talking about Nick's legendary 45mph hit-and-run accident

Here I am explaining why ferrets placed where they did in this ring. Basically it came down to the fact that because of coat changing, a lot of the ferrets were 1/2 chocolate, 1/2 champagne, which means they won't do well in either ring. Common thing to happen at summer shows.

Sign explaining issuing steam on a different vent in the Courtauld Gallery in London, which I found extremely humorous.

Marble Machines on 1/31/18

Julie Machačová explaining a family game in Neratovice, Czech Republic, in June 2008.

A 'Coals to Newcastle' feel as I explain the truce to the Network for Peace, but they are very supportive.

Explaining the concept and execution of "The Art Of The Heist"

Explains the pattern of stars on the blanket

Explaining Truman Tumblers to the younger kids.

Iguazu_DSC_0626

Thanks to SusanHoodPhotography.com

Explaining how he beat me by one vote: "You may have the fries, honey - but I've got the whopper!"

This will tell you more about the Merlin Calimaster than I could in one description.

I can't remember what.

An explanation of my wireframe shot, pointing out some hard to distinguish features.

Senior Chemistry students explained their poster presentation of their research this spring.

Explainer video

Riverside Drive, New York

An explanation, of the Guerilla AD campaign.

I guess this one kinda needs explaining.

My brother brought up a massive envelope for me today. From my ex-school. I dropped out in Feb when family, health and emotional problems had hit my school life so hard that I was basically told "leave voluntarily or we will kick you out".

I'm glad I left. I'm on an IT Course now. Which has its ups & downs but is a lot less stressful for me (& I get to laugh at everyone doing AS Level exams 8D )

Anyway, so this letter came and it was all the science magazines I'd hooked up with through school, and a note from my ex-form teacher. A really sweet note xD

They expect me back in September, but I'm not sure I'm ready to go back. However, I haven't sorted out what I would be doing instead so it's all a big worry. But the note from my teacher just made me all bouncy. xD So I took a photo.

(- Chem & Bio were the subjects I was flunking out in)

I do not yet understand all of this, but here is a go at it.

The input to this is almost any biofuel including plastics (except for PVC, which makes HCl) and pine. The ideal size is chips, but even dried manure works well.

Usually, the biofuel is burned, but here,. at very high (1200 C) temperatures, the fuel is converted directly to hydrogen, methane, and carbon. Efficiency goes like the fourth power of the temperature. Proton Power claims to burn every hydrogen atom.

As output, they get 1100 MW of electricity, diesel fuel, and a form of carbon that is very similar to graphene. Graphene usually sells for $100-gram. This carbon costs 3 cents/gram. Pure water also comes out from this process, and there is excess hydrogen, which is flamed (presently).

The cost of this power is about 4 cents/kWh plus 1 cent per 15 tons of fuel stock.

Jon explains ASP technology.

...and over there is where the aliens will come from

Explaining to Joe what they want for the new cases (www.crowncase.com)