when he gave awards to students, he created the photosynthesis mathematics award for her. because if she appreciated the sunlight and it helped her think, he believed that yes, he wanted to support her in that way. his memorial was just on the 23rd and many former teachers, it was good to see sam butcher, all these folks come together to appreciate this man, mr. weston and former students and i was able to share in that celebration. he is celebrated and leaves behind many family and friends but his partner brian fulfilled the end of his life with a wonderful travel around the world. i want to personally appreciate him and know he was a great teacher who took up teaching later in life. thank you. >> thank you. the board of education express their condolences to the families. meeting adjourned. have a great summer, everyone.

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. >> the plant doesn't know it's doing photosynthesis. okay? okay? politicians -- >> a little off, but i'll take it. >> i like biology. so, okay. is that what you were saying yes to? no? >> the politicians don't have to have a meeting to say, let's duck the real problems. let's duck the real -- they don't have to -- what they do in washington -- yes. >> listen, the debt ceiling, we'll talk about it after the fourth or something. but the last thing i'll say -- >> last thing. >> so you can enjoy your barbecue. what's going on with the debt ceiling, go a computer, google, blockberg, yahoo! finance and look at what's interesting. what's the yield on a ten-year bond? you ask, what the hell is that? trust me. do that. the people that lend us money are not worried. so the actual financial markets are looking, saying, look at these idiots putting on a circus when we all know full well there's no way they'll actually be a default. when you see the interest rates in the bond market spike, you don't have to watch me on tv, follow me on twitter. look at the bond