You need four bases, although you can use shoes or shirts to designate bases if you don't have any real bases available. You also need a rubber ball about the size of a basketball. You do not need to play with an official size field, but you should have enough space to run around and kick the ball. Since people are going to be kicking a rubber ball you should make sure you are not in a place where you will damage anything fragile or valuable. Ideally you want nine people on your team and eighteen people total. You can't play kickball by yourself, and it's generally accepted that you should have at least four people on each team. With fewer people it becomes much harder to play the field or to get people on bases. Remember to decide who will be on which team.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather your materials. Find an open space. Assemble a group of people who want to play.

Generally, simple distillation (as described here) will work for substances that boil below 200oC. Above that, many compounds can decompose, so a vacuum distillation is recommended. If you don't know the boiling point of the substance you want to distill, a very rough rule of thumb is that a compound's boiling point rises by around 15 oC for each carbon that's added to the chain. Find a compound structurally similar to the one you want to distill, and add 15 oC per additional carbon. Take the liquid you want to purify and pour it into the distilling flask. Only fill the flask between half and two-thirds full, so the liquid does not take too long to evaporate. You can use a stand to hold the flask above the burner or heat source. You may also want to use a basin filled with sand to rest the distilling flask on instead of directly over the burner. This will prevent the liquid from boiling too violently as the sand helps to evenly distribute the heat. This is a piece of glassware with a vacuum adapter, an inlet, and several outlets for connecting flasks. Make sure to grease the joint between the pig and the condenser, so you can change fractions easily. Place the cup or flask beneath the opening on the end of the condenser. The liquid will drip out as the vapor cools and collect in the cup below. You can also choose to connect the collection container directly to the condenser if you have the materials to do so (if doing a vacuum distillation, you will have to do this to maintain system vacuum). For a while the thermometer's temperature will not change, but once enough vapour builds up, the temperature should rise rapidly, and then level off. This value is the compound's boiling point at the pressure. Use proton nuclear magnetic resonance and examine your spectra. Do the factions look clean? If yes you're done. If not, you may need to redistill, or use an alternative method of purification, such as column chromatography.
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One-sentence summary -- Know the boiling point of the substance you want to distill. Pour the liquid into a distilling flask. Place the distilling flask over the heat source. Connect the "pig" if you're doing vacuum distillation. Place the collection beaker beneath the condenser. Monitor the temperature of the distillation using the thermometer. Check the purity of your factions.

If you own your car outright, then you can get an auto equity loan. Generally, you can borrow 100% of your car's value, though this amount will differ depending on your credit history. If you have not paid off your car loan, then the car is currently serving as collateral for that loan. However, you might have paid off some of your loan. In that situation, you can get a new loan for a higher amount, using the car as collateral. Keep in mind that cars depreciate in value, so if you end up having to sell the car, you may not have enough to pay off the loan. There are a couple types of secured loans you can get using your home as collateral, and there are many lenders willing to make these loans. Consider the following types: Home equity loan. You get a loan for a fixed sum of money and repay it in equal monthly installments. If you do not repay per your agreement, the lender can foreclose. Generally, you can get a loan equal to 85% of the equity in your home. Home equity line of credit. A HELOC operates like a credit card. You borrow as much as you need, up to the limit set by your lender, and make payments on the amount you borrow. Typically, you can borrow up to 85% of the equity in your home. If you default, your lender can seize your home. Some banks extend loans to customers who have a savings account with them. Because the account secures the loan, you generally cannot access the account until you pay the loan back. You can also use a certificate of deposit as collateral for a bank loan. You can get a secured loan using all kinds of assets as collateral. Consider any personal property that has value and which you own, such as the following: Watercraft Motorcycles Equipment Furniture Computer If you have investments with a private bank or investment broker, then they may lend you money using your accounts as collateral. Often, you can get a loan up to the full amount of your account. Some banks will give you a "cash advance loan" or "salary advance loan" backed up by your future paychecks. Generally, these are short-term loans, due when you receive your next check. Many lenders offer legitimate salary-advance loans. Do not confuse these with "payday" loans, which have sky high interest rates and are illegal in many states. Payday lenders tend to operate out of storefront offices, like pawn shops. By contrast, banks and credit unions offer salary-advance loans. Businesses can use many assets to secure a loan for their business. For example, a client might issue a large purchase order for product. To fulfill the order, you need to hire staff or make other investments. Banks will often lend against your assets, such as accounts receivable or inventory.
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Pledge your car as collateral. Use your home as collateral. Offer your savings account as collateral. Pledge personal property as collateral. Pledge stocks and other investments as collateral. Use future paychecks as collateral. Pledge business assets as collateral.