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mm-mm. oh, it's so exciting! i love this show!ant. we'll just build a new one. build a new one? building a word is a lot like cooking: you just have to follow the recipe and put things in the right order. hmm, let me just check my cookbooktionary. ah, yes! first you take the letter p. p! then comes the letter o. o! mm-hmm. and don't forget the letter t! t. kids: pot! that's right! pot! whoa! (gasping) that pig sure can cook. ooh! hey... i know we're supposed to be making corn, but... this is my favorite pot for... eating ice cream! mmm. pig! aren't you supposed to eat ice cream on an ice cream cone? well... maybe that's how you do it, ant but, for me, nothing gets the job done better than a big old pot! (giggles) (sniffing) um... pig... (slurping) (slurping) hey, something's missing. chocolate sauce! so good, so good. pig! hey, who turned out the lights? whoa! (squealing) man, that is one stuck pig! ant? is that you? pig! you have a pot stuck on your face! i have to trot in a duck race? (groaning) whoa! (crash) uh... hello, everyo

mm. está bien, pedro. gracias.en estos últimos días. don fernando: no te preocupes. lunes-- monday. el doctor viene a la gavia. ¿fernando? hola, julio, te estaba esperando. ¿y cómo estás esta mañana? como siempre, estupendo. tus hijos están preocupados. ¿mis hijos? sí, sí, mis hijos. martes. los hijos de fernando llegan a la gavia. ( cháchara y risas ) ioye, carlota! preciosa. vamos. vámonos. miércoles. fernando revela su secreto. ya saben uds. el motivo de esta reunión. es posible que tenga otro hijo. pedro, necesito tu ayuda. jueves. raquel acepta este trabajo especial. gracias, raquel. esto es muy importante para mí. no hay de qué. bueno, ya me voy. debo repasar la información sobre la familia. bien. viernes. raquel viaja a españa. sábado. raquel comienza a buscar a teresa suárez. este es mi esposo, miguel ruiz. mucho gusto, miguel. mucho gusto. hola. domingo. el día del mercadillo de los animales. mira este perrito, mamá. ¿cuánto vale este perro? ¿y cómo se llama tu perro, jaime? tienes que ponerle un nombre. n

. >> mm, mm.avis: so what fear, what trepidation, what angst, if any, does one have when they're trying to put together a project that's three years in the making? >> well, i personally, this whole project, this whole time in my life, this whole album really represents a really important time for me where i've actually -- it's funny you bring up that word -- where i've actually been in the process of removing fear from my vocabulary, from my essence, because i feel like we can do so much greatness when we're not afraid. it's when we become afraid of everything and worried about everything that you are never going to reach your highest potential. so that's actually been a really big driving force to this record, and even to the way that i've wanted to put this whole album together. this is about my journey. this is about a story. this is about a woman, a girl becoming a woman, and all of those tests and trials and tribulations that that takes for someone to go through, and we all go through it. a b

mm. especially after what ted told her about andy and me.o i phoned her up to see what she knew and... and out it all came. and she said that she was going to have to tell you and... and mrs. crompton. so you stopped her. andy thought you were ever such a clever boy with all your stars and planets. come on. time to go, eh? yeah. i've had enough. tell your mum sorry. no! (applause) (shouts of "bravo!") (applause continues) (sobbing) (police sirens in distance) well? she'll live. thanks to hathaway. james? robbie'll sort him out. ready to go? yeah, we're fine. i was looking forward to that concert. do you think we'll be able to get our money back? worth a try. although, actually i'm more of a wagner man myself especially if the conductor's knappertsbusch. bless you. next funding for masterpiece is provided by: created to ensure the series' future. with support from donald and darlene shiley. explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like masterpiece, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from: watch mast

mm... aha! i've got it! kids: pillow! yep, a pillow.you, little buddy. hmm, not bad, pig. this might be just what i need to get some... rest. uh-oh. (muffled): pig. yes, little buddy? are you feeling better? (muffled coughing) not really, pig. it's too squishy. (coughing) oh, i'm sorry, ant. i thought the pillow would help. (sighs) that's okay, pig. maybe i should just go home and go to bed. wait, ant! don't go! we'll figure out something that'll help you get some rest. (coughs) if i went home i could get some rest. well, no, ant. you need to stay here so i can take care of you. don't worry. we'll think of something. (barks) oh, hi, dog. (barking, panting) no. we can't play ball right now, dog. ant is sick. (moaning) (coughing) mm-hmm. (barking, slurping) (panting) no. (blows through lips) no, dog. uh, that did not make me feel better. thanks for trying, though. (barking) (sighs) what i really need is something that will help me get some rest. that's the only thing that will make ant feel better for sure. all: hmm. (gasps) (barking, pan

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>> mm-hmm, he actually... he spoke to my mom this morning. so, he hears, you know, there's always that social connection one way or another, but he said to my mom, "i heard that the baby's not doing so well," and he wanted... he said, you know, "keep me informed." >> yeah, talk to father tom about this, but my guess is he's going to encourage you to bring your family and friends and your boy into church. and then... then the other question would be whether after the mass you would plan on having a burial or a cremation. and i think a lot of people... you know, we tend to think about these as sort of like options like any other option, until it comes right down to these difficult decisions, and then we say,whats rit for our boy?" you know. >> yeah. >> it's been... we've been able to talk about a lot of things and make some, you know, good decisions together on a lot of, you know, on everything. but this one's been... we've talked about and we both have similar feelings on different ways, but i don't know if it's because we're just not... it's

mm-mm, it's an intellectual exercise. i knew that. okay, this is vastly simplified.re's a cat in a box. 50-50 chance it's been poisoned, but now here's the paradox: until such time as we can open the box, and observe the cat, for that time, that cat is both alive and dead. larry, i-i-i fail to see the analogy, though. i mean, in reality, don can't be both right and wrong at the same time. alan: well, of course not. i mean, if a man is both right and wrong, something's gotta be wrong. no. the truth of schroedinger's cat is that the question itself is meaningless until we look inside the box. let's say that i'm alan iverson. charlie, i'm not in the mood. and i'm the only person in the world that can get past you for two points. i just proved i'm alan iverson. no, you just proved that, 20 years later, i'm still falling for the same fake. it's a syllogistic fallacy. it's based on a wrong assumption. yeah? i'm obviously not alan iverson. yeah. saying that i am, then proposing a test doesn't change that. so what does this have to do with my case? you found a link between s

. >> mm-hmm. tavis: every one of us has that. >> mm-hmm.avis: some of us ignore it; some of us listen to it. i guess all of us ignore it and listen to it, depending on the occasion. but tell me about this inner voice that obviously has been speaking to you over the longevity of your career. >> and my life. tavis: and your life. how much do you respect that inner voice? >> i have learned what it is, and not everybody has it, is what i've learned. tavis: that's fair enough. >> you have it to a greater or lesser degree. because my inner voice, and certainly it comes with the creative world, but my inner voice is a character of mine, a part of me, a very young one, almost pre-verbal, that really comes from a survival technique as a child, a baby, really, when you have sort of inconsistent parenting. when a parent, the person who really is hands-on taking care of you, has inconsistent attention to you, can't really see you all the time or barely, or worse, the child can't say in his being that the parent is flawed, because that understanding is

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>> mm-hmm. >> have you published any research? >> no. >> frankly, dr.lund, you have nothing to base your results on. there's no clinical trial, there's no-- there's no blind study. there are no medical papers published. >> that doesn't make any difference. >> ecklund told us breakthroughs with stem cells aren't published in scientific journals because of a conspiracy of drug companies and governments that he had trouble defining. that's when we told him we bought cells from his lab. when your cells are delivered, they're functioning, living stem cells? >> yes. >> we purchased some stem cells from stem tech labs six months or so ago and had them delivered to duke university, which did tests on the stem cells. and they determined that the stem cells were dead. >> well, they must not have handled them appropriately, then. >> you're thinking that you handled them appropriately, but the stem cell laboratories at duke university did not? >> that would be my assumption, yeah. >> i don't think that there's any chance they were damaged in shipment. >> we asked d

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i mean, this is frame-able. >> mm-hmm.ine. and this magazine is actually the only magazine we used to could pick up back in the day to see images of ourselves. so, absolutely, i dreamed of being on the cover of "ebony," and there i am. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations. >> it was really -- really, it was a real honor. it really was. >> jimmy: has to be. this is a legendary magazine, and you had a great year. >> i did have a great year. >> jimmy: you had a great year. we had a show -- i don't know if you saw this. we had a show earlier in the year. we had donald trump on and andy cohen. >> i did see that. >> jimmy: you worked with both of those gentlemen. >> i did. >> jimmy: and donald trump came on. he goes, "and, you know, i started nene's career." and i go, "okay, yeah, yeah, yeah." and then andy came out, and he goes, "you started who's -- who started who's -- nene leakes' career? i'm andy cohen. i did "real housewives." i started nene's career. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, you know, i'm friends with

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(continues indistinctly) mm-hmm! a debate?! yeah. present your positions on each of the following debate issues. starting... now! (both chuckle nervously, gulp) would you feed a dog from the table? uh... uh... hmm. where do you stand on the "dog sleeping on your bed" issue? well, uh... mm... (ticking) cats-- for them or against them? walking in the park-- would you choose this as a club activity? (gasps) (quietly): ooh. (ticking) what's your feeling about baths? (both chuckle nervously) (ticking) and finally would you let a dog be a member of the club? no! hmm. any chance i can influence you to change your mind? do you think it would influence helen to vote for me? (loud whisper): it might! then yes, dogs can be in the club. i have no debate with that. i agree with carolina. dogs should be allowed in the club! okay, then, helen and i are ready to cast our votes. "our"? you're voting? you said i could be in the club. okay, we have a consensus. (both gasp) and the winner is... me! martha! yay! whoo-hoo! helen: yay! what?! you're kiddin

mm. okay, lads. what about access to the gun store? this lock's not been forced. well, officially keys are kept by designated gun club officers and then signed out to members who want to use the range. and unofficially? membership's short-term thing. students come and go, keys are lost, forgotten and replaced. so there could be several of them floating about from over the years. is there an official spare set? porters' lodge. if getting hold of the weapon was easy, the killer still had to come down a corridor or across a quad, past windows in broad daylight, carrying a rifle without being noticed. i mean, how the hell would you do that? here comes our little helper. temple: inspector? mr. temple? i... i could have some information for you, sir. (door opens) temple: terence, would you give us a few moments, please? course. thank you. (door closes) dr. ransome had a secret and so did the master. their secret was each other. what, they were having an affair? i found out by accident. three months back, the master asked me to call him a taxi for the station. this was i

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." >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and brazil's middle class has grown. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: but how does brazil manage its own... you're talking about an international scale. but within its own boundaries of inequality, slavery, destroying the environment, the amazon, indigenous people... >> by dealing with those issues. and this is what we have been doing. i think that, you know, there is an awareness of brazil... you talk to brazilian diplomats, and they will tell you, you can project abroad only what you are. you know, you think about the united states today, the united states is a country in relative decline. there are issues that united states had resolved, and are back, like growing inequality. brazil is still building and trying to resolve that, making progress. about 30 million people in brazil that used to be lumped with the ranks of the poor now belong to the ranks of the lower middle class. talk to people from proctor and gamble, and other american companies. they are absolutely in love with brazil. they are building their... their business in brazil are going up 30% a year. w

mm-hmm. jessica chan. and how long was eternity for the two of you?hey were awesome months. except for the end part. right, i'd never seen a girl lie about entering the witness protection program. she wasn't lying, shawn. gus, i saw her at starbucks. you can't be sure of that. she was wearing a name tag. she had a plaque on the wall. employee of the month. her hobbies were hiding and lying about hiding. fine. whatever. drop it. my point is, why isn't deanna wearing hers all the time? she clearly has someone daddy doesn't approve of. we find the mystery lover, we find her. dude, why don't i ever get to say stuff like that? all right, get her down to the station, take her statement. nail down the last time she saw deanna. i'm on my way in now. i'm sensing you're drinking a nonfat vanilla half-caf with lots of whipped cream but without your usual pink straw. what, are you two stalking me now? or did you come to tell me where the missing girl is? no. but... i did divine that deanna has a secret boyfriend, which sounds like a lead to me. yeah, we're lookin

mm-hmm.em? well, i inherited it when my mother died, and it was all my stepfather's material. these were toys he played with as a child. so, in the 1920s? yeah, 1920s, and these were made-- some by his mother and some by his grandmother, which would take us back into the 19th century, but i don't know which. all i know is, that's probably-- or i was always told that was the oldest, but that was all i know. yes, these are very typical of-- well, all over america but particularly from the south. i mean, the last time i saw quilts like this it was in savannah georgia. well, this is from south of atlanta in georgia. yeah, i mean, so these-- these women got together it was a very social thing they got together with lots of people in the community and made lots of-- made quilts. phenomenal hand work in these quilts, i mean, an amazing amount of work. they just look machine-made, but they're obviously not. all hand-made, and you can see that, you know, there's some very old fabric here. like old shi

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mm-hmm. and james lost interest after that and stopped. who else might i talk to who knew him as a boy? there was our old housekeeper, mrs. ramsay. mm-hmm. but there's been this terrible business. what's that? a young woman was found murdered in her house. murdered? oh, i'm sorry. i thought you'd know all about it. the police were only here yesterday. my husband's secretary. she was found strangled. (seagulls cawing) (noisy din, coughing) adam: there's not many people here. well, they only called the meeting yesterday. don't you think that's a bit strange? no. why? harrison: good evening ladies and gentlemen. please take your seats. let me introduce myself. i'm michael harrison working with harry clifton here for the hastings planning committee. heckler: never heard of it. what good's it ever done? ladies and gentlemen these are the facts. in the last five years more than three million houses have been damaged or destroyed. as a country, we now need to build 750,000 new homes 7,000 of them here in hastings. but it may well be that the luft

mm-hmm. he was kind of expecting you. yeah, well, i was going to, but my workout lasted longer than usual. maybe you ought to give him a call. yeah, i will. there's a pay phone. i got some change. i said i'd call, all right? i know how you feel. it's not easy calling a loved one when you know you'll lie. what are you talking about? i only offered you change for the phone. damn! i don't know what to do! i love my granddad. it's all getting to be such a mess! why is that? because! i thought my granddad could come home. my mom doesn't want him home. my parents had a fight last night. i don't know what's happening. the whole family's coming apart. i feel like it's my fault. sit down and relax. come on. your family's not falling apart. all families have arguments. i know. she said she'd leave if he came back. she's never said that. people get angrier when they're feeling guilty. your mom's feeling guilty because of your grandfather. your dad's feeling guilty for putting him in there. but who's right? that's something your folk

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>> mm-hmm. >> and the next day you were terminated?mm. >> i mean, it seems like somebody at countrywide or bank of america did not want you to talk to federal regulators. >> no, that was part of it. no, they absolutely did not. >> do you feel like you were a victim of criminal activity? >> it's a crime to retaliate against someone for making reports of mail fraud, bank fraud, wire fraud, mortgage fraud, things that would harm stockholders and investors. and that's what i did, and that's why i was terminated. >> were you offered a settlement? >> they asked me to sign a 14-page document that basically... would buy my silence in exchange for a large amount of money. >> but you didn't sign it? >> no. >> why not? >> how many people can they-- can they buy off? they just pay for it. they commit the crime, and they buy their way out of it and just do it over and over and over again. i wanted them to have some sleepless nights thinking about what they would say to a federal investigator and worry about being exposed and being held accountable

mm-hm. mm-hm. wait a second. oof. why are you guys acting so weird? well, i...ver. everything just keeps disappearing. it's like there's some kind of black hole. i mean i never lose things. i'm not martin. martin: oh, that hurts. i'm already going to spend the rest of my life with this freakishly long neck. at least you get one creature power. me, i'm finished. done. i'm thirsty. ♪ oh, are you kidding me? that's what drinking's going to be like now? oh... here goes nothing. (grunting) almost there. just a little more. whoa! hey, it's not so bad, bro. look at it this way: you can beat anybody in a neck battle now. you'll be able to reach things really high up maybe taste your food longer. and you'll look pretty cool in a turtleneck sweater. hm. hey, what's that? what? martin: it's a strange-looking giraffe with a really lumpy neck. hey, that's my power suit. and your deactivation module. and the plans! it's the answer to all our problems. follow that giraffe! follow that giraffe! nice giraffe run, bro. thirty-five miles per hour and using that neck as a counterba

mm-hmm. and very nice quality.e into fashion before that, and originally their purpose was to protect people, particularly ladies, from the fire, because they wore a lot of makeup in those days and they didn't want their makeup to run, so the fire screen was a good way of protecting them. later on, they became more decorative items to have in the drawing room and this was i suspect, one of those. i see. um, but if we look at the actual screen itself it's very interesting, because it's got 4 armoriers. and i think they are much earlier than the base. i think the armoriers date from probably the late 17th century. oh, wow, so, about 1680. so, you got the combination of the two-- the mid to late 19th-century rosewood base, and the 17th-century armorier on top. oh, wow. but it works very well together. as far as the values go, fire screens are sought after. they're not desperately collected, but people do like to have them in their drawing rooms as decorative pieces. what i think makes this one interesting is the juxta