they had 1600 acree registered attendees, and i am sure there were many more there, like people like myself who just happened to to stop in and did not free register, but it was overwhelmingly a success. they fed everybody lunch. it was completely free. they had over 20 workshops, and every session, it was excellent, and i look forward it to their 12th annual. and i just want to give a shout out to mission high school and the principal there for welcoming the conference back to their school, and it is a fabulous location to have been in. i think next year, they might outgrow that location, quite frankly, just because of the amount of people that game, and i also like to mention that they are not only educating our teacher or our staff or people interested in education and san francisco but those in sacramento and davis, coming very far to attend this. commissioner: commissioner fewer, many come from across the country to that conference, and they have an amazing history of attracting educators on the cutting edge of what is in education, and i just want to hear more about what happen

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he hunted the oak, he acree maple and sweetgum forest that had never felt in ax blade. he was familiar with all the smells, the odor of decay and animal flesh, the roma of the air after a rain and the pungent smell of the forest. he knew the rivers lined with sycamore, poplar and willow that you breach the mountain through steep sided gorges was drained sounding names many with indian influences like the nola chucky, the pigeon, the tellico, the high wasik, the watauga, look who saw, the obais, the wolf, the elk. he sought the dimensions of lakes and streams studded with ancient cypress. he learned that dog days arrived not with the heat of august but in early july, when the dog star rises and sets with the sun. he carried his compass and maps in his head. he traversed the land when it was lush in a the warm times in and when it was covered with the frost the cherokees described as clouds rosen on the trees. the wilderness was indeed crockett's cathedral. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at otb.org. and now thom shanker and eric schmitt look at how the u