3.05, presentation of a plaque.

The plaque has to be removed.

Deposits on long term leases.

This is what we call a plaque.

The plaque reads, Albert Einstein lived here.

Now, let me draw a plaque there. and we've been studying plaque since the video on heart attacks.

I start off by taking deposits.

So this is the farmers' deposits.

So that's 10 million of deposits.

We said, we'll take deposits, but we realize that most of the deposits just sit there.

( Jane deposits coin ) Sergeant, it's Jane Washburn.

Then I have 300 of gold deposits.

And then I might take some deposits.

Because what are my total demand deposits?

I have 300 in total demand deposits.

So let's just say I take another 100 gold pieces in deposits, 100 gold pieces of actual deposits.

Sometimes as I might describe here is a plaque.

These are deposits that I owe to people.

I think I have a lot of plaque build up.

At some point, you can imagine this plaque is unstable.

Have you ever wondered what is inside your dental plaque?

Now this is actually a popular plaque, and this is a crowd of overachievers, so I'm betting that some of you have this plaque.

She deposits 10,000 yen in the bank every month.

Rich mineral deposits have been discovered recently in Afghanistan.

Deposits equal liabilities from a bank's point of view.

They found enormous deposits of oil, natural gas and coal.

Our brains can gunk up with plaque, and we can get Alzheimer's.

So, everything the part of the plaque that hasn't moved can experience clotting, and the part of the plaque that is dumped in the bloodstream can also clot.

It's the savings accounts versus the debit accounts with no deposits.

Mountain ranges, plate tectonics, moves the continents around, forms ore deposits.

Or how much you have on demand deposits in a bank?

And these are mineral deposits that are also made by bacteria.

I could have up to 3,000 gold pieces of demand deposits.

I'll just say demand deposits, I won't worry it's demand deposits plus bank notes, but we'll keep it simple right now, I think you get the idea

It's a type of fossilized dental plaque that is called officially dental calculus.

People come, and when their wishes are granted, they put up another plaque.

Many use destructive mountaintop removal to reach coal deposits, causing environmental mayhem.

I assume that everyone always deposits their gold with Bank of Sal.

And actually all of my liabilities at this point are demand deposits.

And so the yellow is the fatty plaque, and panel A is a man.

For that I won a big old plaque Man of the Year in Education.

So what am I going to do with this 10 million of deposits?

Plaques, or I should say, clotting factors can clot these released pieces from the plaque.

It's less likely but sometimes a plaque could also go downstream, kind of form a thromboembolism.

They put it back in my bank. Now I get 900 gold pieces of deposits.