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Every year when it comes to the cotton harvest, the government shuts down the schools, puts the kids in buses, buses them to the cotton fields to spend three weeks harvesting the cotton.

They know how to plant organic rice, they know how to look after it, they know how to harvest and they know how to cook it.

She hired seemingly unemployable men and women to care for the bees, harvest the honey and make value-added products that they marketed themselves, and that were later sold at Whole Foods.

I wrote a letter to my girls that appears at the end of my book, "The Council of Dads," and I listed these lessons, a few of which you've heard here today: Approach the cow, pack your flipflops, don't see the wall, live the questions, harvest miracles.

So makers harvest technology from all the places around us.

So even when there's only a small amount of moisture in the air, it's able to harvest that very effectively and channel it down to its mouth.

And he said, "But right before the harvest, it bends over with great gratitude and humility to touch the earth from where it came."

Shortly after I performed the first liver transplant, I received my next assignment, and that was to go to the prisons to harvest organs from executed prisoners.

We can do "to the next harvest."

And when it's ready to harvest, you take it out of the bath and you wash it in cold, soapy water.

And during harvest, put it back with interest, food interest.

So some things that are missing is, for example, if you had a flow of energy through a system, what we'd want is a protocell that can harvest some of that energy in order to maintain itself, much like living systems do.

They put smart skylights through their stores so they could harvest the daylight and reduce the lighting demands.

We're using energy we can harvest on our roofs, and also on the training pitches, which will be covered with large, flexible membranes, and we will see in the next years an industry coming up with flexible photovoltaics, giving the possibilities of shading against strong sun and producing electric energy in the same time.

And the same concept: shade against the sun, shade against the wind, and use, use and take advantage of the sun you can harvest on your footprint.

This is my harvest, people.

When our gardens are balanced with care, we can harvest the beauty of living a life of grace.

Hearing loss makes it hard to fish on the open water, hunt caribou and harvest berries, activities central to Alaskan Native culture.

The algae that grow are in a container that distributes the heat to the surrounding water, and you can harvest them and make biofuels and cosmetics and fertilizer and animal feed, and of course you'd have to make a large area of this, so you'd have to worry about other stakeholders like fishermen and ships and such things, but hey, we're talking about biofuels, and we know the importance of potentially getting an alternative liquid fuel.

So the column actually had another very nice feature, and that is the algae settle in the column, and this allowed us to accumulate the algal biomass in a context where we could easily harvest it.

So we would remove the algaes that concentrated in the bottom of this column, and then we could harvest that by a procedure where you float the algae to the surface and can skim it off with a net.

Go one step up, and you get to farmers, who throw away sometimes a third or even more of their harvest because of cosmetic standards.

It's too complicated for us, but we can harvest it from its natural source, and we do, because this is one of our most powerful antibiotics.

For one thing, it strikes hardest during harvest season, so exactly when farmers need to be out in the fields collecting their crops, they're home sick with a fever.

Humans have been drawn to honeybees since early recorded history, mostly to harvest their honey, which is an amazing natural sweetener.

And one of the ways that you can think about repairing your fracture is this procedure here, called an iliac crest harvest.

So what we were thinking is, there's a tremendous need for bone repair, of course, but this iliac crest-type approach really has a lot of limitations to it, and could we perhaps recreate the generation of bone within the body on demand and then be able to transplant it without these very, very painful aftereffects that you would have with the iliac crest harvest?

We got rid of the need to harvest cells from the patient, we got rid of the need to put in really fancy chemistries, and we got rid of the need to culture these scaffolds in the lab.

And we go in through a pinhole incision so that no other cells from the body can get in, and what happens is that that artificial in vivo bioreactor cavity can then lead to the proliferation of these stem cells, and they can form lots of new tissue, and then over time, you can harvest that tissue and use it elsewhere in the body.

And that demarcation that you can see between the original bone and the new bone acts as a very slight point of weakness, so actually now the surgeon can come along, can harvest away that new bone, and the periosteum can grow back, so you're left with the leg in the same sort of state as if you hadn't operated on it in the first place.

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