The name of the show is Do Catholics Worship Saints? You're live. Hey friends, this is Dan and Stephanie Burke. You're watching behind the scenes, Divine Intimacy Radio. We'll start the show in just a minute. So today we're going to be talking about the saints with a wonderful guest that we'll introduce to you in a minute. But we're going to answer the question. Do Catholics worship saints? How is it that saints can help us in our spiritual journey to grow in the interior life to come to union with God? And so we'll get to that in just a minute. There's a free webinar coming up. I like the title. I'm sure it will be interesting to people. You should do this around Jordan. You should do this around Halloween, right? The webinar is called What is a Ghost? With Jordan Burke, my, our son and Father Dennis McManus, Father McManus is, is one of the most exceptional and extraordinary communicators I've ever listened to before on the, on spiritual warfare in particular, which is all I've ever heard or speak about. But he does seminary formation. He helped Pope Benedict with the current right of exorcism, I think to make some improvements. And he's just an extraordinary professor. He teaches for, or he teaches for the Aval Institute, higher calling, high calling program. And he also is directs our spiritual direction program for, for seminarians. So he's a powerhouse. Jordan's kind of interesting. I don't know, Jordan. So when is this going to happen? Cause you mentioned Halloween. So we don't want to confuse people. Is there a real date? August 1st at 645 p.m. central. Okay. And if you can't make it live, you can still register to receive a link to the video. So go spiritualdirection.com forward slash events. And you'll find that webinar. What is a ghost? Probably be pretty, it's going to be, it's going to be super interesting. Yeah, because Father McManus is amazing. I could just sit and listen to him all day long and people were mesmerized by his talk at the summit. Yeah, summer. He was one of our headline speakers and just a remarkable priest. Now, what's interesting is our guest has similar rave reviews as Father McManus. So don't, don't, you know, hang out with us for a second and then we'll jump into the show and we'll get to, we'll get to share with you who this top secret human is that we're going to bring on. I can't, it's Edwards, but you know, what am I going to do? So the last thing I want to tell you about is that we have a new pilgrimage that we've announced coming up. Yes, I'm so excited. And it's, and it's related to our guest too in a way. We're going back to Spain, which has been my, I've loved all of the pilgrimages we've led, but Israel was really a highlight this lot this month earlier this month or was it July? Does it? It was in the past recent. Yeah, so can you tell it and get any sleep last night? So we're going to be leading a Carmelite pilgrimage to Spain and it's going to be off the hook. Amazing. Yeah. And if you've ever been on pilgrimages with us, one thing you know is they're not spiritual vacations. We actually pray and it's also not sort of a Disneyland sort of kind of it's a beautiful encounter with the saints that we're walking in the steps of it's, it's prayer. It's just really awesome. We keep it down to one bus. Yeah, you will not find us with three to nine buses as other really wonderful human beings do. We keep it to one bus because this is not about raising money. This is about being together and really entering into the purpose of pilgrimage, which is encounter and transformation. Yeah. So it's awesome. I mean, if you talk to anybody that's been on pilgrimage with us, it's really extraordinary. They're life changing and I just love all the miracles that we see and the people whose lives are completely transformed through the prayer and walking with us in these, these beautiful steps of our saints, which is related to our topic today. Yeah. So spiritualdirection.com forward slash event same, same page for what does it go? So check that out. It'll fill up pretty fast and I think we're ready to go. You ready? I'm ready to go on your mark. Let's go. Welcome to divine intimacy radio. This is Dan and Stephanie Burke. You're listening to your radio Haven of rest. Your hermitage of the heart, your monastery of the mind where we lift our hearts and minds to heaven to draw upon the wisdom of the saints that we might come to union with God. And we have a very special guest today. Yep. Double triple special. Yes. I'm very excited to announce our guests. So here we go. Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell is joining us today. She received her doctorate so I obviously haven't received my doctorate because I can't speak. That's right. So Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell has received her doctorate in a list in institutional social communications from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome. First of first first woman to first late is a layperson Dr. Mitchell. First layperson first layperson and first first female. Awesome. That's awesome. Her dissertation artist and image, artistic creativity and personal formation in the thought of Edis Stein focuses on Saint Edis Stein's understanding of the role of beauty in evangelization. She has done many more amazing holy things, one of which is she is a professor for us at the Avila Institute. And so we're very glad to have her join us today. So welcome. Good morning Stephanie. Good morning, Dan. It is great to be here. So today we're talking about obviously Saints and you've done an amazing job helping and teaching at the Institute and and really revealing the beauty of Saint Edis Stein and her religious name. Of course the Saint Teresa Benedicta but and is it of the cross? Isn't it of the cross? That's correct of the cross. She chose that was asked for that title when she became a Carmelite religious because it was an encounter with the cross during World War One. That made her, she said it shattered her unbelief. And I think that's quite an amazing testimony to the power of the lived experience of the cross. She was, she had a very beloved professor and his name was Adolf Reinach and one often died in World War One and Edith was asked to come and assist Professor Reinach's widow to arrange his papers and Edith didn't want to go because she was broken up and she thought how much more the widow is going to be a wreck and this is a disaster and the widow was complete composed serene in her sorrow wedded to the cross that there was redone or in her husband's death and the suffering of the death and the acceptance of God's will in the cross on her and Edith said my my unbelief which was very entrenched for Edith Stein is shattered. Fascinating. Now we're going to, you already gave us a little glimpse, a little window into her life, but I do want to back up and ask and answer, you know the first the the show begs a question and and we do know that Protestants listen and also Catholics get criticized or or troubled by this this issue that we're going to talk about today, but then we'll dive back into to Saint Teresa of Benedicta is about Catholics worshiping saints. I one of the great things about being a convert is I know a lot of scripture and I'll never forget the real the awareness that emerged in me where Saint Paul said follow me as I follow Christ right and it's not a problem to follow someone as they follow Christ now of course Saint Paul was alive when you wrote those letters or he still is alive but he was he was he was he hadn't passed on to eternal eternal life or to the great cloud of witnesses yet but what what do we say when when Protestants claim that we worship saints? What's what's the best answer for that you hit the nail right on the head. It's that our veneration of the saints it does not stop or end with the life of that Saint worship is always directed to God worship can only be given to the deity God and so when we venerate is the term that we use the saints we are respecting and honoring the life that they lived and the way in which they then point us to God so when we venerate a saint what the saint does is takes our interest and our prayers and points it all and gives it all to God. The saints are in heaven. That's what makes you with saint. The church has confirmed that those individuals lived a life of heroic faith hope and charity and that in heaven which means they are worshiping God 24 7 that's what they're doing and so our veneration and respect to them for them our honoring of them is always transferred up to God. You think of adulation adulation in the sports world we we quote unquote worship athletes. But but the nation ends there it ends with the athlete it often doesn't even spill over into their personal which could be questionable or unquestionable we just look at their skill and talent and we we we laud it. It's an obsessive degree I would say often in our culture but there's none of that in venerating the saints we are asking friends and mentors who are as as real and as alive as we are here on earth to help us get to our goal which is and they do and I think they choose us. I think they befriend us. I know that St. Edisdine be friends people so if you're listening to this today she's she's shouting out to you because she has a way to help you in what you need to do to serve Christ more fully. You know one of the questions that I think begs to be answered is is why would they want to help us right. You know I was I was speaking to an individual just recently and the person was struggling with this disbelief that saints would actually want to help them in their struggle to help them deal with what they were struggling with you know how how do we answer that like why would they bother with us you know we're not saints we may be saints in the making but we're not saints yet. Why if they're busy worshiping God why would they bother with us. The generosity of the same just bills over it's like a fountain that's overflowing in the church often even in my own life a saint will point me to another saint like hey you're asking me about this but did you know that this thing is even better at helping you with that today is the memorial of Saint Joachim and the parents of the Blessed Mother. And so I mean it starts in the ancient church and then it goes even to the modern martyrs but there's a generosity Stephanie I think in the saints hearts they want to help us to to come to where they are and joy and they know the beatific vision and it's as if you I mean we all say hey did you know about this thing so excited about it can I tell you about it whatever it is that we're passionate about and we can't stop talking about it and leading others to it in our secular lives and it's the same with the saints but they're always leading us to God always.  I'm a pure example of Edith Stein choosing someone I was in Rome doing my doctorate in church communications and when you live in Rome you go to the canonizations just kind of as a life and there was a Sunday 1998 in which in October in which Stein was being canonized and I went no no devotion to her no prior knowledge of her life or biography and there I was in the square and I actually said Saint Edith I probably won't be very close to you because you are this towering philosophical intellect but you know help me and help me to know what to do and how to use my gifts and she's the opposite. She is so down to earth so simple so human so humorous so wanting to help us in in small ways leading us then to the fullness of our vocation and she just took me by the hand and said hey I've got this whole body of work and if you could sit in the library and out I'd really like it given to the world and that's I put together her her work on beauty. She has a lot they about each of us as a masterpiece of the divine artists meaning we're an artwork of God and our entire lives effecting the artwork that we are to be fully beautiful and fully realized for him. So it was very simple. I would say simplicity is my maybe the story of my my journey. The Lord was always showing me what was next and sometimes it was intimidating but he was always there in a family. We always pray that the Lord would send people to befriend us and to be with us and to show us who we should need and what we do and I think if you pray like that the Lord's got the plan and he's put inside of you gifts that you that you are going to realize and it's just a matter of sort of unfolding. So it's really beautiful. I love that you know because we know that we can help people connect to God through the good the true and the beautiful. I think beauty is something that so many people can rally around that we can agree upon and we can look at something and find it very moving. Can you tell us before we go to break we've got about about a minute. A little bit about this idea of beauty and why it's so important. What have you learned from Edith saying Edith sign tells us what we what we know instinctively which is that the beautiful is what touches and moves the soul to respond. And so if your soul is moved and touched and really leading toward joy. That's beauty that's the quality of the beauty and it always points beyond to its source which is God himself and so the divine archetype meaning the divine model the divine perfect form of all God himself is what you're experiencing in natural beauty artistic beauty the beauty of a friendship when your soul is touched move to respond and there's a joy. That's an experience of beauty and it's such a powerful way to come to know God. Beautiful and no pun intended beautiful. So when we get back from the break will continue to talk about Saint Edith Stein with Dr. Mitchell and if you have an interest in her and you want to pray a novena to her. This year we will be publishing and a brand new divina and we don't believe there's anything out there like it that you can find anywhere and that'll be you'll find that at apostoliva.org no matter when you hear the broadcast and you hear it after the feast day you can get it the next get it ready for the next year but a p o s t o l i v i a e .org and there's the blog section there and you can get access to that without being a member of the site so we'll be back in just a minute for everyone listening Dr. Mitchell if you're enjoying her which I'm sure you are she teaches at the Abel Institute and there are a few courses coming up that I want to tell you about we do we do you have a course scheduled yet sometimes soon to in fact I just started one and it's on the biography of the life of Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross it's a six week course there are five days five seminars left and then in the fall in November I will be doing Masterpiece of Divine Artists which is Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross is teaching on beauty as a Catholic God so that's avala-institute.org we have a few courses other courses coming up short term spiritual wisdom of Saint Thomas Aquinas healing the imagination a reading course in the Lord of the Rings all of those and Dr. Mitchell's courses can be found at avala-institute.org and I think we're ready to jump back in okay so when we jump back in I just like to hit the idea of beauty a little bit more and here we go and your markets that go this is Dana Stephanie Burke welcome back to Divine Intimacy Radio and we're talking about with Dr. Mitchell about Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross a lot of people know her as Edith Stein which was her name before she became a Carmelite religious it's interesting Dr. Mitchell I think I read a quote a while back from Aquinas and then I wrote a post on it and I'm sorry for whatever reason I can't remember I'm pretty sure it was Aquinas but he talked about this idea of the mind of God and the expression of the mind of God and we live because he loves us we live at a retreat center that's exquisite and I would I was just thinking the post had pictures of the beauty at the retreat center and the question was would you like to see the mind of God and so then of course the picture then I would show the beauty in the pictures and then try to help people to understand this is the way he thinks this this the beauty is the essence of how he thinks am I am I on target with these ideas absolutely Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross calls God the divine artist capital D capital A and he is the par excellence divine artist I was out on a walk yesterday evening and the sky was so gorgeous I said it looks like Monet painted that sky and then I said to myself oh wait a minute Monet is a reflection a shadow is brilliance of the power of the artistic ability of God and so the sky was painted by God last night and it was a beautiful blue and gorgeous clouds and everywhere you look you have that beauty but what Saint Edith sign says she says all artistic creation secret service and that's a profound remark if if the art is true meaning it it hearkens to the genuine and it's in it's in sync with with truth and goodness it is serving God he says ultimately we are the living images that God is crafting and creating meaning that you Dan and you Stephanie your artworks in the world your living images that the divine artist is perfecting and Stein says that happens through gentle strokes and chisel blows and I think in our lives we have known both we know both the chisel blows those moments you just feel like what was that and it's it's jarring and then the fine brush strokes that he comes in and lays into our interior and what you become Stein says it's called the Le Bendige Bilder which means living artworks living images you then are someone to God because they see you and you're a masterpiece and they say what is it that makes Dan and Stephanie tick what is it about Mother Teresa that just resonates something more well Mother Teresa the masterpiece of the divine artist awesome it's really beautiful never heard that before I I I know Stephanie's got a question but it just reminds me a little bit of a I was going through the liturgy of the hours last week is just normal and I ran across this passage in the Old Testament where it talked about God delighting in forgiving us of our sins you know but this idea of God delighting in us as well has been something that meditated a lot on and I think that we because of our brokenness especially folks who are aware of their sinfulness and they have shame and and you know doubt and you know they're drawn to sin and we we can really miss the essence of who we are isn't as Stephanie like to say you are not your sin right the essence of who we are isn't sin it's not our failures the essence of who we are is who the divine artist is is drawing if you will creating unfolding yeah this beautiful understanding that we are daughters and sons of a great King and how exquisitely he loves us you know as you were talking about the beauty of creation I was reminded that I went out on our back porch here at the retreat center about 430 am so everything was dark and we had the crescent moon and I could see the stars and as I stood on the back steps and looked up into the sky you know it was just a moment of deep awe and praise of how how majestic and beautiful and generous a God we have you know how how good you are to us Lord that you love us with such beauty and that you've painted the sky in this manner just for us and just for me at this moment right and just this moment and had I had I not gotten up and followed that urge to prayer I would have missed it so it was just so exquisite so I'm I'm sorry go ahead did you want to say something I was going to say and and St. Edith Stein who who really had no faith until she converted to Christianity and Catholicism she is in a Jewish family but she she gave up praying and she became really a questioning atheist. She says he seeks truth seeks God whether he realizes it or not and in hindsight she knows that her to the divine was in the arts and in natural beauty until she met him as Christ incarnate and she was such an academic you would think well she came in actually to the faith but she didn't she came to the faith through a series of meeting for living images meaning live breathing people who were living their faith and that's what broke the the chains that in a in a near despair that she would ever find something more. She reached the heights academic let's say prowess and and she wanted something more because there was something more what so when you want to go out and you are at 430 in the morning seeing that sky and you're called to something higher it's because there is thing higher and so God never disappoints us and he's never less than we could hope or expect or need or want and so Stein Stein came to the faith through meeting living breathing Christians eventually she meets St. Teresa of Avila speaking of the Avila Institute. She reads Teresa of Avila's biography and she closes it and she says this is the truth and she is ready for really her her full call which is going to be to be a cloister Carmelite religious. She lives in the world for eight more years getting her bearings as a Catholic and she loses her position at a university because of the anti-Semitic laws during the Nazi persecution and that ironically that chisel blow is the Lord opening the door of Carmel to her and she becomes a Carmelite professed religious and she eventually dies then in Auschwitz concentration camp when the Nazi persecution comes even into the heart of cloisters and removes those born Jewish and takes them to Auschwitz but she dies as a martyr of the faith because she is she is rounded up in a persecution that is particularly anti-Catholic. It's her the roundup is retribution for a bold statement made by the Catholic peace and bishops in Holland at and that's where Stein ended up for safety. She's transferred from Germany to Carmel the Carmel and she's rounded up in it in in odium feed in hatred of the faith which is glorious in terms of who she's called to be. That's so remarkable. So let's move on to the next question. So what are some of the stories of transformation you've heard while teaching at Avala as people go deep into the life of this extraordinary saint of St. Eustine how because it's just moving even to hear a short synopsis of her. So I'm certain there are stories of transformation as people enter into the fullness of who she was and her transformation. I would say that the main comment that students give on the way into the class is I don't know anything about St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross also known as St. Eustine. I've just heard about her and I want to know more. So they come in almost wanting to get to know a friend and because I know St. Eustine chooses and be friends and invites. She's called all the students and she's got a special gift for each one of them and often it's a meeting them where they're at and affirming who they're called to be and the gifts and talents that I think students have but they don't quite know how they're meant to offer more to the Lord. And there's a piece that comes from St. Eustine. She comes alongside you and she really just encourages you. What you're doing is meaningful and you can do more. I often tell the students to go write an article because their insights are profound as they're living through the biography of St. Eustine. So I think then this seems to set us back out into the world. So I think you come into the class thinking I just like to learn a little something and then you're touched by the Holy Spirit through the intercession of St. Eustine and your gifts are released in a new way after the out into the world because there's more needed of you. I remember I was reading something about her life and she she I think she uttered the phrase the world is on fire. It may have been in a letter, you know, during during the Holocaust and in Germany's advancing. She she asks Dan she really knows that she's impotent. She can't do anything to affect the world situation. And so she asks her mother superior in writing to allow her to be a Holocaust. Them meaning I will be interiorly mortified for the Lord and that will have power. And she says I know other souls will do the same. So if you can't go do the great thing, you can F E F E C T through your the life you're living, which Joe Kim and Anne would have done. They change the entire through personal holiness and hiddenness. If what is she the the patroness of do you know is one depression and anxiety and mental illness and then which is so fascinating and also those seeking work and then those called to witness for their faith. Those three groups of people fascinating. Well, and when I see her, one of the things that drew me to her was the photographs of her and she looks like a woman of deep suffering. I'm sure that she had much joy because everyone in Christ does. But there's just this. I don't know. It reminds me of some beautiful paintings. I've seen of Our Lady of Sorrows and how she's just bearing the weight of the world, though willingly, of course, a martyr. There's a resonance with the St. Edisdine was remarked upon as a living pita as she went to Auschwitz in the way that she carry other people, particularly children and and suffered with with that with a willingness. As it went. Well, folks, if you're if you've enjoyed Dr. Mitchell, she's one of our favorite teachers here at the Aval Institute. I mean, according to the students and she has a beautiful heart for God and a passion and and and an academic heart that's filled filled with God's love and and desire and it just it pours out of her. So check out the Aval Institute to grow spiritually and with that we are our show is up. Okay. Until next time, may the God of peace make you perfect in holiness. May he preserve you whole and entire spirit, soul and body irreproachable at the coming of our Lord. Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Just just for our editor when you edit the show and I know we're still live streaming so the live streamers don't worry and I know you're still there. But when you edit the show, edit the first reference about feast day of Joachim. But leave the the latter references. But anyway, Dr. Mitchell, it's really been great to meet you and we where do you live? Where's your where's your home? I'm in Wisconsin. Wisconsin. Okay. Well, if you ever down this way and you need rest, reach out to us. We'd love to meet you face to face and host you at the retreat. Thank you. That would be that would be absolutely. I will I will try and get there. Thank you and thank you for all that you both do. It's a it's a holocaust of its own that bears fruits of. Thank you. God bless you. God bless you for folks still listening. If you want to be a part of the Novena this year and I strongly recommend you do that so that the graces that come through this great Saint can come to you. Go to apostoliva.org and you'll be in the blog. It'll be published there any any day now to prepare you for that for the Novena and for her feast day. Is it a feast day? It's a memorial probably, right? I believe that's right. I think it's a memorial. Okay. Well, God bless you. Thank you for your joy. It's really I can't say enough how important it is for the people of God to see joy in the midst of very difficult and dark times. So thanks for helping to make it a little brighter. Thank you. Okay. God bless you.


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Thank you for coming to the HPC and AI Innovation Lab. So I'm sure that you've heard a lot of excitement in the industry about what we can do with AI and machine learning and deep learning. And our team in our lab has been building solutions for this space. So very similar to what we do with our other solutions, including high performance computing, where we take servers, storage, networking, software, and put it all together to build and design targeted solutions for a particular use case, and then bring in services and support along with that so that we have a complete product. That's what we're doing for the AI space as well. So whether we're doing it with machine learning, algorithms, and whether your data is, say, for example, in Hadoop, or whether you're doing deep learning, convolutional neural networks, RNN, and no matter what technology you're using. So you have different choices for compute that those compute choices can be CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, custom ASICs. There's all sorts of different choices for compute. Similarly, you have a lot of different choices for networking, for storage, and your actual use case.  What are you trying to do? So our goal is multiple fold. First, we want to bring in all these new technologies, all these different technologies, see how they work well together. Specifically in the AI space, we want to make sure that we have the right software framework, because a big piece of putting these solutions together is making sure that your MXNet, and CAFE, and TensorFlow, and all these frameworks are working well together, along with all these different neural network models. So putting all these things together, making sure that we can run standard benchmark datasets so we can do comparisons across configurations, and then as a result of all that work, share best practices and tuning, including the storage pieces. Our top 500 cluster is over here, so multiple racks. This is a cluster that is more than 500 servers today, so around 560 servers, and on the latest top 500 list, which is a list that's published twice a year of the 500 fastest supercomputers in the world. And we started with a smaller number of CPUs. We had 128 servers. And then we added more servers, we swapped over to the next generation of CPUs, then we added even more servers, and now we have the latest generation Intel CPUs in this cluster. One of the questions we've been getting more and more is what do you see with liquid cooling? So Dell has had the capability to do liquid cool systems for a while now, but we recently added this capability into factory as well. So you can order systems that are direct contact liquid cool directly from factory. Let's compare the two, right? Right over here, you have an air-cooled rack. Here we have the exact same configuration, so the same compute infrastructure, but with liquid cool. The CPU has a cold plate on it, and that's cooled with facilities water. So these pipes actually have water flowing through them. And so each sled has two pipes coming out of it for the water loop. And these pipes from each server, each sled, go into these rack manifolds. And at the bottom of the rack over there is where we have our heat exchanger. In our early studies, we have seen that your efficiency in terms of how much performance you get out of the server should not matter whether you're air-cooled or liquid-cooled if your air-cooling solution can provide enough cooling for your components. So what that means is, if you have a well air-cooled solution, it's not gonna perform any worse than a liquid-cooled solution. What the liquid cooling allows you to do is in the same rack space, put in a higher level configuration, higher TDP processors, more disks, a configuration that you say cannot adequately liquid air-cool, that configuration in the same space in your data center with the same airflow, you will be able to liquid cool. And the biggest advantage of liquid cooling today is to do with PUE ratios. So how much of your infrastructure power are you using for compute and your infrastructure versus for cooling and energy, yeah, and power? This is production. This is part of the cluster. What we are doing right now is we are running rack level studies, right? So we've done single chassis studies in our thermal lab along with our thermal engineers on the advantages of liquid cooling and what we can do and how it works for our particular workloads. But now we have a rack level solution and so we are running different types of workloads, manufacturing workloads, weather simulation, some AI workloads, standard high performance, limb pack benchmarks on an entire rack of liquid cool, an entire rack of air-cool. All these racks have metered PDUs where we can measure power. So we're gonna measure power consumption as well and then we have sensors which will allow us to measure temperature and then we can tell you the whole story. And of course, we have a really, you know, a phenomenal group of people in our thermal team, our architects, and we also have the ability to come in and evaluate a data center to see, you know, does liquid cooling make sense for you today? So it's not a, you know, one size fits all and liquid cooling is what everybody must do and you must do it today. No, it's a, and that's the value of this lab, right? Actual quantitative results for liquid cooling for all our technologies for all our solutions so that we can give you the right configuration, right optimizations with the data backing it up for the right decision for you instead of forcing you into the one solution that we do have. So now we're actually standing right in the middle of our Zenith supercomputer. So all the racks around you are Zenith. You can hear that the noise level is higher. That's because this is one cluster. It's running workload right now, both from our team and our engineers as well as from customers who can get access into the lab and run their workload. So that noise level you hear is an actual supercomputer. We have C6420 servers in here today with the Intel Xeon scalable family processors and that's what you see in these racks behind you and in front of you and this cluster is interconnected using the Omnipath interconnect. There are thousands and thousands of applications in the HPC space and over the years we've added more and more capability. So today in the lab we do a lot of work with manufacturing applications that's computational fluid dynamics, CFD, CAE, structural mechanics, you know, things like that. We do a lot of work with life sciences. That's next generation sequencing applications, molecular dynamics, cryogenic electron microscopy. We do weather simulation applications and a whole bunch more, quantum chromodynamics. We do a whole bunch of benchmarking of subsystems. So tests for compute, for network, for memory, for storage. We do a lot of parallel file systems and IO tests and when I talk about application benchmarking, we're doing that across different compute, network and storage to see what the full picture looks like and the list that I've given you is not a complete list. 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First question is from Elena JB does fasted cardio really make a difference?  No doesn't make a difference.  So I can even make the argument that in some cases Fed cardio is probably better now. Here's where fasted cardio might make a difference. You might get better at doing fasted cardio So if you're wanting to improve your ability to perform while being in a fasted state This might help you But no aside from that. There's no additional benefit Personal preference thing. It's not just that. I'll add more benefit to it. So I Like this question a lot because this is actually how I found Lane Norton like eight nine years ago So right when I was starting to get in shape after I'd fallen out of shape I was kind of looking for resources that I thought in the space that were really good Came across this guy Lane Norton who I had no idea Who kind of specialized in competitors and people getting in competitive shape And one of the things that he was debunking and talking shit about was fasted cardio And I was drawn into it because it was something that I utilized and I was doing already And made complete sense and he does and if Lane's a great resource for this So somebody who's watching and wants to hear more of the science and as far as what's happening in the body that To prove your point that you're talking about He's great for that. Now that being said even knowing that I continued that And the reason why I continued it was I had tremendous results from it Not because there was something that was happening that was so special that because I was fasted was that Never ever did I get up at six o'clock in the morning to do any sort of movement In fact, if I was not getting up and doing my fasted cardio, I would sleep in I would sleep until seven in the morning Shower have breakfast do my normal routine Train at noon or one like I always do And that was my routine I began to do fasted cardio where I got up an extra hour early Go to the gym walk wouldn't run or do anything crazy Just walk for one hour and then go about my day get my training session at 12 one had tremendous success from it But behaviorally wise you saw improvements Yes, and I think that's the part that you you still have to factor that in and that by the way That's the why the bro science continues and why you still see all these competitors do it now They try and you know, they don't know that's why it works. Yeah, right. They don't I don't think they realize that burning zone Yeah, so I think they don't they don't realize that but the the This was the only time that I would get up an hour before I would ever go to bed Was when I was disciplining myself to do this fasted cardio Not to mention Normally my routine is get up and then have a breakfast first thing I do is have breakfast So instead of actually having breakfast here I was in this depleted state with no, you know Not a lot of fuel at all because I hadn't eaten since seven o'clock the day before and not only am I not eating I'm actually trying to burn Without any calories. So the idea that okay, my body is going to utilize fat versus Me having a bunch of food in me and then utilizing glucose first It was the theory and the idea of continuing that on and had tremendous success with it And I still Recommended if you use it like that But if you think you're doing something extra special or you're really not Well, this is where again to your point of of bro science like kind of perpetually kind of existing is because it's It's honing in on something that it can become a habit and something like you're adding an extra amount of activity Uh, and we all know as trainers people that establish these in early morning time slots Usually have the most longevity in terms of like establishing like new types of habits in the routine So, you know, it makes sense that this could be an opportunity to now add, you know More excess activity that in accumulates You know your overall towards the end of the day Yeah, I think the behavior stuff is always important to consider But all things being equal if you're going to get the same activity as you would if it was fast or not Does it make a difference? Now it's personal preference like I work out fast it every morning because I feel better Working out fast it. I know most people don't most people need to have some food A couple hours before they train for for maximum performance. I just like working out fast that it feels better to me But other than that No, it's it's got no additional benefit all things being equal but I think what adam what you said is very important because Oftentimes all things are not equal And one thing may work better for your behaviors Then the other and that's where the benefit often comes from and we think it's like some You know physiological magic that's happening, but it's not it's the fact that You just you moved more or you woke up early and moved more versus if you didn't I think this is this is similar to the bro science that would try and support the anabolic window also I think part of why people saw so much success with doing things like that is the ritual of Making sure you pound a protein shake as soon as you get done with your workout Like you would never have a meal in the locker room of a gym But you know, it's become so ritualized as as the anabolic window that you have all these meat heads pounding shakes before They even leave the locker room now Okay, and then they swear by it helping them out Well, probably because there's an extra 30 40 grams of protein and without that they may not hit their protein I get it because you got to literally be intentional. That's right. So it's a ritual And so I found I even would catch myself doing the same thing too Is especially when I was bulking and trying to get five six thousand calories One of the things I liked was if as soon as I finished working out if I slammed a shake By the time I got home showered I'd already be ready for another meal It was just another way for me to get more calories and more protein in saw tremendous value It had nothing to do with the anabolic window It was more about the behavior of me making sure I consistently get another 30 grams of protein as quick as I could Hey, if you like this clip and you want to see more like this click right here But if you want to see the full episode where this clip came from click right here


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Hello everyone, welcome to a video lecture on basics of satellite communication. Myself, K.R. Viradhar, assistant professor, department of electronic and telecommunication engineering, Valtran Institute of Technology, Sholapur. Let us start with the learning outcomes first. At the end of this session, students will be able to define and explain satellite communication basics. First, we will come to know what is satellite? Satellite is basically any object that revolves around a planet in a circular or elliptical path. Satellite is an object, basically it is an object which revolves around in a planet, either it takes circular or elliptical path. But when you consider the artificial satellite and it is also called man-made object, it also orbiting the earth in a solar system. So, artificial satellites which are revolved around the earth. A practical scenario of earth station you can see here, so earth is revolving at the same speed, satellite also revolving. This is an animation of geosynchronous satellites because geosynchronous satellites revolve at the same speed of the earth, satellite communication system. The schematic shows the satellite communication system. It consists of mainly transmitting station, receiving station and the satellite. When you consider terrestrial communication, you have three things. One is transmitting station, other one is the receiving station, in between that some repeaters are placed. So, there is a problem between transmitting and receiving station, there is no direct line of path. In such a case, we need to place one repeater.  It takes the signals from the transmitting station and remove noise and amplify the signal and retransmit to the receiving station. So, here satellite makes exactly same as the repeater in terrestrial communication. It takes the signals from the transmitting station, remove noise and amplify the signals and retransmit to the receiving earth stations. The transmitting earth station signals sends to the satellite through uplink. That means, the process of transmitting the signals from earth station to the satellite is called uplink. So, the signal received at the satellite from the transmitting earth station will remove noise and amplify the signals and retransmit again to the receiving earth station through the downlink. The process of transmitting from the satellite to the receiving earth station is called the downlink. In this slide, we shall see different types of satellites. Satellites are basically classified are of three types. One is Geo, Mio and Leo. Geo means geostationary earth orbit that is also called geostationary satellites. Other one is the Mio, it is also called medium earth orbit. Third one is Leo that is also called the low earth orbit. Geostationary satellites are placed at a distance of 36,000 kilometer from the earth station. These are used for the communication applications whereas, Leo satellites are placed very close to the earth station. So, Mio stationers are medium earth orbit, medium earth orbits are placed between Geo and Leo. So, with the basic knowledge, can you guess what are the applications are use of a satellites? What are the different use of satellites? Pass this video, think and write your answers. We have huge number of applications in day to day lives. I think you might have written the answer. Let us see those. The uses of satellites are very essential in our daily lives. The various use of a satellites are first one weather reports. So, satellites are used to monitor the climatic and weather condition on the earth surface. Second one is direct to home that is also called television transmission by direct TV. These are used to connect signals from broadcasting TV station to the TV present in your home via satellites. When a telephone calls taking image of earth, we can take the image of earth from the satellites. Global positioning system, this is one of the most important application of satellites which is used to locate the GPS system. The various advantages of satellite communication over terrestrial are the coverage area of a satellite is large. Using satellite, you can have a large coverage area. Transmission cost of satellite is independent of coverage area. Even if you want to increase the coverage area, but the cost of the system will not increase. Whereas in the terrestrial communication, we need to increase the cable cost because we need to install more cables and more length cable means more cost. Satellite to satellite communication is very precise. So, we can transmit the signals from earth station to one satellite again from one satellite to another satellite then to the receiving earth station that can be precise and accurate. Higher bandwidths are available for use a large bandwidth in terms of gigahertz are available in satellite communications. The various disorient is of satellites are launching satellites into orbit is costly. So, to build the satellite and to launch the satellite for a and place it in a such a higher orbit around 36,000 kilometer, the cost of the total launching will be become high. Satellite bandwidth is a gradually becoming used up. So, once if you use a certain bandwidth, so same bandwidth cannot be used. So, almost all bandwidths are used up that is also one of the disadvantage of satellite. Large propagation delay in satellite communication, if I want to transmit a signal from transmitting station to receiving station for example, from one person to another person around a 10 kilometer what happens in terrestrial communication we can transmit directly through the cable. Whereas in the satellite communication what happens we need to send the signal from transmitting station to the satellite and then from satellite again to the receiving station here the delay which is going to take or propagation delay which is going to take in increase. These are the frequency bands for satellite communications. We can see in the first column there are various bands available and the second column in the range of frequencies is used for each band and total available band in the third column and their general applications. In these bands of frequencies the most commonly used are C, KU and KA bands those are discussed in the next slides. Commonly used frequency bands are three those are C band, KU band and the KA band. The C band frequency range is around 4 to 8 gigahertz the most commercial satellites are used in this band. The bandwidth allocated for this C band is around 500 megahertz. This band is also known as 4 by 6 gigahertz band. KU band the frequency range is 12 to 18 gigahertz, KU band is primarily used for communication satellites. The KU band has electromagnetic spectrum in the micro range of frequencies. KA band the KA band frequencies is range is 26 to 40 gigahertz. The KA band covers the frequencies of 26.5 to 40 gigahertz. The 30 by 20 gigahertz band is used in communication satellites. So, these are used in high resolution close range targeting radars. These are also used in abroad military airplanes. These are the references used to prepare the above PPT. Thank you.


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I say for English breakfast the alcohol the y'all go to the restaurant be like yeah can I get a full English breakfast no you don't you call it something else like that's like me going to that's like me going to Jayjeer dinosaur's pizza and asks him for Chicago style deep dish pizza like it ain't even sound right cuz I'm from Chicago and like I King Charles said I talked to him and he was like yo do you want dual citizenship because he seen that I was on every every newspaper type thing he's seen me on his coronation paper my bad to the Scousers Scousers I was in the Suns I apologize I know what they did I'm not for it where I'm against it and they called they they had to switch my title he ain't like who is y'all talking to like that first of all I'm honorary respect me respect the Scousers respect the UK you feel me okay okay that's long enough right that's been brewing for five minutes okay so basically like I was saying though I'm trying to do a UK breakfast and I want everything to go smoothly you get me so my sugar in here y'all said I put too much y'all said I put too much sugar last time still gonna put the same amount to me it wasn't enough you feel me I went from not adding sugar to anything to putting full sugars you get me you'll get me you know I'm eating drinking this is your fault I've never drank tea that's my mom I never ever drank tea before I start messing with y'all before I start doing these videos before whoever sent me Tetley tea oh my Scouser boy my boy from Liverpool sent me to lift the tea ever since he sent me that man anyway I want y'all to help me like okay I want to make sure I'm get the right things okay bet bet bet okay so excuse my refrigerator I'm a bachelor so I got eggs eggs are eggs we can't go wrong with eggs you feel me I only got six because a 12 pack was $8 and I'm not doing that I don't know how to fry eggs so I will have somebody helping me I got these now this is the question I got is this the right brand of like is it of course it's not the right brand because y'all we don't have the same brands but is it baby Bella mushrooms is it I don't these look right right and how do I season them is the question that I had what is the seasoning thing that I'm doing I know I sauteed them in a pan but like what seasonings I'm a I'm a I'm a truck okay I'm a go to the market that market that I went to for the UK stuff for the UK market and get the I'm gonna get y'all brand of bread what brand of bread should I get there was multiple breads which brand of bread should I get which brand of sausage for the English breakfast should I get there's only one brand of there's only one brand of black pudding so I'm gonna get that and then which brand of what sausage black pudding oh they're baked I'm getting the bacon from there there was multiple brands of bacon they had to so which brand of bacon should I get as well and then I'm sorry I had to go to cheap route man cuz that's that market store is expensive so this got all benefits you see me gotta stay cheap down here stay dangerous Heinz vegetarian beans I don't need pork in mind anyway I'm good and then I got the peeled plum tomatoes I was on live on tiktok asking which one should I get they told me that's gonna do and with these right I just do I put these in the pan like that and just like heat them up low and slower do I just open this can and put them on the plate like do they need to be heated up or what and these I know low and slow do I put a little butter on here like what like salt and pepper like what do I do with this big daughter movement you know I'm saying artistic you feel me I don't know if it go like this or this or this I'm gonna say like this it looked like a little you know I'm saying anyway yeah so should I and then should I get another tea brand or is Yorkshire cool is Yorkshire cool to drink with the breakfast or should I get like English breakfast tea because I heard that's what you get in the UK when the order T standard you feel me yeah man those are the questions I have full English breakfast that's about it man till I leave like comment subscribe turn your post let me know in the comments this is serious I need y'all's help man this is gonna be on it's it's gonna be on social media I want to make us look good you know I'm saying cuz y'all started it so I want to make y'all look good you know I'm saying let me know


Y254 TV. This is still wine morning. If you were not here when the conversation began we are talking about online sex exploration and social media influence on young people. Before we went on that short break she was talking to us about the effect of social media, the implication of social media on the young people. And I love the point she had raised where we were talking about the influence on mental health. What social media does to a person's mental health? So it has contributed to both positive and negative. If personal you will not be able to maintain the status of the social media influence. Sometimes it has made people to go on drugs. Ah, yeah. And others affirm themselves because I am sure we have heard about cyberbullying that is very common in online platform. And I came to understand that one is not for the because if you do not have the emotional stability to handle what goes on there it can easily drain you down. Because we have people that can exchange anytime any one of communication as in Matusiote, Hemiving, you get it. And so if you are not cyber enough emotionally it can drain you. And it has a negative implication because once you start to dislike and there are issues you cannot be able to deal with you become isolated. Once you become isolated emotionally start draining you. And when emotionally start draining you it is linked to mental health. So we always ask ourselves before even you step in and say I am a social influencer or am these am these. Are you able to learn the ways? Are you able to keep the speed? Sometimes you see even the socialites exchanging once and you like become aware who is who. You get it. You are like and what's next. So emotionally social media I am to a jipimengufu. You know and the first question you ask yourself why am I doing this?  And because when you have emotional balance sometimes you already think we are so strong until something happened. So ask yourself if I want to maintain this standard how far is far? How far can I maintain it? Is it about the fashion? Is it about the hairstyle?  Little don't I know that glaze maybe on a face I guess is your font. You get it. There's those that's one at a cover come out to fool on me. Each and every fashion in Natokelezea I want to keep on trying. Sometimes the negative greatest impact is some of the people. Let's talk about men. There are men who love to maintain a certain class, a waltz, kiatu, you know, let's talk about men who loves cars. And because the sea celebs so and so is you know, is driving few da, I don't know, there's these CDs or whatever types of the car that someone's loved. And I had one of friends who say and I was wait a minute this car you bought it last year it's barely two years it's a very it's KD something it's them Do you have to change your car because of your friends and says where? Okay, see this person will not show up with their car. They will go to an extra mile of taking a loan to kahaia they're going to this meeting with their friends somewhere I have a friend of mine my gone list is so in peace because these lend him to hell and you go back home he has lent a liars not high You see this is the kind of man I want if you sit down and get photos and you follow him on the social media you'll be easily influenced let's go buy in the curtains went in the last this person the lantern is on his neck what abuse behind the camera this person is taking loans east center this person in one day this person will tell you I have six hundred thousand years and in the next day needs to me as to be so barely so where did six hundred k go to clubbing influence status to what end to what end by the time this person is getting help I remember what they called me and told me I think I need help please leave for me to one of the counselors and like finally I told you you can't maintain this standard we left to the hospital mentally block and the pleasures then we lost him that was so sad that was so sad so how how do how do we take care of our well-being I always say learn your lace I couldn't manage to make me work we have to reach a certain limits there's no competition be you is this is what I can afford I be me personally let me talk about all my personal experience I've worked with people who is who and in my social inflants I've come to meet with who is we even in the government and I am friends coming up in a family where my brother is called Helik Helik is well let me see that but he has a state of class whereby he knows who is who and growing up being the last one so it's a me in friends you see you're going to this hotel there's we can do koku this we can do koku so I also wanted to maintain that standard and my friends my circle of friends they're driving you get it I almost fall to the trap of taking loans wow in 2020 I met with one of my friend now he's gone here and by the time I'm meeting him do you know what he looked at me and told me young girl you need to learn your lace you're not competing with anyone be you if you can afford to go with a motorbike take your growth in one step at a time and gone places so that is when I started learning out of debt because east west debt is because I want to maintain a certain standard I want to be who is who I want to meet them in those hotels and pay the bills but some of the bills are helping I'm paying for you graze we are having all types of fun but once I go back in the house I'm wondering yeah so that moment I realize self realization that this is me Julia it is my limit I can grow within my limit and there is no pressure self evaluation self affirmation self realization it's become so easy so that's what we need I don't have to have a very big gauze and mansion to learn into death because I want to maintain a standard standard if you can't do it god bless you if you can't there's still a process of growth and I'll talk to our young people because one day we want to be an intern the next day we want to be the manager it is a process and we're having even a challenge because I've been in conversation where managers will say like now we would rather hire to train the light attitude more than hire with the degrees and the PhDs solely to say I'm a manager in one of the children home and sometimes I fire people you find someone is looking for internship a simple task of filing in the morning to evening is not yet done why they are on social media we become so addicted to that extent you get my point yes and I've had many company complaining of the same until some organization they keep up the wi-fi because there are people since they get in the office it's nothing else in the social media and someone who say I would rather take a phone for a drop who is having the light attitude to be trained and be ready to adapt more than someone who's really graduating it's well and good it's going to have papers but your focus you just get in the eye guys are back in the office hi guys you know how far is far having your limits so always see there's time for everything is is always a process today we want to be on weeks tomorrow we want to be on this tomorrow we want to be on these it's a process of growth amazing as we wind up this conversation what's the future like the future is bright and we also need to grow with the technologies it's growing but the future is always better for who knows what do I want who I am what am I bringing on the table and that why I say in my disclaimer is if you cannot be able to handle the pressure on the social media please can't it's not for for the fate you know be you be you be little as you can yeah sorry if you go to a restaurant and you find you cannot use those fork and whatever be you wash your hands be you it is because now we are trying to in France or we are trying to be someone that we cannot be yes we can but can we keep up some some when your friend was talking about going to gym and I'm like one day I just thought I need to go into this my friend Grace let me tell you story I did it for two days they're not doing the fourth day and I was like I was to tell my friend you know and because when we're going hiking and everything everyone is dressed in a way like ah you feel they're looking young and I used to tell them I remember I used to tell Maggie she's my colleague you need to have a crop top you get it and I said hey he need a cutter he need a cutter I started going to gym I started drinking he said it is okay but let me tell you the second week you I see in whole Jesus I love the inflowers yes I can see her so I'm like how do I she used to tell me two weeks I look at the Mila and saying they look beautiful yes they look good yes that was all that I thank you so much for having time to talk to us thank you for educating and enlightening us on some of these pertinent issues affecting young people you know it's one thing to talk about say social media influence and then it's another thing to please let us know where we can find you because you're a psychologist oh my goodness and I don't have facebook pay I know you don't exactly the whole conversation we'll be talking about your social media so it's great for you to tell us coffee oh my goodness I'm telling you I can read before on facebook my facebook is juliet favor it's in someone can leech me how I do most of my focus is on teen it's good if you give a chance to mention that I work in a children's home where we deal with straight childrens and orphans basically deal with youth mentorship and teens so you can easily leech out to me with the facebook page and you know you know tongue yeah and take shock amazing juliet thank you so much I will go home and weigh myself yeah because some of the social media just in a govia snapchat I do not have strength to do this with one million filters I tell myself if I can't take a phone a photo let me finish my saying this you see now like you say if you get that time for a friend of mine give me a package for the makeup and under in the morning I look and I say okay this is the process one two three the following day I say this is not me please let me be I think once they were taking home because we need to really go yes we need to pay way for wcw but I think one of the things I am taking seriously carrying home from this conversation is that run your race yes there is no competition yes there is no award for posting photos there is no way you will be told well done good and faithful photographer you know well done good and faithful post time who wants a tiktoker you know run your race you are not in a competition with anyone it is your life that is the second thing I am carrying from this conversation measure your ability to carry what you are able to carry don't carry everything you see on social media not everything you see on social media is real someone told me some time back that they post photos that we as I'm go say you can remember I love you by about your time and I'll post say she's posting photos of two years back so you will think those photos needs a say who came on a say she's expect I'm like why that is social media for you we were on strength of a woman with that conversation on social media influence on the young people we are paving way for valentine to come back with wcw don't take we are taking a short break do not go anywhere


Well today was selection Monday for the D2 women's soccer tournament. The beavers gathered to learn their fate and they were rewarded with the number two seed in the central region. They will be the host of the opening two rounds where they will take on my not states in the opener. It's a big moment for the program that shows how their hard work over the years is being recognized on the national stage. I think it speaks volumes and it's just not easy to come by to have that type of season where you're going to be at home for that opening round. I just think it speaks about our kids and the level players we have and the type of character we have on our roster. A great moment being able to host that. The first game will be on Friday and if they're fortunate enough to win that they will play on Sunday. And they play a familiar opponent in my not state, huh? Yep, they beat them three to nothing earlier in the season and if they're able to get by them they have quite an interesting opponent. Either the defending national champs or the team that knocked them out of the tournament last year. So it's going to be an exciting tournament here at BSU. Yeah, and that would be on Sunday. That would be on Sunday if they make it.


Welcome back. So, we were discussing an adiabatic turbine and an adiabatic compressor. We looked at the first law for both of them and we looked at the reaches diagram. Now, we look at an another adiabatic open system and this is a nozzle. A nozzle is not work transfer and what is expected from a nozzle is that we increase the velocity of the fluid and this is a device which is used mostly in turbines and even elsewhere. So, what happens is if we write down the first law for a nozzle in full, let us just write down the steady state first law which is q dot minus w dot s is equal to m dot h e minus h i plus v e square minus v i square by 2 plus g z e minus z i. The nozzle is expected to be an adiabatic device. So, we say this is nearly equal to 0, the q dot. We are not extracting or inputting any work into the system. So, this is equal to 0. Typically, we do not expect any change in the potential energy of such a system and this is reasonably good assumption to put this as equal to 0. So, what finally remains is that there is a significant delta h between the inlet and exit of the nozzle and as a result we get an increase in the velocity of the fluid at the exit. So, we have finally that h e minus h i plus v e square by 2 minus v i square by 2 is equal to 0. It can also be written as h e plus v e square by 2 is equal to h i plus v i square by 2. Now, we just depict the nozzle as it is typically shown in an open system manner. We do not draw trapezoid here, but the fact is that we go from a higher pressure to a lower pressure. The trapezoid we have already used for a turbine, but this is the inlet. So, we just draw i here. We go from a higher pressure and a higher enthalpy to the exit here and this is normally how we show it here.  So, we can assume negligible inlet velocity. Even if it is there, it is much smaller than v e. So, this is really what we are interested in v e and typically this is what is written. So, for this p e is much lesser than p i. That is the exit pressure is less than the inlet pressure. h e is less than h i and v e is definitely much greater than v i. We have assumed of course that w dot s is equal to 0 and it is reasonably adiabatic q dot is 0. We have also said delta p e is nearly 0. So, we realize that in this case what has happened is as far as the h s diagram goes, it would be the same as that of a turbine because there is a significant drop in h which instead of the work output has resulted in an increase in the velocity and the second law is going to be the same as that for a turbine in the sense that we will have the exit entropy s e minus s i should be equal to s dot p which is a quantity greater than 0. The s e would be greater than s i and hence one can draw the h s diagram as follows. This is h and s this is the inlet isobar p i, this is the inlet state, this is the exit isobar p e and ideally we would have come from i to e star. So, we would have got an s e star is equal to s i. We had p i which is greater than p e in this case and we had h i greater than h e in this case and if the process is not ideal and if there is entropy production one expects to move in this fashion towards increasing entropy. This is an adiabatic case and we would have got an e here such that s e is greater than s i or s e I should say greater than or equal to here s e is definitely greater than or equal to s e star which means that the first law we had written h e plus v e squared by 2 which is equal to h i plus v i squared by 2. We can of course write even for the ideal process the same h e star plus v star squared by 2 is equal to h i plus v i squared by 2. This is the first law it does not change, but since we see that just as in a turbine there is a lesser delta h now actual compared to the ideal delta h and since h e star is a quantity which is less than or equal to h e and hence this implies that v e star is a quantity greater than or equal to v e. We have v e star greater than v e this is what we expect the nozzle is used to accelerate the fluid to a higher velocity and what we get or what we are expected to get ideally that is v e star is higher than v e which is what we get actually. So, because the nozzle has not performed to what we expect because of irreversibilities and because it is not ideal we have v e star that is the ideal velocity obtained at the exit is greater than the actual velocity at the exit. Now, because of this we can of course define an efficiency for a nozzle similarly as what we had done for a turbine and compressor and that is what we can write down here. We will call it the isentropic efficiency of the nozzle since we are basing it exactly on the same principle we say that what we would have got ideally is v e star by 2 this is the ideal expected output from the nozzle what we get actually this is ideal this is actual the actual is v e square by 2 v e square by 2 is a smaller quantity and just as in a turbine we will define isentropic efficiency of the nozzle which we can write as v e square by 2 that is what we get actually upon v e square by 2 or v e star by 2 this is the ideal kinetic energy output from the nozzle and this number as you can see because v e star square by 2 is greater than or equal to the actual v square by 2 this number will be less than or equal to 1 as expected and this is what we call as the isentropic efficiency of the nozzle. Thank you.


One legitimate main point that you want to see a test at the August? I don't think that's what I think. One is fragmentation.  I don't think there's a way of policing them or putting them together into one large plan. The second one is measurement. Because there are alternative media, there's nothing that's connected with everything together to say how effective are we for them. Are we reaching the right position with our entire plan? How can you add up the Google, the Twitter, the Facebook, and along with your TDM, video plans and really figure out what's the effective power? That's really what I would say. We really want to know. And what is one advice you would give to your peers at the Shreemakta? See, I would say that the time of the grammar of the Shreemakta, now that we're really using it like a medium and spread to the assets, and make sure that it's having an impact on the system. I think what we have to stay away from is the temptation to do things but the number of likes and the number of shares, we have to do things that will generally be good for the system. Thank you.


Hi, I'm author John Copenhaver and I'm here to tell you what a fan I am of Patricia Highsmith. I even have her portrait. She is a psychological suspense writer who is most famous for strangers on the train and her book The Talented Mr. Ripley. In fact, she wrote five Ripley books. I have a full collection here. I'm such a fan. And The Talented Mr. Ripley is about a young man named Tom Ripley who is fairly poor. I think gay, although it's kept a little vague. And he gets obsessed with a wealthy heir named Dicky Greenleaf and his obsession leads to murder and identity theft. But I don't think any of those things really do Patricia Highsmith's amazing pro-style justice. I really think that she is the queen of unease and that creeping complex suspense that I find so compelling and truly relish as a reader. So please go out, check out any of her books. But certainly the Ripley series is a great place to start or strangers on the train. She's amazing and should not be missed as a writer.