The laboratory is lined with beaker after beaker of incubating Saccharomyces cerevisiae—yeast.
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You might guess what's in this beaker – and you'd be right.
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Any card with a beaker needs to be researched before unlocking.
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At the March for Science, the Muppet Beaker was a mascot.
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Beaker — from The Muppet Show — was almost as popular as Spock.
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Of the many celebrities Abovitz has met, Beaker was clearly a highlight.
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It breaks and shatters the beaker once it reacts with the drink.
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"They're our kids," said Officer Laas, the handler of Beaker and Rudy.
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One project that could help play a role in that restructuring is Beaker.
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They also took a Chinese Bronze beaker and a finial flag pole top.
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So, think of a thousand-liter beaker, where these proteins can be harvested.
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One minute I look like Elaine the Pain from Tracy Beaker, the next, KD Lang.
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A mechanical stirrer, whirring in a corner, clinked on the edge of a glass beaker.
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Add some liquid to one beaker and, eventually, the levels all normalize because they're ultimately connected.
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In a large beaker, gently stir together triple sec, whiskey, food coloring, coffee, and bitters. 2.
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The beaker is connected to a special machine that mixes the formula at a fast speed.
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The Beaker people needed only to cross the English Channel to get to the British Isles.
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I should have done the other task first and then gone over and picked up the beaker.
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So, for example, in a 1,000-liter beaker, we're getting yields of hundreds of millions of vaccines.
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The teacher took some boric acid, put it in a beaker, then poured in methanol from a jug.
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"Oh God, look at those bolts," he murmurs as I start on my own plastic beaker of fizz.
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They're in tuxedos, and one of them looks a bit like the lab assistant Beaker from The Muppet Show.
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He dips a syringe into a beaker of water and injects into it a small, billowing and glinting mesh.
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Researchers from the École Polytechnique in France built a simple model of the brain using a beaker full of water.
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When you walk into The "Breaking Bad" Experience you'll immediately see bartenders in hazmat suits making cocktails in beaker glasses.
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So, go ahead and touch the Eyce beaker-shaped bong coated in camo silicone ($69.99), which has a lifetime warranty.
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"That actually smells quite nice," says Foot, wafting a beaker of his own leg meat in front of his nose.
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The XProject comes with several attachment pieces: an immersion blender, a 2250ml food processor, a 33ml beaker and one whisk attachment.
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I can also fill up a beaker to measure the volume of a "count"; that gives me 500 milliliters (16.9 ounces).
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On a tablet screen, an animated poo emoji smiles its manic-eyed grin, before being dunked into a beaker of water.
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Freehand pour Very Dangerous Blue Liquid (VDBL) from a beaker into tiny tube in a rack you hold with your other hand.
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Tyler Young, a two-year-old human boy, and Beaker, a very protective duck, have the most magical friendship of all time.
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They banged a beaker full of water with a hammer, hoping to better understand the forces and motions involved in head trauma.
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Imagine this — Justin Bieber walks into a room, throws on a lab coat, pulls out a beaker, and starts doing science experiments.
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Arvada, a community outside Denver, decided to retire one of its older dogs, Beaker, because of that case and other court rulings.
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Badison eventually becomes so upset over her teasing that she breaks a giant beaker in the middle of science class, getting herself expelled.
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The coffee is in the middle and it's collected in a beaker underneath and it takes about 12 hours to brew the coffee.
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Mastering the art of brewing up magic is easy when you look the part, so glove up and grab a beaker to get started.
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He has also regularly performed as the shy monosyllabic lab assistant, Beaker, and as Statler, half of the cantankerous old hecklers, Statler and Waldorf.
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Opinion Columnist The problem with being a frog in a beaker is that you may not notice the water temperature rising to a boil.
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The beaker gets placed into an oven, and then an additional machine to melt the wax down so it can fill the pencil mold.
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Tap the side of the beaker as the sand and acid are mixed together and the sound that emerges drops in frequency over time.
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The pinot noir is crystal-clear and in a beaker, so it's easy to surmise that that one probably still has a ways to go.
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While most characters were baby versions of adult muppets, like Baby Piggy, Baby Beaker and Baby Kermit, there was one mysterious human character: the nanny.
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"Earth Is a Hot Mess" begins promisingly, with Nye using a beaker and a flame to demonstrate how adding heat to water makes it rise.
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Not to mention, there's a pretty remarkable difference between making something in a beaker and making it in 500-kilogram batches with real, mechanized equipment.
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Wandering through the crowds was Ali Mohammed, 70, in long worn robes, selling small cups of traditional Arabic coffee poured from a battered brass beaker.
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Later, our small group was seated at individual "perfume organs" — half circles of small bottles of essential oils and an empty 10003-milliliter glass beaker.
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To find which specific products clean the best or are the safest requires a chemical deep-dive, which is exactly what Beaker is beginning to do.
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It came not from a petri dish, a beaker or an astronomical observatory, but from the vacuum tubes and diodes of a Royal McBee LGP-303.
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The UFC superstar is showing off the custom new smoking piece he got after dismantling Conor McGregor ... a custom beaker tube-style bong from Illadelph Glass.
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Such was the level of interest in the device that local law enforcement asked the students to make a version that could fit into an evidence beaker.
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In the parking lot of a Home Depot, she photographed a table that was set up with repellant sprays, tubes and a beaker holding mosquitoes for demonstration.
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Basically, they hit it with a hammer and filmed it in slow motion, watching as bubbles formed on the opposite side of the beaker before it broke.
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About 503,500 years ago, archaeologists have found, there was a sudden shift in Britain to new styles of pottery and metalworking, known collectively as the Beaker culture.
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He chose eucalyptus as his scent and an attendant in a white lab coat fitted his nostrils with tubes attached to a beaker containing a green liquid.
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There are no scarves or crystal balls, no stars, moons, or tchotchkes Stevie Nicks might collect—just a beaker filled with Tootsie Rolls, which came with the space.
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In another picture, gold powder sits in a blue beaker, while a woman's finger sticks her finger in pink gel in another like a mock 50s food advertisement.
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The larvae were nourished with guinea pig pellets, and individuals were removed from the beaker and frozen at various life stages, up to and including the adult phase.
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To me, avoiding the topic is like a group of frogs sitting in a beaker, fretting about the growing warmth of the water but neglecting to jump out.
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Otherwise my faithful reading boyhood was quite pleasant, although I lost my left eye at the age of 7, when a little girl shoved a beaker in my face.
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There's a George Condo painting that makes the sitter look like Beaker from ''The Muppet Show,'' hung in a space once occupied, perhaps, by a 22014th-century academic oil.
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They both wore white lab coats, with Koepka holding a dumbbell and DeChambeau sporting safety specs and clutching a chemistry-type beaker in a nod to his "scientist" persona.
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"Just take a gentle whiff," one Pint Shop flavor expert — dressed in a fluffy pink lab coat — asked a visitor as she held an oversized beaker of ice cream.
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They had a little plastic beaker that they had to pick up in their little robot gripper and not drop it and get it under this stream of dripping blood.
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From a colleague named Barry Saltzman, he borrowed just three equations that would describe an even simpler nonperiodic system, a beaker of water heated from below and cooled from above.
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While the Beaker culture spread from society to society on the mainland, it was brought to Britain by immigrants descended from the nomads of what are now the Russian steppes.
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Holding up a beaker of fecal matter, Mr. Gates reminded the audience that human waste is disgusting, containing 200 trillion rotavirus particles and 100,000 parasitic worm eggs, among other organisms.
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In terms of accessories, the OXO On comes with a 3-cup plastic beaker, which is perfect for whipping up smoothies when you aren't using the stick blender for soup.
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One hour after plunging an unfortunate Peep into its grisly demise, all that remained in the beaker was a pair of brown carnauba wax eyes floating in a purple Phenol soup.
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Perhaps the logic is that the longer you're there, the more a $450 Greek wine vessel or an $85 porcelain splatter-paint beaker with grooves like a peach pit seems necessary.
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It's the beaker that holds their whole carefully constructed formula together, that makes the Pop Drops and repetitive song structures come to life, that adds depth to the faces of the music.
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You'll also get a whisk attachment for making meringue or whipped cream; a 2-cup chopper for nuts, herbs, or soft cheese; and a 4-cup beaker for mixing smoothies and drinks.
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Rachel is a lush, decanting vodka tonics into a plastic beaker for boozing on the move, and Blunt presents a gaunt and sorry spectacle, with flaking lips, unfocussed gaze, and rosy nose.
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The last time I visited Magic Leap founder Rony Abovitz at the company's secretive Florida offices, he told me about the time he met Beaker, the meeping beeping scientist on the Muppet Show.
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It is done with a sensitive listening device that picks up changes in acoustic properties when a scoop of sand or other powder is dropped into a beaker of mild acid and mixed.
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The first two ingredients when mixed together cause an unusual chemical reaction known as a Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction, which causes the concentration of hydrogen ions in the beaker to oscillate back and forth.
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The group can take one block, cut it with a diamond-tipped saw, place half back in a warm beaker with more raw materials, pour it in a mold, and begin concrete formation anew.
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Lorenz identified three properties of the system corresponding roughly to how fast convection was happening in the idealized beaker, how the temperature varied from side to side, and how the temperature varied from top to bottom.
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There was barely a reason for Badison to shatter that beaker, or chuck a book at her mother, or, as we find out in the final flashback of "Changing Winds," set another young woman on fire.
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HPLC involves dropping the bud into a beaker of solvent such as methanol or chloroform, and running it through a pressurized column to isolate the mixture's components once the THC has been extracted into the solvent.
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The technology seems both powerful and user friendly on first impression—not an easy balance to strike—but success will depend on the extent to which regular internet users can be convinced they need what Beaker is offering.
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But it has an unusual feature that differentiates it from its competition: a "headlight" that illuminates the inside of the pot or beaker as you blend, making it easy to monitor the consistency of your soup or smoothie.
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A surprising number of immersion blender users are injured when they reach into the beaker or pot while the device is on, but with the OXO On's bright light, it's much easier to remember to avoid the blades.
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"Are you a scientist or a businessman?" a customer of this Bushwick establishment asked the bartender Darren Grenia, as he used an eyedropper to add a tincture of nutmeg into a Griffin beaker, finishing off an H-Bomb.
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While on the hunt, Garner, 47, came across several odd items in her bag, including three pairs of sunglasses (you can never be too prepared for the sun!), a fake credit card, playing cards and even a mini beaker.
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A beaker full of animal cells doesn't give you the texture of a steak; with this technology, scientists can use 3-D scaffolding to encourage 3-D growth, and they can grow blood vessels in these tissues as well.
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A few days ago, the team behind Beaker launched a new product, Hashbase, a service for hosting these peer-to-peer sites when all local copies are offline—in effect replicating some of the functionality of conventional web hosting.
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With the desktop browser market still dominated by Google Chrome, different versions of which together account for more than 50 percent of internet browser market share, it will be an uphill struggle for Beaker to reach large scale adoption.
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In another video shared on Instagram, Garner documented her search for her glasses, but instead came across several odd items in her bag, including three pairs of sunglasses, a fake credit card, playing cards and even a mini beaker.
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In some of the booths, enormous stainless-steel machines touted features like "vaveless expansion technology"; giant glass flask and beaker rigs towered over their sales teams like props that would seem too on-the-nose in a mad scientist laboratory scene.
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Whereas a beaker full of reacting chemicals will eventually expend its energy and fall into boring stasis and equilibrium, living systems have collectively been avoiding the lifeless equilibrium state since the origin of life about three and a half billion years ago.
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And I think I managed to make myself queasy one night, fussing with the slightly prickly PS4 sensitivity while trying to highlight every single beaker/bottle/glass/whatsit in a lab, just to see if any of them was a precious collectible.
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Then, you pour in the beeswax (which comes in little solid pellets) and facial oil, which smells like sweet lavender — one of the 7 essential oils, though it's also infused with sweet almond, apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, rosehip, and carrot seed oils — into the beaker.
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After you remove the beaker from the heat, sprinkle in the oats and mix together until it's all blended, and there you have it: an ultra-creamy moisturizer that'll last you two months — for a whole lot less effort than that cumin-crusted pork dish.
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It's not often in life that you find yourself sharing a glass of tap water with a musical pioneer, but there I was in a not-quite-open-yet BBQ restaurant in Brixton enjoying a beaker of the Thames' finest with Chicago legend DJ Deeon.
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Of course, being able to send files like this still relies on the person you're sharing with installing Beaker or Dat on their computer first, which presents a barrier compared to services like Dropbox or WeTransfer that require no extra software from the file recipient.
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The first thing that hits you upon pressing play is The Armed's immediately disorienting chaos, but there's a funhouse mirror quality to it, as if a mischievous scientist dropped a bit of the Dillinger Escape Plan's DNA into a beaker full of Top 40 hits.
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Served with one large, spherical ice cube in a beaker just like the ones you used in science class, a mix of Peychaud's bitters, Cognac, agave and Standard Wormwood Distillery rye blends to create one of the most in-demand cocktails at the establishment.
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Click here to view original GIFThe next time you find yourself being chased by bill collectors, all you need is a beaker full of gallium to turn the aluminum baseball bats they're wielding into what looks like a kid-safe toy made from squishy Nerf foam.
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Nowhere is this dizzying interconnectedness more succinctly illustrated than in Colin McMullan's "Clouds Filtered through Trees" (2019), which consists of an almost-seven-foot tall water cooler that resembles a laboratory beaker and dispenses rainwater captured from the museum's roof and filtered through white pine tree sapwood.
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In the trailer for the new Netflix series — Bill Nye Saves the World — Brown and Nye can be seen laughing in an enormous laboratory, while Brown holds a beaker filled with a yellow liquid, which we can predict will likely be a super cool culinary experiment.
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So, technically the researchers didn't recreate life in a beaker, and we don't know whether the conditions in the lab were the same as those on the early Earth or beneath the ice on moons like Europa, where some speculate life might have formed in this way.
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The sweet treat consisted of a giant replica of Kermit the Frog resting atop a cake shaped like the number 4, which was also covered in polka dots and various beloved characters from the Muppets franchise like Miss Piggy, Rowlf, Animal, Gonzo, Beaker and the Swedish Chef.
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Billed as a "peer-to-peer web browser," the idea behind Beaker is to provide a simple way to build and host websites directly from the browser, which can then be visited by other users of the browser without the need for any intermediary hosting providers.
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In both drawings, the artist leans so heavily on a percussive contrast of black and white — making a column of space between two buildings leap out to strike the viewer's eye and every beaker on the lab table glitter — that the overall compositions become almost illegible.
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The sweet treat consisted of a giant replica of Kermit the Frog resting atop a cake shaped like the number 4, which was also covered in polka dots and various beloved characters from the Muppets franchise like Miss Piggy, Rowlf, Animal, Gonzo, Beaker, Fozzie Bear and the Swedish Chef.
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The sweet treat consisted of a giant replica of Kermit the Frog resting atop a cake shaped like the number 4, which was also covered in polka dots and various beloved characters from the Muppets franchise like Miss Piggy, Rowlf, Animal, Gonzo, Beaker, Fozzie Bear and the Swedish Chef.
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Schrier (who is studying to obtain a doctor of pharmacy degree at the Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond) picked up a beaker of ominous yellow potassium iodide, dumped it into the peroxide and sealed her legacy as a Miss America who would be remembered for winning over the judges with science.
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Amongst discussions about the practicalities of motherhood, childcare, support for disabled children, and a range of other topics, Mumsnet was most likely to hit headlines for the likes of the infamous "penis beaker" thread, which gained internet notoriety when a user asked for views on her post-sex cleanup arrangements.
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Anyway, onto the theme tune: it's called "Someday" and it's by R&B singer Keisha White whose biggest claims to fame are, according to her Wikipedia, the fact this appeared on the opening credits of Tracy Beaker and the fact she went to school, in Barnet nonetheless, with someone from S Club 8.
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Visitors to Mr. Berrada's half-hour-or-so presentation are going to see the creation of original fairy tale landscapes (maybe dandelions shooting off white halos or a blue-cloud sky that resembles an 18th-century Boucher live onstage (straight from the beaker) and simultaneously on a projection screen; it's all done with the artistic equivalent of a chemistry set.
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