reflections and nostrils are different level. if you look at the right side you see the bridge and there is a bump on the bridge. it looks too flat. it to look like a ski slope. if you also don't want to look to wide. it will not near the bridge so you have to do both. what happens is cheekbones are more noticeable. and the notes just kind of blen in. somebody can never rhinoplasty and their friends won't even know. so this is somebody who is a year out and you can see what the match before her face. the hump is down and it is straight for a little bit and not too much. nothing in the middle between a nostril and -- who have rhinoplasty. and it is shorter and more feminine. you see the eyes and everything that is part of facial expression and her tip is even little bit swollen his level come down because it is contracting. you can see it is symmetrical and a pretty. >> are one people come to you they might not -- they might not want to lose certain pitches. that makes them they are. rhinoplasty surgeries -- don't want to cookie-c

the dilation of the nostrils, the moist, pallid condition of the skin. it is a repulsive trait at best. there's no room in the group for a defective behavior pattern. i knew i could depend on you, judgment number three. give me another week. that's all i need. please! open channel r, double a priority. solo here. napoleon, where are you? seventeen kilometers from acapulco. acapulco lead was incorrect. please pull over and stand by for a code yellow message. repeat, please pull over and await code yellow message. code yellow, code yellow. computer verification has prescribed in manual 12x1, the conquesta fencing school royed by fire six days ago. all personnel connected with it have been checked out and cleared. repeat, the conquesta fencing school in acapulco no longer exists. all former personnel have been cleared. charming. e have uncovered a school by that name in guadalajara. repeat, there is a school by that name in guadalajara. a quick course in fencing? yes, it's just one of those wild ideas you get at the spur of the moment, you know? something t

her nostrils were like caves. you could go spelunking in them. look, do me a favor. whenever she's around, you stare at her nose. try and control yourself. i do not stare at her nose. yes, you do. just watch it. thank you so much. right in the front row. doogie, this is terrific. i thought they were sold out tonight. harry and i are close. i called and said, "harry, babe, how about some seats up front for the doogster?" paid a bundle, huh? yeah. relax, vinnie. it's just a nose job. what? i'm sorry. i was staring, but your new proboscis is a work of art. thanks. just one question, though. do you have trouble getting enough air now? before, you had some real blowholes. well, it was hard for a while. then i just learned to take extra breaths. oh. get out of here. look, i got to get back to work. let's have dinner at micelli's around 7:00. how about i pick you up at your place? sure. o.k. "why don't i meet you there"? it doesn't mean a thing. have you ever been to her apartment? i know where she lives. this is not a good thing. she's hiding something. she's married, fool

m.e. says the d.o.a. victim had cocaine residue in his nostrils. tony moore? about moore using coke? uh-uh. he did find time to talk about how tight they were. maybe he's protecting his buddy's reputation. one possibility. zorzi's gonna have to get dole-tested. [sighs] yeah. - you want me to tell him? - no. let's give him a chance to tell us what he left out. either of you know zorzi personally? he wasn't a drinker, about all i can say. i never saw him in the bars. i barely know the guy. yeah. back when it was-- [chuckles] mauriello-- before he changed it. tony mauriello, huh? i can remember those guys... hanging on the corner, harmonizing-- man. young kid. i couldn't think of nothing cooler than that. excuse me, zorzi. we need a minute. - yeah, sure, sure. - hey, you guys are gonna catch that other bum, right? - that's our plan. - tony was a great guy. he loved cops. yeah, some. listen, i was gonna come talk to you. tony being who he was, you know, there's probably gonna be reporters, tv. i want my name left out of it. we weren't planning on talking to any pr

though he couldn't stop adjusting what appeared to be a pair of cigarettes protruding from his right nostril and carmelo anthony delivered the greatest bloody nose performance of all time in 2006 scoring 43 points including the game winning basket in triple overtime against those same phoenix sun. even more impressive than melo, check out the guy in the front row with a blue denim shirt so supportive of his favorite in. >>> first justin simmons blocks an extra point. then he gets named afc special teams player of the week and now he's from netly featured on our list of -- prominently featured on our list of the most spectacular and unlikely finishes in broncos history. november 17th, 1985, tied with the chargers in overtime, dennis smith blocks bob thomas' field goal attempt, but the play was nullified by a timeout did it again. fellow ring of famer louie wright scooped up the ball and returned it 60 yards for a game winning touchdown. september 17th, 1995 broncos and redskins tied until the final snap when john elway completes a game winning touchdown pass to little known rookie wide receiv

and the lord god formed man of the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and man became a living being. [captioning sponsored by fx networks [theme music]

50 patients in a refugee camp on matalas for over 50 million. ( both speaking denobulan ): it's a nostril? i've noticed you and crewman cutler spending a lot of time together. is there something going on between you two? in denobulan, please. um... ( speaks denobulan ) well, are you? ( sighs ) ...to make physical contact? well, she did kiss me on the cheek the other night. in denobulan, doctor. i beg your pardon? couple. cute couple. it's pretty crowded out there. a lot of spacecraft and artificial satellites. nothing i can't avoid, sir. put us in a low orbit, travis. they're expecting us. phlox: the captain has committed all our resources to helping people once again, i am struck by your species' desire to help others. it seems the more aggressively we treat the illness the more resistant it becomes. what's the current rate of infection? one out of three. it's a full-blown epidemic. these are in the most advanced stage. you're treating them with a synthetic antibody? it's effective at first but the disease mutates there's no way of controlling it. pulmonary failure usually follows in a f

not your nostrils. the nares. >> the nares. >> that's right. the fold of skin hanging down the throat of an elderly person. [ laughter ] there's a name for that. it's called a dewlap. >> a dewlap. that's a good name for it. >> in a stained glass window, pa is called what? no, tracery. >> the tracery. >> i didn't know that. on a wristwatch, the casing around a crystal is called the? >> somebody has it. >> vessel, somebody had it. you a jeweler? >> yes. >> that's right. that's what it is. he's a good one because he knew that. like my vessel fixed. i didn't know that. now here's one. the footprint or plaster cast they make as evidence there's a name for that. >> moulage. >> you are exactly right, moulage. are you a criminal or an investigator? [ laughter ] how did you know that? >> see how intelligent our audience is? >> it's called a moulage, moulage. how did the lady know that? >> i watch andy griffith. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> well, you never know in education. she watches the andy griffith show. >> and they say television is low level. tha

forest of belize and going down a ravine when the overwhelming stench of a large animal hit our nostrils and i thought i hope this isn't a big jaguar that we are cornering. so i said let's just do this. i do not want to risk it i said let's just backtrack. and then i started to write a screenplay about a woman's zoologist who tracks jaguars in belize. in the course of doing research on this project i contacted a new friend at the bronx zoo and said he said where did you get the idea. i literally hopped on the plane the next day and met alan who was 30 years old at the time. he has since become the large cat expert in the world. allen was intrigued enough by what i have to say in my interest in creating a screenplay that he invited me back to his study site in the basin and we tracked them together for five days alan i ended up becoming best friends. we ended up traveling to many places in the world together with his wife and with my husband we went to nepal we went to india when he was studying the big cats. it was the former burma. many other places. thirty-five years later i finally sa

. >> your nostrils are flaring. >> what country did the pilgrims come from? >> denmark, i believe.r ] >> i think it's denmark. >> what country? i will give you a hint, it was in europe. >> i don't know. >> british or something? >> yeah. somewhere in like europe. >> you got it? >> yeah, i quote. this. >> how cute. scwot kid. >> how did the first thanksgiving go down? >> i don't even know. >> and you live in plymouth? >> i know. >> great story. >> they got here on cape cod at some time and then thanksgiving popped out. >> it's a girl. >> the native americans. they helped us as pilgrims and the pilgrims wanted to thank them so they all sat down and had a dinner. >> that's catchy. i like it. >> what did they dine on in the first thanksgiving. >> best i know they dined on venison and corn. >> they had like chips, something like that. >> mashed potatoes, yeah. [snorting] >> i don't think they had turkey. [ buzzer ] >> mainly vegetables. >> the pilgrims were vegetarian? >> i'm not sure. >> wharng boat did they come over. >> nina, pinto and santa maria. >> that was christopher columbus. >>

a great place for people to come and examine the cars, get in them, get that new car smell their nostrils. jennifer: doors open at noon on friday, and the show runs through 5:00 on sunday. knowing the words to your favorite song could help the community. we'll explain, just ahead. josh: also a major american bank is shelling out millions over accusations that it bribed its way into the chinese markets. jennifer: this year's cyber monday is expected to be red hot, how much money americans are expected to spend this mike: a fantastic friday is on the way tomorrow. a look at the changes we'll see over the weekend. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. witches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. josh: what kind of day was it? not a bad done, the dow jones j.p. morgan chase will pay more than $26

it went down my nostrils and into my throat. freaking out. >> it was so, so, so intense you couldn't breathe. by the fourth round i said i had enough. i crawled over and james was at the door. he was like, beverly, you can do this. you're stronger than this. you can get through this. >> mentor as they paid me to be i would say come on now, you can do this. can't you? stick it out. i would encourage them. i was like, yeah, okay. oka okay. >> what am i doing here? why am i putting myself through this? what is the point of me, you know, sitting here with all these other people? and is it worth it? >> i had to leave. but then i was sitting there, blaming myself. like, golly, is there something wrong with me that i wasn't able to like stick it out? >> yes, there were people that were having a hard time. every people there were people having a hard time. to me it was no different than running a marathon. >> thank you for coming on. you spoke to some of these survivors. the one survivor said the why, they were so drawn to do whatever j

. >> stings the nostrils. >> what was jesus's profession. >> a prophet. >> a carpenter. >> a carpenteru into carpeting? >> i guess i'd have to say je s jesus. >> the christmas tree itself, where did that originate from? >> buffalo. >> buffalo is a city. >> probably not the middle east. >> sweden, maybe. >> close. >> norway? >> closer. >> finland? >> we can stop now if you want. >> i believe it was germany. >> maybe germany. >> germany. >> unbelievable. >> wait, was that real? >> that's exactly how i feel. >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters. >> what? >> and this is my world. >> oh. >> do you want his out gautogra? >> she looked entirely confused by you, watters? >> they mostly are. >> now in january, coming up fast, we begin the spin stops here tour going to tulsa, oklahoma at the box center, bok center, in redding and my question is are you? shape for this? you're going up against miller and many in these tours. >> i'm going to try my best not to overshadow you. >> if you start to overshadow, you might have trouble with miller. >> aim worried about miller. i said miller, i'

have you not [ laughter ] also easter rhymes with keister. [ laughter ] however, nothing rhymes with nostril. i figured that stuff all alone. [ laughter ] hey. i'm feeling fairly good. i like to keep hurrying here because i never know which one of these things are going to die. [ laughter ] but i did have kind of a good day. a lot of comedians will tell you that. i had a really good day. i found some macaroni and cheese this morning that i lost about a year and a half ago. everything has happened prior to now? [ laughter ] well, this is the kind of stuff i think of when i'm walking home alone backwards. [ laughter ] also how come there are no b batteries? [ laughter ] it bothers me. i think kleenex should have targets in them. don't you? would that be nice? [ laughter ] look, dan. a 50. [ applause ] that's what we need. right. superman never pulls up for a landing? he jumps out a window like that. he flies like this, but he never goes woah. [ laughter ] also the lone ranger in tanto never got their laundry done. [ laughter ] just something i noticed on my own. by the way, for those of you in

and nostrils are so small and it does president fit in. >> probably five more years to my time. >> to having a baby. >> give it more. >> every day, something new here, i learn, i'll wait. >> never heard that before in my life. >> never. >> your husband is a human vac you'll. >> well, what are those things called, that they have. >> the net i pot. >> human net i pot. >> the brian pot. >> being a parent is hard. >> good he did what he had to do so kudos for that but won't that affect your taste buds. how do you eat dinner after something like that. >> yes. >> it is all sticky. >> but here's the thing, when everyone tells you it is sunshine and roses and they have other elements and it can be shore confusing. we will see that with adele talking about her situation. you think it will be greatest thing. she actually regrets. >> she's very smart. she has moved on to the next story. >> yes. >> so we will stop talking about the the fact that your husband put his mouth over a baby's no, sir industrials and suck is not out. >> let me know on twitter. >> yes. >> no, no, karen. >> tell karen, the

first with a crooked iron tool they draw out the brain through the nostrils...er this they make a cut along the side and take out the whole contents of the belly... then they fill the belly with myrrh, and sew it together again... they keep it covered up in urade adalts for seventy days. one each for the liver, lungs stomach and intestines. the jars were then placed in a chest. ornamental plaques made of precious metal might be placed over the incision where the vital organs were removed. after embalming, mummies of kings and the upper echelons of egyptian society were elaborately dressed with mummy nets and the upper echelons of anattian society epicted laboborately dressed thdsboardmummy nets as symbols of kingly power. the mummies were often adorned and protected with precious metals-- their fingers and toes sheathed in gold, their faces covered with luminous masks. (narrator) color carried special significance in ancient egyptian funeral rituals-- the red granite used in this sarcophagus was also associated with the sun... black stone, the color of the ferti

there is no reason for nato to be sticking its fingers up the nostrils of russia. it is absurd.y are not going to give up easily on syria. it is very close to them. it is like the bahamas or nicaragua. it is important to them. you will have to cut a deal and tame your allies. i don't think trump can understand what we are talking about. amy: why does he respond to putin? rashid: i think it is the strong man thing. has totalitarian, dictatorial and instincts -- dictatorial in sticks. julianne: you can talk about to tell a terry is a more authoritarianism, but because we have not -- you can talk about totalitarianism, or authoritarianism, but because we haven't seen his tax statements, i suggest he may have investments. we know he has a global tort and many global investors are in russia. i would not be surprised. >> have another senate race being projected. nbc is saying that todd young wins the senate over evan. that is one that the democrats were hoping to pick off. >> what was a percentage? >> i don't have that here. that is a blow to any democratic hopes of taking the senate.

her nostrils were like caves. you could go spelunking in them. look, do me a favor. whenever she's around, you stare at her nose. try and control yourself. i do not stare at her nose. yes, you do. just watch it.

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not your nostrils. the nares. >> the nares. >> that's right. the fold of skin hanging down the throat of an elderly person. [ laughter ] there's a name for that. it's called a dewlap. >> a dewlap. that's a good name for it. >> in a stained glass window, the part that's not glass is called what? no, tracery. >> the tracery. >> i didn't know that. on a wristwatch, the casing around a crystal is called the? >> somebody has it. >> vessel, somebody had it. you a jeweler? >> yes. >> that's right. that's what it is. he's a good one because he knew that. like my vessel fixed. i didn't know that. now here's one. the footprint or plaster cast they make as evidence >> moulage. >> you are exactly right, moulage. are you a criminal or an investigator? [ laughter ] how did you know that? >> see how intelligent our audience is? >> it's called a moulage, moulage. how did the lady know that? >> i watch andy griffith. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> well, you never know what people will pick up in education. she watches the andy griffith show. >> and they say telev