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	<title>Ideas for a mad science wedding?</title>
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	<description>Can anyone suggest interesting science-flavored demonstrations, experiments, or spectacles to be performed at a wedding? My friends have asked me to be the &quot;official mad scientist/busker&quot; at their upcoming wedding.  I&apos;ve been trying to think of ways to fulfill this somewhat open-ended assignment. I will try to acquire some liquid nitrogen with which to make ice cream and the like (can anyone suggest a good source for the stuff near Denver?) but I want to do something a bit more pyrotechnic to entertain the guests. &lt;br&gt;
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Guidelines (feel free to post things that violate these if they are especially cool): &lt;br&gt;
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1. It shouldn&apos;t be too messy, since everyone will be wearing their Nice Things. &lt;br&gt;
2. I will have about two days to prepare (the wedding is in two months, but I will be out of the country until a few days beforehand.)&lt;br&gt;
3. Crowd-pleasing (either very cool-looking or edible) is more important than educational, although the latter is obviously a bonus. &lt;br&gt;
4. Ideally, the materials should not be too expensive or difficult to obtain. (Alas, I mourn the days when I had access to fully stocked collegiate labs!) Things that are available by mail-order are fine.</description>
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