Started on august 28, against all odds. Basically we have done this for a year now and we see healthy kids and kids they care about the land and kids that are learning about the garden and starting a farm on their campus. I think it goes back to each one of us had a passion and we each realized that we had a purpose and that our voices were just as powerful as anybody elses and why not you go i think for my daughter and i, our motto is dream and do, and we teach that to every single student we work with. If you can dream and do something realistically to change the world, you dont have a choice. So, deborah, right out of the box symphony of the soil. Can you talk about the state of our soil . What is, what did you learn from this film . What did you bring through in the film . What is happening with soil . And if you could talk about the World Congress of soil, where you just spoke last week . One of the interesting things, i could not have told anybody about soil before a learned abou
Reproduce that number during the year. So beekeeping is a totally different thing now. There are number of things that are threatening them. Its not because simply they are just die. We have to think about the production and reproduction of the population and what has changed about beekeeping. It is different than managing. Keeping it going, we do more and more managing the deaths of our bees. Im not worried about the Bee Population disappearing, not unless the beekeepers do, which is very possible. Only about 80 of the bees in this country are basically managed by about 1200 beekeepers. I would say 50 of those have massive beekeeping operations. It will keep new people coming into it as long as they can make a profit off of it, and we will manage the debts the same way we manage cattle. Now the modern be has a shorter lifespan, more parasites, more viruses, more bacterial infections and colonies living shorter lines like send any time and aviary history. Bees have a certain personalit
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Everybody, or the right to fair againstr even fight eagle pay for equal work but we will win those fights, too. I know that because america is the story of progress. It can be slow and can be frustrating, sometimes you get half a loaf where he wanted the whole of. Sometimes you might just get 1 4 of a loaf. But if you look at our history, the story is progress. And that is because theyre always been americans who have had the courage to march and organize and to fight for themselves but also to fight for each other. And im asking you to do the same thing. I asked you the same thing back in 2008. Im asking you to believe not just in my ability to bring about the change we need, im asking you to believe in yours. Im asking you to believe in you. Because even when our politics just aint right, theres a whole lot that is right with america. America with that dad who punches and every morning to put food on the table, the moms work in the graveyard shift to provide for her kids, the child w
The second person, john tylers second wife, but at least during the time, even though she did not come to the white house, she did use her influence to get appointments for her nephews and sons and grandsons, so she would have been political in that way but not the way he would think the second person, john tylers second wife, but at least during the time, even though she did not come to the white house, she did use her influence to get appointments for her nephews and sons and grandsons, so she would have been political in that way but not the way he would think of with someone like julia tyler. Which we will learn more of tonight. And this comment, she must have had good genes. What was going on in the Harrison Family that it produced so Many Political leaders . They were one of the first families of virginia, so you would have had them be involved in the revolution. They have a long history of political involvement. I think it is where they are located by the mid 1800s in the northw