 3, 2010 Recreation Guide
paper mache

Papier-mâché is one of the oldest and most popular arts and crafts projects that anyone can take on. It is popular with everyone from kindergarten classroom children the full-grown adults. The best part of all is that it requires little to no effort to make papier-mâché in the fund will last for hours.

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How to Make Paint

June 29, 2010 Recreation Guide
make paint

The paint that you can make it home isn’t capable of replacing the gallon buckets that you buy at the paint store, but if you just trying to do a small touch up or home project, it’s easier to make a batch of your own paint than to rush down to Sherwin-Williams and fork over $100 for a 5 gallon bucket.

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How to Make Napalm

June 25, 2010 Recreation Guide
Napalm

Making professional grade military napalm is extremely dangerous. We’re not going to cover how to create the substance that would burn you house to the ground in seconds, but we will cover how to make a basic napalm substance that can be used to light small fires for personal use.

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How to Make Paper SnowFlakes

June 1, 2010 Recreation Guide
paper snowflakes

The ultimate secret to making paper snowflakes lies in the process of folding. It may appear tricky but the process is simple and straightforward once you master the technique. Learn to make paper snowflakes.

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