What is this about?

That are really astonishing.

Oh, boy, this is a popular song.

Your usual men?

Why not? You look like his typical clientele.

The author's name is familiar to us.

World War I.

All the old familiar places.

And on the first you know, this has been a very Hollywood theme with lots of movies.

Do you notice anything familiar in the photos?

So you've all seen that New York Times, you've seen it.

We, uh, ran into some old friends.

He's just an old friend of the family.

Yoshio Moriyama, my old buddy.

What sorrow craves acquaintance at my hand, That I yet know not?

So let's take a look at Google Maps.

And they actually use the Nintendo Wii Remote.

L O N E, which then developed into its own family.

In October 2010, the Justice League of America will be teaming up with The 99.

Oh, me and Buffy go way back.

Don't go any place familiar.

This kind of experience is familiar to everyone.

These were the prototype geeks, the nerds.

I'm quite a stranger around here.

My family's not familiar with the old gang.

And the basic chords were the ones we still have with us, the triads, either the major one, which we think is happy, or the minor one, which we perceive as sad.

'Childhood friends' are scary.

We're old friends, you and I.

He's been a patron of this store for many years.

Ten minutes. Old Members Only warehouse.

See something familiar.

So, how do we make and understand metaphors?

We are familiar with that author's name.

You probably won't need to know it right now.

We had two separate update rules for the parameters theta0 and theta1, and hopefully these look familiar to you.

Now here there's a pattern that you might already be familiar with.

I can also illustrate it for you with an example.

This fellow is a very nice bird, this is the Pied cuckoo.

But you know, I think you are familiar with fractals the Mandelbrot spirals and all these things.

So, that is a for loop, if you are familiar with break and continue , there's break and

Tell me, why is that familiar?

It's been years since anyone's seen you around the old haunts.

You located the familiar object in this drawing?

We're dealing with y is equal to x squared, which you should hopefully be reasonably familiar with at this point.

Now look at that beautiful, big, old forehead on the Homo sapiens skull.