And let me give you some examples.

We have a very, very steady business.

And on the cash flow statement you express that saying

But I think it'll start making sense to you.

It was a huge success.

The annual Spring Scream is in Hengchun.

A lot of books are published every year.

The Board of Trustees' Annual Circle of Gold Gala.

look if you pay a premium if you pay a premium every year of five hundred dollars of the .... the word premium litterally just means the amount that you would pay every year

Let's take food imports.

Mother calculated her monthly expenses.

Yes, put that aside.

You got Dick Clark. That's tradition.

Wait! But we spent that 60,000, especially in year 1

Japanese corporations are slashing their capital spending programs.

BA It's interesting.

500meter dolphin relay!

Last May, I spent nine days living up in Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost settlement in the United States, with a family of Inupiat Eskimos, documenting their annual spring whale hunt.

This was not a cash expense, so from our operations we had 50,000 dollars,

For example why is Apple so innovative?

Well, because there's a lot at stake.

These are the filters and funnels of global capital.

Without billions of dollars from the private sector

I can rent a 1 million house for about 3,000.

If an economy grows at the current average of 3 , it doubles every 23 years.

So, I can see that my 50,000 a year has been well spent.

If we start next year, it is six percent per year.

So to live in this house, how much am I paying just in interest?

Mean motherfucking gracias to them cashmoney ninjas who helped pay my internet bill this month Provisto!

The European Union is now spending over one billion euros annually translating among their 23 official languages.

So in our example right now, what is our equity?

Every year, a big event sets the publishing world in a whirl.

Why is Apple so innovative?

Ozone and particulates from coal burning power plants kill 60,000 Americans a year. A million asthma attacks, a million lost workdays every year.

Every year.

That's 1 billion that they needed.

And so liabilities plus equity is equal to assets.

They had poor crops year after year.

The advantage the country had was human capital nothing else but human capital.

And of course, this guy's great now.

About two million pounds of wheat were exported annually.

About two million pounds of flour are exported annually.

Sometimes you'll just see AUM used, that just means Assets Under Management

It's the same every year, packed with Muggles.

I spent 60,000 on Capital Expenditure sometimes it's property plant and equipment .