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You stand with your bike at the beginning of February.

It's very cold, and you're standing in one of these rainy days, and it's drizzling and cold and chilly, and you're standing in, let's say, Yokneam.

And yet, two hours later you find yourself standing on the roof of this monastery, smeared with mud, blood and sweat.

And you look down at Yokneam; everything is so small and tiny.

And you say, "Hey, Alex. Look at this parking lot where we started.

And that's the point when you start loving yourself.

Now, I've got a story for you.

And I went to the IT guys here and a gentleman mended my computer, and then he said, "What are you doing here?"

And I said, "Do you really?"

Anyway, so you're in for a treat, because he's fantastic, and his name's Mark.

And when the natural breeze isn't enough, the kids deploy bubbles, but not the kind of bubbles you know.

And you know what these are.

It's something you should think about doing.

There's an amazing river traveling through it, and you can see there how we manage to get across the river.

But you also learn other things.

You learn bamboo building.

You practice ancient Balinese arts.

When the architects came, they brought us these things, and you've probably seen things like this.

And you just have to follow these simple, simple rules: be local, let the environment lead and think about how your grandchildren might build.

So, Mr. Gore, thank you.

You ruined my life, but you gave me an incredible future.

And if you're interested in being involved in finishing Green School and building the next 50 around the world, please come and see us.

Today I'm going to take you on a voyage to some place so deep, so dark, so unexplored that we know less about it than we know about the dark side of the moon.

So today I'm going to take you on a voyage to cast light on some of the outdated myths and legends and assumptions that have kept us as the true stakeholders in the high seas in the dark.

To me, as an international lawyer, this scared me far more than any of the creatures or the monsters we may have seen, for it belies the notion that you can actually protect the ocean, the global ocean, that provides us all with carbon storage, with heat storage, with oxygen, if you can only protect 36 percent.

For example, garbage discharge, something you would think just simply goes away, but the laws regulating ship discharge of garbage actually get weaker the further you are from shore.

So what we have learned from social scientists and economists like Elinor Ostrom, who are studying the phenomenon of management of the commons on a local scale, is that there are certain prerequisites that you can put into place that enable you to manage and access open space for the good of one and all.

Conditional access: You can invite people in, but they have to be able to play by the rules.

And of course, if you want people to play by the rules, you still need an effective system of monitoring and enforcement, for as we've discovered, you can trust, but you also need to verify.

Instead of "go anywhere, do anything you want," we actually created a regime that required prior assessment of where you're going and a duty to prevent significant harm.

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