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One unexpected benefit of the mobile miracle was that it led to what is perhaps the greatest cultural resurgence that Africa has seen in a generation: the rebirth of African popular music.

BR: One of the really cool things about the lab, besides that we have a new science lab in the kitchen, is that, you know, with this new equipment, and this new approach, all these different doors to creativity that we never knew were there began to open, and so the experiments and the food and the dishes that we created, they just kept going further and further out there.

But we really had to almost relearn how to cook in general, because these are ingredients, you know, plant life that we're, one, unfamiliar with, and two, we have no reference for how to cook these things because people don't eat them.

This disruptive mentality of what food is would essentially open up the encyclopedia of what raw ingredients are, even if we just swapped out, say, one of these for flour, that would eliminate so much energy and so much waste.

The one advantage they had over most of you is wisdom, because they had a long life.

And I had a white cane in one hand and a suitcase full of medical records in another hand.

But one of the first things they needed to do was assess what I needed right away.

So they figured not being able to see is one thing, but they need to get me to talk.

One of the pivotal times for me was actually learning to cross the street again as a blind person.

One was post-traumatic stress disorder.

And the second one was actually trying to figure out how to cross that street.

So one of the seniors just came up to me, and she pushed me up to the corner and said, "When you think it's time to go, just stick the cane out there.

So one day, I was in my room and I saw this thing sitting in my room.

One semester, I was asked to sub for this Algebra 2 class.

At the time, I was also the school's educational technologist, which meant every couple of weeks I had to miss one or two periods of this Algebra 2 class because I was in another classroom helping another teacher with a computer-related activity.

I'd just take a sharpie, draw one panel after the other, figuring out what I wanted to say as I went.

Mr. Smith, one of my former colleagues, uses Scott McCloud's "Understanding Comics" in his literature and film class, because that book gives his students the language with which to discuss the relationship between words and images.

As of 2007, we went from being a primarily rural planet to being a primarily urban one, and that has implications for how we're going to feed these people, how we're going to get the food to the people in the cities.

Now, I imagine that there are some Stephen King fans in the audience here, and I'm one of them.

It takes 10 calories of fossil fuel energy in our highly industrialized food system in order to produce one calorie of food energy.

Here, the pressures differ from one place to the next.

We heard earlier today "not putting all of our eggs in one basket."

Where do we go when we only have one planet?

That's what we transformed our yard into, and I think a really key message is this one: gardens grow good food.

Another important message is this one: gardens grow healthy kids and families.

And you can pretty much take my word on this one, because in addition to crunching the vegetables a couple of years ago, my wife and I also crunched the numbers, and we found out that at the end, we had saved well over 2,000 dollars by growing our own food.

And our answer is essentially this one: we're going to need to leverage the resources and power that we have, the gardens and gardeners that we have, in order to grow and inspire even more.

This is an image from a little holiday we invented called "World Kitchen Garden Day." It's at the end of August each year, and it's just about bringing people together in gardens to learn from one another, to experience a garden as a community experience.

I think one place we could start is we could look at the tax code.

And this is one of the things my organization is working on right now, sort of a local communications infrastructure, very place-based, that allows people in the same area to connect with one another and to help each other out.

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