Hey survivors in this video. I'm going to be talking about how and why the narcissist will steal from you Please like comment share and subscribe Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos if you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description If you're interested in one-on-one coaching You can email me at naksofacoachin at jumele.com the narcissist will steal from you Whether it's money or material possessions The narcissist will take any opportunity they get to steal from you Especially if they believe that they won't get caught They have no morals or values They understand the difference between right and wrong But they don't care they are very similar to young children They believe that everyone is meant to serve them No one's wants needs or desires matter more than theirs They don't even acknowledge your wants needs or desires They expect yours to be the same as theirs if they're not They will feel as though there is something wrong with you Like a child They believe that their wants needs or desires Should be the priority in any situation The narcissist does not experience any separation between themselves and other people They believe that we are all together and meshed as one But while they may believe that it is okay to steal from you They believe it is wrong for you to steal from them. They have double standards It is a code or standard which favours them over you. They don't even see you as a human being They see you as an object An object that exists to serve them and cater to their needs They are self-absorbed and lack empathy So they are not going to care about the effects of stealing from you Some narcissists may even get off of the pain or emotional distress That this may cause you if you discover that they have stolen from you and you do not react They will feel dissatisfied They might try to push or provoke you To get the reaction that they were looking for if they still don't get the reaction they want It may even cause a narcissistic injury They want what they want When they want it And if you can't submit to them and give them what they are looking for They will get mad They will shout and scream or have a temper tantrum Because in their minds they believe that you exist to serve them The narcissists may create a false image of being against stealing Or when they say that they are against stealing They are only thinking about if someone were to steal from them If they wanted to steal from someone else It's a different story In their minds they believe that they are the exception to any rules or laws It doesn't apply to them They can do whatever they want But if you were to steal from them In their minds you are evil And you deserve to be punished Narcists do not have any real morals or values They just pretend to have them Because they know that it would be socially unacceptable if they didn't It's like in the love bombing phase When they mirror you or appeal to your own ideals They are telling you what you want to hear Showing you what you want to see But they're not really about any of that They're not about anything They just pick and choose whatever will benefit them in that moment It all revolves around getting them what they want I have had a lot of personal experience With money and material possessions Being stolen from me When I was 19 I inherited £10,000 from my neighbour who passed away My father told me to give the money to him And claimed that he was going to invest it in a building society I never saw the money again When I was 22 I had an operation on my mouth Following an injury I then claimed £2,300 Again My father took the money and I never saw it again I was forced to go to university When I was 19 to study business Which was what my father wanted me to study I assumed that he would be taking care of the fees He didn't turn up to the graduation Now I am 30 years old And it is only recently that I have received a letter with a fees due Of over £10,000 Included the interest From the last 11 years Recently Two gang stalkers stole £7,000 in cash from me This was in a busy area opposite the main road on a sunny day Outside a museum and by the lead centre The money was earned from ad revenue on this channel And also from clients who have purchased coaching sessions from me I'm sure that the gang stalkers were fully aware of where the money came from I contacted the police who claimed that most of the surveillance cameras there were not working They said that the cameras that were working Couldn't identify who stole the money Because the people looked too small on the CCTV footage Naturally I found this hard to believe As the two gang stalkers Were the only people near me during that moment The man that stole the money was also wearing a bright red t-shirt Police often work with gang stalkers And act as a form of protection for them When they do their targeting These are just a few of many incidents Where narcissists have stolen money or material possessions from me I believe that anyone who steals will be narcissistic at the very least They are very envious people They want to take away anything that triggers them to reflect on their own inadequacy One of the main reasons these narcissists are even around you Is to sabotage your efforts and destroy everything that you have built They know that if they do not intervene You would have the capacity to develop or establish something of value They often know your potential better than you do They act like they are better than you But if that was true Why would they ever need to steal anything from you? They are giving you a handicap They are giving you circumstances to make your progress or success difficult The reason for this is because they believe you have an unfair advantage If they did not place this handicap on you You would be free to achieve and obtain as much as you want And that would pose a serious threat to them and how they see themselves They already believe that you have this unfair advantage Whether it's looks personality or money This is where their desire or motive to control you comes from They know that you can achieve and obtain whatever you want But they don't want you to do that This is why they become so paranoid and hypervigilant Because you pose a serious threat to them and how they see themselves If they remove this handicap and let you freely live your life and do whatever you want Without them They are going to feel inferior to you That's where this desire or motive comes from To constantly watch you and ensure that you do not achieve or obtain anything Which may trigger them to reflect on how worthless and insignificant they feel They are trying to manage or control your progress or success In their minds you have an unfair advantage They are stealing from you as a way of managing or controlling this unfair advantage which you possess They believe that it is unfair It's not so easy for them But it looks like it's easy for you It makes them feeling capable Whereas though they are not good enough So they have to limit or restrict you They have to place this handicap on you To manage or control what they believe to be an unfair advantage It's unfair to them Because in their minds the world revolves around them and the world should serve them Anyone who appears to be achieving or obtaining more than them Whether it's through hard work or a God-given gift needs to be limited or restricted Their ability to achieve or obtain needs to be capped or completely taken away Because it's unfair to the people around them who feel incapable or so they are not good enough When they are around you They feel inadequate They feel as though they are lacking the quality or quantity required Or that they are insufficient for a purpose They feel as though they are not enough They observe you and believe that you do have the quality or quantity required They believe that you are sufficient for a purpose They believe that you are enough and you have more than enough Their feelings of inadequacy then allow them to experience envy and jealousy towards you This is why they are always trying to sabotage what you're doing Or trying to take something away from you They are trying to destroy the thing that they are envious of They are trying to remove whatever it is That is causing them to reflect on their feelings of inadequacy They target a person who they perceive to be above them They place a handicap or restrictions and limitations on them They create circumstances to make their progress or success difficult They then display whatever they have taken from you Or whatever they produced while making your life difficult To prove that they are greater than you from a logical standpoint It really makes no sense If they have to take something from someone to be greater than them With if they have to restrict or limit you in some way It suggests that they are not greater than you at all Since they need to take something from you first Or they need to restrict or limit you But this is how narcissists play the game They have to play unfairly because they expect to lose They have to cheat, lie or steal Because they have a loser's mentality They don't believe they have the capabilities or potential to win without stealing They steal your money or material possessions And then use them against you Because they already know that without doing this They would never be able to win They never really win How could they win when everything they do comes from their feelings of inadequacy This is why they could ever be happy or satisfied Because they don't feel whole or complete within They don't feel as though they are enough They don't feel as though they have enough You are greater than them And they know that you are greater than them If they didn't believe that you are greater than them Why would they ever need to take something from you? Why would they ever need to sabotage what you've got going on? Why would they need to restrict or limit you? Why would they ever need to prove anything to you? They targeted you because they believe that you are something great They believe that you are greater than them So now they have to steal money or material possessions from you As a way of levelling the playing field In their minds it's unfair They cannot compete with you at your optimal level or capacity So they have to take things away from you to bring you down to their level It's all about managing and protecting their feelings of inferiority Thank you for watching I hope this video resonated with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos If you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description Coaching inquiries you can email me at nagsfavicoaching.com Thank you for watching and I will talk to you soon


The following is a presentation of TFNN the Tiger Technician Hour with your host Basil Chapman. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. What is going on folks? My name is Jacob. Today we had the queues up a little bit making some wild moves in the past just honestly year-to-date. We'll see what happens today.  Let's move to three days. I mean this is pretty wild moving. So we have some volume right here really shaking up obviously really big volume coming up to this kind of mini consolidation point. So that's pretty neat. We have the Dow up 44 points, NASDAQ up 20, and then the Russell's up 0.31. We have about five points. Okay so today I want to look at John Deere. They never bet against the tractor man. Sometimes you do but in this case it would have been a bad move. So they came out pretty strong today. Not an extraordinary volume but we had a nice pop-up on them. Let me see here real quick. So this easily topped the fiscal second quarter earnings estimates early Friday despite worries about farm prices. That's true right? And economic growth is a lot of the whole agricultural industry is pretty fascinating and I don't have my head fully wrapped around it but you know anyone who's looking into this can see there might have been some issues with it. However it rallied pretty strongly. For Q2 which ended in April Deere earnings were forecasted to grow 26% to 8.58 a share $8.58. Total revenue was seen rising nearly 20% and in fact it jumped 42% to 9.65 a share and then revenue swelled the 30%. That's pretty impressive and you know these tractors are any of this kind of like for some reason I get recommended on YouTube. I get recommended like really strange videos and one of them is like just farmers making little shorts and they talk about their tractors and talk about their equipment. These things are extraordinarily expensive and so there's a whole little finance segment that just exists to help farmers get these things and I'm sure that diving deeper into that would probably enlighten us a little bit of why this exploded so much. But regardless interesting to kind of see that. As well people were talking about in the den and again this is a war of attrition you got to get in the den and I'll keep reminding you constantly. Was wise key international holdings this is obviously very small cap but exploded today on volume and I was like what is wise key I've never heard of this before and it's interesting because it ties in with what we were talking about yesterday and they are a cybersecurity firm that works on connecting the Internet of Things the IOTs and the reason why this that I was really discovering the reason why this had any kind of big explosion these guys are spawn excuse me headquartered out in Zurich. They operated with a company called Fossa Systems which is a satellite company and so they're launching about 80 satellites right and this is going to help connect IOT. This is these are apparently pretty advanced satellites. It says it's called the why sat satellites is a security IOT hardened nano satellite designed to further drive down satellite costs for IOT applications. As more satellites are deployed wise sat and Fossa will offer lower latency time just communication reaching near real-time data with the 80 satellites projected. I mean listen the IOT market is huge I don't think it's spoken about enough is it necessary to have your washing machine communicate with the Internet I don't know but it is a thing and there's a lot of money in it so there it's you know something you can't really ignore totally if you want to get a slice of the pie at least in the virtualization of everything. But pretty neat movements these little stocks obviously move so extremely pretty big amount okay as well I'm gonna look at Lulu because Lulu kind of got smacked today a little bit of smoke obviously if you look on it like on a year-to-date let's see here it looks pretty oh my goodness haha I'm looking on a year-to-date if you're taking like this right like the past three months it seemed pretty substantial if you move it out to a year-to-date you can see you know we this is on low volume and and really I was I was looking around and trying to dig in because this company is solid right every girl I know uses these even guys that I do sports with they wear Lulu lemon this this company has extraordinary amount of dominance so I was curious as to why we even saw this and I think it really a lot has to do with with the locker getting smoked I think Nike is down as well kind of on the same concept yeah on the long though Lulu is such a solid company the one thing I did see is there was a they're going back to tiktok again apparently a very popular tiktok user she came out with whatever their videos are called saying that this company sells duplicates and they're there's exactly like new lemon and you know we're seeing a lot of that now especially with up if you guys have seen advertisements for that Chinese company Temu it's like a that is basically the design is it's like factory straight to your doorstep so factory in China that produces whatever kind of tech or you know just household goods and instead of going through a middleman which are you know the American middleman which will like up charge you an immense amount they're gonna send it to you right to your doorstep so one of their big things are doing is they have the Samsung headphones that they're selling for $2 instead of 60 or whatever and I think this is the same kind of concept so a lot of duplicates are getting out obviously this got a huge amount of attention I don't know if that's really why this talk to today again I think it has more to do with like foot locker and everything and kind of like the athletic a kind of segment just being kind of down because of a foot locker but what's interesting is Lulu Lemons response to these duplicates becoming at least somewhat popular and so they're doing a one of the new kind of cultural phenomena and maybe it was popular in the past but they're called swap meets right and I know sometimes guys do it but a lot of women I know do this right and they'll go and they just basically switch clothing right with other women and it's a cheap way to kind of diversify your your wardrobe or whatever and so what they're doing is they're doing Lulu lemon is creating a swap as well and you bring your duplicate and they'll give you the real Lulu lemon that's an interesting way to kind of like maintain dominance of course is not a long-term thing because what you're gonna get is people buying duplicates just to get the real stuff one interesting way I feel like a company has dealt with this before like competitors excuse me gotta love those allergies folks with Starbucks right and so what they did is they would create what looked like mom and pop or like you know hipster geared cafes down the road and in fact it was actually just Starbucks goods that they were selling and it was run by Starbucks and you know I think on a long term if this actually becomes a serious issue Lulu lemon could do something like that but really on the on the whole their their C-suite is so competent I mean it is amazing to see how much this stock has blown up especially in a pretty saturated market right I mean you have Nike you have like Archaeopteryx you have a bunch of different kind of competitors in this market and Lulu has continued to show that they are dominant I think the stocks cool you're still getting kind of consolidated movement on really low volume after this major explosion I wouldn't get in I guess but it's still a pretty solid stock if you're 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yeah so we had a caller over the break went and take a look at Newmont so Newmont just is basically acquiring new crest right this has been insane they're gonna be one of the largest if not the largest I think gold producer Newmont has kind of been underperforming that may not underperforming but they're down 28% over the year and that for a lot of other stocks at least like in the gold sector is definitely kind of underperforming so the way that I look at this right and again if you want like some real in-depth kind of look at these gold stocks I would honestly go to our man Tom because he's just been doing it for so long but the way I see it is like it's not out competing things like EGO, El Dorado, it's not out competing things like AGI or anything like that right they have a I pulled up their first quarter call right and said that it's on track to meet its attributable gold production projection a 5.7 to 6.3 million I think things have been so strange in the gold market and currently you know we're seeing a pullback especially to with this increasing dollar as far as like the entire like share of the market that Newmont now possesses with this new crest acquisition it's obviously massive right it just depends with kind of how we see gold moving if the dollar continues to go strong I mean are you gonna see an actual increase in the gold market right now like no right does that necessarily add to them ramping up production or acquisition of gold not really right that's kind of my look on it again you had high volume we're reaching back and we we plunged through that last day with volume at least on the year-to-date chart and sitting steadily the past two days below not on any extreme volume whatsoever we'll see if that kind of retest the 45 area as far as the fundamentals fundamentals go again this acquisition is massive and they're they're huge they're huge I think these guys probably because of that they get affected very heavily by the way the rest of the gold market is going again you have the gdx down pretty significantly and everything else is getting you know actually I also want to see dust as well which is the the short on gold so we don't have any so we have an upward movement the past few days on this obviously right because the rest of the market this is this is inverse to the price of gold so you know I would say I would say stay tuned to see what happens at least if it retests that level the 45 and then also again defer really heavily to Tom on this because he knows everything I know I'm learning from Tom and it's just been a wealth of information and if you want anything a little bit more in depth than I can provide right now would strongly recommend you know shooting him in email or giving him a call as well but that's what I have for Newmont and looking out on it again the big winners have been like EGO and AGI recently so that is why I appreciate it thank you absolutely thank you for calling in Earl seriously okay let is let us take a look quickly then I want to pull up for you guys obviously we have some crazy stuff going on regarding the debt ceiling this is an interesting chart I won't spend too much time on it but this is treasury cash and we're about Yellen has this thing where you want to be at the 50,000 mark okay the 50 mark on it and we are we are hitting that so we'll see what happens it's like a day's spending away from hitting the total reserve that Yellen wants it seems again we always approach these points but everything kind of gets salvaged last minute this is cool too it depends who you are I suppose but just understanding really what's going on with it this is the commercial real estate and this is the prices downturn and these things are getting smoked in a massive way the CRE prices have slid for the first time since 2011 so commercial real estate is tumbled into a downturn as property values are sliding this situation worsens because small and regional banks are the biggest source of credit to CRE owners of course you've been listening to TFNN you know that already right Moody's analytics is not very doesn't have a very positive outlook on this so it said courthouse records of transactions revealed CRE market dropped about 1% in the quarter led by multifamily residences and office buildings their chief which is Mark Zandy warned that lots quote lots more price declines are coming according to Lisa Shaylett chief investment officer Morgan Stanley she believes the peak to trough CRE prices decline of about as much of 40% and that's worse than the great financial crisis and it's gonna be interesting to see how we like really adapt to this I think you know you have some major industry guys Elon Musk notably Jamie Dimon who are so opposed to this at-home work but let's be real like I think that we're gonna see the hybrid market stay the high the hybrid style of work right now you might get more like how should I say it like I would say as we we continue to move forward right you're probably gonna get a higher percent of the ratio being in office but people are fighting hard about it and I can see it say even from like anecdotes that I have people who friends that I know or family members who worked at home and they're rallying so hard to not go back into the office and maybe they've been forced to but it's now like a half and half right so you get three days in you get two days out on it right does it make sense to really pay rent on something like an office space when you're there for you know three-fifths of the time like probably not right I do see an increase probably in shared market space excuse me shared office space coming out but we'll kind of see how that shakes out and it's a complicated matter is JPMorgan's analysis again showing small banks have accounted for the lion's share of CRE lending relative to larger banks and that's shown in February 2023 it's just it's immense right large banks did not do this they had stayed stable since January 15th and the amount increases you know basically coming from from the small banks and that's gonna be a major issue too especially when everything's maturing and how much of it is really gonna get refinanced how difficult is it to refinance that Moody's also said regarding this like 84% of maturing office loans are gonna refate face refinancing challenges in 2023 we'll pull this over here nearly 90% of commercial mortgage backed securities office loans maturing in 2023 will face refinancing challenges while the fundamentals of the economy remains strong yeah commercial real estate sales volumes lending volumes and asset values all declined in the first quarter of the year and are not expected to pick up so long as interest rates remain high okay this is kind of like a little bit of divergence here but the fundamentals of the economy okay so job numbers still remain strong that's awesome I was talking about yesterday how the increase in credit right is stabilizing 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consolidation of everything basically to American industry and in some of the Western Germans very interesting I my grandfather was actually involved in that and that's a whole other story that I won't go into right now but he shed some light into what that was like after you know the war and the in the split Germany and kind of how the economy operated after that super interesting however it reminded me of this story that came out and this is awesome you know I am a finance major with like a focus on economics and so we in the groups that we would have in in college we also were mixed with the accounting people and I'm sure they probably thought the finance guys ate crayons or something like that but this made me feel a little bit vindicated today because the Pentagon overestimated the value of weapons for Ukraine by three billion dollars and that's just pretty nuts the error occurred it by incorrectly using the cost of replacing the weapons sent from US stockpiles with new equipment so basically in account for the depreciation of basically the weapons that they had right so you had like an RPG that was 300 bucks five years ago and now you have new stuff so it's 200 they were still charging it 300 dollars who knows what that allowed to have happened right like so how do you base around that obviously we do the lend lease act for Ukraine so that might have increased the debt on paper for them but pretty significant especially when you're in a world where the Pentagon just messed up their I can't think of the word now for some reason basically when when all their books got analyzed why can't I think of the word very common word anyways pretty pretty interesting to see what happens and it's just nuts and what they're saying now is there's three billion more that they can send be to Ukraine because of this accounting air right and we take a look at it what is really really the true cost right like Ukraine is in a rock and a hard place right like what are you gonna get taken over by Russia like no but now you're like extraordinarily indebted to foreign nationals as well and for foreign corporation so it's interesting to see what happens committed since last year of February some 37 billion in lethal aid to Ukraine that's pretty insane yeah well all right I'm gonna hop back to this just real quick give you the full numbers the National Office vacancies reach 19% in the first quarter of 2023 huge with some properties in San Francisco and other areas trading at what appears to be massive discounts and the reason why I'm like really focusing on this and why I'm drilling it in is again because we've been talking about this idea of everything being virtualized right and that is really how I see in the next decade if you could virtualize it right like you virtualized your oven it's going to be virtualized okay I really think this however there is a caveat to this right and it's what again we were talking about is security when you virtualize things you open up more room for things to be basically taken advantage of by threat actors okay and so this is why I say at least in like the IT world certainly things like cybersecurity or just net security in general I don't think things like chat GPT will be an immediate issue and why do I say that so for instance Samsung was using chat GPT to write code for their new update right this gets where is that code stored again we're going through this it's gets stored on some other server that doesn't belong to them and they don't have control over that server got breached and basically the code for Samsung got breached as well and therefore there was a there was a hack right and so this is a serious issue where you're like if you're thinking of something as sensitive is like your source code for updates or things like security right like if you're looking at a network and you're using chat GPT to do so that information is all being sent somewhere and so what I really see happening probably after a while and again I'll just to add on to what I'm saying is for instance that that password locker that just got hacked and everyone's passwords got locked right that's what they would teach you yet you need to do right and now it seems like the safest thing to actually do in reality is write it on a sticky note like put it under your desk or something like that right because everything gets breached and the more you kind of send out and you delegate security and storage to things that aren't you you do run a greater risk and I think that will become a little bit more apparent as time goes on but for instance what Apple is doing and again I think this is really what we're going to see after everything goes through a massive virtualization period and you know massive and clouding period but Apple bans internal jacksheet chat GPT use the iPhone maker exploring into house AI solutions I would say yeah they are the home server is going to be massive the DoD already does this right they haven't really changed but they're not putting their stuff on the cloud they're not delegating storage and of course that's an extreme example because it's the DoD but if you look in a world where again we were talking about corporate espionage people get hacked all the time and insensitive data is leaked out and that can end up costing companies hundreds of millions of dollars this is what you have to do you have to have on-site servers same thing with Google they all have on site servers and so what I see happening at least in the AI realm for business and sensitive business kind of data is you're going to see more enterprise level chat GPT's that are novel to the business themselves right like so you might be sold the bare bones you know quote-unquote of the AI but it's all programmable by you and your company in-house and you have total control of where that data goes and what it does right now that's not the way that chat GPT works and that's that's going to again be a major major problem so the decision to restrict the use of competing LLMs stems from concerns over potential leakage of user data and that stated in the report the tech giant is also reportedly in the process of developing its own similar technology additionally the document stated that Apple instructed its employees to refrain from utilizing Microsoft owned Githubs co-pilot that's actually pretty crazy and that's a software code writing automation tool again that was a major issue that Samsung ran into and they got you know bitten by it chat GPT developed from open AI the chat bot based on LLM capable of responding to queries generating essays we all know this however the utilization of such models involves the transmission of data back to the developers again outside of your company this practice raises concerns regarding the inadvertent disclosure of confidential information by organizations so you know again I for that for the common person this is huge and we already know that companies are I mean obviously your big tech are but like things like only major breach let's look at target right they had a major breach of sensitive customer data it seems like this this desire for security is kind of overlooked by a lot of companies so we might really see some more major hacks and and kind of exploits occur from this exact route and so I would keep an eye open for that folks stay tuned we'll be right back as a precious metal gold is still king it continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market the US futures market and the Shanghai gold exchange the gold report Tom O'Brien publishes his weekly gold report every Monday morning for subscribers consisting of coverage of the XAU HUI GDX the dollar bonds the South African rand as well as 25 different mining equities with specific buy-sell recommendations the gold report new subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee so you have nothing to risk 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there's the head of the game I think Buffett and Munger added a ton more today when does it end I don't know but if you've been holding Apple been doing all right massive massive company all right I want to hop over to an interesting story this is the IRS from the IRS it flagged over 1 million tax returns for review citing possible identity theft whoa the Treasury Inspector General for tax administration's interim results of the 2023 filing season which are released May 10th cited 1.1 million identified as of March 2nd that warranted a closer look the IRS stated that thus far they have confirmed that 12,617 of the tax returns were fraudulent and they prevented a distribution of refunds totaling a hundred and five point three million dollars during the last tax year that's pretty significant right just for that number and they still have so many to go during the last tax year the IRS only identified 9,600 9,600 as confirmed fraudulent returns with the 2023 filing period already seeing around it yeah obviously a 3,000 jump the Inspector General for the Treasury excuse me went on to explain that these filters consist of reported income with holding amounts filling require excuse me filing requirements age filing history in prison status if a tax return is flagged by an agency filter the IRS will not process it until the taxpayers identification has been verified this is pretty insane there's another thing recently that not extraordinarily related but in some capacity it is this actually happened to one of my friends I was talking with them and they were planning on making a huge trip and for whatever reason they checked their credit karma right to see what their credit was I don't know why they were looking at it but they had a bunch of updates that they were dead that they were deceased and that someone's opening up new loans and their names and he started panicking and I'm looking at it and like oh that is not good man he called Equifax was on the phone forever and it turns out that it was a small glitch on credit karma side which like not really a small glitch right that was pretty nuts but having your identity taken and it's being used for this purpose is just a nightmare I did have a friend who actually recently in her identity was actually stolen and it has just been a miserable experience all right Europe approves the world's first cryptocurrency regulations America we'll get to this the European Union has approved a set of rules such as the excuse me the first such regulation in the world to regulate crypto assets like cryptocurrencies and tokens and a bid to curb money laundering activities and protect investors obviously there's a lot of that in Europe well it's maybe a bit more parent over there but the market and crypto assets legislation was approved on May 16th the new rules will increase transparency and create a comprehensive framework for businesses operating in crypto markets okay again this is like what happens sometimes and regulation for stuff you know can be positive but obviously you had like abuses because of FTX and Alameda and stuff like that and that was a major issue but if you're if you're trying to curb like actual you know what they're calling like gang activity and stuff like that these guys aren't using Bitcoin and what you're doing is just regulating you know above ground like financial companies and stuff like that again FTX that would have worked that would have been nice to have some oversight block 5 for instance three arrows but you're not gonna get rid of that like really dark under valley like what FTX was doing yeah was totally illegal and fraudulent and criminal but like that's not the company that's using crypto in order to shift drugs over borders or you know human traffic etc. and that's really what I think will be important to focus on in the future after this gets pushed out what's interesting I think you know America is always a little bit late this is a little diversion of what we're talking about but America is always a little late regarding some of the regulations that they choose and I was watching this documentary last night about a guy named Harvey Wiley who's born in the late 1800s and he became a chemist and a doctor and he was the big push like if you're familiar with that with the book the jungle by Upton Sinclair right it was talking about like the meatpacking district and how just like abysmal the conditions were and how unsafe they were this came out during a time where this guy Harvey Wiley this ended up creating the FDA was like hey man our food is totally adulterated it's not good stuff's full of borax salicylic acid this messes you up in a major way he had a group known as the poison squad and it was a bunch of young fit men and he just fed them like just borax boric acid and salicylic acid and it took forever to get Congress out of the grips of basically the big food producers and it led it to Teddy Roosevelt he was the one who finally pushed through regulation after years of him being in charge the reason why I also bring that up which is super interesting trying to see this here don't think I pulled it up be a moment but is it you know I love I love bringing up some of the new scientific discoveries and everything like that yeah I don't have it up but this is a you know we're kind of like re-seeing or you know we're revisiting a time like that right like history kind of repeats itself in a way and what this study was showing and Tommy was talking about a little bit the other day and some people in the den as well but I think we all know this like you know instinctually but you know we finally have some really good data coming out that consumption of ultra-processed foods associated with depression mesocortical limbic volume which shrinks the area that has to do with basically dopamine production and inflammation and ultra-processed consumption was associated with depressive symptoms associated with lower volumes in the mesocortical limbic brain region this can also affect that affects like executive functioning again dopamine reward systems and again that like this this is something that's not super regulated right this is so prominent just like it was back in the turn of the last century prominent among poor Americans they're the ones who are eating ultra-processed foods and we've been talking about it for so long and it seems like not much has been done Europe has like some pretty strict regulations at least on the consumption of food and you know you can say like regulations stem business into some extents that's true that was the argument they were using back in the turn of the century where they were putting again like high levels of very destructive chemicals and adulterants in the food I think we're going to see the I think on the on history UPF will be looked at this as well ultra-processed foods again this disrupts amygdala and hippocampal complex and what that does is essentially makes you when you with males when they have shrunken amygdala's become far more aggressive right and so we have issues like does this add to crime and everything it's super interesting and you know I think it going forward in the future this really continues to take more this this pure foods kind of movement looking into investing in companies that are really heavy on that and in a serious way you know I think that's going to be massive what happened at the turn of the last century is when these companies like armor who were doing meat production they got stomped out and the companies that were doing just pure foods right that were clean and had they took off in value in a major way and we still have some of them around today in a bisco number one right anyways super interesting I'll share that in the den and in the YouTube if anyone wants to take a look at it but history repeats itself folks I mean seriously right and we got to be aware of what we're eating and we have to be knowledgeable 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educating investors this segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com welcome back folks to wrap up the show we have Tom O'Brien on the line Tom how are you doing can you hear me Jacob Jacob Tom how you doing i'm doing great man i gotta tell you a story this is crazy i just heard you're talking about boric acid right yeah so when are you there yes i'm here can you hear me oh great yeah yeah so when i was in the hotdog business okay this is 1976 right i used to smell like a hotdog every day i'd had about i had about five or ten fans in in boston right so one day i i normally would go we actually had a huge meat packing center and that's where i'd pick everything up right one day we we run out i gotta go up and get a thousand hot dogs right so at that particular point there's still enough butcher shops in boston right yeah i go up to this butcher shop who i've done business with before okay the bottom line it was a holiday he says oh no no no i i get hotdogs i get hotdogs don't worry he goes in the freezer right takes out hotdogs i know i'm there this how crazy this butcher was right opens the boxes the boxes the hotdogs are totally um you know uh the red i mean not red they're totally blue okay oh my god and with bacteria right oh and i look at them and so he goes he goes over to um the he goes over to uh the sink right puts water in the sink puts the hotdogs in the sinks and puts boric acid in the sink okay now this is what happens folks okay you you get off the bacteria and then those hotdogs look like someone on steroids afterwards they look so good so is that sick or what unbelievable and it i i mean let me tell you something man i left that place i i just couldn't believe it man um and i needed hotdogs but of course i didn't buy them but what i heard you just mentioned that is plain people that don't realize what boric acid can do the piece of meat looks amazing yeah yeah and they're feeding that to anyone i says oh my god this is just chill people right yeah crazy right it's insane it's insane yeah no and they're feeding it to everyone it's nuts thank you thank you tom see you now folks thank you so much for joining me uh stay tuned we got steve up next um and have a great rest your weekend tumble uh basil will be back


Live from Las Vegas, Nevada, it's theCUBE. Covering AWS re-invent 2016. Brought to you by AWS and its ecosystem partners. Now here's your host, Stu Miniman. Welcome back to Silicon Eagle Media's broadcast of AWS Summit 2016. AWS re-invent 2016. theCUBE's the worldwide leader in enterprise, tech coverage, live coverage. Happy to have you. Welcome back to the program, Lawrence Schwartz, who's the CMO of Software One. And I believe first time guest, Mike Ersten, who's the Global Director of Innovation. Gentlemen, thanks so much for joining us. Pleasure to be here. All right, Global Company, this event, it feels like the globe is converged as to what's going on here. Mike, we've had Lawrence on before. Maybe just for our audience, tell us a little bit about, tell us about yourself, what brought you to Software One and your role there? So wanting to be here at the conference. Well, first of all, I don't think I've seen a conference like this since, honestly, like maybe late 80s, early 90s, where some of the software publishers, like Microsoft and others in the early days, there was entrepreneurial excitement. You see many of these young companies here today. For us, it's about establishing those business to business relationships. And there's a lot of hype, there's a lot of excitement, the vibe is phenomenal. And that's why we're here, is to make those connections. All right, so you said you don't really carry business cards or titles, but you've got innovation in your title. You know, is this where innovation lives?  All right, so Lawrence, I've known you for many years, we've been at many shows, last time interviewed at VMworld, no offense to our brethren at VMware, but it feels like this show has dwarfed that. What's your take on the show? Yeah, no, it's interesting for me, I've been, this is my fourth time at the show as well. So I've seen it grow from a few thousand now to this size, and what's astonishing is you still see a level of innovation happening, right? As AWS continues to roll out more and more services, more opportunities, that just expands exponentially around it, right? So that's why I think you see this growth here, but you see the same types of people here, right? People trying to innovate on top of that, trying to look ahead and see what's next, and really build out their value based on the growing platform. So more confidence in it, more of that establishment, like you heard in the keynote, this is here to stay and it's a question of when rather than if they're going to do it. So it's nice to see that change and you get a lot of energy at the show. Yeah, so you guys have an interesting place in the marketplace, you get to see a lot, what you call the publishers that are in your thing is what I think most people just kind of call software companies, even though I actually heard Amazon use the term publishers when they refer to them too, but how many of your clients are at the show participating in this AWS ecosystem? And I guess anything you can share on kind of that adoption of where software lives. Yeah, no, I think you see for us, and one of the reasons that this is software ones first year at the show, because we see our customers using this, adopting it, going out here, looking at the ecosystem. And I think what we've come to realize is that we're not going to be the innovator that can do all of this, right?  So we really got to get to see that kind of global view of it. And so yeah, a lot of our customers are here and it's not the smaller ones, it's the bigger ones as well. So I think everyone's getting their foot in there and participating. And one of the reasons that we also came out here, talk about what we start doing in AWS, because again, it's a new platform for us. And it's a place for us to engage with the newer players, our customers, see where we can tie things together. Okay, great, yeah, maybe speak to what is the relationship with AWS, where you fit, any announcements you've got here this week? Yeah, for sure. So you mentioned publishers, software companies. We're a 30-year-old company that has historically been called a reseller, right? And so we work with 9,000 of those different software companies you talked about. But the world is changing rapidly as our typical enterprise customer is making that transition, that journey to the cloud. It's going from five to 10 to now 15 plus percent of their portfolio of software that's now been fully cloud-enabled. A lot of that is sitting on the AWS platform. In fact, the majority of it is sitting on the AWS platform. So for us, this is a natural relationship, one that's really important to us, and one that we intend to grow. Okay, let's get in Pyro Cloud, I believe, is the product, it's something I remember right this year, at least, kind of the update recently. Sheriff, give us a skinny. Yeah, yeah, no, it's been exciting for us because we focus as a company on software portfolio management, which is the end-to-end when you think about procurement of software, how do you manage that whole process? How do you get the best prices for things and work with the different vendors or publishers? We also work on the technology services side building it together, and then once you have it, kind of that software asset management side. So we've been doing that for a number of years for services and in the past year or two, we rolled out Pyro Cloud, it is a platform that gives you a digital way to kind of engage and figure out and look at all the different things you want to procure, get the whole catalog from all these different vendors that we've talked about and having thousands to work with. And it gives us a way to help customers manage that and look at those assets. And as you start looking into the cloud, it's not just about managing licenses or seats, it becomes about how do I think about consumption and what does that look like versus what I've acquired. So what we've done with Pyro Cloud is we had that first for Azure. And that was our starting point. And then coming out with this new announcement, we've expanded that deeper with Microsoft. So now we do things for Office 365. And then particularly relevant to this audience is being able to also show what's happening on the AWS side. So we've really grown out the platform quite a bit. And we really give that kind of meta view right across all their different systems that they have online, stuff that they have on the cloud, on premise. They get that global view of what's happening, one kind of single pane of glass view of it. And that's what we're here to talk about. And that's what we're getting some kind of exciting feedback on. Yeah, well Andy Jassy had kind of gleaned his eyes this morning talking about the big red O and how customers despise the licensing and the lawyers coming in for audits and everything. I'm wondering, give us your assessment. The public cloud players, do they change the game? It seems, I'm impressed when I see Amazon saying that, we're okay with you spending less money with us, we'll give you tools, partners are helping out. Give us the lay of the land. Microsoft, Amazon, if you've got it coming on Google. That's precisely why I think AWS has been so successful. They put the customer first. I think Lawrence touched on it. The old environment, the old on-premises software environment, which still represents the lion's share of most customer's software portfolio, customers needed to understand their license position. And for them, the license position was looking at what their entitlement was, what the contract, the big O, what they signed with the publisher or with the software company and comparing that against what their inventory looked like, what was installed in their environment. They would look at that gap and see, did my overspending relative to what I'm entitled to? Or for that matter, maybe on the other side of the equation, they have a compliance issue where they're over consuming, right? Now you shift over to the cloud, the dynamic changes completely. It's no longer what's the contract and what's the inventory. Now it's what's the subscription and then what's the consumption. So you still need to look at that license position. You're just looking at it through a different lens. All right, hybrid is a big discussion going on here. Of course, Amazon's got a slightly different view. You've got Microsoft and kind of their position as to where they're doing hybrid and Amazon, but you guys help both ends of the spectrum. So what do you hear from customers? What are the challenges they're having and how do you guys help them? I'm sorry, can you say that again? So hybrid, how do you help customers with hybrid? Yeah, so as we were talking about earlier, the portfolio is not all in the cloud yet. It's rapidly shifting. I think at the beginning of this year, the estimates that would be somewhere in the range of 10 to 15% of the overall enterprise portfolio would be in the cloud. It's probably growing a little faster than that, but it'll never be fully in the cloud. So our customers are telling us that they need that single pane of glass. They need that one view into the overall portfolio that includes the on-premises software as well as the cloud software. Today they're going to one place, a software asset management company perhaps to look at some of the on-premises license positions where they're going to a cloud consumption analytics provider to get a piece of the puzzle or a cloud brokerage provider to purchase a piece of it. They're looking for one place to go for all of that. And it isn't the DevOps manager that we're talking to. It's the procurement officer. It's the chief financial officer, CIO. It's a different buyer. All right, so Lawrence, when we look at this space, kind of that cloud management space, highly fragmented, we've heard for years from customers that it's one of the big challenges. Is it getting better overall? And how do you guys position yourselves compared to so many of the players that are out there? Yeah, I think what you see is, you've got a lot of different tools, a lot of different vendors out there. And even the providers themselves, obviously AWS and they all offer very specific tools that you can use. And I think what we come in and the value that we deliver is really giving you that kind of that meta cross view of it. I don't think it's getting any simpler. I think you see a lot of providers out here doing that. And there'll still be use cases, right? Where people really want to go in and the more technical people and they don't want anything in their way, right? They want to really get at it. They want to manage the bits. They want to optimize the performance, right? And you're never going to necessarily replace that for a lot of customers. But for a lot of people who want that global picture, hey, I want that single view of how much am I spending? What are the things that I can do to allocate and move stuff around? How can a vendor help me do that? Those are some of the opportunities. So one of the things that we introduce with the new PeraCloud is a decision calculator, right? Which is, now I can go and look at everything that my options and I can help get some advice on, you know, what could be more cost effective? And then if I want to do it, you know, what types of scenarios or workflows can I set up to help enable that to move over, right? So how do you provide value above that basic management console, right? If you're not talking to the technical people, you got to step back and say, how do I talk to the financial people? How do I talk to some of the other people and that want to look at this and kind of set things up and move them around a little bit more simply.  Where are you taking the extensions of what you're doing for PeraCloud? What do we expect to see from you guys next year or so? I think our ultimate vision is to be able to provide the full view into the software portfolio for our customers. We're not going to build it all ourselves. That's one of the reasons we're here. You know, we're looking at some of these providers, some of them, very small startups, just within the last year, that are building some pretty exciting technology. We'll integrate that and we'll provide that to our customers through one solution. And in a lot of ways, I think we look at ourselves as an aggregator, maybe the orbits, if you will, of software portfolio management. Yeah, Lawrence, I want to get your view on just kind of the state of the software ecosystem out there. We always joke, it's like, okay, how many things that Amazon said today that has the people crying over their beers in their booth today, what are they going to announce tomorrow and the day after? What do you see in the software ecosystem vis-a-vis cloud? Yeah, well I think the exciting stuff that we saw at least this morning in some of the announcements is you really look at where's the value on the stack, right? And there's a lot of stuff on the infrastructure as a service, everybody's been so focused on that. And now Amazon's kind of gone way above that, right? And they look at all the things that they can do on the speech recognition and the AI intelligence and whatnot. And I think that's an interesting area where you'll see a lot more opportunity going forward. So you go back to the management consoles, right? There's only so many of those that somebody could develop, right? Before you kind of hit an end game, right? But if you look at the ecosystem and you start thinking on the application level and what can I do with that? I think it'll be extremely exciting next year to come back here and see what people have done with this, what they've done on the voice recognition with Polly, with Lexa, and you'll see 20, maybe 50, maybe 100 new companies just built around some of the things they could do there. So I'm pretty excited about where the ecosystem goes and what develops and just how that changes the whole infrastructure stack. All right, well, Lawrence and Mike really appreciate coming and sharing us with the updates on where you brought FireCloud. Congratulations on that and all the updates on software one. No shortage of software here at AWS ReInvent 2016. We're excited to dig through lots more of it. You're watching theCUBE.


Moving on the response of the perspective on technology, we'll have two aspects now, one linked to the medical technology and the other one to the information technology that supports the environment. We will start with Sungwoo on the medical technologies, please. Okay, thank you for giving me a great opportunity to discuss our DSP issues. So I'd like to focus on three issues. One is that prevention versus treatment. And second issue is the massive screening versus a point of care test. Thirdly, I'd like to mention about the innovative point of care test to ubiquitous health care. The one is that in USA, the National Institute of Health NIH, they focused, they invested huge money over 50 years on the cancer drug development. But after they said they couldn't find any progress, the ratio of the patient was almost the same. After the investment, they made some conclusions. They changed their policy to prevention rather than treatment. Then so many pharmaceutical companies changed their future or investment direction. Now the prevention means to include the vaccine development or the diagnostic. This field is very important. If you prevent the disease before the treatment, it will be much effective. Actually, it seems that it is more effective. And last year, we have a COVID pandemic. In the beginning of last year, WHO announced that a pandemic started. But each country tried to get the right detection systems. So in Korea, too, many diagnostic companies generated so much the PCR diagnostic kit and also the machines and provided for the massive screening. But the massive screening has one critical problem. Transportation of the human samples after you get the samples from the hospital. You have to transport. Usually it takes a long time. So that is also a cost. And also during the transportation, your samples in the beginning, the sample transportation, for the transportation, they made a very special packaging. Three layers of the special packaging are not to spread out the virus. So that was, of course, made a much cost and also made a mistake. Also a mix of the samples. That kind of thing made some wrong result for some people. But for the massive screening purpose, it was fine. But if they had a point of care test system on that point, also still now, then they can do, they can handle the sample on site. Our first samples can be analyzed and then we can provide the data very quickly. Without any cost or duration time for the transportation. It will be a great method, but still, we are not ready. So nobody made a so compact, great, inexpensive system. But maybe the government, also every company wanted to generate that kind of invention. So that is the one critical point. And then, then why, so if, how can you handle the supervising disease at this time after the corona or with the corona? So possibly if we can, this kind of point of care test system at home or in a private hospital, then you can use this one more efficiently and then more effectively. So for this, we need some special technology that is, we need innovation, innovative technology. So how can you make them? So I think the government should make some policy to generate this kind of need technology. So we need a huge investment for this. So many companies are trying to make this one. But in the beginning, mostly new technology comes from the venture, the startup companies. They concentrate on the new technology. They want to make it commercialized by the health of the big companies. So there, the startup companies cannot get funded well. So who's going to sponsor them? The government may need this kind of sponsoring system. So if they can get enough money, enough investment and concentration, they can make a very fast, accurate, compact, inexpensive portable systems can be generated. If that is generated, we can use this one at home or at any place in the field. Then those, they can collect the data on site. They can send this data visual to the hospital or to the control tower. Especially in the control tower, in the servers, whole data can be collected. Using this big data system, we can be assisted by artificial intelligence. Using this kind of combination, we can control the, we can expect. Estimate the next, the disease or what kind of disease will appear in different seasons, different locations. So this one will be there are good approaches. So many companies want to approach this way. But still, we need a critical part, innovation. So I like to focus and emphasize this innovative technology. In this way, we can apply to the ubiquitous healthcare on the future. So everybody can use a hand-held size or wearable size of detection system at home. And then they can track their health and then they can provide this data to hospital. Then they can collect in the government control tower, the center for this control. They can provide a good policy to control the disease and for the better life. That will be the, I think, future world. So if I provide one simple hour of the cases, we are working with WHO and also we are working with Institute of Parts Center in Senegal. Especially in Senegal, they adopted our system. We are co-developing together. They have the huge number of the clinical samples from the African countries. And we have some innovative technology. We provide it. We could make a very efficient way of the point-of-care system. And then we hope we can make a better system together. And also, we are communicating with a double nature. They are also providing good information and guidance. In that way, we can find a real need from the real world. So we hope we can make this kind of cooperation for the good solution. Thank you so much. Thank you, Sungwoo, for the practical proposition. On the previous panel, we heard that one of the lessons from the COVID crisis was the need to better anticipate and the need for the preparation. And if I understand well here, you're proposing a priority that says the preparation should lead to ubiquitous or instantaneous healthcare. And this requires also the type of infrastructure that you describe and that definitely cannot be built overnight. So thank you for this input.


Now let's have a look at this problem. I'm going to do it on paper because if I use the board We'll just not be enough space. It's going to take us a couple of pages So what we're discussing here is coupled oscillators and we're going to use the Laplace transform To solve this problem. So what we have here is a mass Hanging from a spring There's the spring and it has a spring constant k1 There's a mass for the mass m1 But that hangs from the bottom of that another spring with another mass m2 and this spring has its constant so if this hangs at equilibrium and We displace mass 1 from equilibrium. We displace mass 2 from equilibrium and we can give it an initial Velocity in any direction Now we just have to set up our equations of motion here. We have f equals ma So there's my mass 1 and a sub 1 goodness the second derivative of position. So let's put this as the Let's put this as the positive x direction Good. So what are we going to have here if we just have f equals ma So there's m sub 1 and a sub 1 there Well, first of all, there's going to be a force two forces on this mass 1 the spring pulling in that direction and the spring pulling in This direction So the first of all it's going to be negative k sub 1 x sub 1 Because we're taking down as positive up as negative. So that's going to be restoring force But there's also going to be a force in this direction In the opposite direction uses a positive direction and by how much well, we just have to look at it It's not We have to look at the net displacement if we have a look at the net displacement for this Pull down. It's the difference between this x 2 and x 1 It's gonna be x 2 minus x 1 the same is going to go for The same is going to go for for a mess number 2 it's going to be a negative case of 2 and again the difference between the difference between those remember This is now pulled down This x 2 direction so from equilibrium down. So that's x 2 But not all of that is just due to x 2 some of that Pull down the difference from there to there is due to x 1.  We have m sub 1 and m sub 2 both being 1 for this example problem and Let's have k sub 1 equals 6 and k sub 2 equals 4 We also have this initial conditions x sub 1 at time 0 Let's have that at 0 x sub 2 also at 0 so they actually both at the Resposition, but we give it initial velocity x sub 1 we're going to give an initial velocity of 1 Downward and except to we're going to give an initial velocity at 1 upward So we're going to throw these two together and now these two oscillators are going to be coupled So if we just if we just put these values in let's see what we are What we are left with so m sub 1 is just 1 so we have x sub 1 double prime equals negative k the negative k So it's going to be negative 6 x sub 1 and we're going to have a positive We said that's 4 x sub 2 minus a 4 x sub 1 And if I put those together, it's going to be a negative 10 times x sub 1 plus 4 times x sub 2 And if we look at the second one, that's going to be x sub 2 double prime equals negative 4 x sub 2 plus 4 x sub 1 Okay, so let's put down our two equations. Let's just get Everything on the left hand side. So we have two homogeneous differential equations. Let's do that So where are we going to end up with? Let's have a look we're going to have We're going to have an x sub 1 double prime Plus 10 times x sub 1 and we're going to have minus 4 times x sub 2 equals 0 And we're going to have an x sub 2 double prime plus 4 times x sub 2 minus 4 times x sub 1 equals 0 So we have this linear system of differential equations and they are They are coupled in as much as that x1 definitely is that x sub 1 and all these are functions of time So one way to solve this would just be for us to take the in the Laplace transform of both sides What would be the Laplace transform of this? Remember the Laplace transform of this left hand side would be equal to the Laplace transform of each of these So what is the Laplace transform of this a second a second derivative? So that's going to be an s squared x sub 1 of s minus s times the x sub 1 of 0 minus x sub 1 prime of 0 We're going to be have plus 10 times. What is the Laplace transform of of x? Well, that's just x sub 1 of s Minus 4 times x sub 2 of s in the Laplace transform of a constant is that constant over s a 0 over s Which is this 0 I Think we can take out a common factor here that would be x sub 1 of s So we'll be left with s squared And we're going to be left with that there we go a positive 10 We're going to have x sub x sub 1 of 0 0 so that falls away This was 1 remember so that's negative 1 and then minus 4 times x sub 2 of s equals 0 And if we just clean this up a bit that's going to be x sub 1 of s with an s squared plus 10 and The minus 4 times x sub 2 of s and that's going to equal 1. Let's call this our equation number 1 This is clean up with a second one or let's take the Laplace transform here So we're going to be level with x sub 2 well s squared x sub 2 of s Minus s times x sub 2 of 0 minus x sub 2 prime of 0 Plus we have 4 times x sub 2 of s minus 4 times x sub 1 of s That is going to equal a 0. Let's clean this up. We have an x up to s Here is a common factor. So we have s squared there and we have a plus 4 there Again, this is 0. This is minus This is negative 1 negative 1 negative positive 1 taking to the other side will be negative 1 And we are left with minus 4 times x sub 1 of s So look at this. We have two equations and two unknowns Let's call this Equation number 2. So here we have two equations and two unknowns x sub 1 capitals x sub 1 and x sub 2 Two equations to unknowns. We just have to solve this Let's take let's take equation number 1 here And just solve for x sub 2 Let's take equation 1. We're going to solve for x sub 2. So 4 times x sub 2 of s It's going to equal x sub 1 of s s squared plus 10 Minus 1 in other words x sub 2 of s is going to equal a quarter x sub 1 of s is S squared plus 10 minus a quarter. We'll call that equation number 3 Now let's take equation number 2 and we put equation number 3 into equation number 2 So instead of x sub 2 s we're going to have all of this So we're gonna have a quarter times x sub 1 of s s squared plus 10 minus a quarter and Now this s squared plus 4 minus 4 times x sub 1 of s and that's going to equal negative 1 Okay, so the whole reason behind I hope you couldn't see there The whole reason behind doing the Laplace transform is I'm now stuck with normal algebra now These are long algebraic problems, and it's easy to make a little mistake some way. So let's just go at it Let's distribute this s squared plus 4 in there.  I'm going to multiply throughout by 4 So I'm left with x sub 1 of s And an s might as well multiply these out So it's going to be s to the power 4 plus 14 is squared plus 40. It seems Minus a quarter. I can take over to the other side already minus I'm just multiplying 3 up by 4 so that is going to be 16 x sub 1 of s and that's going to equal a negative 4 and I'm taking that over to the other side, which is now just an s Square that's the negative. I'm taking to the other side So it's an s squared plus 4 on that side easy to make a mistake s Just taking this out as a common factor. So I'm left here with s to the power 4 I'm just going to have to change the battery pack after this 14 s squared and 40 so that's going to leave me with negative 24 and that equals just s squared Let me stop here and I'll change the battery pack


All right, hello everybody. My name is Megan and welcome back. So today I just wanted to talk about some wedding updates because there hasn't been one in a little while and things have kept moving and going. So I just wanted to catch you guys up on what's kind of been happening. So let's get into it. All right, so please don't mind my penguin pants. Just trying to be comfy, just trying to be truthful. Okay, so first let's start back in July. So in July, we really started handing out our invites and it was really exciting because it was up at Weston's on-house for a big family get together. And so we finally passed out the largest number of invites and then obviously the bridesmaids and groomsmen were also a large chunk as well. So we kind of got all of that out of the way and then slowly we started sending out by mail some of the other invites. And so we are just really excited and we only have about, I don't know, 15, 20 people left to hand out invites too. So we are almost there and super excited and a few people have already RSVP'd. So that's really nice. Okay, so let's fast forward then to the end of July. And actually, it was the same time I passed out my invites but that's when I asked my first flower girl and it was so cute and sweet and it was Weston's cousin. And I'm very excited. She's been in lots of the other weddings so that will be fun to have her as part of ours as well. Okay, now fast forward to August and that's when I found my dress and I was super excited and oh my gosh. Yeah, so we went through a bunch of different options and so at the beginning we got to choose which ones we, well, me and then my bridesmaids helped me as well and then I just tried a bunch on and the specialist kind of picked some out and yeah, it was really fun but stressful, really stressful. I've noticed that I'm very awkward when I'm having to be the center of attention and everything, so yeah. But it was good and I got one and it was cheap and I'm super, super happy and I'll have to show you guys soon what it looks like. Oh my gosh. Okay, and then fast forward to October and I decided to go veil shopping so I had seen this really pretty veil when I was getting my dress but I wasn't ready to get it then so we went back to David's bridal which is where I got my dress and we were looking at different veils and it was actually a lot more stressful than I thought it was going to be but it was fine and I found one and it was also cheap because I'm like, okay. If I think I'm gonna be wearing my dress for a short time I'm definitely gonna be wearing my veil for an even shorter time so I definitely wanted to get one that was cheap and still beautiful and I did. Okay guys, I finally decided on a veil. It was this one. Here it is. Here it is. Again, I feel like we're your minions. Here's the shoes and the girls are getting their practice dresses on. Well, that one's nice. Want me to zip it for you? Sure, if you can get it. After, after, after. After party. It's very unique, I don't know. It's very unique. And then I also got my shoes. I'll go more into depth in them in my video about my veil but here they are. So yeah, I got those two things checked off at that time and then I had tried on a couple of hair pieces and jewelry but I just wasn't ready to get those at that time. I kind of went for the veil and then the shoes just looked pretty and I liked them after my dogs. Ain't up the shoes I was going to wear, so. But yeah, so I was really excited to have found those two things and get them checked off the list. And then early November, which is, we're in November right now but earlier this month, we met up with our videographer and they gave us some awesome things to think about and also kind of get back onto the the wedding planning trail because I've kind of been pushing things off a little bit and so they were kind of like, oh, are you gonna do this?  What about this? And I was like, okay, I think we need to do some wedding planning. And then they also brought up doing the engagement session with the photographer and we might have to do it now. We'll have to see but yeah, we might end up doing that. So that will be very interesting to see what happens there. And then just recently, I went bridesmaid's dress shopping. It was lots of fun, still stressful because there's so much picturing and imagining that you have to do and I am horrible at that. And so yeah, being able to make all those decisions and hope that they are gonna be the right ones and that you're gonna be happy and that everything's gonna color coordinate and look good and blah, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, it was just crazy but we had a lot of fun and I got some cool little color swatches. So if this gives you any idea of what the day is going to be like, this is kind of it. So yeah, that is all for my wedding updates. If you want to have a more in-depth look into the different activities like bridesmaid's dress shopping and wedding dress shopping and veil shopping, I will go into more depth in those videos so you can check those out. Otherwise, yeah, that is all for now and I'll check back in in a couple of months and let you guys know how things are going. All right, thanks for joining me and I'll see you next time. Bye.


Mary Fertrell never thought she'd be the president of the National Education Association, or the dean of a school of education at a major university. But she did achieve those things, and so much more. Hearing some of her story where she came from and how education transformed her life underscores her passion and continuing advocacy for public education. I grew up in Virginia in Lynchburg, and I attended segregated schools. And I had teachers who really pushed me to learn. My family was very poor. My father had died when I was four years old. My mother workers are made. And a lot of people probably didn't think I would ever graduate from high school. But my teachers really pushed me, and they refused to allow me to give up on myself. I applied to be an academic program, and they decided that I should be in the vocational program because I probably would never go to college. And back in those days, believe it or not, there was a statewide test. And I took the test along with my colleagues, and I came out in the top 10%. And that was in the 10th grade, but then they put me in an academic program. And at the end of my 12th year, I figured I'm not going to go to college, but my teachers kept pushing me to go to college, go to college, and I applied for a scholarship at my school, but I didn't get it. And I remember one of the teachers came and talked to me, and he didn't teach me, but he said to me, I want you to know you're not going to get the scholarship because they feel that you won't go to college, and if you go, you won't stay. And so they gave the scholarship to one of my friends who ended up becoming a lawyer. But my teachers who taught me went out into the community, and they said, we have a young lady, we would like to send her to college, but her family doesn't have the money, and we would like to raise money to send her to school. But nobody told my mother, but they didn't tell me. So the night I graduated from high school, they said, we have a special scholarship we want to give. And I'm looking around at all my colleagues because I'm assuming they're going to get the scholarship, and they called my name. And so I got that scholarship with only about $1,500. I got on the bus and went to Virginia State University, okay, college at that time, now university. And I majored in education because I wanted to give back to the profession and give back to those who had given so much to me.  I wanted to make a difference in the lives of other children as well. So I came to Alexandria, Virginia, started teaching, and again, segregated school. And two years later, they desegregated, and I was one of the teachers that they moved to the white school. And I taught in Alexandria for about 17 years, became active in the teachers organization at this local level, the state level, and then at the national level. Ended up becoming Secretary of Treasure of NEA, and then the president. So I went before the delegate assembly as president, and in my speech, I asked them to give money to the NEA Foundation. And so what I asked them to do, I said, for every member of this organization, we can give $1. And for every dollar we give, we should contribute it to the foundation. And then the foundation can use that to help teachers to develop their creative ideas, the way to improve public education. And they approved that back, and I believe it was 1988 or 1989. And it's still in existence today. My point was teachers have a lot of ideas. Teachers have a lot of creativity, but they usually don't have the resources to develop those ideas or those strategies. Can we provide support for them? And I also wanted to make sure we are supporting public education. And what can we do to improve the quality of education that we provide for the children who attend our schools? It sounds like you really paved a path for a lot of people. Well, I would say my teachers made a big difference. And I tried to emulate what they did. I tried to give back, because one of the things they taught us was to give back to the community. And education is all about how do we use our skills and our knowledge and our abilities to make the world a better place on which to live. What do you suggest people do to stay positive? Well, I think you stay positive by believing in yourself. You don't let somebody tell you that you can't learn and that you should stay back just because of your situation. You can change your situation. And I think our children need more encouragement. They need more inspiration. They need to believe in themselves and to value themselves. And they need to understand education can transform you. I didn't just say change. Education can transform who you are, what you are, and who you will become. Just because you're poor doesn't mean you can't learn. Just because you're a minority just means you can't learn. Just because you got a disability or you're a female or what. That doesn't mean you can learn. You want to learn, you can learn, and you have to be inspired to learn. And the kids have to see it can make a difference. Yes, there are a lot of kids out here like Mara Futral. Poor minority, white, black, brown, but we shouldn't judge them because of their economic situation. They can learn and they will learn if we support them and if we educate them.


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading up 8 points, you get the NASDAQ up $203, S&Ps are up $28, Gold contract down $17.70, traded at $18.40 an ounce, you get Silver off $0.38, $21.43 an ounce, the light suite crew down $3 bucks, $100.12 a barrel, notes and bonds. So a 10-year note, up $19.00, trade in $18.25, the 30-year up a full point, plus $26.00, $138.18 and $Kingdala. $Kingdala is making the run here man, you're up $258.00, you're at $103.00, $908.00, that gets up another $1,000.00, and you're going to see $120.00, $121.00, which is pretty intense. The year is at $105.00, the year is at $130.00, and the British pound is at $123.00 to $1.00. We get off and we take a look at the spy, and this is pretty wild. So we're talking about the $394.00, that's the A to B, we'll see the D, we got $394.00 today, bottom line, we'll see if this thing can get a bounce going. That being said, that's in the spy, NDX hasn't finished it off yet, so my take here is that we're not done. The NDX, the three cues, that is a 281.00 number, and you got to 296.00, and what you didn't do here, see if the cues had got below yesterday's, it would have been, okay man, that's a toss up, but guess what, they didn't, okay? So now you're going to have a higher market again, lighter volume, that tells me that we're not done. Gold, gold contract, and this is one of the targets, I need some reeducation on gold, I don't think it's got a reeducation that you need here, Jimmy. What it is unfortunately, when I went to the gold report today, right, the bottom line is that we had a confirmed ABC structure down on gold in 1788. Then you got volume last week, but you know what, this is an ABC down. So we're 1840, 1788's the number, and we had inside the gold report out here, I had a lot of ABC structures down. They broke B points, they broke them with volume, and my take is this is all about the US dollar, market-wise, gold-wise, metal-wise, all of the above. This baby here is laying at highs, and the longer that we lay here, it looks to me like this thing is going to break, and this breaks top side to 121. Let me tell you something, everything's going to get sold because the expense ratio is pretty amazing. And we'll see what shakes up. Share it there, folks, come right back.