Bric-a-brac

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BB gun or Archery Targets:

Why buy them, just print these out: targets.ppt


Campfire Jokes:

In a hurry to a campout? Print out these 9 quick clean stupid jokes, stick them in the book you are reading, and be prepared. campfire-jokes.pdf


 

Quartermaster Report:

If you need one…

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Lax Rules & Game Intro:

Finding a good handout to introduce lacrosse to parent and kids is just about impossible. I put together the attached – condensing the 86 page rule book into just a few easy to read pages. If you’re involved, maybe you’d find the attached useful.  2007-league-rules.doc


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Pinewood Derby Table Decorations:

We put up the standard checkered flags around the track. This year for the tables, I purchased those .99 white plastic table covering from Walmart’s. I printed the attached, cut out, and placed in the center of all table. Looked official.  Nothing to get too excited about, but maybe you can use: pwdtabledecorations.ppt


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Does life get any better than this – a corndog pizza!

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Particle Accelerator

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At the Heart of All Matter

This is a Feb08 picture from National Geographic of the 17 mile (ring) particle accelerator being built under the French village of Crozet. It’s called the Large Hadron Collider, and its purpose is simple but ambitious: to crack the code of the physical world; to figure out what the universe is made of; in other words, to get to the very bottom of things. The particles will be guided by more than a thousand cylindrical, supercooled magnets, linked like sausages. At four locations the beams will converge, sending the particles crashing into each other at nearly the speed of light. If all goes right, matter will be transformed by the violent collisions into wads of energy, which will in turn condense back into various intriguing types of particles, some of them never seen before. That’s the essence of experimental particle physics: You smash stuff together and see what other stuff comes out.  I just think this picture is cool.  Some people think this thing is going to create a blackhole and suck us all in.

 

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