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I remember him saying that he didn’t go to the mountain for 10 years, and that he never takes a day off.

I remember how we got delayed on Uncle Ibrahim's house when his pigs that are bred on the rooftop were eating the sand bags that hold the lifts.

So, remember I said earlier that I hoped that my research, my discoveries would change the way we practice forestry.

And we need to remember that forests aren't just a bunch of trees competing with each other, they're supercooperators.

Remember that carbon in the poop?

The second story has to do with something that I'm sure most of you have seen or will remember.

The '80s and '90s were the lost decades, when Africa was not doing well, and some of you will remember an "Economist" cover that said, "The Lost Continent."

We are nearly five million people, and we live right in the middle of the Americas, so it's very easy to remember where we live.

Remember, this is the country where electricity comes from water in our rivers, heat from volcanoes, wind turbines, solar panels, biowaste.

3,000 feet of climbing represents thousands of distinct hand and foot movements, which is a lot to remember.

Partially, that was to help me remember all the holds, but mostly visualization was about feeling the texture of each hold in my hand and imagining the sensation of my leg reaching out and placing my foot just so.

I smelled it several times with the team, but I remember it in particular, the day before we played that final.

I remember how I was glued to the screens, anxiously following the news.

Because at the end of the day, whether you remember every little structure or not, these medical illustrations are what makes studying anatomy so intriguing.

And the virtual you may know more about you than you do, because you can't remember what you bought a year ago, or said a year ago, or your exact location a year ago.

And I remember, that was a game I used to play with myself to entertain myself whenever I was bored or frustrated.

And I resented this, because not only do I not remember signing up to that, but I resent the fact that they appear to think that I should be excited about a shop opening.

So guys, just remember: if ever you feel weighed down by the bureaucracy and often mundanity of modern life, don't fight the frustration.

But remember that my main interest is not understanding why people don't care about others.

And remember, this is the same part of the brain that we found was underreactive in people who are psychopathic.

Because remember, all citizenship is local.

But when politics is about us and our neighbors and other people in our community coming together to create experiences of collective voice and imagination, then we begin to remember that this stuff matters.

We begin to remember that this is the stuff of self-government.

I remember the very first time I went to a nice restaurant, a really nice restaurant.

It was for a law firm recruitment dinner, and I remember beforehand the waitress walked around and asked whether we wanted some wine, so I said, "Sure, I'll take some white wine."

And I remember thinking, "Come on, lady, stop with the fancy French words and just give me some white wine."

I remember I learned this when I got the financial aid letter from Yale for myself, tens of thousands of dollars in need-based aid, which is a term I had never heard before.

I remember when I went to go buy a car for the very first time, I was offered a dealer's low, low interest rate of 21.9 percent, and I was ready to sign on the dotted line.

Brought to the Americas, stripped of a common spoken language, this dance was a way for enslaved Africans to remember where they're from.

To heal, to remember, to say: "We speak a common language.

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