Problem: Article: Theoretically, the longer you let it sit, the better, but eventually the egg will dry out, so experiment to see how long to let it sit. Once you think you've waited long enough, simply throw the egg (it should be intact except for the pinhole, remember!) wherever you want to stink, and enjoy.
Summary: Get an egg, and a needle. Use the needle (the thinner, the better) to poke a very small hole in the egg. Place the egg in a safe, open to the air container (a shoebox with holes punched in it) and let it sit for a couple of weeks. Toss the egg.

Problem: Article: Dremel was one of the first companies to manufacture rotary tools, and it is still best known for these tools. Dremel also produces a number of other types of tools, including powered screwdrivers and scroll saws. Research which tools they're currently selling to find one that fits your needs. The price range varies so it's especially important to find out if you're getting the right tool. Options on Dremels include: Fixed or cordless models Lightweight and mobile, or sturdier and stronger Longer battery life Fixed speed (usually cheaper and easier to use) or variable speed (better for intricate grinding projects and more expensive) Your Dremel will come with a variety of drill bits and other attachments, the tool, and an owner's manual. Be sure to read the manual before using your Dremel for the first time. This will also help you become familiar with the controls. Find out where the speed controls, on/off switch, and button to change the bit are located. Since your model may be different than a previous year's model, it's important to read the manual that came with your tool. Always wear work or rubber gloves when you run the Dremel. Gloves will keep your hands safe from debris and sharp edges. You should also wear safety glasses, especially when cutting, polishing, or grinding with the Dremel. Keep your work space clean. You should also keep children and other people away while you're operating the tool. To insert a bit, place the bit into the hole at the end of the Dremel and back it out slightly. Tighten the collet nut so that the bit is secure and doesn't wiggle. To remove the bit, press down on the shaft lock button while turning the collet. This should loosen the bit so you can replace it. Make sure to practice inserting and changing the bit when the Dremel is turned off and unplugged. Some models are equipped with collets designed for quick and easy connection and release. You can also get collets in different sizes for use with different sized accessory shanks. In some cases, you will need to use a mandrel, a type of shank with a threaded head. This is a type of permanent shank for use with polishing, cutting, or sanding bits. You should choose your bit attachment based on the type of material you'll be working with. Dremel makes many bits with a variety of materials for almost any material. For example, for: Carving and engraving jobs: use high speed cutters, engraving cutters, structured tooth carbide cutters, tungsten carbide cutters and diamond wheel points Routing jobs: use router bits (straight, keyhole, corner, or groove). When using a router, take care to only use router bits. Small drilling jobs: use drill bits (purchased individually or as a set) Once you plug it in, turn it on to the lowest setting and practice switching to different speeds. To get a feel for the Dremel, try using different grips to hold the tool. For intricate jobs, you might want to hold it like a pencil. Or, for a larger job firmly grip the tool so that your fingers wrap around it. Use clamps or a vice to secure the material you are working on. Check your user's manual to determine the correct speed for the job you have in mind. Remove the bit and place the bits back in the case. Take the time to wipe down the drill with a cloth after each use. Keeping your Dremel clean will significantly extend the life of the tool. Consult the owner's manual before disassembling the tool for major cleanings. You will need to frequently use compressed air to clean out the Dremel's air vents. This will help prevent electrical failure.
Summary: Choose your Dremel. Read the owner's manual. Wear proper safety gear. Practice inserting and securing bits. Use the right bit for the job. Make sure your Dremel is switched off before you plug it in. Clean your Dremel after each use.

Problem: Article: When creating edible green protein slime, you will need the following ingredients: 1 Cup Spinach 1 scoop Vanilla Protein Powder to Cup Unsweetened Almond Milk 1 teaspoon Almond Extract 5-6 drops Liquid Stevia (more if you prefer) This green protein slime is an excellent natural alternative to other chemical-based slimes. Its vibrant green color comes from spinach! Retrieve your blender. Measure and combine the following ingredients into the blender's container. 1 Cup Spinach 1 scoop Vanilla Protein Powder to Cup Unsweetened Almond Milk 1 teaspoon Almond Extract 5-6 drops Liquid Stevia (more if you prefer) In order to achieve the appearance of slime, this natural mixture must be smooth and lump-free. Puree the mixture until it is a smooth, even consistency. Stir when needed. This non-toxic slime is ideal for pouring on unsuspecting victims. Its natural ingredients make it safe for young kids to play with too. Instead of playing with the slime, pour it over waffles or pancakes for a tasty treat!.
Summary: Gather the ingredients and tools. Measure and combine the ingredients. Blend the ingredients until smooth. Enjoy the natural slime.

Problem: Article: . Create flashcards by hand or online. Whatever method you use, however, make sure that you create your own flashcards. Creating your own flashcards creates neural pathways. These neural pathways will help you retrieve the important information you learned at a later date. Study your flashcards in small 15 to 20-minute sessions. Make your flashcards by writing down key concepts and ideas on one side, and the answers on the other side. Mix pictures with words on your flashcards. You can use sites like Quizlet, Adobe Spark, or Cram to make flashcards online. Acronyms and mnemonic devices are a great way to memorize difficult information. String together words to make a memorable phrase or sentence. Each word in the phrase should start with the letter of the piece of information you are trying to remember. For example, the phrase, "Never eat shredded wheat" is used by students to remember the order north, east, south, and west appear on a compass. Test your knowledge by reviewing the practice quizzes at the end of each chapter of your textbook. Review the information that you got wrong on the practice quizzes. Re-take the practice quizzes until you get every answer correct If your textbook doesn't provide practice quizzes, then create your own. Create open-ended questions based off of your notes and the textbook. Open-ended questions will force you to write out your answers, which will help you retrieve and apply your knowledge during the quiz. Alternatively, have a friend create a practice quiz for you.
Summary:
Make flashcards Use mnemonic devices. Quiz yourself.