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And I was reminded by Karen Armstrong's fantastic presentation that religion really properly understood is not about belief, but about behavior.
I was reminded of that recently, by a woman who walked past the table I was sitting at, just staring at me as she walked past.
A long, sharp claw reminded him of a lion, but the arm bones suggested a larger animal, one about three meters long.
(Cello music) (Music ends) On the flight here, I was reminded about my mom.
I showed him a photo of a lynching postcard from the early 1900s and reminded him that these killings have been going on for over 500 years.
And Peggy Phelan reminded me that maybe my brains could be more important than my boobs.
And in doing this for the past six years, I'm always reminded that acting is many things.
I'm reminded of that every time I walk past Highbury Fields in north London.
Not all these desire paths are dangerous, I was reminded flying here when I was in Heathrow.
When we think about how it should be built, we were reminded of Ubudehe, the building process we learned about in Rwanda.
But just like I did with John, I quickly reminded myself that these were their issues, their complexes.
It reminded me a lot of the talk we heard this morning, about this operating room machinery that was designed specifically for Africa.
I chose the royal colors of purple and black, because I want them to be reminded that they are descendants of greatness, and that through education, they are future engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs and even leaders who can and will take over this world.
Out in the world, you are reminded every moment that you're not, and you can't get to the bottom of things, either.
Everywhere, "People wish to be settled," Ralph Waldo Emerson reminded us, "but only insofar as we are unsettled is there any hope for us."
Suddenly, we're back in that trishaw again and we're bumping off the broad, well-lit streets; and we're reminded, really, of the first law of travel and, therefore, of life: you're only as strong as your readiness to surrender.
You know, in this process of my sabbatical, I was really reminded of this Southern African philosophy of Ubuntu.
There were some other moments that reminded me that I didn't belong.
People said it reminded them of the little bump that was shown on the way toward the Higgs boson discovery.
And then while we were doing this, the shape of the bottle upside down reminded us of a Y, and then we thought, well these words, "why" and "why not," are probably the most important words that kids ask.
And I think now we need a surge of imagination, creativity, informed by history, for, as the philosopher Santayana reminded us, in the end, only those who refuse to study history are condemned to repeat it.
It reminded me that these illegal extortion schemes aren't being run somewhere in the shadows, they're being run out in the open by our public officials.
And this reminded me that poverty jailing in general, even outside the debtors' prison context, plays a very visible and central role in our justice system.
They reminded us to slow down and design a path where the journey is as important as the destination.
When she said that, it reminded me of summer camp.
The rising pubic hair removal reminded me of the 1920s, when women first started regularly shaving their armpits and their legs.
And it reminded me of the astounding interconnectedness or our world.
It reminded me that what I take for granted is not available to millions of people around the world.
I was reminded of this distinction because a recent article came out in a very reputed scientific journal, which kind of characterized our Flint work as driven by "youthful idealism," and "Hollywood's dramatic sensibilities."
In 2004, using the Hubble Space Telescope, scientists saw the eddies of a distant cloud of dust and gas around a star, and it reminded them of Van Gogh's "Starry Night."
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