Hello chosen ones, welcome again to another live video. This one speaking about how everyone will let you down at some point in your life. And this is to quote something that was said to me many years ago by my sensei who was a sixth dan black belt in karate at the time. And he said something to me that kind of stuck with me at that time. It's kind of funny because at the time I just, I thought it was a load of BS. I didn't really believe in it. But back then 13 years ago when I was learning karate, I remember he said something to us in the class.  And I had a thought about it at the time I was thinking, what is this guy even on? What is he even talking about? Everyone will let me down at some point in my life. I was thinking about my father. I was thinking about my family, my sisters, and my friends at the time. All the other girls that I was involved with. Because of course back then, you know where I was like. But yeah, I was thinking what is this guy on? What is he talking about? What is he trying to say? Everyone in life will let me down at some point. Of course back then I didn't understand because I was still young. I was only 22, 23. And now as I aged and I got older, I think back to that quote and now it makes perfect sense. Because this is the reality of it. Many of you, you may have people in your life right now. And they may seem so special, so important to you. Close family members. Your closest friends. A relationship partner. A boss, a co-worker. Whoever it is. And you may think that they will be there for you through thick and thin. But just give it time.  They're going to fail you. They're going to disappoint you. And this doesn't always mean that they're narcissists and they're horrible people. A lot of times, yeah, that can be the case. But sometimes it's just that people have other priorities. They've got other things going on in their life. I mean it could be that you have a close friend and you thought they'd always be there for you. But then it could be that maybe now they have a family of their own and that's their priority. So then they can't consider you in the way that they used to. Sometimes that's just how it goes. So I think back to this quote, what my sensei who was a six-stand black belt in karate at the time. What he said back then 13 years ago. I still remember it to this day because it really stuck with me. Sorry about the loud music and the background. It does come on sometimes because they know that it can affect the monetization. But just let it pass. I'll get back to the message. It's going to stay with me here now. I'll walk further down here so I can try and stay away from the sound. The other gang stalking and smear campaigns are very persistent as you may have noticed in my videos. At this point I actually haven't even eaten anything like the past 27 hours. Haven't even got any water but as a man, as an alpha male, beating on my chest, purpose comes before all of that. Back in the old days with the tribes it's like you just forget about food, forget about water, everything, eating. We could go with hunger, we could starve and yet just continue on our purpose. So that's what I will strive to do. Even if I have no food in my belly, it doesn't matter. Got more gangsta stalkers here as well, staring me down. It's very creepy. But I think that's why they play the music down there to get me to move into this position where they can then suck my energy out of me. I'm going to move further down here. I think there's still some shade. Just don't want to go into the sun because it's very hot and since I haven't got any water I will dehydrate very quickly which is probably a part of their plan because I kind of want you to diet on your own. Of course in this kind of heat it's like 35 degrees right now without adequate hydration. Of course yeah there is the risk that I could die. Anyway I'm going to continue with this message now that I'm kind of on my own here. I mean obviously there's always going to be gangsta stalkers around following me wherever I go. But yeah everyone will let you down at some point in life. A lot of times these will be narcissistic people and that's just how it goes. And yet the crazy thing is if it was the other way around if they were in that position and they needed your help, your support it would be a very different story and they would be looking at you like you're crazy, you're evil, you're this horrible person who's let them down, you failed them, you disappointed them, you're not good enough, you're bad and they would probably go and spear your name, tell everyone about it. Of course when it's happening to you when they're the ones who are letting you down then they don't even care about it.  It was never about taking an interest in you or connecting to you, having a friendship, relationship or whatever it was, it was never about that. It was all about just they saw the perks, the benefits, the conveniences that they could gain from getting involved with you and it was all just about positioning themselves so that they could get that from you without ever having to reciprocate anything back and that's all that it was.  A lot of times we idealise people and it's like you know in yourself you'd be there for them, you'd always have their back no matter what, that's the type of person that you are, that's a chosen one as an empath. You would never let them down, you would never fail them, you would never disappoint them and then you kind of assume that that's what they're like, that that's how their brains are wired but actually all along they were playing a role, they're actually nothing like that at all, they're very different to what they portray themselves to be and you may not notice that in the beginning, so you're giving out all of this value, you're doing everything you can for them and you're assuming this loyalty as though they're loyal to you like you're loyal to them, you'd never think that they would go and betray you but just give it time and you will see that they will, many of them will when the time comes when you need them and that's really what a lot of us need, it's really what a lot of us need is for these types of situations to happen, like remember how it was with them when they were in need, they needed a place to stay with you, they needed your money, your attention, your kindness, your generosity and when that happened you stepped up, you were there for them, you displayed loyalty, you displayed so many positive qualities, your kindness and generosity, your empathy, you gave it all to them and that's really what a lot of us need because that's how you know who's really down for you, who's really loyal, a lot of us we do need to go down sometimes in some ways in life, it is a strength of character of course, I mean you learn nothing from being in your comfort zone, I know that myself, I mean as many of you may know I am from an affluent family and most of my life was in a comfort zone, I had everything provided for me and every had to work or do anything, and in that space I learned nothing, we don't learn anything in our comfort zone, it's only when you go out into the wilderness and you left the fin for yourself, that's when you learn everything, we learn through our struggles, our hardships and especially our failures, you learn far more from failure than you'll ever learn from success and that is the truth which is why it does help when we experience these things in life, when we're on our own, no one's there for us because on one hand it's like it's going to show you who's really there for you, who's really by your side because if you're going through something, if you're struggling that's when you're going to see who's really there for you, that's when you're really going to see who's got you and in the worst case scenario let's say everyone you were dealing with was fake, no one was really there for you, no one was really by your side, even in those situations there's still something you can gain from that, you can gain that experience because then you're in a difficult situation on your own, you're out of your comfort zone and that's when you're going to grow, that's when it's really going to test your strength, your character, your ability, that's when you're going to become stronger and I've been through that myself as many of you may know, I've traveled many countries over the past few years and I've had to struggle myself, I've also seen hardship in other people's lives and as you may know I have given a lot of money, a lot of food to people all around the world, I did everything I could to help them and also I have this charity now on the channel where you can donate to the children in Gaza who are without food and shelter so I'm all about that giving to people who have less, people who are struggling, people who are going through hardship and I do believe that that is my mission in life to stand up for those minorities, to stand up for people who I mean I'm just going to tell her like it is, most people in this world they really don't care at all, they really don't, I mean all you got to do when you see a homeless person on the street just stand by there for a certain amount of time, if you've got some spare time in your day to stand around by there for 30 minutes, even one hour if you can, watch how many people go past, watch how many people just walk past, they don't even look at the homeless person, they don't even care, they don't even feel what that homeless person feels, this is the reality of the world, statistics show only one to two percent of the world's population are empaths, which means people who have the ability to feel what we feel, people who have the ability to connect, that's how rare it is, most people in this world do not have the ability to do that, and a lot of people as I've experienced myself they'll come into your life acting like they are empaths, the last few narcissists that I have dealt with that's how they gained access to my life by pretending to be empaths, they acted like they cared, they acted like they were going to help me, they never did, it was just lies and future faking, and the entire time I was just taking care of them, I gave them a home, I give them money, I took them on trips around the world, I gave them everything they wanted, and yet they were never there for me, they were never there when I needed them, and even then what I really needed for them was just to not screw things up and to give me space to be myself, and that's just how it is, I mean talking about women, narcissistic women, I mean of course not all women are like that, but narcissistic women these days they're not even going to give you space to be yourself, because the reality is that they don't even want you to be you, they just want you to be a puppet on a string where they are able to control you, they don't even respect who you are as a person, and that's why I know narcissistic women, they're not built to survive in this world, because even if they do get around a strong and powerful man who is able to become successful all they're going to do is keep him down, because that's the thing, if he manages to rise up he's not going to want to be around them, so then they're going to die out, or even if he does remain around them he's not going to be able to stay in himself, so then they're both going to die, this is how we know, narcissistic women, they're not built to survive in this world, they're not, and the same thing goes for narcissistic men and that's why they have to leech off other people, whether it's other men or empathic women, whoever it may be, they're parasites, they're leeches, they're not even meant to be here, that's just how it is, and then people like us, empaths chosen once in this world today, I mean just look around it's like why are they so rare and why do we never see empaths or chosen ones in possessions of power and authority or where they're really successful, and it's because narcissistic people target them for their energy and resources and they leech off them, so we've pretty much got a bunch of people in this world, especially people in possessions of power who aren't even meant to be there, they're not even meant to be alive, and then we look at the world and we wonder why it is the way it is today, where so many people are struggling, they're suffering, they haven't got enough money to provide for themselves or for their families, they're not in adequate living conditions, they can't put food on their table, we wonder why the world is like this, when it's because people in possessions of power are narcissistic and they got there from leeching off empathic people, that's how they got to those possessions, and then we wonder when we look around it's like most people in this world aren't even built to survive, they're not even built to last, and yet we wonder why, and even I myself, from going through the smear campaigns, the gang stalking, I've had to struggle as well, even though I'm not the kind of person to really talk about it in public, of course yeah the past few years they have been very difficult, I've traveled through different countries, I've had so many experiences, so many struggles, so many trials and tribulations, there's been many days where I had to go without food, and even living conditions, sometimes I had to stay in places with cockroaches, I had to go through all sorts of things, and of course for someone like myself who came from an affluent family earlier in my life, you know that is quite a contrast, and I'm sure for anyone, especially those of you who are watching this, I know as empaths you're hardworking people, you work hard to build a life that you want for yourself, so if anything ever happened to you and you went down, of course that would be your struggle for you as well, you wouldn't feel comfortable in that type of environment, because you know that you've worked hard, you've strived, you've triumphed, to become the person that you are today, it's not like everything was just handed to you on a plate, as it was for me earlier in my life, and I will admit that that did most definitely disable me in many ways, it made it difficult for me to socialize with other people, I was unable to relate, and I was just living in my comfort zone my entire life, up until that point, where I lacked the skills, the proper abilities to be able to survive on my own, but luckily for me it seems that somewhere inside of me I already had that, and I guess it is because I'm an empath, as empaths we are built to survive, of course we would be because it's necessary for the procreation of our species, what good is it if it's just a bunch of people who only care about themselves, of course we would all die out very quickly, but when it's people who consider others and they take care of each other, a species like that is going to survive, and I know some of you may be thinking, well what there's one to two percent of the world's population are empaths, 98 percent or 99 percent are narcissistic, and yet there's eight billion people on the earth, but that's the thing because billions of us are in poverty and are starving, and 99 percent of the world's wealth is shared among no one percent of the world's population, so are we really doing well as a species, no we're not, only a very small percentage of the world are, and even then it's only because they manipulate and exploit empathic people, they're not even meant to be in those positions of power, they cheated their way there, and this is why you need to be prepared, because many of us we look at ourselves and we're like I'm empathic, I'm a loving, kind, caring considerate person, I try to give the best to myself to people so that they can become the best versions of themselves, and you assume that everyone is like that, and by assuming that you're already putting yourself at a disadvantage to where you may be susceptible to manipulation and exploitation by just assuming that everyone is like you, when they're really not, a lot of people out there will betray you and think nothing of it, yes they will feel a lot of shame and that will continue to build inside of them, but they will try and run from that shame by further abusing you or someone else, and at the same time running from themselves, because that's just what a lot of people in this world are like, a lot of people are like that, and a lot of people even support and glorify narcissistic people, they see narcissistic people who are going out there manipulating and exploiting other people, and they see nothing wrong with that, they enable it and the reason why a lot of times is because they see themselves in that person, it's because they see themselves in them, and that's why they glorify it, because they're living vicariously through that person, and that's how you see so many celebrities, so many people in positions of power who are narcissistic, I do look at it like, why are all of these people supporting them, I mean these narcissists, they don't even care about anyone but themselves, they don't have other people's best interests in mind, and they would take the opportunity to betray them if they ever needed to, so you may look at it and it's like, how are these people so blind, when it's just that they're glorifying them because they're living vicariously through them, they see themselves in those people, whereas for us empaths, it disgusts us, it repels us away, because we're not like that, and it just seems so dirty to us, these leeches, these parasites who have to feed on other people to survive, clearly they're not even meant to be here, because they're not self-sustaining, they can't sustain themselves, if they could then they would, and that's how it could be so dangerous for you when you get around them, because if they can't sustain themselves, they're going to be leeching off you, they're going to be feeding from you, so after a certain amount of time, you're going to struggle to sustain yourself as well, and then you're going to go through a certain amount of time where you're struggling to maintain yourself, and you haven't got the resources or the energy for where you're able to move forward, and they may play on that, they may make you doubt yourself, they may make you think that you're not good enough, but actually it's just because you've been around them, you got around them and then they brought you down, they left you unable to sustain yourself, so that's all that that was, and yet this is kind of their mission on this earth, it may be subconsciously as well, but they have to get around people like us and drain us, make it so that we can't sustain ourselves, and then play on our self-worth to make us believe that we're not built to survive when it's actually the other way around, and of course it would be its common sense, but we need to be empathic as a species for us all to survive and to procreate, if we're all narcissistic that's not going to work, it's not going to work that way, and this is why how most people in the world are narcissistic these days, and it's like most people are struggling to survive, and yeah I know you look on social media, you go on Instagram, it looks like everyone's having a great time, everyone's doing well, but it's all fake, in actuality they're just putting on these fake smiles, these fake laughs, they go to nice hotels just to take selfies, in real life they are struggling, they're not doing well at all, and yet they come around you and they leech off you, and then they make you feel like you're not good enough, well that doesn't make any sense because with narcissists, with narcissistic people, if they really believe that you're no good, you're garbage, you're useless, you're of no use, of no worth to them, they're not going to come around you, they're not going to come around you just to leech off you, I mean just look at how narcissists treat the waiters in restaurants, yeah they will just say what's on their mind, they'll just say yeah you're nothing, you're useless, you're no good, and then they'll just leave, they're not going to get involved, they're not going to try and take everything from you, because they don't need it, they don't want it, they want better than that, they know they deserve more, so they're not going to do that, but when narcissists do get around you, and they do leech off you, then it's the opposite, then it's because they see you as being greater than them, not being less, if they see you as being less, you're just going to get that attitude straight away, you're going to get that attitude, are they going to tell you exactly what's on their mind, and they're not going to sugarcoat it, because they do not care about their reputation, about what you think of them, because they don't need you, but when they come around you, and they're manipulating you, they're deceiving you, they're lying, they're future faking, there's a reason for that, because they're trying to get in with you, because they see some potential benefits or conveniences from being involved with you, they see it as though you're greater than them, and that's why they're desiring to be a part of your life, because they're looking at it like, oh yeah, I can level up from getting involved with this person, from being around them, and you will have seen that with the narcissists that you were dealing with as well, when they went around people who weren't any good in their minds, who weren't going to serve them, who weren't good enough, they would just criticize and talk down to them straight away, they would insult them, they just wouldn't care about how those people perceived them, because they don't want them, they genuinely, and this isn't even the mask, this is a genuine belief deep down inside of their core, that they believe that they are superior to those people, because if they don't believe that they are superior, then they are going to go straight to their manipulation, or if they don't believe that you're susceptible to the manipulation, then they're going to brainwash you, they're going to try some way to get in with you, because they need something from you, they're not just going to go straight to insulting you and putting you down, unless they genuinely believe that they are superior to you, but in all honesty, I will say, and I know they can be arrogant, they can be insulting, those over type of narcissists, in some ways I do respect of how they can just tell it like it is, at least they can be real, they can say what's on their mind instead of leading people on and making people think that they've got a chance when they haven't, so I can respect that in some ways, and I can keep you out of trouble with those types of narcissists at least, but with the ones that are more covert, they get around you and it's like they will manipulate you and act like they're there for you and they can help you, and they're going to improve your life when in actuality they can't do anything for you, it's not just because sometimes you think it's because they're narcissistic, like they're just selfish, but it's also because they can't, narcissists are not built to survive like we are, they don't have that ambition, that drive, you know like that get up and get it mentality, they're not just going to go and get it, they're not like that, they haven't got that ambition, that enthusiasm, where you're going to go out and make something happen no matter what, they just haven't got it, and that's the whole point, that's where they come around people like us who are confident, who are enthusiastic, who are strong, who do have tons of energy because then they're going to be able to leech off us, and I can guarantee if they had our qualities, if they had that enthusiasm, that drive, that ambition to succeed, if they had that they wouldn't even need us, they wouldn't even come around us to begin with, and going back up again now because these people just came around to play music again, this is just how it is when you're targeted, the gang's talking, the media campaigns, the delusions never end, they come around you just to distract you, to steal your energy, because again these people have no inner sense of value, they can't generate their own power or energy from within, they've got to get it from empaths because again they're not built to survive, they're not even meant to be here, they don't have the qualities, the abilities to make it, like I know myself, if I was born in the wild I could quite easily make it on my own, and to bring the music over here again, it's very hard to get away from it, and you may notice in my other videos as well, when I'm in the hotel, when there's banging on the ceiling and the doors are slamming, so it's a constant 24 hours a day campaign, oh why do they do these things, it's really, I mean for those of you who are going through it, it's a great or false reality, the reality is they already know subconsciously they understand, but they're not built, they're not good enough to even survive, and they don't want you to show them up to make them feel bad about themselves because at the core of us all, we need that, we need that belief, we need that awareness that we are in survival of the fittest, one of the few who are going to make it, who are going to survive, and for the procreation of our species, that's just how it is, but these types of people narcissists, for them to survive, they have to get around someone like us and keep us down while they're leeching off us, making us believe that we're not good enough, so then we remain dependent on them, on their lives and future faking, while they're leeching off our qualities and abilities so that they can survive while keeping us down, and again we look at the world and it's like why is everyone like zombies, why are they all so lazy and unmotivated, they can't even just get up and make something of their lives, typically those who are the abusers rather than we speak about the victims because of course that's understandable, they've been kept down, they've been abused, if they weren't abused then maybe they could, but speaking about those other people, a lot of people in this world are just lazy and motivated, they're all built like that to get up and do something and to make things happen, they've ever got that inner strength, that inner sense of value, a lot of people in this world they're not built to survive like we are and it's not always about who's the strongest physically and the most powerful, who's going to go out there and kill a lion, it's not always about that, as I said earlier it's that empathy as well, empathic people because let's say myself as someone who I deem myself to be pretty alpha, I deem myself to be built, to be a survivor like the name Nark survivor, but let's say I go out there into the wild, a tiger attacks me and then I'm wounded and maybe someone who's watching this isn't that physically strong, you don't have those type of abilities but you've got that empathy, that compassion, so I get attacked by a tiger and I'm wounded despite how strong I may be, I'm going to need your help, I'm going to need your supports and without that I'm going to die, so I'm going to need you to nurse me back to health and then when you do that because I'm empathic myself I'm going to have that sense of loyalty and devotion to you, to where I'm then going to want to take care of you and keep you by my side, so it's not always about survival of the fittest, who's the strongest, who's the most wisest, it's not always about that, even if you're not strong, even if you're not built to take down a lion or to just go at it on your own, it's not always about that, just having that empathy and this has been shown in research in studies of prehistoric humans, it's been proven that they were very compassionate, just having that compassion, if you have that empathy, that compassion then they're going to take you under their wing, they're going to protect you because you are a very valuable person, if you have that trait, it's essential for the survival of our species, but most people in this world today do not have that, if anything many of them are sadistic, they'll take pleasure in your pain in seeing you down, they want to keep things down, they want to keep things negative, pessimistic because they're not built to survive, they're not built to last like we are and it's really sad, but this is really how it is, I would say that most of the people in this world are not built to last and how you know is that if you saw someone in trouble, someone who needed help, you would be there for them, but could you count on them to be there for you and what would happen? I mean let's just say there weren't a billion people on this earth, we were in a small tribe, what would happen then? It would effect, it would pose a risk to the procreation of our species, anything that poses a risk to the procreation of our species, it's a threat, it's not a good thing, it's not beneficial for us as a species and for our evolution, we need people who are strong, wise and compassionate, people who are going to go out and do what they need to do, they're going to do what needs to be done because at the core of it all, it should be hardwired into all of us, all of us who do possess those traits, but most people they will never understand that because they get involved in these groups, they're around other narcissistic people, sometimes what you've got to do to really get in touch with your inner nature and what really matters in life, you've got to take some time by yourself, you've got to go into Monk Boat, I don't want to see when you do that, you look around at the world and you'll wonder how is everything so crazy, how are people acting in that way, they're like the opposite of normal, they're doing things that they should never be doing, things that are a serious threat to the evolution of our species, because you've got to think how is that going to, how is it going to, how would it benefit the procreation of our species, and that's how you've always got to think, and that's how you will recognise who is a healthy person and who is not, that's how you're going to know, because when it comes down to it, that's all that we are underneath it all, at the core of our being, we are built to survive, well we should be at least, but the type of person who's like just going at it on their own and they're like yeah I'm gonna survive at all costs, no matter what, and at the expense of everyone else, that type of person, in reality, back in the cave men days, that person wouldn't have survived anyway, let's say they stole your resources, they thought they had to come up with you and then they're running off somewhere else into the wild on their own, the whole point of why they had to do that is because they can't do it for themselves on their own, so then they go off on their own into the wild and they wouldn't last for long, they wouldn't last long enough to procreate, whereas us, the ones who create these resources and these opportunities for other people to exploit, we're the ones who are built to survive long enough to procreate, so you see how narcissism, it's not even meant to exist, it's not even meant to be here, and I have to drive home this mess for you because I know a lot of you, you're empathic and you feel like you're alone, you feel like no one cares about you and it's like you're the outsider, you're the one who doesn't fit into anything, when it's not you, it's just because most of the world is narcissistic, that's why, what you have is very rare, there's empathy, there's compassion, we need more of that in the world, and as I said, what I'd really like to see is more empathic in relationships, and I believe that's a part of my purpose, I came down here to spread this message, more empaths need to be together, they need to get married, they need to procreate, and we need to bring more empaths into this world because that's what's going to make this world better, as for those people who are narcissistic, it's very unlikely that we're ever going to make them more empathic, they're just always going to be that way, but over time, if we get together with other empaths we procreate, see they also get the modified cars as well, to try and drown out the message, that's part of the gangstalking as well, the guys are saying if more empaths get together so that we can procreate, that's the only way that we're going to bring more empaths into this world, and then by doing that, this world is going to be a lot better, because there's going to be more people who care about each other, while narcissists, they just care about themselves, they don't care about anyone else, they don't even care about their own people, other narcissists, they don't even care about them, and you will see that even the enablers, their flying monkeys, who are being so loyal and devoted to them, no matter what their row is there, their row is there for them, what do they ever get out of it, I mean if anything you look at the empath, the scapegoat, who managed to leave that environment, they end up doing better than all of those enablers and flying monkeys, so you can see these narcissists don't even care about their own people, and all they're ever going to do when they get around an empath like you is break you down, because it's just that constant reminder to them, it's like telling them that they're not built to survive, that they're not even meant to exist, I don't know that sounds mean at first but really think about that, I'm saying that people who don't care about anyone but themselves are meant to exist and are meant to survive, when you really think about it it's true, if it wasn't true we wouldn't have made it this far as a species, we would have died out a long time ago, and I've talked about this in past videos in detail about how prehistoric humans, researchers shown that they were very compassionate and also there were a lot more empaths back in 1979 and that has dramatically decreased from then until today, research has proven this, but now as you can see I've got pushed out of the space from all the noise and the distractions that I'm kind of in the sunlight and near the roads with all the loud cars and bikes, this is just how it goes with the gang stalking, they maneuver themselves to possession you, how they like and what benefits them, these narcissers they are parasites, they're leeches, they depend on people like us in order for them to survive, they cannot survive with people like us without us and that's why we're starting to see more narcissists who are becoming more desperate and more collapsed narcissists as well because it's very difficult for them to find sources of supply, it's very difficult for them to find people like us because only one to two percent of the world's population are empaths so in many ways they are shooting themselves in the foot, they're hanging themselves because it's very hard for them to find someone like us, if they're lucky they might find one empath in their entire lives, this cat who's resting in the heat has got a bit of shade here but this is what we need more of in this world, more compassionate, considerate people and people who are spiritually awakened as well because that's what helps a lot, when you're spiritually awakened you will begin to care more about the needs of other people and their emotions, when I had my spiritual awakening I then became a vegan and gave up alcohol, I started to care so much more about other people and animals and that's why I've got so much motivation to share these messages on here, knowing that it's going to help you but unfortunately for us empaths and spiritually awakened people we are very rare and also when you're trying to help people that's when these narcissists will typically come around you because then you're vulnerable, you're open for them to attack so that's typically when they will come around you and unfortunately I had to learn this myself where I had to be very careful in what I'm doing in public, where I'm giving people money and food and just trying to help everyone, narcissists are attracted to that, that's what they're looking for and that's how they're just so detrimental to our species that they will, I mean not only do they leech off us but they actually want to destroy us as well because when they see you trying to help people they will come after you and destroy you, they hate our empathy because it shines a light on them and how they're not even meant to exist, it brings up their shame and then they want to destroy us but in all honesty I haven't done too much research on that so I will take the time to explore that in depth but yeah they do hate our empathy, I mean of course they would it's about survival, back in the days in order for narcissists to survive they had to hate empaths, discredit them and make it out like they're bad people as though they're weak, their love is a weakness and that's why we can't survive or progress as a species so that's their narrative and that's part of how they made it this far but sometimes yeah I mean our empathy can be taken as a weakness and it can be exploited if it's given to the wrong people if it's given to narcissists so in that sense they're right but only when we give it to them give it to another empath and that strength, empathy is a strength and of course it takes strength to be empathic and compassionate because you're having to get something from within to provide that to someone and when you're around these narcissists all you're ever going to be doing 24 hours a day is you're just a constant provider, you've got to provide them with attention, admiration, validation, energy, resources, emotional support, you're walking ATM just constant support you've got to provide to them because they're not self-sustaining, they can't make it on their own but a lot of people these days they don't even know this they're not even aware of it but I've studied many different religions, cultures, historical backgrounds and I can see that yes back then centuries ago thousands of years ago it was all about having empathy and compassion for other people and it was recognized that yes this is how we survive not with narcissism, narcissism is good for short-term survival strategies but then it can end up being detrimental for the health of our species so narcissism is not good it's not healthy at all anything that harms another person is not going to be good and anyone who desires to harm another person they're damaged people there's something wrong with them they're not healthy but yeah I think that's it for this message today I haven't really got too much energy in this one to be honest I haven't had a meal for 28 hours and I haven't got any water as well it's just really the result of the smear campaigns the gang's talking it does make just daily life very difficult but I would really appreciate it if my work has been helpful to you and you would like to reciprocate something back to me and you want to donate you could just go to my PayPal it is paypal.me slash narc-survivor and those of you the empaths who care about my health of course as soon as I receive that I will go and get myself something to eat and then I can use it to motivate me to get back to work because right now things are difficult I'm still waiting on money to come in it's not that I don't have any money it's just I have to keep it in other accounts that I can't access because I'm constantly having gangstalkers who are trying to get into my account so I do still have some money it's just because of that I have to transfer it and then for me to transfer it it can take two to three days and I never know when it's going to come in and it's working days as well so it can go the entire weekend as it did just now so yeah it gets difficult sometimes and that's why these donations really help because they go straight into my PayPal account which gangstalkers can't access and then I can send it directly instantly to my bank account which means that I can use it straight away and that's why I really appreciate when people do donate to my PayPal because then anything I need I can get it straight but up until this point I mean I've really just kind of put my own health on the back burner I've gone through a lot over the last two three years never really spoke about it just pretended like everything's fine because you know this channel is meant to be about you not not about you know things that are going wrong for me but then I did kind of have this epiphany where it's like what use am I to you if I don't take care of my own health of course I've got to take care of myself first and yeah I mean I guess I should expect some form of reciprocation as I have been researching this disorder for six years putting out these videos for five and a half years doing coaching sessions that I expected very little in return and I would say that for other people as well when they're doing this work they deserve everything they get back they deserve the donations they deserve the support because they're helping so many people around the world I mean I do wonder sometimes with 50 million views how many people have I saved from toxic relationships how many suicides have I prevented I mean who can even imagine there must be so many and of course I'm going to continue doing that every time I get these emails and I hear from people I've had their lives are better now they're happier it really just makes me happy as well to see that so yeah this is my mission and I will continue to do this and I appreciate all the donations that I receive from you as well but you can donate through my PayPal it is paypal.me slash narc-survivor but anyway it is really hot out here it's about 35 degrees celsius I'm going to go back inside the mall now but there will be a video premiering soon about 12 hours so look out for that as well so thank you all for your support if you found this video helpful hit the thumbs up button down below let me know your thoughts about this video in the comment section I'd love to hear from you I read your comments every day hit subscribe and click on the notifications so that you will be notified when I upload a new video and if you would like to book a one-on-one coaching session with me just go to my website it is narcsurvivor.co.uk and also you can follow me on instagram I'm uploading new perks and videos every day to my stories on there it's narcsurvivor youtube and instagram thank you all for joining me on another live video I appreciate you all and I look forward to speaking with you in another live video very soon


Hello friends welcome to the session I am Alka and its discussed a given question and the coordinates of the points of tri-section of the line segment joining 4 minus 1 and minus 2 minus 3. Before starting with the solution I would like to tell you the basic idea behind the version. The first one is the solution formula and we all know that under section formula for any given line segment a b with the coordinates x1, y1 and x2, y2 there is a point p which divides the line segment in the ratio m1 and m2.  So these are the coordinates of the point p which divide the line segment a b in the ratio m1 is to m2. Now let's start with the solution let a b be a line segment a b we are given in the question that coordinates of point a are 4 and minus 1 and coordinates of the point b are minus 2 and minus 3. Now we will divide it now let p and q let p, q be the points of trisection a b such that a p equal to pq equal to qb therefore we can say that p divides a b internally in the ratio 1 is to 2. Therefore coordinates of point p are x equal to we know that m1 x2 plus m2 x1 upon m1 plus m2. Now here m1 and m2 are 1 and 2. Now on substituting the value of m1 and 2 x1 x2 we can see from the figure that m x1 and x2 are 4 and minus 2. So we can write here x1 x2 x1 is 4 and x2 is minus 2. Now m1 is 1 into m2 is minus 2 plus m2 is 2 into x1 is 4 upon m1 plus m2 that is 1 plus 2 this is equal to minus 2 plus a upon 3 equal to 6 upon 3 this is equal to 2. Therefore we can say that x is equal to 2. Now we find the coordinates of y which is equal to m1 y2 plus m2 y1 upon m1 plus m2 here m1 and m2 are 1 and 2 and y1 is minus 1 and y2 is minus 3. This is equal to on substituting the value of m1 m2 y1 y2 we get 1 into minus 3 plus 2 into minus 1 upon m1 plus m2 that is 1 plus 2. This is equal to minus 3 minus 2 upon 3 equal to minus 5 upon 3. Therefore y is equal to minus 5 upon 3. Now we can say that coordinates of the point P are 2 and minus 5 upon 3. Now we can see from the figure that the point Q divides the line segment AB internally in the ratio 2 is to 1. So we can say that point Q divides AB internally in the ratio 2 is to 1. Therefore coordinates coordinates point Q are now here again we will use a section formula to find the coordinates of the point Q which are m1 x2 plus m2 x1 upon m1 plus m2 and m1 y2 plus m2 y1 upon m1 plus m2. Now we will substitute the value of m1 m2 x1 x2 y1 y2 we get now we will substitute the value of m1 m2 x1. Now we will substitute the value of m1 m2 x1 x2 y1 y2 we know that m1 is 2 and m2 is 1.  So this is equal to we get minus 4 plus 4 upon 3 and 4 by it is minus 6 minus 1 upon 3 which is equal to 0 and minus 7 upon 3. Therefore the coordinates of the point Q are 0 and minus 7 upon 3. Therefore we can say that the required the required points minus 5 upon 3 and the second point is with the coordinate 0 and minus 7 upon 3. This is the required answer. So hope you understood the solution and enjoyed the session. Goodbye and take care.


Today we have Tyler Orr-Pagel, who is the incumbent right now in the 27th Wisconsin Assembly District and his challenger, Nanette Boulevage, if I'm saying that correctly, she's running on the Democratic, excuse me, on the Democratic ticket. Just so you're aware, just kind of, I gave you a map on your tables just so you can see where the districts are. Wisconsin has 33 Senate districts, 99 Assembly districts. What's applicable to us mainly is the 27th, which is the one we're going to be hearing about today from Nanette and Tyler, and then the other ones in our district are Katzma and Clark, and I believe both these, it's kind of a rematch, isn't it, from two years ago? So, should be interesting. Well, next week we're going to have Lemahue and Welton, who they have the 9th Senate District, which encompasses 25, 6, and 7 of the Assembly districts. So with that, if anybody, either of you want to go first, or should I flip a coin? Anybody? I don't have a coin. I'm going to ask that you tell me which one I'm folding. Pepper or the salt? I'll let you go, Nanette. The salt? Huh? Pepper. I guess it's Tyler. Sorry. Wash those. So, I think we'll turn it over. What we'll do is I'm going to, 9 minutes is going to be 10 minutes each and we'll leave 5 minutes for questions. At 9 minutes I'll be going like this. You've got a minute to finish, and then we'll both have you come up and just feel some flexibility for it. You can come up here if you want to move around. It's okay if I wander. Well, good afternoon everybody, and thank you so much, Scott, for inviting us and for having us as your guest. Rotary has a bit of a special place in my heart. I'm a former Rotarian. I was in Rotary for a number of years, and then the Plymouth Rotary Club. They meet on Wednesdays at noon, and it was a little tougher to get there, so if you're looking for any new recruits, Mondays at noon work a little better for me. I just really want to thank you guys for all that you do in our community. I know your polio projects, and I know you do a lot with scholarships for students continuing on to Tech College or for your university. Then Tony's program with the Emerald Ash Board, just really your community service is much appreciated throughout the community. With that being said, I'm Tyler. I live in Plymouth with my wife, Jenny, and our little two-and-a-half-year-old Landon who keeps us extra busy when we're not running around. I just wanted to talk today to you about some of the things that we've done in the state legislature over the past two and four years since I've been in office, and I've kind of picked out the themes that really I've tried to advocate for and are important to me, and things that I would like to see us continue to improve on over the next two years and beyond. The first is having a two-and-a-half-year-old really makes you understand education in our education system, and since I've been in office, we really try to invest in our education system. We're making historic investments. We have more choice than ever for parents, whether that's private school for their families, for someone who's lower income, or whether it's open enrolling to another school district that might fit their needs. We really are offering more choice than ever. One of the really cool things that we've done this last legislative session is Representative Joel Kitchens up in the Kewanee-Dore County area who's a former school board member was asked to head a commission on school funding. Many of you might not know a lot of our area schools kind of get the short end of the shaft. We meet every month with our school administrators from the county, and most of our schools in the area get what are considered frugal or low spending districts. So they already start off with a lower amount than what some of the other school districts have. That all goes back to a complicated formula back to 1993. But one of the things that we're looking at doing is helping out those schools, also helping to aid with English language learning students and give, I know there's a lot in the Sheboygan school district, making sure that they are getting compensated for educating those students who tend to be a little bit more expensive, as well as our special education students. One of the really cool things that we did in really mental health was something that I'd like to continue to work on. Working with the county, there was a bill that we passed that kind of broke down some of the barriers that got students mental health services in the schools. Now schools can offer mental health services to students where they weren't able to do that before and in some cases bill Medicaid to recoup some of the costs that they have. Workforce. Workforce is a huge issue. We've gone from talking about job creation to job placement. I hear all the time from employers about trouble that they're having, getting quality candidates. We've really tried to invest in our young people so that they're more prepared to come out of college for whatever stuff in life is next, whether it's straight into the workforce. We've been really pushing the youth apprenticeship program. I sit on the board of the youth apprenticeship and Sheboygan County has one of the highest performing counties in the state for youth apprenticeships. Or whether it's a technical college or a university, we've been trying to increase funding for paid internships and also in our local schools grants for FAB Labs. So that kind of leads into talent attraction. You know one of the things that I've talked about and I've heard about is how there's just not enough bodies. We need more bodies. We definitely do need to keep, do things to keep our college graduates here in our state. I'm very interested. I know the governor had talked about tax credit program for college graduates that if they were to stay here for five years could get a tax credit. And that's something I've thought about as I've talked with folks from across the U.S. One of the things that they mention is they're the way if you can get people, young people to stay here and start a family, get a house, things like that, they're more likely to remain in the community and part of the community. Now things like that are starting to change. I'm glad the mayor and the city have been investing in improving our rental housing from what I know is a lot of young people my age and younger change jobs an awful lot more than they used to. So it's important here that we have the amenities to attract and retain our young folks. And then one of the other things that's really important to me is healthcare. So it's something I really don't talk about much. I never really have but because of some of the political ads and things like that that are going on out there I really want to talk about I'm a type one diabetic so I really, and I've had the fortune of being able to have good healthcare but I know there are people out there who may not be in a situation in the legislature the past session the assembly passed a bill that would not allow you to be denied for a pre-existing condition as long as you had continuous coverage and then instructed the office of the commissioner of insurance to set up high-risk pools and things like that to help people maintain continuous coverage. We also passed a bill for insurance cost sharing that there was just a journal sent in an article this afternoon that they expect premiums that are on the exchange to go down by in some cases 30% but statewide average of about 4, 4.5% and then also allowing small businesses to pool with a few employees who are part of a trade association to pool their resources together. So those are kind of the highlights of things that I've been working on I've really tried to be an advocate for Sheboygan County and Manitoba County and one of the things I know I try and keep an open door whether it's Kristen or Adam or a number of folks who come down on occasion to meet with me I try and be available and visible in the community and hopefully approachable and then one of the other kind of things that may be as good news I don't know if anybody's been on Facebook and seen it today but we just got off the phone with DOT who announced that they signed the record of decision at 10 o'clock today for the four lane expansion of Highway 23 and really all the credit for that goes to all of you locally for keeping the pressure on and the DOT who's really broke down barriers in timelines and making sure that this thing keeps moving on I know it's really important to you it's the thing that everybody asks me and talks to me about when they see me in the grocery store or whatever and I'm happy to say that the process from here is about a hundred and fifty there's a hundred and fifty day period for someone to file a lawsuit or try to challenge it and after that DOT says that they will be letting the bids and hopefully fingers crossed dirt will be turned next summer so we all have that to look forward to really I do want to thank you for your time and for engaging in the political process I know it's messy and everybody wants to rip their computers throw away their tablets or get off of Facebook or stop but really in my time in the legislature I've tried to be someone who can work across the aisle and work with colleagues from different parts of the state different political parties people with different ideas because I realize I don't have all the solutions I don't have all the right answers I only have one person's perspective so I've really tried to be somebody who has learned from other people and be respectful and be an advocate for you because it really is nothing that makes me happier no bill signing, no legislative accomplishment that makes me happier than when somebody comes up to me and says hey I contacted you or your office and you were able to fix the problem that I've been having so really that's really why I have run again because I really want to be your advocate and your liaison to Madison so thank you very much and look forward to any questions A by S thank you so much for having me and thank you Tyler for agreeing to this forum not all the candidates are doing that and I think the least we can do for the public is to allow them to get to know all of us so it's awesome thank you so much I did bring my own cheering section I've got a teacher I've got an arts administrator I've got a grant writer and a poet Lisa who's also my campaign manager how cool is that to have a poet I've got a healthcare consultant an activist and we've got Marcos who's in a class all his own if you don't know Marcos Rivera I really highly recommend you get to know him he is part of IdeaWorks he's also a member of Voces de la Fraterra he's doing great things for our community and he will do even more great things if we are smart enough to keep him so thank you Scott some of you know I ran two years ago for the same seat it was so rewarding and for me empowering I spent much of the last two years encouraging other people to run I'm running again for the same seat against the same opponent because the issues that concerned me in 2016 still concern me and I'm not a quitter it's an honor to run for office because you meet so many fantastic people I was determined this time to get myself out of my silo and listen to other points of view and I have I've talked to my next door neighbor who's a Trump supporter he voted for Trump I did not I understand people voted for him and of course this is a federal office because they wanted to change the status quo it was not working for them I'm listening to those things I'm listening to people I didn't before right now it would be election only a few weeks ago most candidates are spending every moment possible going door to door talking to voters one on one it's the most effective way to get your name out there I'm sure Tyler's doing the same in fact I know because I've come across your literature at the doors and you've come across mine of it when we ask people what they're most concerned about the same issues tend to keep coming up yes Highway 23 is one of them two decades ago that long ago what was first proposed I was the president of the local Sierra Club so I was skeptical I thought we could get by with passing lanes but I will agree that my views on that have changed I couldn't attend the public hearing that we held at the beginning of the summer but I read the testimony and when you've got EMTs and ambulance drivers and sheriffs and police officers the first people on the scene of an accident telling you we want four lane highways I think it's time to listen so I'm fully on board with that one people talk very first thing most people talk about is healthcare older people but younger people too who've grown up with a chronic condition like diabetes my daughter enjoys being on my health plan which I got from healthcare.gov I married to a dairy farmer and in the years when I wasn't teaching or working as a librarian we just went without I was the only one with a chronic condition asthma and mammograms and those kind of things I needed to do so we just made cash so I was thrilled when the Affordable Care Act finally kicked in it's helped my family for many others it's been a lifesaver it's reasonably affordable but I'm also where the people in Minnesota pay 50% less in healthcare premiums than we do no matter what healthcare plan there are that's the average they took the Medicaid money we did not that's one of the things I would change people also bring up public schools school of referendums pass farm are often then they fail because we love our public schools people agree to raise their own property taxes time and time again more than a million Wisconsinites have done so in the past seven years my own district Elkhart Lakeland-Hula has won on the ballot this year for operating expenses operating expenses we didn't used to have to do that I'm glad that our current governor is finally willing to invest more in education after 800 million dollars in cuts but it's still not enough we're still spending less in general state aid than we did in 2010 all the issues that come up when I go door to door are the state of the roads yes Foxconn, most people I talk to are skeptical and legalizing marijuana and I'm happy to talk to you about that medical marijuana you bet absolutely when the American Legion wants us to legalize medical marijuana I think we should listen because they know it can help veterans actually help with opioid addiction and PSDT but the issue that comes up all the time all the time it hits me is why don't you guys get along they're tired of the polarized state people are tired of fighting between parties they want us to get things done they want compromise they want flexibility they want us to just solve problems and quit pointing fingers I'm on board for that I'm running because I want that too when I first moved to Wisconsin from Illinois I thought I hit the jackpot the roads were much better than Illinois back then and I worked my way through college at Lakeland College at the time as a reporter for WHPL I was in this room when Governor Thompson Tommy Thompson was first running for office back then it was either the Alts of the Rotary I can't remember it was an all male group so I was one of the few women but there were some wives there too I knew that guy was going to win the first guy I interviewed was Lee Dreyfus who was running for governor in 1978 he was a moderate I was there at the beginning of Steve Costell's career he was Tyler's predecessor for this office in the 27th district he was a moderate too he left education chair when he ended he said this job he thought he saw himself as wanting to stop bad education bills and he was no longer able to do that from his own party when he ended so I missed that time when we were able to work together and I think we could get back together how much time do I have, Jim? three minutes, okay quick economic plan Cheboyin County stands apart from many Wisconsin infunities that we still make things here I learned that from Paul Bartelt when I attended the chamber's Friday forum a couple weeks ago he was so awesome our manufacturing base is strong and we all benefit from the fact that so many of our top employers are owned by local families with deep ties to this community the new innovation district planned in Cheboyin on the eastern edge of Indiana Avenue that is awesome I met with Dane Czekolinski whose name is just as bad as mine in Park Rockham's but I pronounced it right I think he spent two hours with me talking about that it will enhance innovation and collaboration it looks so promising especially if we can spread it out to the rural communities where I live that would be a wonderful thing looking forward to seeing what happens with that right now the economy does appear on the surface at least like it's going well I know some of you saw the New York Times article from I think yesterday talking about how it might be tough for Democrats here in Wisconsin might be tough for Tony Evers because yeah, the economy seems to be going well for some of us but not everybody I assure you I am a teacher I spent the last year subbing in local schools I see every day the effects of poverty yes there are more jobs but how many of them are family sustaining jobs why all this economic growth why is it not being seen in higher wages you want to attract young people, young women make sure they're paid just as much as men right now we know in Wisconsin full-time women workers make about ten thousand dollars less than men I want to work on that I still see too many families struggling to make ends meet too many workers working paycheck to paycheck many are still a healthcare crisis away from bankruptcy so that's one thing one out of five children still live in poverty yes I would refinance school loans I would work on healthcare Foxconn, billions of dollars all going to one company I think we could have made that money go further if we had spread it around the state invested in Wisconsin entrepreneurs and nonprofits already here and working to solve problems like opioid addiction, sex trafficking gun violence, suicides we could have invested that money in attracting more doctors, nurses, corrections officers defense attorneys, teachers all the things where we have a labor shortage I'm almost okay let me just finish this way with my favorite Paul Bartelt story so one of the best pieces of advice I got was to join the Chamber of Commerce and it's allowed me to meet so many people I wouldn't so I watched him as he talked to young the coastal young professionals at the Ballarat company and I wrote about it on LinkedIn and you can find it if you want to it's kind of cool because it's gotten over 400 people have seen it, 100 likes that's much more than anything else I published there it's not because I'm a great writer I think I'm pretty good I've been doing it for a long time but because people like him and here's what he said about this community it's humming, we have a labor shortage but we still make things here I stole that quote from him he also said shaboying is the kind of place where if you really want to you can make a difference that's all I wanted to do my whole life I would so love to work with all of you I would find it an honor to have this position thank you so much for your time just a yes or no question for both of you do you support sanctuary status for municipalities or at the state level in terms of immigration I would defer to Marcos for that if he supports it I support it because I really believe I think we should look at it we have a labor shortage yes I march with the DACA people with the dreamers yes no I think our immigration policy is best set on a national level definitely disagree with that but we're talking about state stuff this is a relatively brief question for both of you what position do you have with regard to Act 10 whether it should be repealed or modified I assume each of you have a position on that sure I don't think it's possible to repeal it at this point let's try to make up for all those cuts I was part of those demonstrations down in Madison some of my best friends and I have been a teacher we've lost some great people and teachers are telling themselves not to go and teachers are telling their children don't go into education it's the most rewarding career I've ever had and I see people choosing not to because they're making less money because they feel demoralized I was people I know took that personally maybe they needed it personally when you were attacking their benefits that they gave up higher wages for so I don't think we can repeal it but I would work hard to correct it so I support it I think it was when we really boil it down it comes to as many of you who work somewhere or employ people you usually have an employer contribution portion and an employee contribution for not only your healthcare but also for your retirement that wasn't happening in Wisconsin and I think it was is time that it does I mean I've most of my family members are teachers and I know one of the positive impacts that I don't think it's talked about while this was going on I was a few years out of college so I had a lot of college friends who went into education and the way the old system worked it was automatically if you had the lowest seniority you were out so as school districts were cutting back shrinking their teachers they found themselves bouncing all the way around the state and not really in a stable living situation one of the positive things with Act 10 is you could keep a good teacher regardless of their seniority give the school district the option of doing that and I saw the positive benefit that it had for a number of my college classmates who are now able to stay in one place for more than a year without fear of having to look for another job in a different district and working with the Department of Administration and the Governor's Office to cease wagon in these areas along Lake Michigan to declare a national marine sanctuary by NOAA everything was going fine the Governor has submitted the application and a few months back he decided to pull that back if you're elected would you allow the Governor to change the position whoever he is and bring this back into yeah thanks Mayor absolutely I was supportive of the project when it was first proposed and all the way through the project I think unfortunately sometimes as we all know all too well Facebook and social media can kind of gin up some mistruths haptruths things that aren't necessarily the case and unfortunately I think that's what we saw in this case the federal government who wrote all the documents around it actually worked with the state at one point they had a different definition of what the high watermark was and property owners along Lake Michigan were concerned that this was a way for then their federal government could take more of their property they actually worked the feds did and changed it so it followed the Wisconsin DNR definition of high watermark so really there was no change but by that time I think unfortunately it had seen too much the Governor had gotten too much pressure for whatever reason canceled it so I'm happy to continue working on it but was in discussions with somebody to see if maybe legislation instead of the Governor having unilateral control over these things I'm an advocate for more the greater legislative process bringing the state legislatures into it so that's a long way of saying yes. Thank you for asking I was in an audience when you Mayor Van der Thien talked about how this could be an educational opportunity for the youth and I so thank you for that that's exactly what it can do and so much else I happen to be in Washington D.C. the day they announced that Scott Walker had a change of heart about that I was part of an environment group trying for GLRI funds Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funds that we still have to keep fighting for and then we were shocked all of us environmentalists to hear that he had changed his mind I mean he was one of the first people to sign it and promote it so I don't know the politics behind it I think yes we have to lobby for almost everybody is for it except for some I guess I would say extremist people who are scaring people about losing property rights and I'm so glad you supported too It's one o'clock so that's a cut out time Are you guys willing to stick around if anybody has any questions otherwise I know we want to give out some parting gifts


July, we had the 494.4 times .7, 70% enter, and that's how the breakout is going to be. So that's the 494.4. I'm not talking about how much cash we've received yet. We'll do that next time. All we're doing here is saying here's the total sales. Here's the portion of it that is going to be on for cash. Here's the proportion of it that will be for credit. So we know that we're going to collect this in July, of course, and we're going to have to determine when we collect this based on the problem, what the problem gives us. And in this case, we're going to collect it all in the following month in August. And we'll take a look at that next time. So in August, we're going to say total sales of 474 times, we're going to say .3 or 30% in, will be for cash equals the 474.00 times .70%, which will be on credit. And of course, those two again add up to the 474.00. We can do the same thing for September. You could copy the formula across, of course, but we'll calculate this so that we can see it. So we have the sales times .3 for cash, and then we're going to say this equals the sales times .7. That's the amount that we're going to sell on credit. So now we're going to use that information to try to think about our cash flows. So now we're going to think of our cash receipts. And if we think of our cash receipts, of course, the amount in July that we sold for cash, we're of course going to receive in July. So of the sales that we sold for cash, the 30%, we're just going to say, yeah, obviously, this 148.3 is going to come in, I can copy that across. But in August, we're going to say this 141.120 that we sold for cash in August, we're obviously going to get the cash in August. That's going to be the cash flow. In September, we're going to say that's obviously the sale that we made in September for cash. We're going to receive the cash on that. Then we have collections of receivables. Let's just call it AR. So this is going to be the amounts that we sold on account. But then we're going to get the cash in the following month. And again, you could have some problems that are more complex than this that would say that we get some of the money in the next month and some of the money in the following month and not have all the money collected in the following month. But just remember that you're going to have some type of timing difference, meaning that if we sold, for example, in July, this 148.320 on account, we didn't get the cash at the point of sale, we're going to have to get the cash sometime later. So for the cash flow budget in this problem, we're saying that we're making all of the collection in the following month. So if we made the sale this month, we're going to collect it in the following month. That could be a fairly simplified model. It could be simplified. That could be a good thing to do for budgeting in a simplified model. And or we could have some more complex models saying that we're going to get 30% next month or 50% next month and then 50% in the following month or something like that. But in this case, we're going to say for August, I can say that this equals the sales that were on account, I'm sorry, on account in July. So if we've made it on account in July, we're going to collect it in August. In September, we're going to say that this equals the AR collections that cash we're going to collect from the accounts receivable is going to be in September, the amount that we sold on account in August. And then of course, we have the same kind of issue. Well, where does July come from? Because I'm only looking at the quarter and I don't see anything before July. So and of course, where do we have the information before July? If we scroll up to the balance sheet, we would say in the accounts receivable, we currently have 342, 248. That's going to be the number that we're going to use because that's as of 630. We're going to collect that in July then. So in July, we're going to collect we got from the balance sheet, the 342, 248. Therefore, we have a total of equals the cash that we're going to receive for the sales that were sold on for cash in July plus the AR that we're going to receive for sales that happened in the prior month. In August, we're going to equals and of course, you can copy this across, we're going to get the cash from the cash sales that we made in August plus the cash that we're going to receive from the accounts receivable for the sales that happened in July on account 70%. And then in September, we're going to have the cash received from the sales that happened in September plus of course, the sales that were made on account for August. And that will give us the total cash received like so. And we're going to use this information to create next time our cash budget.


Reach for it, presented by Science at NASA. In August 1984, President Ronald Reagan announced NASA's plan to send one of America's finest a teacher to space aboard Space Shuttle Challenger. Of 11,000 aspirants for the adventure, 37-year-old high school teacher Christa McAuliffe from Concord, New Hampshire was chosen. As the first teacher traveling to space, she planned to conduct science demonstrations from low-Earth orbit to get students, quote, excited about history, about the future, and about space, end quote. Tragically, Challenger broke apart soon after liftoff on January 28, 1986. There were no survivors, and McAuliffe's planned demonstrations were shelved. International Space Station astronauts Joe Acaba and Ricky Arnold have brought McAuliffe's mission full circle by completing and filming on orbit her envisioned lessons as a tribute to her legacy. U.S. crew members aboard the station have also performed and captured other brief, engaging lessons or STEM demonstrations. As part of the year of education on station, NASA has made all of the demos available to classrooms around the world. Chromatography is one of the most interesting McAuliffe lessons Acaba and Arnold have brought to life. It provides hands-on activities for students to understand the importance of capillary action and chromatography and compare how they work in microgravity versus on Earth. Capillary action occurs any time a liquid spontaneously flows into a narrow tube or porous material. It's how plants get water from their roots to their leaves. It's how our blood makes a round trip through our bodies. And it's how those paper towels soaked up the orange juice you spilled this morning. Chromatography is a technique that uses capillary action to separate mixtures so they can be analyzed. On Earth, chromatography is used for activities such as studying samples at a crime scene. Chromatography is an essential technique for spaceflight, too. For instance, keeping crew persons safe from contaminants includes analyzing unknowns, which can be critical on long space missions. An example of a Year of Education STEM demonstration features NASA astronaut Randy Bresnick slingshotting objects of all sizes across the inside of the space station with a bungee cord. He's illustrating how Newton's second law of motion holds true in microgravity just like on Earth. Simply put, Newton's law states that the greater the mass of an object, the more force it will take to accelerate it. Year of Education on Station also included more than 60 opportunities for hundreds of students and teachers to connect via in-flight education downlinks with astronauts aboard the space station for live question and answer sessions. Participants ask questions about all aspects of living and working in space. Hi, my name is Ramsey, and my question is, have you ever had the idea to get a lot of water, pour it out, and see what happens? See how it just sticks to my hand? It just waves there. It doesn't really go anywhere. It just sticks right to the surface so I could drink my lemonade right from my hand. How do you grow plants in microgravity without soil and water getting everywhere? One of the plants actually uses pillows that are impregnated with moisture and the nutrients they need. We have another advanced plant habitat that I've been working on where there's a reservoir in the water. It's all very controlled, pretty much soil-free. The important thing is nutrients and water. Hi, I'm Lexi. What do yo-yo work in microgravity? I didn't have a lot of time to practice, so here we go, my first yo-yo. So it works, but it's a little bit different. So thanks for the question and letting me find out if they do work. With the year of education on station, NASA's goal was to do what Christa and her optimism did so well, inspire students and teachers to, quote, reach for it, push yourself as far as you can, end quote. For more on NASA's year of education on station, go to www.nasa.gov. For other inspiring NASA happenings, visit science.nasa.gov.


When it comes to displaying information using Arduino you have a couple different options. One is to use a character display like this where you just have a couple LEDs per letter per number whatever this is per character and then using this you can display letters like H You can do A's you can do one to nine. You can do whatever you want It's a very simple display. You can't really show too much using this Your next option is to go with a dot matrix or I like to call it LED matrix Usually they're in a proportional manner. So in this case, it's a eight by eight and Then you can individually turn on each LED here allowing you to draw shapes smiley face circles Whatever you want the next step over is to use an actual character display Which kind of looks like a screen you'd see on a calculator cash register any kind of tech where it's not like an iPhone screen, but it still displays information in this case I've been building on stream for the past couple of streams a smart clock that could display things like time date Temperature of the room may be temperature the outside just a bunch of different features It could play music it could do a bunch of things and LC display goes in there and then we're able to use buttons to navigate it This is definitely the one I would recommend everyone use the price difference between one of these and a dot matrix or something Like that isn't that big of a difference So I'd always say go for one of these you can get bigger ones This one is 16 by 2 so that lets you put 16 characters in the top row 16 in the bottom row You can get like a 20 by 4 or you can get like even a more complex one These are a little bit more complicated than just like an LED matrix like this one But just like our actual computer screens they work in a simple manner, but at a complex level So what you're gonna need to do this build is an actual character display You're gonna need a 220 ohm resistor that looks like this I'll put up the colors on the screen usually you just have to match the colors that are on this little blue piece that's out of focus and You'll know which one's the 220 ohm resistor you're gonna need a Potentiometer which is just pretty much a screw knob. It says on it 10k Which is the one we're gonna be using this is gonna be to change the brightness of the screen You're gonna need a bunch of cables in this case We're going to use mail to mail and then we're gonna throw everything on a breadboard So when we work we're gonna have our screen plugged into the breadboard Let's say like this And then we'll be able to plug in our ports here and then figure it out all from here Oh, and also like always you're gonna need your Arduino on most sensors that we've used We've had a positive and negative and then a sensor cable and we've just used that sensor cable either as an input or as an output In this case, it's a little bit more complicated We have a bunch of different pins here and we don't want me to use all of them Some we use for one kind of situation some we use for another So on the screen here, I'm gonna put a picture of the actual pinout of the board. The first one is our VSS That's our ground port. The second one is our VDD that is our power ports Just like every sensor we've used then V0 is going to be what we're gonna connect that potentiometer to So this is just going to be a resistor So the more you turn it the stronger the light will get and then other way around it will get weaker Then you have a bunch of other ports like register read and write operation and then when it comes to our digital ports D0 to D7 is For 8-bit mode and D4 to D7 is 4-bit mode. Don't worry if you don't understand I'm going to show you exactly what ports we're going to use when we actually build the project after that You have your power and your ground for your LCD backlight This is what lights up the screen because you light up the LEDs But then you also have to put a strong light behind the screen to make sure that it all shows If it's dark in the room or whatever Kind of like when you put your computer into night mode and it gets a lot dimmer You're turning off that strong blue light that makes your screen brighter when you need it to be bright during the day On the screen I'm going to put another picture where I show the actual pinout And the whole system and how it connects. It looks a little bit complicated So you're probably going to want to pause the video here and take your time But if you don't want to do that we'll do it together right now First thing I'm going to do is just unplug All my extra cables here And start ripping them apart So we have a lot of ports to plug in and I don't have enough cables to use red and black and let's say yellow Like on this example on the screen here, so we're just going to have to go with what we got First pin is our VSS. This is our Ground pin for the Arduino Now one thing we're going to do that we don't usually do in our videos is we're going to take One cable and dedicate it to ground and one cable and dedicate it to power So we're going to go onto our board onto our Arduino We're going to plug into the five volt this red cable And then we're going to plug into the breadboard on the red line Now that we plugged in here on this red line, let me zoom in a bit Now that we plugged in here this whole row on top here The second row is all going to be power ports Then if we plug in the ground into the one right on top of that Now that whole first row Is going to be ground one thing you should know is when working on a breadboard These lines right here are vertical. These are horizontal. So when I plug something into VSS here It's not activating the horizontal line. It's activating the vertical line So we got our ground cable here and we're just going to plug that into our ground Next one is our power. So we're going to plug that in there and plug it into our power Keep an eye out. Make sure you don't put anything into the wrong port You would really not want to burn your board or hurt yourself. Next up is our pretend geometer So one thing I'm going to do is just plug in straight to the board So we're giving ourselves two ports on the top here Which will connect To our one port on the bottom there. So we got one here Two on top here and we're using that as a splitter and then on the top there We're going to get another two cables One will go in there One will go right next to that. Now that we got that plugged in we're going to want the right one to be the power So in this case our orange Is going to be power And our blue is going to be another ground Make sure you got that all lined up make sure your pretend geometer is sitting good And you can actually try and twist it left and right seems to be working for us Now one over from that is going to be our 12th cable So we're going to plug in one over And we're going to send this to the 12th On the Arduino. Now the next one over is a ground cable So plug this in right next to that first yellow one and send it to the ground Now we're going to go to the next one over from that black one And go and plug that into 11 on the Arduino So we go yellow to 12 black to ground yellow to 11 So now we're going to skip four dots one two three four And this is going to plug into Five and the next one's going to go into four This one goes to five Next one goes to four And the next one over that get some more cables in here It's going to go to three This one's going to go to two So just five to two is what you want to plug in the next one's in Definitely recommend looking at the diagram and coming back to your Arduino and making sure that everything's lined up and good Then we're going to use our resistor finally and recommend you take pliers And use the pliers to shove in that metal pin because it bends super easily So our resistor is going to be plugging into the second to last port here Not the most beautiful setup, but it's going to work We're going to plug into that same resistor line And that is going to be going to power Then the next one which is another ground is going to be plugging in to the absolute last plug Which is k and that's going to be our ground. Oh Look at that. We have power on the screen So what we did there is give power to the back light There's nothing displayed on the screen because there we know isn't outputting anything But we know that we're actually outputting Power to our board and if you pull it over and look at the side here that's super bright light That is the back light leaking out from the side. Let's go over it one more time First pin goes to ground second pin goes to power third pin goes to potentiometer and gets split into two pins One going to power one going to ground Then we got a yellow cable going to 12 on the board A black cable going to ground a yellow cable going to 11 Then we skip over four dots one two three four And we go over to our green cable here, which goes to five The next one goes to four the next one goes to three the last one goes to two Then we put our resistor from a into power line And then we put our blue cable from k into ground Now what we want to do is go and open up our Arduino editor and actually write some code so we could display something on the screen When you program if you've never programmed before and there's something that you need that someone else has done Usually it's called a library or a framework and you can import that into your project And you can import that into your project and save yourself a bunch of time Instead of you doing it yourself from scratch So we're going to go into our tools here. We're going to go into manage libraries And then you guys are going to find liquid crystal and you're going to install it Built by arduino eta fruit. I'm using version 107. It doesn't really matter All you got to do is select the version just use the latest version and install now that you have the liquid crystal library Installed and downloaded you can go and actually include it into your project So all you got to do is hashtag include liquid crystal h and put it inside those Arrows and it's going to include that library and now we could use it so we could right away go I'm lazy, so I'm just going to copy paste the word here Call the library and we're going to use the lcd command and we're going to put in the pins that we use on the board So we went on 12 11 And then five all the way down to two Then that's pretty much all we got to do the screen is now activated so we can actually go and Tell it to begin and tell it what kind of screen we're using we're using a 16 by two And then right away after that we can call let's say print and say Refresh that project compile it and upload it to our board And it should be working. Let's go and change the contrast here. Maybe we're just on a bad contrast Oh, and there we go now. We have a written text on the screen And if you keep pushing this at one point, you'll probably just blow it out. Yeah Now it's too bright, so we're just gonna go and lower a little bit There we go So you could technically do anything you want one thing I want to know that I actually keep forgetting about when I'm working on projects with this is if you were to print two things Let's say we print the same thing twice it's not going to erase the first one and And write over it with the second one. It's going to try and squeeze them both on so as you could see it goes like subscribe I don't know and then it starts to try the work the next like And it falls off the screen So if you wanted to write the same thing on the second line, you have to set the cursor. So if we go lcd dot set cursor and we tell it Go to The first box on the second line So between zero and 15 and zero and one So we're going onto the first box on the second line because computers count from zero And then we write that We run this It should print the same thing on two different lines. Boom. There we go Now here's another problem we're going to run into I put the word count in the loop But I didn't clear before the print. So when I actually try and print this is going to just say the word count a thousand times I was going to freak out on the screen. So we have to go here and lcd Clear again like earlier And now every time it loops it's going to clear the screen and then put the word count Now it's kind of freaking out because i'm asking it to do it in an insane speed So we're just going to throw a little delay here until it's to do every second Let's refresh that do it one more time now every second It's clearing the screen and it's rewriting onto it the word count If you have any questions or want to learn more about how to use this screen How to use arduino's how to use certain sensors, or you just want to watch cool videos where I build Really dumb projects that endanger my life like this one right here where I shocked myself on twitch stream Can no one shock me for a second. He's holding a knife Credit's on me.  Thanks everyone for watching and we'll see you in the next one


This meeting is very important because it brings together regional organization on policing enforcement and then we can talk about what our goals, our problems by a strategic way. So we can discuss our position around the planet, around the globe, on the struggle, on organized crime and terrorism. Interpol is our international organization on policing enforcement. So it's a key organization. Without Interpol we just can't come together to talk about our problems, our common problems. So Interpol is the point of contact of the whole police and life enforcement organization around the globe.


Fraction Uno is a fun and engaging way to gain fluency with Fraction Equivalency while playing an Uno-based game. The game setup is really simple. All you have to do is cut out the deck of Fraction Uno cards, then shuffle and deal 7 cards to each player. Place the remaining cards in the center of the table and flip the top card over. Now that you're all set up, let's go over the rules. The rules to Fraction Uno are very similar to those of regular Uno. You have Skip, Reverse, and Draw 2 cards that must be played on their same color. You also have Change Color and Change Color Draw 4 cards that can be played at any time. But instead of number cards, the remaining cards in the deck are equivalent to 1-1-1-1-3-1-4-1-5-1-6-2-3-4-2-5-4-4-5. These cards can be played on Fraction's equivalent in value to them or on cards of the same color.  And that's it for the rules. Now we're ready to play. The rules to Fraction Uno are very similar to those of regular Uno. It's Aiden's turn first. We go this way. That was the youngest. No, wait. It's the youngest. Oh, so I go first. Do you have any other option? Then you have to play it. That's unfair. No, it's not. Yes, it is. How about we all try and figure out what this Fraction would be equal to first? Um, three-eighths. Um, simplify it. That's what I'm doing. Um, six. Uh, six. One-six. Do you agree? How'd you do that? Um, I know. You did it. Um, I know three times. Six equals 18. So that is one-six. Okay. You could just play two-six. So do you have cards that's equal to one-six? No. Yeah, two-six. Okay. Dang it. Bye, bud. Yeah. And my turn is going. Strengths. Um, so what's the card? Day four. Wait, what's the color? Oh, yeah. What color do you want? Pink, blue, green, or orange? And what's the Fraction? Pink's my favorite color. Okay, great. What's the Fraction? Good. You're not thinking so cheesically. Okay. What's his Fraction? Okay. It's just pink. You have to play pink. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I think you have to play pink. Yeah. Oh. Wait, what happens if you do a take two? Um, well, if you take two, then she has to take two and skips the two. So what's your turn, Aiden? No. You will pay for that phone. 15-16. Yes. That's, um, one-fourth. How'd you do that? What was the first thing you thought of when you looked at it? 15. 15. Equal 16. Okay. There was reverse back to you, Aiden. No. He's kind of lucked in. Yeah. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. That is not two-thirds. It's pink. Oh, yes. Yes, it is. Whoops. Equal to that, because, oh, yes, I do. 1A. That's nice. Wait. 1A. Oh, wait. What am I thinking? So what's four-fifths? What does that go down to? That goes down to eight. Four-fifths? Tenths. And then what does eight-tenths go down to? Four-fifths. Four-fifths. So do you have a fraction that is equal to four-fifths? Probably. Oh, we can stay on pink. Right. Is that the only thing you can do? Two-thirds. I'm going to go green. Okay. Wait, is my turn right? Yep. You will pay for giving me four. Well, it's on behalf of it, but still you will pay. Andy, two of them is lost. Do you have to change the color? One-third. Do I have a one-third? I want to change the color. I could have changed the color, but why would I want to? Back to green. Andy, no. I had two greens. Come on. Okay, balance go. Okay. My turn? No. He didn't start. I only have one more. He didn't say it. Oh, oh, oh. You have to take two. You didn't say, you know. He said he had one left. Yeah, but he has to take two. No. No, no, no. Mento. Good job. Again, I'm playing the green. I wish you played knowledge. Peter, could you switch the order? Oh, no, no, no, no. Hey, Mao. My turn. I already won, so the game's over.