Apex (german!!!)

So, hier jetzt doch mal die Anleitung, wie man dimeres Acetonperoxid herstellt.
2 C3H6O + 2 H2O2 => C6H12O4 + 2 H2O.
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aka Aceton aka Wasser aka Apex aka Wasser
stoffper-
oxid
Als Katalysator verwendet man Salzsäure.
Den Chemikern unter euch sagt das jetzt was :P Mit ein bisschen Stöchiometrie kann man jetzt ausrechnen wieviel man von beidem braucht...
Ums euch einfach zu machen:
Ihr braucht folgendes:
Einen großen Eimer den ihr mit Kältemischung (Eiswasser mit Eiswürfeln sollte es aber auch tun) füllt
Einen kleineren Eimer (KEIN Plastik, mindestens 3l Füllmenge)
720ml Aceton (bekommt man für 6.99 im Baumarkt.)
1000ml Wasserstoffperoxid 30% (bekommt man aus der Apotheke für 10.00 Euro. Bei Fragen: Zum Hosen bleichen...)
ca. 500ml Salzsäure 30%
Stellt den kleinen Eimer in den großen. Es sollte kein Wasser reinlaufen. Sorgt dafür dass das Zeug WIRKLICH gekühlt ist!
Kippt in den kleinen Eimer jetzt euer Aceton und euer Wasserstoffperoxid. Dann gebt ihr vorsichtig und in kleinen Mengen die Salzsäure dazu. Also am Anfang schluckweise, bis die Reaktion einsetzt (Trübung, Schaumbildung). Rührt jetzt etwas rum, gebt dann weiter noch Salzsäure dazu immer in kleinen Mengen und Abstände dazwischen. Dabei natürlich kräftig rühren.
Zwischendurch immer mal am Eimerrand testen wie warm es ist! GUT kühlen!
Wenn die Schaumbildung vorbei ist (das dauert erfahrungsgemäß doch etwas länger oO) einfach noch etwas stehen lassen damit möglichst viel reagiert.
Wenn das passiert ist, den schaum abschöpfen und mit Wasser mischen. Das Wasser dann durch ein Tuch kippen und das weiße Zeug das übrig bleibt trocknen -> Apex.
Jetzt dieses rote Zeug mit Wasser mischen und auch filtrieren. -> Apex
Dann den Metalleimer auswaschen (sofern das nötig ist) und das Waschwasser auch filtrieren -> Apex.
Ihr solltet jetzt eine ordentliche Menge Apex erhalten haben.
Lagerung:
Am besten GARNICHT. Wirklich. Trocknet das Zeug und verwendet es. Apex verliert schnell seine Wirkung. (ca. 4 Wochen heißt es.)
Falls ihr es doch lagern wollt, beachtet folgendes:
# Kein Plastik oder Metallgefäß (spontane Detonationen gehen dann schlecht aus oO) sondern Karton oder Frischhaltefolie
# verteilt die Menge auf mehrere Gefäße, dann wäre eine Detonation nicht so schlimm (Das man die Gefäße räumlich getrennt lagern sollte, muss ich nicht sagen, oder?)
# Von Zündquellen fernhalten (oO)
# KEINE Schraubverschlüsse o.Ä. Es kann passieren das euer Apex sublimiert, an dem Deckel resublimiert und dann beim öffnen detoniert. Eure Hände sind dann der Matsch an der Wand.
# Kühl lagern.
# Kennzeichnen wäre nicht schlecht! (ACHTUNG SPRENGSTOFF genügt.)
# Apex auf KEINEN FALL mechanisch beanspruchen. Das Zeug ist SEHR empfindlich und bestraft Fehler recht hart oO
Um die Wirkung zu verdeutlichen: 3cm*3cm*0,5cm großes Päcklein detonierte mit einem Knall mit der Lautstärke von drei großen Böllern, der Feuerball war 45cm groß.
Sehr vorsichtig sein damit.



sharkwaters.com | blatant pimpag

I think most of you know Sharkwaters.com by now. But I do not use it.
Sharkwaters.com used really unfair methods to promote their product!
They faked posts on forums of teams like 4Kings, NiP and mYm to promote their product. This is an easy but unfair way of using highly visited team pages to promote a product. Usually you have to pay a lot of money for a banner on a famous team page.
Here is one of these faked forum posts:
I was wandering the other day how to gamble on counter-strike. Basically I want to organize a clan war for money. So I googled “counterstrike cash league” and low and behold the great oracle that is Google sent me to a site: Sharkwaters.com. And I found nirvana. The basic idea is simple the challenge other teams or players for cash, the site holds the cash until the teams are player report back to Sharkwaters.com who won and who lost. In the case of a dispute, they return the money to each player. Your betting history is completely visible to everyone etc, so cheats get discovered. This is the simple ebay idea, that people care about their feedback, and serious cash players will only play other serious cash players etc. So I signed up And immediately received $10.00 free betting cash as they are doing in Promo to recruit players. So far so good? I have played three times so far and then down $2.00. Which I can live with it as is their money! I do not know how I feel about gambling on games, especially with the cheats, but when I lay out in the bet that using cheats is not allowed at least I know that if the guy does use cheat, I would not have to give him my money. And this I like.
This post is such a cheeky way of getting attention on Sharkwaters.com.
They made only one mistake! In the profile of the guy it said email: sharkpromo@googlemail.com
I contacted this guy and asked for a interview for my page (I claimed to be a news writer of readmore.de). Also I asked him if the profile one the 4Kings.Intel page (http://www.four-kings.com/index.php?p=user&id=9388) is his proflie and he said "yes".
Boycott sharkwater.com !!!




Counter-Srike: get better

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Here are ten pieces of advice for everyone who wants to become a very skilful Counter-Strike player:
1. Analyse every frag and death whenever you play.
2. Accept that other people can "just get lucky" and ignore the bullsh*t frags which were impossible.
3. Watch other people's “chasecam” whilst dead and analyse their play. See what works and doesn't work and what you would do differently.
4. Watch demos and get inspired. Learn how to handle situations like 1v2 or 1v1.
5. Learn to read what your enemy is going to do based on their rough skill-level i.e. noobies will rush blindly or camp, whereas skilled players will always try to tip the odds in their favour by positioning and timing
6. Always remember that sound is your friend. get a new headset if necessary to improve your ability to locate enemies using purely sound.
7. For gods sake learn to use the radar. If you can assume flanks left, right and behind are covered by team-mates, you can solely focus your attention on the front instead of having to watch your back constantly.
8. Relax and enjoy the game.
9. Stop when you start becoming frustrated and do something else
10. If you do play on public servers, join clan ones where regular high-skilled clan players warm up. You will get pwned a lot but you should learn and the server will be administrated to stop hackers running wild
Good luck! :D




Insider, ViP & Co

Payment-Services (Insider, Vip & Co)
Insider, VIP, Lounge, Premium, Prime, Plus or Backstage. Nowadays it seems to be a status symbol for a competitive online gaming team to have such a payment-service. Nearly all big teams like SK and NiP offer for their fans this kind of services.
Usually you have to pay for these kind of services 5-7 € a month. But is actually a fair price? This is a hard question to answer. Normally the teams offer features like: “ask team XY”, “exclusive downloads” and “exclusive servers”. The teams often publish special guides and videos for their paying fans as well.
This actually doesn’t sound toobad. But in reality it is far worse than you might expect it to be. Often you can get these exclusive downloads from other pages. The guides are mostly only interesting for beginners and all the other features are rubbish anyway.
But there are some good reasons for these services as well:
The thing is a sports team needs income out side of sponsors. With football teams they have their television rights, merchandise and most of all ticket sales.
eSports teams however don't have or barely have any of those three things mentioned so they need to come up with other ways to get their budgets in balance.
(SK|iantje)
After all, I recon that at the moment these services are improving and hopefully soon it will be a good thing to spend money on. If you really want to support a team and Sign-Up for one of these Payment-Services, then choose either SK.Insider or NiP|ViP. For German eSport fans mouz.Backstage is probably the best choice. You definitely shouldn’t spend your money on any other Payment-Service.

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