mrs. bradley? oh, wonderful, thank you. yeah, it's great being in your house, hal. we've come full circle, haven't we? i remember the time you came out for track 15 years ago! look at him! he hasn't changed a bit. still in great shape. dedicated. team came first. right. holds 3 records here at the school. do you still have the same thighs? yeah, i think so. phyllis, feel those thighs. come on. don't be shy. come here. here. are those thighs? yes, boomer. well, coach, i can see you're having a great time. i'll talk to you later. ic department. well, thank goodness he isn't in the art department. why? why would he hang that picture? i don't know. he should have hung the artist. phyllis! come on. [doorbell rings] oh, the sullivans. how are you? i'm so glad you could make it. this is the best that i could do. it's tasteless. it's the worst combination of colors i've ever seen. you should be used to that. i would have told him... and you know ugly. i know ugly. woman: my dear, that is the epitome of bad taste. [laughing] oh, dear! man: the rest of the room is in beautifu

mr. bradley: it is nice to see very familiar faces. it has been a very long time, and it's nice to see you. eric, i was your ta a really, really long time ago. he was a great professor. it's also a real pleasure to see warren colin, who in many ways i feel like gave me the kind of intellectual courage to be who i am, so thanks for being here, warren. i want to take people to the 20th of january, 1977, just a frome bit down the mall here. when jimmy carter announced in , "peopleural address are more politically career and now craving and demanding their place in the sun, not just for the benefit of their own condition but for basic human right's." in the wake of carter's inaugural address, human rights became front and enter in popular culture in the united states with as many as mayof americans saying in a 1977 poll that they had read or heard a great deal or fair amount about human rights. most american historians have followed the self-perceptions of jimmy carter and his contemporaries, arguing that carter's inaugural address and pio

mr. bradley. that's me. would you follow me, please? nurse, my shoulder is killing me. we'll take care of that. i don't want you to worry. thank you. because what happened to my cousin... is not going to happen to you. of course not. what happened to your cousin? well... nothing, really. we was working in a kitchen, like you. and he cut his hand. in the same place? no! tijuana. oh, good. felipe, what happened to him? nothing, nothing. the finger got a little bits infected, then they... it's a long story, you don't want to know. yes, i do. no, you don't want to know. felipe, how did it turn out? oh, fine in the end. good. oh, the whole town turned out for the funeral. what?! oh, my god! wait! you can't go in there! nurse, nurse! what are you doing? this is an emergency! all our cases are emergencies. now, would you please go outside and wait your turn? no! what? you don't mind ow! oh, i'm sorry! nurse, what's going on here? it's this patient, doctor. he just barged in here. i'm in bad shape, doc. he cut his finger. and this patient? a possible separation of the gleno- hu

let's take a closer look with bradley jacobs, the chairman and ceo. mr. jacobs, welcome back to "mad money." brad, this was an amazing quarter because you've done so many of what you said and then some. you buy con-way which a lot of people said, wow, that is too big. you immediately sell the part that you don't necessarily fit in for a half a billion dollars, this has made you the second largest provider in north america. 99% of u.s. zip codes. you really have become the brokerage firm and the delivery company that we've all been waiting to have. >> yeah. so that's been the plan. the plan has been to stake out positions in the fastest growing brokerage firm and the delivery company that we've all been waiting to have. >> yeah. so that's been the plan. the plan has been to stake out positions in the fastest growing parts of transportation and logistics and be either number one or close to number one. >> now, when we say last mile, which is really something that pervades a lot of your documents, we're really speaking about e-commerce maybe for bigger thing

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