okra is the closest thing to nylon. it's like they bred cotton with green bean. also said okra tastes like snot. the more you cook it, the more it turns into string. seems like anybody who ever worked with him seems like there was a memorable moment. that time he did something that no one else from hollywood might do, when he was both a superstar on all fronts, in all corners of the globe, and at the same time the guy at the hot dog stand's best friend. here's one from minnie driver for robin williams. she sent this out tonight after she learned of his death. i never met anybody who loved making people laugh more than robin. i'd come to watch he and matt film their beautiful scene on the park bench in "good will hunting" and when they broke for lunch we sat around eating sandwiches, what began as a riff to make us and the crew laugh suddenly extended to office workers on their lunch break enjoying the sunshine. pretty soon he stood up in his big beautiful voice full of laughter, reached out to the people who are now hurrying down the street and across the park to

okra is the closest thing to nylon. it's like they bred cotton with green bean.es like snot. the more you cook it, the more it turns into string. seems like anybody who ever worked with him seems like there was a memorable moment. that time he did something that no one else from hollywood might do, when he was both a superstar on all fronts, in all corners of the globe, and at the same time the guy at the hot dog stand's best friend. here's one from minnie driver for robin williams. she sent this out tonight after she learned of his death. i never met anybody who loved making people laugh more than robin. i'd come to watch he and matt film their beautiful scene on the park bench in "good will hunting" and when they broke for lunch we sat around eating sandwiches, what began as a riff to make us and the crew laugh suddenly extended to office workers on their lunch break enjoying the sunshine. pretty soon he stood up in his big beautiful voice full of laughter, reached out to the people who are now hurrying down the street and across the park to catch his impromptu

can stop it but when you have a missile coming in your reaction time is what i call mid course were okra you have less than a second to decide and if you're wrong you've not only killed yourself but all your friends and soldiers around you. autonomy is the new wave it is the word in the mouth of every specialist these robots are they some skill that they will eventually become independent and execute missions without human input. no sharky is a professor of robotics field university in the u.k. . he knows what military researchers are preparing. what concerns me most about the drones is not the fight not the currently. in the loop drones but it's the future plans towards autonomy and the means drones that work on their own select their own targets and kill them and this seems that these are going to be required in the future if you're fighting a sophisticated force because the first thing they will do is to jam all the signals so you want feedback coming back you won't be able to control your drones etc so most restarting much aware of this and they need states road map since two thousan

can stop it but when you have a missile coming in your reaction time is what i call mid-course where okra you have less than a second to decide and if you're wrong you've not only killed. but all your friends and soldiers around you. tony is the new wave it is the word in the mouth of every specialist these robots are they so skilled that they will eventually become independent and execute missions without human input.

prevented him from coming to president putin and then both agreeing okra secretary president putin and both agreeing to a compromise over the ukraine on the crime in ukraine is really a child of the crime in president putin was so successful in the crimea that he started to get ambitious and look towards the ukraine and if obama had stalled that by reaching an overriding agreement saying ok we'll we'll play cooler on the crimea you take the crimea will pave group would you play fair on the ukraine i think a compromise responsible but obama failed to see that and then he magnified it even more afraid to fight russia with soldiers on the ground he tried to institute sanctions and that exposed because the european union does almost ten times the trade with russia the artists within nato particularly germany and we've now got winter coming on. and germany has only as forty percent of its total energy imported from russia so i think obama has landed us in a very weak position and it's going to be very difficult for him to recover from it and still hold his head now let me just say that i to

after everybody got through marching, they went to munching, corn bread, turnip and mustard greens, okra, corn on the could be. boy, i'm getting hungry. [ laughter ] >> bob, you do this to me every time, i'm so grateful the lord has kept me, and i'm still here to carry on what my father and dr. king -- we're carrying on we got to keep that legacy alive. dr. king's going to be alive, but pops, we have to work on pops' legacy. everybody knows those staples singers. >> speaking of pops and the staples singers, one of the great things about the group was, you were able to succeed in the church, you were able to also succeed like sam cooke, taking a song that had some serious messaging, and bring it on to the pop charts, i saw him for like sam cooke. people learned about that learned about the message behind it by hearing it on the radio, on the pop charts. the staples singers were doing the same thing, you had many songs crossover from the black charts to gospel and into the pop charts. >> that surprised us, we were just singing because we loved to sing. we were singing to sing in church. we

after everybody got through marching, they went to munching, corn bread, turnip and mustard greens, okrar and dr. king -- we're carrying on we got to keep that legacy alive. dr. king's going to be alive, but pops, we have to work on pops' legacy. everybody knows those staples singers. >> speaking of pops and the staples singers, one of the great things about the group was, you were able to succeed in the church, you were able to also succeed like sam cooke, taking a song that had some serious messaging, and bring it on to the pop charts, i saw him for like sam cooke. people learned about that learned about the message behind it by hearing it on the radio, on the pop charts. the staples singers were doing the same thing, you had many songs crossover from the black charts to gospel and into the pop charts. >> that surprised us, we were just singing because we loved to sing. we were singing to sing in church. we never thought we'd even be making records or traveling. we weren't trying to be stars, you know. we sing for nothing. you didn't have to pay us, we just loved it i think that the be

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after everybody got through marching, they went to munching, corn bread, turnips and mustard greens, okra, the works, corn on the cob. boy i'm getting hungry. [laughter]. bob! you do this to me every time. [laughter]. yes. indeed. but i'm just so grateful that the lord has kept me and i'm still here to carry on. >> you are. >> what -- what dr. king and my father pops staples, my sister yvonne is still with me. you know, we -- we are carrying on. we got to keep that legacy of pops staples and dr. martin luther king alive. dr. king not going to be -- but pops, we have to work on pops' legacy, everybody known them staples singers. >> speaking of pops and the staples singers, one of the great things about the group was you were able to succeed in the church. >> yes. >> and you were able to also succeed like sam cook, you know, taking a song that had some serious messaging and bringing it on to the pop charts, you know, a song for like sam cook a change is gonna come. amazing song, great song. >> oh, lord. >> people learned about that, learned about the message behind it by hearing it on the r