How to pronounce “jamie” in English

and I've gotten to do a bit of capoeira and Brazilian jiu jitsu in this newest season, but jiu jitsu is more fun.Jamie? I'm like, she didn't even see a spelling.

is inhabiting the character.Jamie Lynn was really a revelation for us.

This might be-- is this Jamie Oliver?Jamie Oliver. Come on.

Are there certain spices or certain like, 10 things, for example, that we have to have stocked?Jamie Oliver of course, one of the pioneers.

thing we learn in journalism 101 is why do I care and you can't convince people that they should care about a particularJamie and what makes you you and the magic that is you so I believe that

And I mean, all of you have such original takes on these characters that we've seen time and time again, especially Little John.Jamie, how did you approach this brand new take on that character?Well, that's the reason we jumped into it.

Or would you rather be in your apartment?Jamie's workshop. Jamie's workshop.That would be a good place to be.

So Google's inviting audiences to dive into the history and legacy of the musical theater masterpiece online.Jamie and Clive today are here to discuss the evolution of "West Side Story" over the years and why its themes remain so relevant today,and the legacy of Bernstein in his 100th anniversary year.

So let me tell you a little bit more about our guests.Jamie Bernstein is a narrator, writer, and broadcaster who has transformed a lifelong love of music into a career of sharing her knowledgeand excitement with others.

You can see what I mean, right?Jamie. But he's going to perk up.

You can see what I mean, right?Jamie, you start, and then I'll add as well.

The most famous goal in Shark history, Jamie scored, which was to knock out Detroit in a big game a few years ago.Jamie played 10 years, NHL.Played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, Quebec Nordiques-- they started his career-- and then, obviously, with the Sharks a couple of times--

It's hard to get, right?Jamie Oliver is probably a good example .

This man had the most amazing emotional intelligence, as well as heft, as well as integrity.Jamie Dimon's on this list, Steve Jobs is kind of on this list, although he was thought to be a little suspect becauseof just the eccentricity of his personality.

To show you a little bit of the evolution of Cirque du Soleil in the past 30 years, I brought a little video to share with you.Jamie Reilly: "Impossible is just a word."I'm sure this speaks to you guys a lot as well; right?

No. Just questions at the mics.Jamie Reilly: Any questions?Sergey Brin: Come on up.

So I'm kind of curious how you recruit all the coaches, all the technicians, all the artists that you find.Jamie Reilly: Very good question.There are various ways in which one can join Cirque du Soleil.

How is the genesis of the show?Jamie Reilly: Absolutely. So first and foremost, Amaluna is a show that celebrates or showcases women, which is a first in the history of Cirque du Soleil.It's the 32nd production of Cirque.

This is amazing. I wanted to just ask how long on average do shows stay on tour for?Jamie Reilly: Another very good question.One of the very unique elements of Cirque du Soleil in the entertainment world is that we do not reproduce our shows, contrary to Broadway or other theatrical productions.

that idea and how do you make sure that you can come up with ideas that are impossible and pursue them?Jamie Reilly: That's a very good question, and it's one that's very hard to answer, because again of how organic everything is.To talk about "O" specifically, I remember when Guy came to the office one day, and they were in the creation process Dralion, which was another one of our big-top shows.

I would love to hear.Jamie Reilly: Another very good question.You ask very good questions.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, absolutely.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: When you're on the road, that's very difficult to do because sometimes we'll do up to ten shows a week and we do have limited

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Many, many years ago, in the 1990s at Cirque we lived on-site -- Sergey Brin: In the tent?

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: We had trailers on-site and that's where we stayed but we stopped doing that.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yeah, absolutely.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, absolutely.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yeah, that's a good question.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, there's two.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, the latest one, which I believe was around a year ago, was at the movies.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: It's really -- we brought acts from various shows and David Cameron put together and directed the latest movie that we've put out a while ago.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, we do.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes. Again, the creation process is something that's very organic.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Yes, you're well aware.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: Absolutely. Well, we do have a program which we call the Crossroad Program at Cirque which allows artists -- where we fund artists to learn other skills.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: There probably -- No, I don't think there's a mockup of each show.

And the reason we're doing that is to be able to address all of those burning questions and to be able to ensure that we remain innovative in 2014.Jamie Reilly: My pleasure.

I'm going to read from the-- it's actually the second scene in the novel.Jamie, the young woman, has just arrived-- the first scene is she's on the plane landing in Bali with all of her fears and reservations.And in this next scene-- well, you'll see what follows.

'This is the street,' the taxi driver says, patiently waiting for her.Jamie had been wide awake at the start of the hour-long taxi ride Ubud.She watched the hordes of motorbikes fill the streets, rolling down the windows to let in thick, tropical air.

She'd been promised a new Bali.Jamie looks around. People swarmed the streets, and she feels the immediate exhilaration that always marks her first day in a new country.But it's mixed with something else, something that chills her skin despite the damp heat.

The boy boldly keeps his eyes on her, and after a moment, his lips curl into a grin.Jamie offers him a weak smile in return, but thinks, leave me alone.The boy stands, and within a second, the dog stands, too.

It's a skinny pup, some handsome mix of black lab and border collie.Jamie sees a sign outside a gate-- 'The Paradise Guest House.' The sign is painted gold with black letters.She turns abruptly down the path, hoping to lose the boy.

'Your home,' he says.Jamie feels something unwind inside her, something that had been knotted tight since she agreed to this trip.'Thank you,' she tells him.

I come to get you when it is time for your dinner.' He pushes open the door, and light pours into the single room.Jamie can see a four-poster bed with mosquito netting draped over the top.A wooden bureau with a mirror above it sits next to the wall.

Jamie Foxx-- so many.

Jamie score you on a one to 10 scale twice a day.

Jamie Oliver's menus. So the food is better.

Jamie Magee, from Yankee Brew News, Awesome Jamie.

Jamie favors three. You favor three.