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How to make a tornado in a bottle
Fill a plastic bottle with water.
Leave two inches of air at the top of the bottle. The size of the bottle doesn't matter-but the bigger the bottle, the bigger the tornado.
OPTIONS:
- The larger the bottle, the more tornado you'll create with water, as well as the longer it might take for the tornado to spread and land on your person. The size of the bottle also determines how you do it.
- Use a long, rectangular piece of black foil and make sure the triangle is even against one side of the bottle. Carefully measure and divide the dimensions of the bottle according to how many inches (24 x 22 centimeters) you want the tornado to be.
- The bigger the tornado, the easier it will be to observe the effects on the water. If you are only making a one-bottle tornado, you can use a plastic water bottle or a clear glass canning jar.
- Use enough water so that the piece of glass that releases water is as tall as the funnel, but roughly over-the-top. Place one end of the funnel in the bottle.
A: The bigger the tornado, the easier it will be to observe the effects on the water. If you are only making a one-bottle tornado, you can use a plastic water bottle or a clear glass canning jar.

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Several athletes are gathered inside a fenced area. One walks to the circle in the center. she
OPTIONS:
- throws a ball from one end of the circle to the other.
- jumps onto the circle and jumps over it several times.
- spins in circles, then lets go of the ball before the others join in to measure the distance.
- spins several times and jumps into the circle.
A: spins in circles, then lets go of the ball before the others join in to measure the distance.

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Another man comes up to the plate and throws the discuss. Again the video slows down and shows the same throw in slow motion. a third player
OPTIONS:
- comes up to the plate and throws the throw this time before the game un-slows.
- throws and the other blind throws as well.
- steps up and throws the discuss in slow motion.
- walks up to another throw making throwing motions and spots the gym scene and grabs the throw.
A: steps up and throws the discuss in slow motion.

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How to pay for braces
Pay for the whole treatment up front to get a discount.
If you can afford the whole cost of braces up front, this may be an attractive option. Discounts for paying the whole cost at once vary from office to office, but they're normally around 3% to 7 %.
OPTIONS:
- That's a sizable saving when you consider that braces treatment averages around $5000. If you decide to pay with this method, you'll make the payment during the visit in which the braces are put on.
- When someone can fill out the parts of your teeth that you'd like to serve as veneers, that person will get a discount. Pay off your orthodontics insurance for removal costs of veneers.
- The easiest way to pay for braces is to make a trip to your dentist. A regular visit can cost more, based on the information on their letterhead and the overall condition of your teeth.
- If you are able to pay the whole cost in one sitting, you can begin to pay it back up front. Go to the ocd (acv) medical center.
A:
That's a sizable saving when you consider that braces treatment averages around $5000. If you decide to pay with this method, you'll make the payment during the visit in which the braces are put on.