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Sayer's story suspicion and with the performance of Charles Ruggles as Mr. Hubert Mummery Roma wines again hope to keep you in Suspend Mr. Mummery took the morning train down to business as he always did He opened the door of his office much as he always opened it and saw his partner Brooks Sitting at his desk as he always sat and the world seemed perfectly orderly and appendable and sane And then it began very simply out of a few chance remarks The terror took shape and grow until it was a black mountain of fear and suspicion Pleasant morning. Well, yeah, oh quite quite. I've been looking through some back accounts. I have an idea. They're trying to put us off and to Hubert Mummery, what's the matter with you with me? You gave me a start why man. You're as white as a sheen. Oh, am I well? I I'm not feeling quite myself this morning breakfast didn't agree with me didn't agree with me at all Well, you'd better look after yourself where none of us as young as we once were you always had a beastly stomach always I can't remember you having an attack like this in years, Mummery That new missus of yours giving you proper food good milder gestural thing No, I'm afraid Ethel knows nothing at all about a kitchen Well, that's what you get from marrying a girl without showing yet their friend Doing in such a rush 10-day courtship and it's your age You'll see why when you meet her besides it doesn't matter in the least after all I was a bachelor up until a few weeks ago and rather used to taking care of myself, you know Oh my dear man, you're not telling me that you manage the house or all hardly no need for that We've engaged a housekeeper who's a gem really capable motherly soul named Sutton Ethel's delighted with us. Oh my exceptional cook and all that. Well, that's excellent. We can all do that sort of thing You know, I say you better take it easy and keep up your feet today a man's health comes first Thanks, thanks. I'll be all right. I took one of my tablets on the train. Well, if you need anything, you let me know Yeah, oh by the way, Mummery I suppose your wife doesn't know another of those cooking gems. Well, I don't know they aren't so easy to find nowadays Don't tell me your cook is leaving you. Oh good Lord. No, no no perish the thought it's for the Philipsons Their girl is getting married. Yeah, well always said marriage is the graveyard of good cook Positively positive, you know, I think it should be a criminal offense for cooks to feel the mating Leave the family high and dry. You know, I said to Philips and you mind what you're doing I said you get somebody you know something about you may find yourself landed with this poisoning woman What's her name? Mrs. Andrews Carol and Andrews. I don't want to be sending reads to your funeral yet a while I said I wasn't that a dreadful thing though that Andrews case Ethel read some of it to me out of the newspapers. My my gave me the cold horror Disgrace I call it three people dead of poisoning falling ill one by one Gradually getting worse and worse and suddenly dying off like flies after a month or so of her cooking And all the police say is they think she's hanging around the neighborhood and may seek employment as a cook There's a cook now. I asked you what's us all in the shadow of the grave, you know, well rather It's only to be hoped that they'll catch this charming. This is Andrews before she tries her arsenic seasoning on somebody else That's why I told Philips and to be careful about hiring a strange woman Well, quite right to one can't be too careful about a thing like that I'll I sudden if she knows of another cook as good as she is you won't need worry about anyone she recommends Oh, I suppose she's worked for the rights of the people mama Rights or well, I imagine so I don't know well, didn't she bring references well Yes, yes, she did a great pile of them blowing ones too But I don't know Ethel and I were so glad to get someone that we haven't bothered to look them up really 1030 I must get back to work Would you mind dictating a few letters mom Marie some donors? I do it, but I've some bills to get out in the next room. All right. I'm glad to well I'll have penny take them down there miss penny. Would you step in here a moment, please? Don't exert yourself old man because oh penny mr. Mom real give you some letters for our forgetful customer. Yes And I'll be in the next office if I'm needed my Marie and and do ask that sterling cook of yours to find someone for poor Phillips And I'll speak to Sutton as soon as I get home You're looking a bit pale this morning mr. Mamrie. Yes. Yes. I know. Let's get down to the letters finish. Are we yes? Dear sirs Unless payment on your account is immediately forthcoming. We must institute proceedings which which Yes, sir Which sir? Oh, I was thinking Wonderful clever how that mrs. Andrews manages to get positions with respectable family wasn't nothing so clever about the last one sir No, no she brought plenty of references glowing ones to the paper said where in the world would such a woman come by honest references Oh, there wasn't no question of their honesty mr. Mamrie. What do you mean by that? Oh the poor deceased family was so glad to get someone that they never even bothered to look them up Why whatever is the matter? Have I said something good on you? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm I'm going to go home miss Penny I I don't feel well Not at all. Well On the homework bound train mr. Mamrie's mind kept up a continual flow of this company of thoughts Those references of Sutton How did he know after all? Yes, Brooks was quite right one can't be too careful Be sure you get someone you know something about or you may find yourself landed with this poisoning woman this mrs. Andrew The pain in mr. Mamrie's stomach gave a sudden twinge he gripped the edge of his seat he'd eaten too quickly his breakfast had been too heavy He must speak to Ethel about Sutton Sutton he walked up the quiet street of the remote little country town the well-known familiar landmarks look somehow strange and menacing Reached the house walked up the path and then something drew him round toward the back Somehow despite himself he found himself over in the screen door of Sutton's kitchen Miss Sutton did give me a turn mr. Mamrie Well, I was so tight enough white and for the tightest to boil that I I didn't hear the front door go tall Well, I use my key Sutton. Where is mrs. The poor dear was feeling a bit sick ish after breakfast this morning and I I might have lied down for a bit She was looking so poorly. Ethel's sick. Ethel's never sick. I don't understand Working about too much that done it if you ask me I Told her to go light with it, but she's that rest as she can't abide to be doing nothing. Where is she now? Well, that young mr. Wellbeck called by to get some flowers. She's promised his mother and He cheered her up a bit She needed cheering too, but the look of her poor lamb. Where are they Sutton? They're having their tea in the garden He's a deal better than she was I'd deal better. Well, I'm glad of that. I'll step out and have a word with her. Oh, well, mr. Mamrie, yes before you go I'd like to show you what I got for your dinner, but I just a moment mr. Mamrie sir There Have a look at that But that that's taken kidney pie, isn't it? You'll find it beautiful and like sir It's made with butter it is so you'll have no trouble at all to just me. No, well very good and it's Seasoned something wonderful. Yes, I'm sure it's excellent. Well, I'll I'll wander out and see mrs. Mamrie now if you don't mind oh by all means and Try to get up a good appetite for your dinner won't you mr. Mamrie? Yeah, I'll do my best. Thank you, Sutton Ethel oh Ethel It's I tiddly wings Hubert. Oh, I wasn't expecting you so early. Well, I quit before time I didn't startle you did I bet yes, you did. I'm sorry. I thought something was wrong I don't like to be started. Hello, my friend. Well, hello. Well back. I didn't see you. How are you? I'm all right. Thanks. I'm afraid I found Ethel feeling rather badly. Yes Sutton told me are you better now dearest? I'm feeling dreadfully upset.  Well, thank you. I need it biscuit. Are they good melt in your mouth? I'd devour the lot of I didn't have to be getting home to dinner. Oh, you're leaving. I must Mother's waiting.  Yeah, just right. Thanks. You was calling me mrs. Mamrie Oh, Thomas, will you please wrap these flowers for me and bring them into the house right? Oh, man I'll take mr. Werbick to the door. Oh, no, don't bother to get up here Just tell mr. Werbick goodbye and finish your tea like a good boy Well, do come and see us soon again. Won't you well back? But I can't leave mother alone very often Extremely nervous lately Terrible sir. Oh, that's too bad. She's not really been herself since But since that Andrews poisoning business started in the newspapers Lambda more than you believe. Yes. Well, it's rather unnerved everyone if you ask me I I do hope they catch her soon. They may what do you mean? There were a couple of blokes from Scotland yard in the village this morning rumor is they've got a new line on mrs. Andrews I started they had think of it that fiend has been on the loose for well, let's see now Exactly one two three Four yes, almost four weeks to the day. I'd rather not think about it if no one minds quite right my dear That's not let's not have too many other things on my mind. Oh, by the way, you but mm-hmm I forgot to tell you to bring some cash home from the city with you today I know you did jiddly wings, but I remembered it all by myself.  Hmm. Well, I'm not sure I brought enough for that I oh, that's too bad. I do so want to be prompt with her prompt. Yes, yes That's been with us exactly one month tonight. I Stop along now. See you soon again memory. I Say thanks for the tea And you but what's the matter, Mr. Werbeck said thanks tea. Didn't you hear? Oh, oh, yes, oh, I'm sorry Seems so far away. Yeah, no, not at all. Not at all. I was a bit tired as for that the old gent rest is very burned He's worked much too hard lately. Come along. Mr. Werbeck. I'll do the honors for the family going for weeks Exactly one month The mrs. Wine some genius for the bouquet, and I just found a little patch in the back bed I thought Thomas Thomas. Do we have any old newspapers about old newspapers? Oh, yes, sir There's a stack of them in the green house. I was just going down to get some to wrap up this bouquet What would you be needing them for sir? I want to look up some photographs Thomas photographs of who sir of Mrs. Andrews Yeah, they be sir they go back about 20 days these do I always take some out of the kitchen when the cook is finished with I see now. Let's have them Thomas. Hmm now then June 15 June 15 Yes, that was just about the time should be an article about mrs. Carolyn Andrews and this one Of course, she'll have managed to change her appearance, but there should be a resemblance now. Let's see ought to be about on Thomas yes, sir Where did you say you've got these papers out of the kitchen sir? Why what is it mr. Mamery? Somebody's been through them with a scissors Thomas every line about the Andrews case has been clipped out every line Mr. Mamery sir Don't now look for yourself there there there there, but I don't understand it. Do you sir? I'm afraid to try Thomas. Are there any more papers about there's a few more out of the shop where I keep Mr. Out for the ration look at that meddler. That's what they are meddling with my things Don't waste time with that now Thomas But look at it sir all spilled and wasted it cost good money Well, all right, we'll buy more of whatever it is only a bit left and it ain't so easy to get out to there It's just about the best weed killer there is then weeds just fold up and die the minute it touches them If somebody hadn't tampered with the stopper there wouldn't have been a drop loss Thomas. Yes, sir Let me see that can yes, sir Arsenical weed killer contains arsenic deadly poison Oh Stopper was loose Somebody added up. I never leaves like nothing like this Thomas. Yes, sir. Yes No, Mr. Mamery. What is it sir? I I don't think I should have had that tea Call the missus. No, no, no, no, you mustn't allow her whatever you do don't allow her She's not to be excited but get to the phone and call dr. Maze be I I'm ill Thomas. Tell him.  Mummary is not so bad as all that he's really far better than he was last night Decided there. Yes patient is somewhat improved. Aren't you memory? Well, I'm feeling quite all right Apple I shouldn't be surprised if I lived after all my poor darling.  Of course those powders you gave him quieted him a bit He did seem to be in such agony Well, I really can't say precisely what it was. I could pretend to know but frankly, I don't this is memory I haven't the proper equipment here for a real diagnosis, but I'd venture an old-fashioned Non-scientific guess that it was a touch of common garden domain. Yes. Yes, that's what it was at the lime I'm sure of it tomorrow or next day when he's quite well mind you I'd like to have you have him come down to the office and buried for a thorough examination Do you hear that dear you must make him promise to come doctor. He's so very careless about himself He'll come this episode give him a bit of a start I think nothing like a touch of domain to make a man health conscious a memory now, you're right doctor You'll see me very soon. I promise excellent excellent and until then you just continue the powders I gave you one every hour. Yes, doctor and no solid foods have that cook of yours make you a nice strong broth of some kind And above all stay in bed for the next 24 hours. I'll see to that And now if you will tell me where you put my head I'll get it for you. Oh, you needn't trouble. You just tell me. Oh, no trouble at all. It's out on the stand for So memory you try to take better care of yourself from now on We'll need to make a full window before time. I'll have you my best not to Hey Dr. Mays Bay What's that memory listen to me? I haven't time to explain now you're talking about keep your voice down, man I don't want to frighten Ethel, but there's something very strange going on in this house You aren't delirious. I may need your help soon I'll phone you some time today as soon as I can do it without alarming Ethel Oh, she wouldn't be able to sleep for weeks if she had any inkling of what's going on You aren't imagining things. I don't know listen mays be Last night before I took sick I found Well, well Sutton. Yes, Sutton, what is it? Mrs. Mamre sent me to tell you that your chauffeur's brought the car around. Oh, yes. Yes, good now. I'll be getting along now I think If I'm not being too inquisitive, sir, how is the patient this morning? He's much better Sutton, but he had the grim session of it just the same It's we'll have to take better care of him won't we sir much better care Will they now said in my things. Oh, will they now not much they won't all put a lock on this door Thomas Thomas who's that? Why mr. Mama shh, you ain't supposed to be up in a bad. Are you you're supposed to be in your bed I want to get those papers.  Mamre if I lie upstairs in bed all day the whole mummary family will get its death now Where are those papers with it just inside the door there where you left them sir just inside the door huh? Let's see now. Where was it? Right about there. No, it wasn't in a little further now dear left All right, they are sir. Well if they are I've been struck blind There's nothing here, but the stone floor and a box of tulip bulbs. You must be wrong sir. All right. Well come and look and see here Yes, sir Mamre well they're gone. What do you know?  All right. I ought to be in my bed sir come along. Will you yes, sir? Where is something I don't know sir. Oh Yes on second thought I do know I saw her going down of the green roses to pay the bill when she passed me I heard a muttering something about not wanting anybody to come crying about her kitchen The missus is particular. Yeah doesn't want us in the kitchen. No, I guess not Well, that's where we're going right now. I don't think she'd like it. No, I'm sure she wouldn't Thomas come along in All right, sir. If you say to sir Now Now let's see where could they be you ain't expecting to find them papers in here. Are you sir? I was Thomas Is it possible that I'm mistaken? No, I'm not Now where could the stove that's where they'd be that's just where the Just as I thought have a look inside Thomas. There they are or what's left of them Somebody kindle quite a little blaze with your old newspapers. Wouldn't you say door sir? You should have been a detective. Yes I always rather thought so myself Well, the papers are done for I'd show. She's a clever one. All right. It doesn't miss a trick We're dealing with a very cautious very thorough woman Thomas and I shouldn't be a bit surprised if Well, are you listening to me? Thomas, what are you staring at? Mr. Mammery? What's that on the windowsill on the whip the weed killer? The arsenic a weed killer. It's found its way into the kitchen Stoppers off again. Ain't it sir right the stoppers off and it's nearly empty Thomas what's in that pot on the stove? I don't know sir. Well, look and see Yes, sir Chicken broth real strong chicken broth good here here here now take this empty medicine bottle and get as much broth into it As it'll hold what force just do it Thomas, please. Yes, sir That's fine now then get the car out of the garage. Where are we going sir? We're going to bear it Mr. Mammery the doctor we're going to see the doctor Thomas before we're all beyond his help You waiting so long memory, but it's quite a link. Oh, I don't mind the waiting doctor It isn't that but Ethel's there alone in the house with her and I want to know I can tell you now You're finished. I've analyzed every drop of the contents use the marshes test for arsenic I'm able to tell you a very definite answer my boy. What what is it maysby?  Mrs.  I've got to get home.  What's it doing there? It's happened already the doctors there. It's happened already the doctor's there The doctor's there out of the house mr. Monday. Oh, I did it. It's my fault. I left her here I did it. I killed her. Oh, mr. Mammery, sir Ethel Ethel where is she? Well back. What are you doing here? I'm Scotland job memory easy now take it easy. Well, where is she tell me? I have a right to know who is the inspector. I'm Hubert mum Ray. Where's my wife now try to become a memory, won't you? That's a good. What do you mean? Why are you sitting down here? Is she? Is she beyond a help? I'm afraid she is sir. Oh Can I see her I'm afraid not my way totally be painful. Oh Lord But that mrs. Andrews though you've got her she didn't get away. No, we've got mrs. Andrews right enough. Oh Ethel You see officer. We've only been married ten weeks ten weeks yesterday. I Sutton Sutton I'm very sorry about things Sorry for you sir. Sorry for me. That's good. Now. It's too late now Well, take her away Take her away. I'm so sorry.  Oh, you see mrs. Mumry and I were in desperate need of a cook But it's just as I said to Brooks one can't be too careful about taking a strange person into the house Why didn't even suspect her until yesterday? I had no idea there were Go are you letting her go? Well, you can't let her go. That's mrs. Andrews. Don't help me It's full of arsenic. I didn't have no end in that broth sir. It was my while I was at the green You can't let her go why this and I didn't make a tea yesterday No, you're breakfast yesterday morning, so My darling, I thought you were who are you all right Ethel? I Ethel dear, what is it? I Overheard you said you told books about taking strange person into your house You were right, you know I don't understand ready quite come along then Ethel Well, not Ethel really sir Carol and the be more like it. Yes, and by the way You're forgetting a rather important people formality, aren't you? Yeah? Oh, yes Sorry, memory Carol Andrews I Arrest you for murder in the name of the king Suspicion presented by Roma wines and starring Charles Ruggles tonight's tale of suspense In just a moment we will hear again from mr. Ruggles first a message from the sponsor of Suspense why is the making of good wine like a proverb because both are based on long experience? 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Hello, Mrs. Pitchford, are you all right? I'm very pleased to hear it. Well, I hope you have a nice afternoon. Thank you for calling us. Bye-bye. Just one of the 2,000 emergency calls handled every day by the well-being contact centre in Sussex. This elderly couple, both in their 90s, can use the communication pendants worn around their necks to summon help at the touch of a button. This is a reconstruction of a recent event in which this lady suffered a serious fall and needed urgent help. She couldn't reach the normal telephone, but that didn't matter. The well-being system came to her rescue. By pressing this pendant button, she triggers an automatic call to one of the operators. Hello, Mrs. Wood, you're through tomorrow in that lifeline. Is everything OK? No, I'm on the floor. I'm able to get up and my lesson can... Have you been injured or are you bleeding? No, I'm shot.  OK, Mrs. Wood, we'll get the paramedics for you. I'll come back and speak to you again in a moment. The joint commissioning team in West Sussex, headed by Sam Tull, says the well-being service is proving a huge benefit to elderly and housebound people in their local authority area. I think the main thing is a feeling of reassurance. I mean, I guess I would liken it a bit to like your breakdown cover for your car. You're delighted when you don't use it, but you know it's there when you do use it. So someone, either an individual or a couple, who may be, you know, elderly or vulnerable in some other way, living at home, it means that they have the reassurance that if something happens, they know that they can call for help instantly. For this couple, the well-being lifeline service is now an essential part of their daily lives. It's enabled them to stay together in their own home. They have smoke detectors and other devices linked to the system, which can summon help automatically at any time of the day or night. Well, lifeline's been a godsend, you know. The ambulance comes in 10, 15 minutes and you're all right. And I press that red button there and left it, and then we get a message from where it's connected and stand up the message and told them that I'd had a phone and they'd be here as quick as I can. In West Sussex, people assessed as being at possible risk because of age or incapacity are being offered a free trial of the lifeline service for up to three months. West Sussex County Council have developed what we call a 13-week hospital avoidance initiative. This is where we will fund telecare, emergency alarm and any additional equipment that's needed into a person's home for up to 13 weeks. Now, the aim of this is to either allow someone to be discharged from hospital earlier or to prevent the admission altogether. A wide range of professionals including social workers, occupational therapists, nurses and other hospital discharge staff can make a referral to well-being. It's a very simple referral process in which the professional would indicate that equipment and level of support service would be needed. Well-being will then install the equipment and the person will be connected to the monitoring centre. During a 13-week trial period, users of the West Sussex lifeline service can benefit from some of this vast array of sensory equipment and alarm systems that can be installed in a customer's home. With this unit here, the telehealth one, that has their health in the morning, so it saves the nurses going to visit the client every day. So when it does flag up an issue with them, then they could visit when and if required. These devices, known as assistive technology, provide reassurance both for the individual using lifeline and also for relatives and friends who can be safe in the knowledge that even an unexpected movement in the home will trigger an alert. It gives them confidence and peace of mind because they know at the press of a button, one of the pendants, they will get assistance within 45 minutes, probably even less, so they know they're not on their own. And even if the user has to pay for the service, him or herself, it costs little more than the price of a television licence.


Statistics and Excel. Binomial distribution coin flip random number generation. Got data? Let's get stuck into it with statistics and Excel. You're not required to, but if you have access to OneNote, we're in the icon left hand side. OneNote presentation 1560 binomial distribution coin flip random number generation tab. We've also been uploading our transcripts so that you can go to the view tab, immersive reader tool, change the language if you so choose, be able to read or listen to the transcripts in multiple different languages, and use the timestamps to tie into the video presentation. In prior presentations, we've been thinking about how we can represent different data sets, both with mathematical tools, such as using calculations of the average or mean the median quartiles and with pictorial representations like the box and whiskers and histogram. The histogram being the primary tool we use to envision the spread of data, and we can describe the spread of data on a histogram using terms like it's skewed to the left, it's skewed to the right. We're now looking at smooth curves that have formulas related to them that sometimes can represent data in real life, at least approximating that data set. And if we can do that, then the curves give us more predictive power into the future because we have a mathematical formula related to them. Prior presentations, we looked at the uniform distribution, Poisson distribution. We're now looking at the binomial distributions, which you will recall are those that we need to break out into whatever we're looking at have basically two outcomes related to them that we can define as basically success or failure. Let's look at a coin flip type of scenario to apply our concepts here. So we're going to say that the probability of a coin flip is going to be 50 50 because we're going to imagine it's a fair coin flip. Now let's just imagine if we were to plot out our binomial distribution with just x as zero, and then we'll increase the number of flips. And we'll see it's because that'll give us more of an intuitive feel of what is going on. So if we just simply have x being zero, meaning we don't actually flip the coin at all, then that means that the likelihood of us getting zero successes. And if we define success in terms of a coin flip, we can define it as either heads being a success, or sales being a success and the other being a fail, we will define it here as heads being a success. Well, if there's no flips, then of course, then there's going to be 100% chance that we have no successes. We're using the binomial dot dist dot range. And we'll talk more about the binomial dot dist range versus the binomial dot dist in future presentations. But the range is the latest and most flexible one of the two binomial functions. So we have the trials and the trials are going to be zero. In this case, the probability per trial 50%. And then the numbers we're looking at are going to be then the zero. So let's take a look at a scenario this time where we have the probability of success is still 50% because it's a coin flip situation, but we flip the coin one time. Well, if we only flip the coin one time and we're defining success as heads, then as you would expect, the likelihood of having zero heads out of two flips is 50%. The likelihood of having one success out of two flips is 50%. So that means, and again, we're doing this with our binomial dot dist range. And this is a spill array. So we just once again took the trials, the probability of the 50%. And then the numbers being this range, and it spilled out these two ranges will do that. We have done this in Excel if you want to check it out in Excel as well. Let's add add it to two. So now you've got the number of rounds is two. So if we have two numbers of rounds, what's the probability that we get zero successes zero heads out of two rounds or two flips 25%. What's the likelihood that I get one success defined as a heads out of two flips, we have the 50%. And then what's the likelihood that we get two successes out of two flips, two heads, in other words, 25%. You'll notice that the total adds up in all these cases to 100%, which is kind of our check figure. What if we bring it up to three then. So now we've got the likelihood that we get zero successes out of three flips, zero heads, that is 12.5% likelihood that we get one success out of three flips, 37.5 likelihood that we get two successes, 37.5, three successes, three heads, 12.5. And if we can also ask questions, of course, what's the likelihood that I get either zero or one successes. And that would be a cumulative type concept 12.5 plus 37.5. We're coming to the 50 if I added those correctly. Let's do one more. If we bring it up to four rounds, each individual flip being at 50%, we have the 6.25% that we get in zero successes, zero heads, we get 25% that we get one success exactly one success one heads out of four. We have the 37.5% that we get two heads out of four. We have the 25% that we get the three heads out of four and then the 6.25 that we get four successes or heads out of four. Now, we did this with a coin flipping scenario, but you can imagine just like we talked about in the prior presentation, other scenarios, any so many different scenarios actually, there's a lot of applicability here. If you can break out the outcomes to success or fail, we talked about sales calls in a prior presentation. Now let's think about a situation where the probability of success is the 50% and the number of rounds is 12. So we have a coin flipping situation, success is heads, we're now flipping it 12 times. So now we have zero if we have zero out of 12 successes, that's very unlikely that we don't flip any heads, one head or a success out of 12.29 and so on and so forth. If we were to plot this out, then we get something that


month or at the end of the budgeting period where you might see purchases that be in a bit in excess and it could be possibly because they're trying to make sure that they expend or spend all the money that has been allocated to them by the budget for that period so that in the next period they can argue that they need the same amount of money. In other words, there's not really an incentive oftentimes for us to spend less money that has been allocated budgeted to us because we know that the following budget, the next budget that's going to be made is going to be based in part on the prior period and if we didn't spend all the money that was allocated to us in the prior period in our department it's likely that we will see less in the budget. Again, we want to basically have communication within the budgeting process and make sure that we reward people for achieving their goals and making their goals and actually spending less in some way so I'll although the budgeting process has this problem kind of inherent in it because we do have to allocate some expenses to departments in some way we want to basically be aware of that and incentivize people recognize people notice people that are spending less than the amount allocated and find some way to reward that as well. Another problem with the budget is it's difficult to find the best range for the budget in other words we want to have a range that's going to be high enough to challenge people because that's where people maximize their performance we want people to be challenged that's when actually they feel better about themselves because they get to do something in a challenging fashion and try to meet an objective that is a challenge to them and of course that's where the company gets the most benefit as well but if you go too far on the goals and objectives and make them too difficult then that will discourage people and it will either stress them out or it will make them say hey you know what this is unachievable the goals and objectives that are always being put out there are things and goals and objectives that everybody knows are not achievable and that could lead to people just giving up and not trying at that point in time. So on one side of the spectrum you have the goals and objectives being too low if they're too low you end up with people just basically relaxing and saying I can clear this subjective no problem and not pushing themselves and when they're not pushing themselves you're actually hurting the employees a lot of times because they would actually benefit whether they would admit to it or not from a higher objective because they would be able to achieve something that is difficult for them and that usually gives benefit to the employees and of course obviously it's best for the company as well and again if the objectives are too high then you're going to discourage employees and they're either going to get frustrated they might leave or they're just going to say they're just going to stick around and just and just stop trying you'll end up with the same kind of scenario here with people not doing anything because either they get stressed out and they leave and replaced or they just say hey you know this the objectives that are given to us are always way too high there's no way anybody can meet them and therefore we might as well just do whatever we can do here we don't have in either way and either side of the spectrum we don't have the incentive for people to really strive for the goal so what you want is to hit that that sweet spot for people and again every person is different so it's difficult to do but you want to hit that spot where people are really trying for the goal it's difficult for them and yet it's not too difficult it's not unachievable and that's always a balancing act within the budgeting process to recap then some of the problems with the budgeting process that we want to be aware of as we go through it is there could be an incentive to understate sales budget and overstate expense budget to look good and hit the target so there's an incentive for department managers to possibly lower the target of their budget to make something that would be easier to hit so we want to be aware of that and make a culture to deal with that and hopefully set up a culture so that people don't want to do that want to make challenging goals for themselves and the company there could be pressure could lead to unethical behavior to achieve goals so when we set those high goals again we want to make sure that there's a culture within the company that says hey we'd rather have you not meet the goal than sacrifice the long-term vision of the company or do anything that would be unethical budgets could lead to spending budget amount even though it is not necessary so budget is not reduced in other words it could lead to people saying hey this is how much was allocated for me to spend this period i'm going to spend that amount no matter what even if i don't have to so that next period i am allocated at least the same amount so we want to be aware of that that's going to be a natural incentive within the budgeting process again we want to set up a culture that says hey it would be good we will reward you we will recognize you if you do good if you if you surpass what is expected in terms of the spending budget and budgets that are not realistic can reduce morale while budgets that are too easy to meet will not inspire growth in other words we want to make that budget that's somewhere in the sweet spot that departments can say hey i can meet that i can meet that goal but it's difficult it's not something that i can easily meet it's something that's going to be challenging it's a challenge that people will hopefully want to take on and aspire to


Hello there, welcome back to Daniel Rosal on YouTube. This is Daniel Rosal here, bringing you another video today from Jerusalem in Israel. It is a Sunday, which is the start of the week here in Israel because Israel, like many countries in the Middle East is on a Sunday to Thursday work week rather than a Monday to Friday one. And the question is, do you ever fully get used to it? Honestly, not so far from me. I've been here for eight years. It's still an adaptation. It does get a little bit easier at this time. I wanted to talk today because this YouTube channel is hopefully increasingly focused on stuff to do with Israel, my life in Israel, living in Israel, and also any kind of advice that I can pass on or info that might be useful to people who are earlier than me in their journey in Israel, whether you've moved to Israel for indefinitely, you've made aliyah, or you're just looking to move to Israel temporarily for whatever reason you're here or you're thinking about being in Israel. One of the things you might have to deal with or you will have to deal with is the health care system and health care, of course, is something very, very fundamental, particularly if you have health conditions. And therefore I think it would I thought today for no real reason that it would be a worthwhile topic to cover here on this channel. Now, I've talked before about a couple of aspects of health care in Israel, like, you know, sort of stuff like, well, how do you find a doctor? And, you know, if you're looking for a specialist, how might you do that? Those videos might show up on YouTube under my name. But that's that's actually quite specific to what kind of health care that you have, whether what type of health maintenance fund you have, or if you're going private, etc. So what I thought I would do differently in today's video is just zoom out a little bit and talk about how health care works in Israel more generally. Before I talk about that, I want to say that I think that health care is one of the best things. I was going to say the best things about living in Israel, but I don't think for most people, health care can be considered an advantage. Perhaps a better way to rephrase that is I think that Israel does health care really, really well. Israel is frequently commended for having one of the best and most advanced health care systems in the world. And I would say having accessed it for various reasons, both for physical health conditions and actually also for a mental health condition. And I'll talk very openly in this video about dealing with depression because it's a very common mood disorder, something I've suffered from a struggled with and accessing mental health care services in Israel. Because that's definitely, and of course, part of the picture of health care. I also have asthma so I can offer both a physical health condition and a mental health condition to talk about in this video. But I think generally Israel does it really well. Now, of course, you know, some people are going to say I had a lousy experience with a certain doctor or in general, I don't think health care in Israel is that good. I'm sure there will be dissenting views out there. But from my perspective, having moved to Israel from Ireland, I would regard the health care system here as a lot better. There are definitely things that I think Ireland does better. But in this particular aspect of life health care, I definitely give the price to Israel. I think it does health care really, really well. So the fundamental mechanism for delivering health care in Israel is something called the Health Maintenance Organization. Now, if I'm not mistaken, Israel actually sort of got this model from Germany. Now, the acronym in English for Health Maintenance Organization is, of course, H-M-O. The acronym in Hebrew is a Kupat Cholim. And the best translation for Kupat Cholim is the Health Fund. So Israel has basically universal basic health care. Every citizen of Israel needs to be signed up to one of the Kupot Cholim. Kupot Cholim is Kupat Cholim in the plural. And there are four different Kupat Cholim. There are, let's see if I can remember them. Klalit, Makhabi, Mayochedet, and Le'umit. I think it was easier to say it quickly like that before I forget. I've heard there was originally just one Kupat called Klalit. And then the Israeli government mandated that there would be some competition in the marketplace. You have four different Health Maintenance Organizations or HMOs, and everyone has to be a member of one. So when you're moving to Israel, whether when you do the bureaucracy at the airport, one of the questions you're going to be asked is which Kupat Cholim you want to join. Now my advice in this respect is to do your homework before someone hands you a piece of paperwork at the airport and you're kind of put on the spot. Now what are the differences between Klalit, Makhabi, Mayochedet, and Le'umit? Well, Klalit, generally speaking, is the biggest health fund, right? Klalit in English translates as general. It has the widest coverage network in terms of clinics and specialists throughout the country. So it's kind of the general one. Makhabi has a really good reputation in terms of having good English speaking doctors. So if you ask English speakers, whether you're in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv or somewhere else entirely in the country, Makhabi will be a common recommendation. Personally, I've had Makhabi. I was with Klalit for the first year. And then I switched to Makhabi and I've been happier with Makhabi. Now just to quickly talk about switching between Kupat Cholim healthcare providers, it's pretty easy. You can do it through, generally people don't go hopping. I mean, there's only four to choose from. But basically there are four transfer dates in the year and processing the transfer, it's pretty easy and your electronic medical record will be transferred from one Kupat to the other. So when I moved from Klalit to Makhabi, my blood tests, et cetera, that I did with Klalit were moved over to Makhabi. So we were halfway through talking about the healthcare funds in Israel when I got a little bit sidetracked. So you have Klalit, you have Makhabi, may ochet it, I don't know a lot about. If people have feelings about it, put those in the comments. Leomit, I do know is considered the smallest of the four HMOs but it has the strongest presence over the green line. So in Yehuda and Chomron. In terms of which healthcare fund to choose from, should that be your guiding criteria? A lot of people will choose their Kupat Cholim, their HMO based upon specific doctors or the coverage it has in a specific city. So Makhabi is very popular in Jerusalem but people living in other parts of the country, I don't know, maybe in Elat or Matula if you're very far from other places you might opt for a different health fund because they have a clinic in your area, a very good clinic or they have a great rheumatologist and your health problem is in the realm of rheumatology or in asthma so you need a great pulmonologist or hopefully you're healthy but if you have specific conditions that's often a guiding criteria for why people will choose one of the four Kupat Cholim over the other but as I said, my recommendation would be to do your homework in advance so that when you show up at the airport or wherever you're doing your aliyab bureaucracy ask around social networks are great ask on Facebook, ask your friends again because it can be location specific. So if you have a specific condition and you're in a specific location you're saying, you know, you could ask in a Facebook group well I have, let's just take a, let's take rheumatoid arthritis, right? You could post in a Facebook group I have rheumatoid arthritis and I'm looking at moving to this neighborhood in south Jerusalem, which Kupa has the best coverage and you might get recommendations for different Kupot with different doctors because doctors will work with different Kupot Cholim. In addition to the system of Kupot Cholim the system of Kupot Cholim of HMOs is the basic mandatory healthcare in Israel it's the public healthcare system your average Kupa Cholim will operate doctors clinics they'll operate specialist clinics some of them will operate hospitals imaging services like X-rays and CT scans and MRIs, et cetera. So within the framework of your HMO you have basically, hopefully enough to get your healthcare needs met. I can only speak for Maccabi they actually have their own pharmacy network as well so you can go to a Maccabi clinic, visit a doctor and then walk next door to the Maccabi pharmacy and get your prescription filled. Cabi also have a dental service and they even have a branch for offering complimentary or alternative healthcare something called Maccabi Teva. So really under some of the healthcare funds offer the full monopoly of services but generally you'll be able to get your basic healthcare needs met. In addition to sort of this public healthcare system you do have private healthcare in Israel as well you have private health insurance providers you have private doctors who don't work through the Kupa Cholim or some of them also work through the Kupa Cholim and if you're not getting satisfaction through a family doctor or you need to see a specialist you're also able to access private medicine in Israel. One service I have personal familiarity with is something called Sharap. Sharap stands for Shirut Refui Prati which means the private medical service it's something that exists at Hadassah in Karim Hospital in Israel and for a not enormous fee you can see a specialist medical provider. Now the fee's gonna depend on the doctor but for instance I went to see a gastroenterologist through Sharap and I was able to see someone for 350 shackles per visit which is about a hundred dollars there about. So for seeing a medical specialist at a teaching hospital I think that's still considered pretty good value and that was totally voluntary I was able to access a gastro and this was after I had gallbladder surgery and I was having a lot of problems so I firstly accessed my Kupa Cholim system but I didn't really get to the bottom of the problem or get the problem solved so I voluntarily paid a hundred dollars to see someone a couple of times in Hadassah in Karim so that is private healthcare as well and there's a whole world of private healthcare beyond Sharap that I'm not familiar with so I'm not gonna talk about stuff that I don't know. Now I mentioned that I would talk about mental healthcare in Israel as well I mentioned that I have asthma so I've experienced going to physical doctors if you will, pulmonologists, allergists getting my prescription medications which by the way are pretty cheap in Israel as it goes. Israel, Misrada Habriut which is Israel's healthcare ministry has something called Sal Habriut which means the health basket and that means that the government will subsidize a percentage of medications so when I go to buy my asthma inhaler at the pharmacy my Kupa is charging me a percentage of the medication cost, right? It's covered in Sal Habriut so I'm paying a sub, that was the word I was looking for I'm paying a subsidized rate for my asthma inhaler it comes out to something like $10 per month so my monthly fees for accessing healthcare in Israel personally are, I have to pay my Batuach Leomim my social security contributions that gives me access to a Kupat Cholim among other national services I pay a monthly fee to my Kupat Cholim to remain a member that cost me something like $20 or $30 it's relatively nominal and for that money I can see doctors and medical specialists almost for free if you haven't seen a medical specialist in a quarter of the year sometimes there's a small charge like $5 but it also allows me to get my prescription medications at the subsidized costs so long as the pharmacies work with my Kupat Cholim the one I use is Superfarm which is Israel's largest national pharmacy chain they work with Maccabi so I can either, actually no I have to present my Maccabi cards and they'll be able to call up my prescriptions on my Maccabi card for my asthma inhaler and I'll be able to get it at a discounted co-pay I can also walk into Maccabi Farm and get it for roughly the same price because this is socialized medicine not all the medications are going to be subsidized so if you're looking for a rare medication or a second or third line medication for whatever health condition you might be struggling with you might find that the co-pay doesn't exist and the medicines are pretty expensive but in my experience I haven't really had that so far I said I was gonna talk about mental health care as well because it's such an important topic and as I mentioned this is also something I can speak to from personal experience dealing with depression so okay in mental health care there's obviously sort of two big chunks to that world you have the world of psychiatry which are mental doctors, medical doctors which specialize in treating mental health problems and you have the world of psychology now the last time I checked it was very difficult to find therapy, talk therapy through my Coupat Rolim which is Maccabi I'm not, now it does exist subsidized talk therapy, psychotherapy exists through the Coupat however the process of trying to access it particularly in English was very non-user friendly and I ended up giving up on the process and I did a little bit of talk therapy but I paid privately and yes that was expensive so I would say the world of physical health care in Israel through the Coupat Rolim is better delivered and better organized than the world of mental health care now when it comes to psychiatrists now for a common mood disorder such as depression or anxiety or ADHD family doctors can treat these conditions in Israel so currently I'm working with a family doctor to stay on a medication for depression and if that medication were to stop working or I had problems with side effects I probably wouldn't need to go beyond my family doctor I don't know if this is a case in other countries but in Israel there is a shortage of psychiatrists so for commonplace or you know pretty regular mental health care problems like depression and anxiety family doctors are happy to manage the conditions generally now of course if you're not happy with the level of treatment you're receiving from your family doctor you can ask to be referred to a psychiatrist or you can pay to see a psychiatrist and just like in the other realms of health care in Israel both public and private options exist the catch with public psychiatry in Israel is that depending on where you are in the country there can be a real shortage of psychiatrists and the wait times can be very long so if you need a psychiatrist in Jerusalem through Maccabi there is currently something like four options and the wait time the last time I looked for an appointment was something like four or five months so if you're dealing with something like really bad depression and hopefully if you have depression or anxiety it's well controlled but if you've reached some kind of a mental health care crisis clearly having a doctor you can see in four months is not going to be useful so you might need to opt for a private psychiatry which exists here as well now the health care systems are kind of a little bit joined up so if you were to see let's say a private psychiatrist they can write you a prescription you can give that to your family doctor in the health care fund and they can create that prescription through the kupat-cholim system which will allow you to access that medication at those discounted prices now you can get private prescriptions filled in pharmacies but you're going to be paying more for the same drug I did that recently with a drug called Trentelix which is a antidepressant and the price that I paid privately versus when I got it put into the Maccabi system it was like 100 shackles versus 30 shackles $20 versus $6 so either way it's pretty subsidized but if you want to get your medications as cheaply as possible and get health care as cheaply as possible your best bet is to work through the public system final topic of conversation for today's talk about health care in Israel is regarding urgent care so there is of course a system of hospitals in Israel and there are emergency rooms in those hospitals there's also something called Terrim which is really really a fantastic sort of in-between that it's very very worth knowing about wherever you are in Israel it's spelt in English T-E-R-E-M they have a website listing their national branches and basically this is sort of a intermediate care clinic I believe it's called urgent care as opposed to emergency care so generally often the kupat holim will operate according to the standard Israeli work week which as I mentioned is a Sunday to Thursday work week but of course medical problems can happen 24 seven so you might find that you're cooking preparing food on a Friday and you get yourself a nasty cut on the hand so clearly making an appointment with your doctor on Sunday is not going to be useful to you so there is a network of emergency rooms in Israel but for most stuff like that for you know minor relatively minor stuff even I've gone to Terrim for nebulization for asthma those are the first ports of calls to go to and they work with the insurance provider so it's important to bring your card when you sign up for your kupat holim you will get a card so keep that in your wallet and if you need to access a Terrim they do a fantastic service for not a huge amount of money it's again subsidized and they'll operate on Shabbat when the conventional healthcare networks are generally closed which is of course problematic if you have something urgent that happens on Shabbat and of course there is a ambulance network in Israel as well for emergencies that's pretty much as much as I can sort of thing to get out of my brain at the moment regarding how healthcare works in Israel it's a very good system and it works really really strongly through electronic medical records for instance I can log into my Maccabi website right now with my username and password I can send messages to my doctor up to Maccabi's limit is four times per quarter so you can't you know sort of go crazy on it which is I think very sensible but if I need something like a prescription refilled or I need to write a message to my doctor saying I don't know I need the higher dose of an inhaler I can do that all digitally get the response digitally I can book appointments digitally and I can cancel appointments digitally all through the website or through a smartphone app there is also a call center so if you prefer if you're away from technology or you don't have access to a computer yet and you need to do it all through human agent you can do that as well but I would definitely advise whatever Kupat Cholim you join to download their official application and familiarize yourself with the website because that's generally the most efficient way to get healthcare in Israel is by doing stuff yourself self-service and you may need to learn a few words of Hebrew in order to navigate the website and I don't know if the other Kupat Cholim, Kupot Cholim have translated versions I know Maccabi really sort of doesn't so you do need some basic Hebrew in order to navigate it but you can use I also recommend and just recently found out that a friend of mine didn't know this existed so not everyone knows there is a Chrome extension called Google Translate which if you use the Google Chrome web browser you can add it's also there for Firefox and using that you can select certain words in Hebrew and have those translated to English or your native language so little technological tools like this can really really help to make the process of accessing healthcare in Israel easier I hope this video was useful if you are looking at moving to Israel on Aliyah or you're already here and you're trying to understand how the healthcare system works the main points I would reiterate is the Kupot Cholim the Kupot Cholim collectively provide your basic healthcare cover in Israel and I would advise personally if you're moving to Israel you haven't got here yet or you haven't finalized your Aliyah process yet asking around if you have a specific healthcare condition that's also relevant as well as where you're thinking about living because the quality of the different Kupot Cholim can be quite individualized and I also really recommend downloading the app of your Kupot Cholim and trying to access the services digitally as much as possible because from my perspective that's where the Israeli healthcare system really really shines it's all digital it's all joined up and that generally makes getting the healthcare you require easier and more effective thank you for watching today's video and if you want to get more videos from me about stuff related to living in Israel do consider subscribing 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6 time world champion Lewis Hamilton is now the highest paid sportsman in formula 1 history. The British driver has banked an amazing $489 million in career earnings, topping that of former all time earner and 7 time champion Michael Schumacher. Lewis made over 57 million for Mercedes in 2019 alone, including salaries and bonuses. Away from the track, Lewis is famous for his colorful clothing and celebrity friends, everyone from Kate Hudson to the Kardashians to the Biebs himself. In 2015, Mercedes F1 boss Total Wolf said that Lewis is probably the only superstar in formula 1, and if you've ever taken a look at his instagram page then you know he sure lives like it. And he's also got the homes to prove it. Lewis Hamilton is an F1 race car driver who's accumulated both wealth and all kinds of trophies since joining Mercedes in 2013 after jumping ship from McLaren. In the space of 7 years, he's won 6 world championships in a mass 63 of his 84 career wins. A learning hero dreamt of being a race car icon from the tender age of just 4 years old when his dad Anthony Hamilton first bought him a remote control car. Lewis would use the car to compete in championship races as a child, and he once finished second in the national BRCA championship. After that, Lewis' father bought him a go car for Christmas when he was 6, developing his son's passion and talent for driving that would turn him into such a success story later on in his life. Lewis has said about that time in his life, to be honest it started out as a hobby, something for my dad and I to do together. At one point my dad had 4 jobs just to keep us carting. He gave up everything for me. I wouldn't be a champion if it wasn't for my dad. His father's sacrifice ensured that his son would one day be able to afford the nicest of homes to live in, including penthouses in New York City, a Victorian mansion in London, a secret getaway in Geneva, a tax haven in Monaco, and a love nest in Granada. Hi guys it's Kara and today we're taking a look at the linty of homes that superstar F1 driver Lewis Hamilton lives in. Here for you on Famous Entertainment. With Lewis' most recent victory at the Grand Prix in Spielberg Austria and his activism in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Lewis is in the news more than ever and you guys have been asking me to take an inside look at where he lives. Well today I'm going to do just that. Don't forget to like, hit subscribe and ring that bell to be notified when we post so you never miss a vid. We've all done house tours and likes of Floyd, Mayweather and Steph Curry and we'll link to some at the end. Follow me on Instagram to chat and as usual let me know who's house tour is next in those comments down below. Now let's get into this video. Last year Lewis reportedly dropped a cool $40 million on this penthouse in Manhattan. This condo project is part owned by NFL great Tom Brady and his supermodel wife Giselle Bunchen. Lewis' neighbors reportedly include the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Austin Powers himself, Mike Myers. This 6,547 square foot home includes a huge outdoor space with multiple setback terraces offering Lewis a spacious setting from which to enjoy the dramatic city river and sunset views over top the Hudson River. It also features a swimming pool, fitness center, squash court, library and wine cellar. The kitchen is of course top of the line and each room features floor to ceiling windows to ensure stunning views 24-7. After purchasing that penthouse Lewis then listed this apartment he purchased back in 2017 from $43.9 million. This 8,900 square foot unit features five bedrooms with six bathrooms and is located in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City. Tribeca has been ranked as the highest priced neighborhood in Manhattan for the past several years and Lewis put his place on the market for $57 million. If you've got that kind of cash just lying around then you can snatch this place up and live in the same building as the likes of Meg Ryan, Jake Jilin Hall, Bella Hadid, The Weeknd and Justin Timberlake. This building was once a former factor and retained some of its industrial feel with wooden beams and support brackets and a double height living room. It features floating stairs to get between its three floors and also features an in-unit private elevator just in case you feel like taking it easy for a night. The living room has an abundant amount of natural light coming through its tall windows and the subdued kitchen uses Christopher Peacock cabinetry with chef quality appliances and pendant style overhead lighting. The master bedroom has a gas lit fireplace and is attached to a spa-like bathroom and separate dressing room. Inside is a private terrace featuring a plunge pool and glass-walled room that can be used for entertaining in a warm place just in case that New York City weather is being a little temperamental. Inside of that room is a gas fireplace, wet bar and half-bathroom. The monthly maintenance fees for this place are around $16,000 which provide for 24-hour doormen, concierge, super-intensive, upkeep for the large lobby courtyard, a children's playroom, exercise facilities with a 75-foot pool and Turkish steam bath spa. Perhaps most amazing of all, after spending all that money on this place, Lewis reportedly never actually lived in it before placing it back on the market. One place that Lewis most definitely spends more time at is the Victorian mansion he owns in Kensington, West London. This home is a four-story mansion that features six luxurious bedrooms and two gigantic bathrooms. The property also boasts a huge kitchen and special dining area for parties including four reception rooms to be used for entertaining and casual gatherings that spills out into a 200-foot lush green garden, which also contains an amazing summer house. Lewis purchased this home back in 2017 from previous owner's Burberry chief designer, Christopher Bailey and his husband, actor Simon Woods. The property is believed to have been originally built by Samuel Adams in 1860 and is estimated to be worth around $25 million. All right, these next few, I'm going to go through a little more quickly because specific details on them are a little hard to come by. But here's what we know. First of all, Lewis owns an apartment in Geneva, Switzerland. This is a secret property that Lewis tries to keep on the down low and he uses it as his Swiss retreats. It's reportedly a three-bedroom apartment in a six-story building located in Lewin's village, Nyon. Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, another F1 driver extraordinaire Michael Schumacher are said to be residents in the same abode. It's believed that the apartment boasts some incredible views of Lake Geneva and is the perfect place for Lewis to clear his head with all of the natural peace and tranquility of its setting. A whole lot of Formula One drivers have a home in Monaco and Lewis is no different. Not only is Monaco home to one of the most famous races in all Formula One racing, it's also a tax-free city, which means that Lewis gets to keep all the millions he earns without the tax collector reaching in to take their cut. So right off the bat, that's a huge bonus for a man baking the type of cash he currently is. His apartment is reportedly located in the exclusive Fonteville district, which has a population of just over 3,000 people. Specific details on this apartment are almost as hard to come by as his Geneva home, but it's believed that Lewis dropped around 15 million to get a hold of this property, which considering the aforementioned tax breaks, means this place has probably already paid for itself a hundred times over. The apartment is said to be 2,000 square feet and features four bedrooms with multiple bathrooms, a steam room and a 300 square foot sun terrace for enjoying what must be some absolutely gorgeous views. Finally, we come to one last gigantic real estate purchase that Lewis made back in 2008 when he invested $30 million for the land to house a former hotel in Granada. His father is originally from Granada and Lewis purchased this property while in a relationship with Nicole Scherzinger intending to turn it into a love nest. Lewis had an Italian developer tear down the former property and create a personalized home that featured a built-in reporting studio, private gym, gourmet kitchen, sunset lounge and private jetty that boasted the best views in all the Caribbean. However, after Lewis split with Nicole, he wanted to offload the property having never even lived there, much like with his apartment in Tribeca, resulting in a lawsuit between himself and the Italian developer. All right guys, that brings us to the end of this video. What do you think about all of Lewis Hamilton's many homes? Which one would you prefer to live in? Personally, I love Victorian houses so I might have to go with this place in London but the Granada Vacation Spot gives it a run for its money, no doubt. I mean, who wouldn't want an island getaway? Although I love those places, I would pick wherever this little guy spends the most time in. I assume Lewis takes Roscoe everywhere with him and with a dog that precious for company, anywhere would be home enough for me. I can relate. Anyways, be sure to tell me your faith property down in those comments as well as whose place you'd like to see next in this series. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram if you wanna chat and I'll see you all in the next one. Bye.


the Narcissist new source of supply. During your relationship with the Narcissist, you may have been a Grade A source of supply. You may have given them attention whenever they needed it. You may have validated their image and their illusion.  But towards the end of the devaluation phase, you started to see through their illusion. You started to see them for what they really are. You no longer gave them as much attention as they required. You may have used the grey rock technique or not answered their calls, not called them as much. Maybe you didn't reply to their texts or you just avoided them in general.  You no longer validated their image and their illusion.  You did what you could to not let your reality be distorted. You stayed true to yourself, your beliefs, values and principles. Because of everything I have mentioned, you are no longer the source of supply they needed. That doesn't mean you are not a person with high value and positive traits. That's not what the narcissist is interested in anyway. They might say that is what they were looking for. But that couldn't be further from the truth. What does a narcissist want in a source of supply? Someone who is there whenever they need them. Someone who will give them attention whenever they want. Someone who will validate their image and their illusion. The source of supply will put up with the narcissist abuse and manipulation without fighting back or trying to expose them. Given the narcissist a sense of power and control, believing in everything they tell you or show you, you have to be able to go out in public and pretend that everything is okay. No matter how chaotic and dysfunctional everything may be. The narcissist is not interested in solving problems. Behind closed doors they want to create that same chaotic environment they experienced as children. Of course they know this isn't socially acceptable and they want to be seen as good people. So when you leave the home, you will be expected to put on a mask just like the narcissist and pretend that everything is okay. You have to make them look good. You have to tell other people that the narcissist is this amazing caring loving person. Even when your reality is very different, you have to accept their version of events as yours. This should make it very clear why it was necessary for the narcissist to find a new source of supply and it should also make it clear to you that the narcissist is not riding off into the sunset as many survivors would otherwise believe. The narcissist never changes. They don't just leave you, find someone else and suddenly everything falls into place. That's what they want you to think. And they will have choreographed pictures and videos on social media to make you believe that is what is happening or they will have a story prepared for when you contact them looking for closure. All of this is prescripted, premeditated emotional abuse and it is designed to hurt you as much as possible. They couldn't get much supply from you towards the end of the relationship. So at this point, they want to drain as much as they can from you before they move on and fully devote themselves to their new source of supply. You may be thinking, this can't be true, the pictures, videos or stories, it all seems so real, it looks like they are having a good time. The narcissist might be buying them loads of gifts or giving them a lot of affection. Again, this is designed to hurt you and what you are seeing is just the beginning, the love bombing phase. Remember when you first met the narcissist, everything was great.  They may have told you they were all about loyalty, honesty and trust. You soon discovered that was the exact opposite of what they were about and despite the gifts, money and affection, they could never meet your emotional needs. You always felt like something was missing but you chose to overlook that because you wanted a love and relationship so bad. What happened with you and the narcissist is going to happen again with the new source of supply. There will be the love bombing phase, the devaluation and then the discard. It never changes, it doesn't matter how great of a supply they are. The narcissist can never be satisfied or fulfilled with anyone or anything. They cannot sustain a relationship because they are self-hating and insecure people. They do not self-reflect or look within themselves to resolve those issues. Instead they choose to project their self-hate and insecurities on the people closest to them through abuse and manipulation. So really it is impossible for them to ever be genuinely happy or sustain a loving relationship. The narcissist may portray their new source of supply as being this amazing person. This person who is everything you are not. This person who does everything that you never did. This is all part of the illusion and it is designed to hurt you. Ask yourself what kind of man or woman would be interested in someone after they have just left a relationship. Especially a relationship that ended as dramatically as yours. Most often the new source of supply is just looking to take advantage of the narcissist in that vulnerable moment. And knowingly to each other, they are both being used for their own selfish needs. How could something like that ever last? When you are in a relationship, you are supposed to work with your partner, not against them. Why couldn't the narcissist just be alone after the relationship? Why did they have to obtain their new source of supply so quickly? In most cases they are cheating on you and have the new source of supply ready before the relationship has even ended. The narcissist cannot be alone for long periods of time. They experience pathological loneliness. They need constant attention and validation. They cannot be left alone with their own thoughts and feelings. The narcissist are self-hating and insecure people. They cannot be left alone to ruminate on past events and overanalyse all of their insecurities. This is why narcissists have an addiction to people and the reason for this is because people are a distraction to how they feel on the inside. This is why the narcissist is so extremely focused. They cannot ever self-reflect or look within themselves. It's too painful for them to acknowledge. That's why they live their lives in denial. Denying all of their flaws, imperfections or mistakes and projecting them onto the people closest to them. The narcissist's need for supply overrides anything else in their lives. They are pathological, impulsive and compulsive. It is an uncontrollable addiction. They need constant attention and validation from the people around them. They need to be seen at all times. If they are not seen, they feel like they don't exist and that is when you will see how miserable and self-hating they truly are. A narcissist without supply is likely to experience depression and even suicidal thoughts. Without supply, they have no reason to live once you have seen through them. You are a lost cause and no longer of any use to them. The new source who doesn't know what the narcissist really is will fall for whatever they tell them or show to them. The narcissist is excited to have this new supply of attention and admiration.  You saw them for what they were instead of how they wanted you to see them. This is why it had to go from the devaluation phase to the discard. The narcissist was no longer getting what they wanted from you, their supply. You took a step back from the abuse. You discarded them or they discarded you. Either way, the end result is the same. The narcissist is hungry for supply just like we might be hungry for food if we haven't eaten all day. All the narcissist can do is show you or say to you whatever they believe will have the desired effect of emotionally destroying you. It's all staged, scripted and choreographed to affect you in a certain way. None of it is real but following the discard, they know that you are in a vulnerable place. You are looking for closure from the narcissist. They will never give you closure. They are not even capable of doing this as they cannot self reflect or look within. Deep down, I think they know exactly what you want to hear. They know exactly what went wrong but they will never tell you. Instead they will post pictures and videos on social media for you to see. They will tell you pre-scripted stories through text or phone calls designed to hurt you. Once you see through them, they can no longer impress you. So you become boring. It's like an insult to them. They want to be seen as everything you could ever wanted a person without actually doing any of the work for them to appear this way. You no longer see them the way they want to be seen so it's not satisfying their illusion, their false reality. This is why they have to find someone else, someone who will see them in the way they want to be seen. So the narcissist and the new source will create this fantasy together, believing that it's real, reinforcing each other's denial and false beliefs. They are fooling themselves into believing that they really have something but check back with them in a few weeks or a few months and you will see the devaluation and discard phase. It's the same process again. Just a different person. It never changes. Everything you see in the love bombing phase with the new source of supply is designed to get a reaction from you. This gives them narcissistic supply by making you feel emotional pain. You now know the truth about the narcissist and their new source of supply. So take your focus off them. You may have thought the narcissist was riding often into the sunset.  Focus on healing yourself from this abusive relationship and forget about the narcissist. Once they get bored of their new source of supply, they will find someone else. They may even have a secondary source of supply while they are with the new source, otherwise they will re-idealise you once they get bored or have an argument with the new source. They will do what is known as hoovering where they come back to you to see if you are still emotionally invested in them. Once they never give you closure, they can use this as a way to get back in. This is usually done with a fake apology or saying that they needed some time apart. Do not fall for it. The narcissist is never sorry. They only wish to use you for their own selfish needs and in many cases they will only come back to finish the job. The grass is always greener on the other side to the narcissist. They are never happy or satisfied with whoever they are with. You may be wondering why they had to cheat on you if they did cheat. Well, hurting you makes them feel alive. It makes them feel powerful and in control. Even if there is no reason for them to cheat, they will still do it. For this reason, they are sadistic and take pleasure in your pain. They have no empathy or consideration for you. This is why it's so easy for them to cheat on you. But just know, if a person cheats once, they will always cheat again. It just depends on how many opportunities they have to cheat on you. Most of them will cheat in the first potential encounter with an attractive man or woman. Narcissists do not value relationships or even friendships. They just pretend they do until you figure them out. And once you figure them out, you will never see them the same way again. I'm sure you had plenty of opportunities to cheat on them. You had plenty of reasons too. And Narcissists never took your feelings or your emotional needs into consideration. It was all about them and what they wanted. They didn't care about how you felt. They didn't care that they were hurting you. I'm sure there were many vulnerable moments where all you wanted was to feel loved and cared for and you knew that the Narcissist was never going to be that person. So you could have cheated on them. You had every reason to do that but the fact that you didn't should serve as a reminder of how good of a person you truly are. Something they will never be except in their own delusional minds. And something they may never find again. I believe that they might even find someone who does the same thing to them. Someone who emotionally abuses them, cheats, lies and leaves them emotionally destroyed. It could happen within a marriage or even when they have children. That's their karma and they've got plenty of that to look forward to. So leave them to move on and deal with that. Do not contact them again. Nothing the Narcissist does is good for you. They have nothing to offer you and everything to take from you. So the best thing you could have done is walked away as soon as you could. You dodged a bullet.  The more they can destroy you mentally, emotionally and even physically they see us as objects or extensions of them. Our only use is to provide them with Narcissist supply. So if we do not do this anymore we are of no use to them. Your good qualities cannot be recognized by a Narcissist. It's like giving a hundred dollar bill to a toddler. They don't know what they are going to do with that. Leave it with them for the ten minutes and they'll tear it up. Same thing with a Narcissist. They cannot recognize or understand your value. Once you see through the mind games you are useless to them. They need people to support their false image, their fantasies and illusions. Someone to provide them with supply. Once you see them for what they are you cannot do this anymore. They value a relationship more than they value themselves. It's the formula for an unhealthy relationship. They don't want a relationship. They need it to survive. People are so emotionally unhealthy these days because they are expecting a person to complete them. Only we can complete ourselves. Narcissist pretend like they have the missing piece to your puzzle. That's basically what their manipulation and trauma bond is. But the truth is they do not have the missing piece to your puzzle. You do. It's within you and it has always been there. They know this and that is why they will do whatever they can to make you believe you are not good enough. They want you to think that they are the missing piece and without them you will never be complete. The truth is with them you will never be complete. They are the one thing that is preventing you from being whole. Of course the Narcissist doesn't self reflect or look within. They can never find that missing puzzle piece within themselves. They try to find it through external sources. Never truly feeling satisfied or fulfilled. They try to find it through other people. Just as they try to find it in you and that's why I would just like to say this just in case someone is watching. You will search for me in someone else but you will never find me. But during the reckless phase after the discard anything goes for the Narcissist. They have lost their primary source of supply and desperately need a replacement. They cannot survive without a source of supply just like we cannot survive long without air. But if a person cheats on their partner once they will do it again even if it's with a different partner often cheaters become more likely to enter a relationship where they are then cheated on and lied to compulsively. This is what I have observed from my experience. The Narcissist will downgrade. Narcissist will always return to who they really are and their true standards in the end. When my ex-Narcissist were with me it was clear to everyone that they were at a standard they had never seen before. After the relationship though it's only natural that they will return to the whole where they belong. That's the real them and that is the standard that they are used to. That's all they know. They do not feel comfortable with a high standard person of value. They need someone who they can look down at and if they can't make you become that person of course they are going to find someone else. They are trying to get someone else to experience the feelings that they once felt as a child. It goes back to that puzzle piece analogy again. I hope I just like to finish this video by repeating it again. You will search for me and someone else but you will never find me.


Thank you, and I'm really honored to be here again, and it was great to see the video, and I was surprised to see that Nick does look a lot like Daniel Craig. Nick, okay. And more importantly, I think there are a lot of things that Vint mentioned that really resonated with us and with me. Today, what I'm going to talk about is what we at Alibaba faces, our challenges, and our opportunities to build a network that can satisfy today's applications. As you all know, we at Alibaba is experiencing a great, great expansion in digital innovation, and we're seeing this on a worldwide scale.  These are just some of the things that we do at Alibaba, and what they do have in common in order to support the great expansion of digital innovation is that they demand a reliable infrastructure. They demand a reliable networking infrastructure so that the applications can run and can support the business. Now, a network reliability is not something new. We all know that at the beginning of the internet or when the internet started to grow 30 years ago, reliability was one of the genes that's built in the internet. The internet has so many unreliable systems, components like hosts, links, or even networks. The magic of data and protocol transmissions hide all those things and make the internet work. And more importantly, during those old days, it is the human beings who are interacting with each other through the network. And with us interacting over the network, the retransmissions take about 10s or even longer to complete. That does not hamper our ability to interact with each other. It does not hamper our ability to use the network. But that day, these days are long gone. Today, in hyperscale data centers, we connect hundreds of thousands of nodes. And we run business critical applications that are very, very, in a way, demand even the most critical, I should say the most, they can't even survive, let's say, the errors that we believe, that we take for granted many, many years ago. Let me put it this way. Think of a network today with hundreds of thousands of links. And many of them do work well except that one of them is dropping, let's say, one packet out of 10,000. The challenge today is how to find that link and isolate it in time so that before our applications freak out and applications can be a game application and can be other business critical applications. And this level of demand, this level of demand of reliability did not exist in the past for many reasons. One of the reasons is that during the old days of the internet, we relied on the protocol and data retransmission to recover from individual errors. But in the meantime, as users, we didn't really care how the network worked. But today, as Vint also mentioned earlier, those things have changed. Today's applications, today's users, they not only demand the network to be reliable, they also understand how the network works. They also see the benefits of a transparent network, how that can help their developed applications. As a result, not only do they want a reliable network, they also demand the transparency from the level up so that through the openness, so that they can build that into the applications, build that into their user experiences to work better. So with that challenge, it is not that we don't have anything today. We do have lots of tools today. Traditionally, we have protocols like BGP. That can help us to detect a link or a node failure anywhere from 50 milliseconds to, let's say, tens of seconds. However, those protocols were developed during the days when we can add two more lines to the reliability to the network and we're happy about this. But in today's environment, those recoveries is not adequate. They're just not sufficient because those tools in general, those tools developed 30 years ago, in general, they are only capable of telling us binary errors, whether a link is up, whether a neighbor is up. They're not capable of telling us what is actually going on in the network so that we can improve our applications and improve our user experiences. And this gives us an opportunity and a challenge to go forward to develop new set of tools, to develop new set of standards. And luckily, this is actually going on. We at Alibaba are very fortunate and honored to be part of the community to work with many, many others to develop those tools and develop those standards. And to start with, we worked with chip vendors to put more and more instrumentations into our network, into those chips. And we work with our partners to develop more and more tools and standards so that that allows us to see the network better so that we can allow applications to react to the glitches in the network better. It's a very, very difficult job, to be honest with you, because to do that requires a real integration of networking technology or the traditional networking technology to be integrated with the latest of the computer science. But fortunately, we're actually seeing the integration of, let's say, networking with big data, with machine learning and many others. We're seeing these new technologies being applied in networking to solve our problems. It's just a start, but as what was happening over the years with the growth of the internet, it takes the great effort of everybody, takes great effort of every company and everyone who's part of the ecosystem to make the whole thing better. So we at Alibaba are very, very honored to be a member of this community. So we don't have a whole lot of time. I want to conclude my talk with an analogy that has been used many, many times before. Over the time, over the years, people tend to describe a computer network as freeways or roads. So what we want from a transparent network point of view is that when you drive on those roads, in addition, or maybe instead of always using a headlamp to find your directions, maybe you want the network to tell you where it's congested, where it's blocked and where it leads a better way to your destination. Okay, thank you.