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View All2016 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting (Full Version)
Good morning. I’m Warren Buffett. This is Charlie Munger.
I’m the young one, and you may notice in the movie, incidentally, that Charlie is always the one that gets the girl. He has one explanation for that, but I think mine is more accurate: that, as yo…
Calculating the equation of a regression line | AP Statistics | Khan Academy
In previous videos, we took this by variant data and we calculated the correlation coefficient. Just as a bit of a review, we have the formula here, and it looks a bit intimidating. But in that video, we saw all it is, is an average of the product of the …
Barry Sloane: Playing Edward Winslow | Saints & Strangers
Edie Winslow was an emissary between the Saints and the Peconic tribe. Two knives, comprised of fine steel with ornate design, served as a symbol of strength or civic trust. He was a great friend of William Bradford’s and later would go on to not only be …
Enchanted Soudah: Traditions in the Clouds | Saudi Arabia | National Geographic
Dancing flower men. An ancient stone village. Secrets hidden in Saudi Arabia’s mountains might surprise you. I’m a photojournalist, and ever since I heard about the Rijal [Altib], the flower men of Rijal Almaa, I’ve wanted to come to Soudah Peaks.
In the…
The scale of formality | Style | Grammar
Hello Grimarians! Hello Rosie! Hi David!
So, we’re going to be talking about what we call the spectrum of formality today, in the context of language style. Balancing your style between formal and informal language when it’s appropriate is just a general…
Compelling Models for Conservation | Explorers Fest
Loved it! I don’t— I didn’t really think about where it came from. Probably in the same way that you didn’t really think about where your food came from when you were a kid too. I don’t remember exactly when I decided to stop eating sharks in soup or when…