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explaining the process by Bennington College

Photo by Briee Della Rocca

Bennett Explains Vibrations by Dale Brugh

Bennett explains the physical origin of infrared absorptions to his family while his mother waits to collect the spectrum.

California Artist explained by Adam Fagen

California Artist (1982)

Robert Arneson (1930–1992)

Stoneware with glazes

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA

TAuch_Infrastructure-CompressorStation-SenecaCounty_OH_June2016(2) by FracTracker Alliance

Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2016.

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Explaining The Process by webmink

At the Bolzano Winery in South Tyrol.

Explanation by flyingspores

Honey explains the plans for the third phase of the High Line to visitors.

York Shambles Plaque by Tim Jenkinson

Explaining the situation.

Sand casting explained by Adam Fagen

Rodin Museum, Philadelphia, PA

(The museum was a gift of Jules Mastbaum to the city of Philadelphia to display works of Auguste Rodin)

Explaining something by Elvis_old_Lenses

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Praktica TL1000

Fuji Superia 200 film - BW developed

Carl Zeiss Jena 50/f2.0

Rodinal One Shot Semistand development

Me 163 explained by Adam Fagen

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Chantilly, VA

Messerschmidt Me 163 B-1a Komet

"One of the remarkable of the Wunderwaffen (wonder weapons) produced by Nazi Germany during World War II, the Messerschmidt Me 163 Komet (Comet) was the first and only tailless rocket-powered interceptor to see operational service.

Like the other advanced weapons fielded by Germany during the final year of World War II, the Me 163 had little actual effect on the outcome of the war. Considering the conditions under which it was developed and deployed, however, the Me 163 can be rightly considered a significant technological accomplishment."

Explain by The Institute for Open Economic Networks

Photo by Betsey Merkel.

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Farming For Justice with Maurice Small, Strategist

Maurice Small, Food Strategist, works in communities of low wealth to make sure they are able to activate the wealth they have internally and that they have around them. Maurice provides tools communities need to have great food access, food health and food awareness.

Maurice Small is an independent consultant with 25 years of experience in urban/ rural food systems development, youth entrepreneurship training, and soil creation. Maurice inherited his profound respect and love for the earth from his parents. This love for natural process and growth nurtures his strong desire to build community as he teaches and cultivates regional visions for sustainable agriculture, healthy lifestyles in underserved communities & urban/rural collaboration between growers and vendors. His work to address the development of a more sustainable regional food system began in Northeast Ohio in 1988 with vacant lot reclamation, community garden creation, work with local after-school programs and volunteering with organizations to cultivate urban local food production.

His current contract work in North America address's urban and rural food system creation, food justice awareness programming and urban/peri urban soil production with worms.

This interview was on recorded on March 9, 2015 with the permission of The City of Cleveland, Department of Public Works at the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse opened in 1905 at 750 E 88th St., in Cleveland, Ohio 44108. Phone: 216-664-3103

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Graduate School Explained! by Arcadia University

10.2.13

Arcadia students listen in on an informative session about graduate schools and options after graduation.

Photographer: Madeline Seton '14

Reilly Metzger explains home fire safety options for homeowner Consuelo Quezada #T6A0909 by Red Cross Silicon Valley Chapter

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As volunteer Reilly Metzger explains the fire safety program, King Lee prepares the documents for homeowner Consuelo Quezada.

In San Jose, CA, on Saturday, May 12, 2018, the Red Cross joined together with many volunteer community groups to install free smoke alarms and provide fire prevention and safety tips to residents of the Magic Sands Mobile Home Park. Partners included the San Jose Fire Department, Silicon Valley Bank, Camille McCormack, Chick-filA, Lee’s Sandwiches, and others.

Photography by Red Cross Photographer Rick Johnson

Explaining the Issues by Congressman Steve Womack