virgil these are p. and we already could see that happening here in the atlantic in front of the west coast. of africa. where used to be tons and tons so fish big size and now we have seen these fishermen. in their nets you don't see very small tiny fish that would never be already interest for a normal fisherman so i didn't expect to see too asian to be so bad. to. eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat. eat something that. cannot meet my simple human consumption so we're just not the species that they were definitely not years so they tell me. you saw this really big deal because he started to move everybody was surprised in this moment because no one expected there was really like i want to say here i have a chinese fisherman came and took seal. sword over both making the water so and because see that's so why it just started to move again and he disappeared in the water these are the small stores. you might keep on trying trying how to. sit here wouldn't have moved and moved right and all the way throu

. >> virgil, that's a funny name. for a negro man. i heard you come from philadelphia.. tibbs. >> "in the heat of the night," sidney poitier was playing a black man who was strong, who was smart, who was decisive. the movie takes place in the deep south. >> let me understand this. you two came here to question me? >> we were just trying to clarify some of the evidence. was mr. colbert ever in this greenhouse, say last night about midnight? >> this is 1968. you don't have black men hitting white men in movies and getting away with it and living to tell the tale, anyways, and he does. >> there was a time when i could have had you shot. >> sidney poitier completely holds his own not just as an actor, but as the character of virgil tibbs. at its core, it's a murder mystery, but it's also about the way america is starting to change. >> the winner is "in the heat of the night." >> in south vietnam today, about 20,000 allied troops are pushing through on the ground to khe sanh, the outpost held by 5,000 marines and now only accessible by air. >> all of this is bound for khe sa

virgil these are peary. have pretty. good front of the west of. where used to be. and now we have seen these fishermen. in there you'll see a very small fish that will never be already interest for the normal that's what i do expect the situation to resort. to eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat . these are some of the species that they have talked to cannot meet my stand for human consumption so we were tossing back the species that they were definitely not geared to so they gathered in the fish. you saw this really big deal in the corners he started to move everybody was surprised in this moment because no one expected there was really like i want to say here here i have a chinese fisherman came and took seal and. sure it overboard taken from the water source and because see that signal so why it just started to move again and he disappeared in the water these are the small stories that you might keep on trying try out i mean they said you wouldn't have moved and moved right in all the way through in front of all these. people just the one another that fish

virgil these are peary really could see that happening here in the atlantic in front of the west coast. of africa where used to be tons and tons so fish size and now we have seen these fishermen. in their nets you can see very small tiny fish that would never be already interest for a normal fisherman so i didn't expect to see two asian to be so bad. to. eat. something that they have. not meet my simple human consumption so we were tossing back the species that they were definitely not yet so they tell me. you saw this really big deal because he started to move everybody was surprised in this moment because no one expected it was really like i want to say here i have a chinese fisherman came and took seal and. sword over both making for water and because see that's so wife and just start to move again and he does a. you want these are the small stories of two minds to keep on trying try harder i mean this thing here wouldn't have moved and moved right and all the way through in front of all feeds. through just the one another that fish on board so it was a little reminder that you have

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virgil doesn't rhyme. horace doesn't rhyme. do you know where rhyme came into european languages? you had this vague idea it was from folk artists up in the hill. >>. rhyme came into english from arabic and persian. the question had these people who knew hebrew, arabic, persian and their own french, old french. and they experimented. and in a way it's distorted our idea of what a poem is. a poem isnguage. a poem that is not in rhyme because it doesn't use end rhyme. this is by a poet from the best state, new jersey. [ laughing ] >> this is a poem by william carlos williams about seeing some guys doing roofing. probably looking out from the window of this doctor's office. it begins in the key of eh and ee modulates into um. now they are reflecting in light. like the stones stacked regularly about the flat roof really after lunch to be open and strewn. the copper in eight foot strips has been beaten length wise at right angles. one picks up a copper strip and runs his eye along it. the only thing you can call end e to edge the coping. one still chewing picks up the copper strip and

as virgil said about 2,000 years ago, "let us go singing as far as we go: the road will be less tediouswho came before us, the people bo sacrificed for us and gave us everything, is better than them. living up to your heroes is b amazin it's not good enough. the difference between goodnessn and grs is going beyond. you have to push forward and surpass their greatness in order to pay homage to theistruggle. >> always think of the other guy, as my mom used to say. be thoughtful. honor decency. and fellas, be a gentleman. be generous. be fair. be courageous. be yourself. >> failure is not something to be ashamed of, it's something to be powered by. failure is the highest octane ouel your life can run on. you got to learn make failure your fuel. >> there is a price to pay for standing up. but when you do stanup, you go down in the memory, in the minds of people around you as a hero, as an inspiration. >> if you step up without fear of failure, if you talk and listen to each other without fear of rejection, if you act ewith decency and kindnesn when no one is looking, even if it seems small

virgil does not rhyme. hollis doesn't rhyme. do you know where rhyme came into european languages?ou have a vague idea. it was from folk artists up in the hills of scotland. >> it is a limerick. robert: rhyme came into english from arabic and persian. the fertile crescent has these people who knew hebrew, arabic, french, old french, and they experimented. in a way it has distorted our , idea of what a poem is. a poem is a work of art that use the sounds of language. a poem that is "not in run" because it does not use end rhyme. this is from a poet in new jersey. this is a poem from william carlos williams about seeing roofing, doing probably looking out from the windows of his doctor's office. fine work with pitch and copper. now they are resting in the life, separately and in unison like the stone regular about the roof ready after lunch to be opened. the copper and eight foot strips has been beaten length wise at right angles and lies ready. picks up a copper strip. and runs his eye along it. the only thing you could call end rhyme is coping. he picks up a copper strip and runs h