this was -- nova scotia. this is a common future of community dances, and this example of a jumping jack inspired by such gathering barred it subject from the uniformed authority figures such as of such as a soldier. we have an owl book on the agenda coming up, so i had to share the lovely owl. it's also from ontario, about 1950, so it's a little late, and it is made out of pine, oak, and brown paint. it was designed by ls tucket, meant to look realistic as possible and perch on a tree branch or rooftop. you can see why i loved all of these. this is a hunter catching a bear. it is from quebec from the 20th century. it is about 12 inches by 28 inches, so you can get an idea of the scale of it. i think it's just charming the way that bear is laughing at the hunter who is aiming at him. this is a mat. i actually own one. i'm delighted. i got it for a quarter at a garage sale, but that is not this particular mat. william founded a medical mission in newfoundland, and a fundraiser they had were hooked rugs or mats

two upper classroom in nova scotia and a kid was teased and aggressively treated because of a pink shirt and they wore pink shirts and everyone in the school wore a pink shirt and once a year kids wore pink shirts to school and kids started a group in iowa and nobody knows the identity and started twitter and tweeted to show the support for the person treated badly on twitter. that is more normative and if we share that information with our kids then they will respond in kind. they will be encouraged. >> and i will leave you with that thought. i think anne got it right and if i leave you with that thought that alice is doing is broadcasting this idea of you speak up when you see bullying occur, and what we're doing is taking the power of our platform that reaches almost a billion people what you all with us need to do is come up with programs that enable that to happen. this is the most inspiring thing i have seen and we need to replicate that in every high school around the world. >> i don't know if adults can do it. i think we have to create the space. we have to give them space to do

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but you really don't want to be a citizen of canada living in thunder bay or remote stretches of nova scotiao about texas and your little feud, you've got a feud going here with rick perry. which i think is a combination of your attitude toward texas and what rick perry doesn't know about new york. which would you most like to instruct him on? feel free to go in any direction you want. >> i would just like -- well, actually, i'd just like to instruct him on -- i think if he's got this time off from governor, maybe to kind of go back to just -- it's not even new york. just go back to college and start over and take really another four years and let's look at the world again, rick, and this time try to memorize some stuff and pay attention in class and things like that. i mean, the fact that -- he may run for president again. if that happens, i -- i mean, as a comedian i'm thrilled. but as a citizen i weep. >> now, speaking of college, you just gave your first commencement address and we have a little piece of it here that i want the world to take a look at. >> someone who believes since i was

you have 9,000 british troops and this is how i understand they were fed by the ships coming from nova scotiawhy do they stay in boston? i know they could have gone up the north shore, they could have gone down the south shore and they could have gone about charleston. why do they stay in place? >> that is a very good question and it's one that the british immediately asked after bunker hill. they said what are we doing here? boston is not a strategically placed city when it comes to carrying on what is obviously the war. so very quickly after bunker hill, they made the suggestion we should reform and relaunch an invasion of america to the south. perhaps new york and that is exactly where they would go that summer. the parliament, the british ministry agreed with them and so by the end of that summer, the decision had been made that they were going to evacuate boston and that is one of the great ironies is they had decided to leave. there was no need to attack but of course the americans didn't know this. in the prior to all of this, the british had made an attempt to sort of show there might

you have 9,000 british troops and this is how i understand they were fed by the ships coming from nova scotiawhy do they stay in boston? i know they could have gone up the north shore, they could have gone down the south shore and they could have gone about charleston. why do they stay in place? >> that is a very good question and it's one that the british immediately asked after bunker hill. they said what are we doing here? boston is not a strategically placed city when it comes to carrying on what is obviously the war. so very quickly after bunker hill, they made the suggestion we should reform and relaunch an invasion of america to the south. perhaps new york and that is exactly where they would go that summer. the parliament, the british ministry agreed with them and so by the end of that summer, the decision had been made that they were going to evacuate boston and that is one of the great ironies is they had decided to leave. there was no need to attack but of course the americans didn't know this. in the prior to all of this, the british had made an attempt to sort of show there might