This paper provides a detailed analysis of the medication prescribed to patients with spinal cord injuries during their initial treatment period. The authors found that patients typically receive multiple drugs simultaneously, often up to 43 different drugs per day. These drugs are prescribed both prophylactically to prevent further complications such as infection or pain and therapeutically to treat existing conditions. The authors also noted that the majority of drugs were administered within the first month following injury, suggesting that the acute phase of treatment is critical for optimizing outcomes. This article was authored by Catherine Lucy Bergenon, Bobo Tom, and others.


The quickest way to get a feel for working in Chamovie is to use the built-in sample data. To get to that data, come up to these three lines to open up the menu and come down to Open. The one you want is this one, Data Library, and it comes with four data sets that are ready for you to work with. The first one is Big Five. Now, if you're from social and personality psychology like I am, these are the Big Five personality characteristics that have to do with neuroticism, extroversion, openness to experience, agreeableness, and conscientiousness. Each of these is supposed to represent a separate personality factor, and so there aren't really strong correlations between them. But this is a correlational data set where you can look at, since scatter plots and regression analyses between these. You can also look at tooth growth and bugs. These are two different data sets for the analysis of variants. Tooth growth lets you look at a between samples experiment where you're looking at two different kinds of vitamin C supplements at three different doses on the growth of, I think, its guinea pigs. And the second one, bugs, is a repeated measures or within subjects analysis of variants where you can look at how revulsive people find particular insects, at least when they imagine them. And the last one is Anderson's iris data, also known as Fisher's iris data. And this is a very common data set that looks at the measurements of the sepal and petal of three different species as iris. And this is often used for demonstrating, clustering, and I'll use it as an example several times through. But any of these four data sets is going to be a great way to get started with the functions of Jomobi, looking at what kinds of descriptive statistics and what kinds of graphs you can get, what kinds of modeling you can create. And that'll get you started on getting ready to get insight out of your own data.


The U.S. Navy and Vietnam People's Navy began the annual Naval Engagement Activity, or NEA, April 7th. Vietnamese officials welcomed USS John McCain and USNS Safeguard in a ceremony at the Port of Da Nang. More than 400 U.S. Navy sailors and civilian mariners are participating in this non-traditional exercise. NEA Vietnam focuses on non-combatant professional exchanges in military medicine, search and rescue, diving in salvage, and shipboard damage control. The exercise also builds relationships and strengthens partnerships between the U.S. and Vietnam. USS Vandegrift returned home to San Diego April 9th following a rescue at sea.  The rescue was a joint effort involving the Navy, Coast Guard and California Air National Guard. Read more about these stories at navy.mil. From all hands, update, thanks for watching.


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Hey, good morning everyone. Welcome to this session. Let's begin this time with the word of prayer. So maybe one of us can please lead in prayer. Go ahead. Anybody can lead. Would you like to lead? Thank you for this day that we are doing today. Lord, thank you for this moment, Lord. Lord, as we are reading the scriptures, Lord, keep everything in your hearts. Good man. Right, thank you. Okay, so we've been talking a lot about the covenants, the cross. We also talked a lot about the blood and what the blood of Jesus did in the new covenant and how he, you know, the old covenant talks about the Passover lamb and the new covenant. The blood that was shed, the cross was the picture of the Passover lamb that happened in the old covenant. But then we also talked about how the glory of the new covenant is greater with greater blessings. It's an everlasting covenant. The blood of Jesus is much greater, much stronger than that of the old covenant. So let's get into this chapter on chapter 24, the Lord's table. And this is a very interesting chapter. We should be able to finish the portions today. And this is a very important chapter, the Lord's table. Let's look at, you know, as believers, what is the Lord's table? You know, here at our church at APC, we partake in the Lord's table every Sunday. But maybe in your local churches, you may be doing it once or twice in a month. But what is the significance of the Lord's table? We don't see any of it in the old covenant.  This new covenant was the Lord's table is a proclamation of Christ's death, burial and his resurrection. And so this is a token or a sign of the blood covenant that God established for us. Now, in the old covenant, the blood covenant was established, but here in the new covenant, he's establishing it with his own blood. So he's talking to the disciples, he's telling them, hey, this is what is going to happen. Of course, they did not believe it first, but when he's telling them, this is my body, this is my blood, they may not have understood. But now you and I understand and maybe and later on, even the disciples understood that what he did was he is doing away with the old and he was establishing a new covenant. Let's look at 1 Corinthians chapter 11 verse 17 through 34. Now, before we read this, let me give you a little bit of context, it's there on the notes. Now, the Corinthian church was a spiritual church, a church that was speaking in tongues, they were prophesying. There was word of knowledge, there was gifts of the spirit, very spiritual church compared to the other churches. But there was one problem, not one, there were plenty of problems. But one of the problems was the Lord's table. What was happening was they forgot the reverence of the Lord's table.  They would make it like a enjoying festival, like a feast. They lost the reverence of the Lord's table signifying the Lord Jesus' death and resurrection. So basically what the Corinthian church did, they made it like a dime of fellowship. The time of probably they were chatting with each other, talking to each other while they're having the Lord's table. Now, the Apostle Paul heard about this. So he writes this letter and he says this. So we've got that whole portion there, 1 Corinthians 11, 17, 234. I'll read it. Now, in giving these instructions, I do not praise you since you come together not for the better but for the worse. First of all, when you all come together as a church, I hear that there are divisions among you and in part I believe it for there must also be factions among you that those who are approved may be recognized among you. Therefore, when you come together in one place, it is not to eat the Lord's supper for in eating each one takes his own supper ahead of others. One is hungry and another is drunk. What?  What shall I say to you? Shall I praise you in this? I do not praise you. For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you, the Lord Jesus on the same night in which he was betrayed. Where he, given thanks, he broke it and said, take, eat. This is my body which is broken for you. Do this in remembrance of me. In the same manner, he also took the cup after supper saying this is the cup of the new covenant in my blood. Do this as often as you drink it in remembrance of me. But as often as you eat of this bread and drink of this cup, you proclaim the Lord's death till he comes. Verse 27, therefore, how he is giving them instructions. Therefore, wherever eats and drinks of the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord. But let a man examine himself and so let him eat of the bread and drink of the cup. For he who eats and drinks in an unworthy manner eats and drinks judgment to himself, not discerning the Lord's body. Verse 30, for this reason many are weak and sick among you and many sleep. For if we would judge ourselves, we will not be judged. But when we are judged, we are chastened by the Lord that we may not be condemned with the world. Therefore, my brethren, when you come together to eat, wait for one another. But if anyone is hungry, let them eat at home, lest you come together for judgment. And the rest I will set in order. So these words that fight stern from the Apostle Paul and he is bringing this whole emphasis on this disorder during communion. He says, now you are coming together as a church, you are partaking in the Lord's table, but not doing it in an orderly manner, not honoring God. Now instead of receiving the blessings of the cross, what is happening is the Corinthian believers are opening their lives to the work of the enemy. And what is supposed to be sacred, they are putting themselves in a place of judgment. So what is the result of that? Many of them are sick, many of them are weak, many of them are dying premature deaths. But it's gone entirely reversed. Jesus said, do this and the blessings of the cross will come upon you. But the Corinthian believers are doing it the wrong way and instead of blessing, they're opening their life to the work of the enemy. So this is a very important lesson for us when we are partaking in the Lord's table. This verse says here, we need to think about the message translation says, ponder your thoughts as you partake in the Lord's table. Ponder on your life. So even as we hold the Lord's table in our hand, we are partaking in the Lord's table. Ponder, think about your life, think about what the Lord Jesus did for you and me and then partake. Remember his resurrection power, we are proclaiming his resurrection power. It begins to flow in and through us. We can expect healing, we can expect the blessings of the cross. Every dominion, every power of the enemy, every addiction, every oppression, every fear, guilt, shame, whatever is trying to hinder us and block us. Everything can be nullified when we partake in the Lord's table. Why? Because we are proclaiming the blessings of the cross over our lives. What happens when we take it in a disorderly manner, in a dishonoring manner? We are inviting sickness, we're inviting the work of the enemy into our life because we're not honouring. And that's what's happening here to the Corinthian believers. What is the purpose of the Lord's table? The purpose of the Lord's table is so that we proclaim what Christ has done for us. It's a sacred celebration. It is an experience of receiving, we're opening ourselves and saying, Lord Jesus, I believe in your body, I believe in your blood. Are those that the grape juice and the bread was probably made just somewhere in some shop close, but there's nothing holy about it. But the moment we take these elements and we say, I believe this to be the body and the blood of Jesus. I identify with the work that Jesus did on the cross, there is resurrection power. There is power in that. It can just be normal. You can take a piece of bread, you can take water, say, Lord, I believe this is your body and this is your blood. But by taking of this, by taking of this, remembering the cross, there is resurrection power in that. We are proclaiming our faith in the work of the cross. We are proclaiming that Jesus has established the covenant. He's going to come again to fulfil everything that he has said in the new covenant. And we are proclaiming that on the cross, Jesus paid for our sins. So we are in right standing with God. The power of sin is broken. So we are free from the dominion of sin. Jesus has removed every sickness. He has paid every punishment. He has removed the curse of the law. The power of Satan has been destroyed and we are redeemed, which means we have been purchased by God. One drop of the blood of Jesus is able to destroy everything that the enemy has set out to do. Just one drop. I'm sure we've all heard that song, right? There is power, power, wonder-working power in the precious blood of the Lamb. It's not just a song, it is. It is true. It's the drop of the blood of Jesus. It can just wipe away every sin, every work of the devil can be destroyed. So imagine the cup we drink, it brings blessings into our lives. The bread we eat, we remember the body that was beaten and bruised on the cross. And we are proclaiming that he has finished the work for us. So what can you and I do? Later on Paul says, as often as you do it, do it in remembrance of me. So we can partake every day. When we believe it, we can partake of it. And when we partake of it, we can expect the work of the Holy Spirit to be manifested in each of our lives. So I want to encourage each one of us, even as we partake this. Let's not dishonour the Lord's table. Now I want to make this point. There are times we sin and there are times we do things wrong and we have failed. Let it not stop you from partaking in the Lord's table. See, when we partake in the Lord's table, we're also identifying with what he's done on the cross. All our sins are paid for. Sometimes the enemy may make us feel guilty.  You did so many things wrong Monday to Friday and now on Sunday you want to take the Lord's table. Sometimes we feel guilty. We say, I don't want to partake of this. I'm not worthy. No, you are worthy. Because the price that was paid was for you and for me. And so all we need to do is say, God, I have sinned. I've turned my face against you. I've sinned against you. But I know that when we confess our sins, he's faithful and just to forgive. So I'm going to partake in this, what you have commanded us, knowing that you will forgive my sins. The curse and the dominion of sin over my life is broken. That's the attitude that we come into. Because many times I've heard people ask me, I've sinned. Can I partake in the Lord's table? Yes. And the Lord Jesus very plainly said, it's not the healthy who need a doctor. It's the sick. So we are partaking to identify what he did on the cross. So it's good that we do it rather than running away from it. You can say, God, I'm running to you. I'm running to the cross. I'm going to partake of what you have asked me to do. Now, what happens when we're dishonoring the Lord's table? The church in Collins was blatantly what was sacred. They have made it a time of feasting, of enjoying and there's no focus on one's own life. They were not looking at the Lord's table as a place where we are to be thankful for what Jesus did on the cross. And what happened? A few things happened. One, there was a withdrawal of divine protection. God was beginning to bring judgment on all of them in the church. He took off his hand of protection. That's a serious thing. Two, God permitting or engaging weakness, sickness and premature to get people's attention in order to bring us back to the right path. This is not God's will. But what happens when we step out of God's design and walk in disobedience, we are opening our lives to the enemy. If you read 2 Corinthians, many of them, Paul writes and he says, I hear that there are many of them who are going through sickness and there is death and there is a lack, there is no blessings. And he tells them, it is because of this. You have opened your life to judgment and the way that you all have. This is one of the reasons because the Corinthian church had division, there was pride, there was questioning his apostleship. And so God permitted these things. As believers, you and I do need to fear weakness. We don't have to fear sickness, premature death because we are not participating in the Lord's table in the wrong manner. We must partake in reverence. The Holy Spirit empowers us and forces us, everything the Lord Jesus instituted for us. So even as we partake, let's be mindful of it right now. I know that in rural churches and villages, many of them say that you must cover your hair, you must take out your sandals. Some of them, it may be a culture shock looking at us. We are not covering our hair, we are wearing our shoes. Now we must understand the context of what Paul is, why he said to them to cover their hair and why we need to remove our footwear and all of that. So we'll talk about that another time, but it's more about the heart. But if in your churches that is custom, go ahead and do that. You don't have to say, no, I will not do it. It's more about the heart, God is seeing my heart, that's okay. If that is something that you do in the church, that's what the church follows. We go out on missions and when we go to churches, they ask us if we can remove our footwear. We don't say no, we don't start giving hermeneutics then, it's not required. Just be culturally sensitive. Next, the cup and the bread, 1 Corinthians 10, 15 through 18. I speak as to wise men, judge for yourselves what I say. The cup of blessings which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ, the bread which we break? Is it not the communion of the body of Christ? For we though many are one bread and one body, for we all partake of that one bread. Observe Israel after the flesh, are not those who eat of the sacrifices partakers of the altar. Now Paul is recognizing that he's speaking to wise people and invites them to think. Now Corinth is in Greece, Greece is known for its intellect. Acts 17 talks about when Paul goes into Aeropagus and he's giving this wonderful sermon. They were all learned people, they were all intellectual people, very wise people. Greece is known for its philosophy, its study for its libraries, therefore it's different, you know, scientific studies that they have. So Paul knows, these are all learned people. So he's revealing to us, Paul reveals to us spiritual significance of the Lord's table, which we partake together as believers. He's using the Greek word coignonia, which is fellowship, sharing, partnership. And he's saying it's a cup of blessings. It is this cup, when we drink of it, we are intending the blessings of God to come into our lives. And when we bless it and drink it, we can respond, in faith we can receive what God wants us to receive. And when we say this communion of the body of Christ, it is remembering the body that was bruised on the cross. We are also sharing or being part of his spiritual body, the church. So very important, the cup and the bread, the Lord's table must be done in an honourable manner. I know that during these times that we live in, there are so many distractions. And one of the things that are always 10 people is, I've noticed this, but we can connect in a loving way. One of the things I've noticed is, you know, during the Lord's table, sometimes people will be on the phone. Now, it's not a wise thing to do. Why? Because, see, it's just a couple of minutes, maybe five minutes, for taking the Lord's table. And put aside, it is the honourable price that he paid on the cross, such a valuable thing. So even as much as possible, it's a time that we set things right before God. And that way we are opening ourselves to the blessings of God. Then Paul goes on to talk about idols and sacrifices. 1 Corinthians 10, 19 to 24, what am I saying then? That an idol is nothing, anything. Sorry, that an idol is anything or what is offered to idols is anything. Rather, that the things which are Gentiles sacrificed, they sacrifice to demons and not to God. And I do not want you to have fellowship with demons. You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons. You cannot partake of the Lord's table and the table of demons. Or do we provoke you to jealousy? Are we stronger than he? All things are lawful for me, but not all things are helpful. All things are lawful for me, but not all things edify. Let no one seek his own, but each one the other's well-being. Now, here's what's happening. We've got believers in the Corinthian church. They are partaking in the Lord's table. Now, there were also idols. Now in Cormen, it's known for its temples and it had thousands of temple prostitutes, male and female prostitutes. Sacrifices were made in these temples to these gods. Now, here, what he's seeing is, they're partaking in the Lord's table, but they're also partaking in the food that is sacrificed to idols. So Paul is really upset. He's saying, how can you, as a believer, you're partaking in the Lord's table, the cup of the Lord, but you're also partaking in the cup of the devil because an idol is nothing. But what is behind that idol are spirits of demonic forces that are working. And we cannot mix through worship and idol worship. We're partaking in the Lord's table. It is through worship unto the Lord. But the moment we partake in food sacrificed to idols, we're also partaking in the cup of the enemy, cup of the devil. This is unacceptable and this must not happen. And that's why Paul is saying, you're provoking the Lord's jealousy. The Lord loves us. He cares for us. He's done this for us. But when we are partaking of both the cup of the Lord and the cup of the demon, cannot be mixed. So he's saying, there are some things that are lawful, meaning culturally accepted. In the culture of Koran, it was okay. You're partaking in the Lord's table. You eat also the food sacrificed to idols. No problem. It was culturally accepted. But then Paul is saying, hey, we must think. We must evaluate. Are these things helping us? Are these things building us up? Is it honorable in the eyes of God? Is it something that God has asked me to do? Is it acceptable? Or am I just doing this on popular opinion? Because everyone are doing it and I'm doing it. So maybe that was what was happening in the Corinthian church. Partaking in the Lord's table. There is food sacrificed to idols. They're partaking in that as well. So he's saying, now, culturally, nobody may say anything to you. It's acceptable, culturally. But if you think about it, you evaluate. Is it spiritually edifying and building you up? No. It's only opening doors for us, for the enemy to come and work in our lives. Now, the idol is nothing. The idol is nothing. It's just made of stone. In the book of Jeremiah, he talks about it.  You're adorned with gold, silver. It has eyes. It does not see. It has ears. It does not hear. It has a mouth. It cannot speak. It's nothing. But we are partaking in the demons that are working behind those idols. And so Paul is strictly saying, don't partake of the cup of the Lord and also partake in the cup of demons. How do we translate it to us and the generation that we are in? We partake in the Lord's table. Now, for example, you go to the corporate sector, or you know there's a feast of another faith, and they come and they give you something to eat. You can politely decline it, say. No, thank you. Of course, you wish them. And then politely say, no, thank you. I would rather not have it. Paul, you know that this is something that has been sacrificed or it's been prayed over by the idols. But he politely declined it. Nothing wrong. The times that we are living in, we can. Many times when I was in the corporate sector, people throw all these feasts. They would come and say, hey, why don't you... No, thank you. I don't want to. I don't want to... You know, I know that my body is a temple of the Holy Spirit and I don't want to open my life to the works of the enemy. Is it fear? It's not fear. It's being wise. It's being wise. How can I partake in the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons? Now, when you go to the marketplace, if you're going to buy meat from the market, we don't know whether it has been sacrificed to any idol or just, you know, it doesn't matter.  You can't do internal research. The government, oh, where did this go? Where did it go? Did it go to any temples? You can't do all of that. It's practically not possible. But in places that you know, that this has intentionally been prayed over or sacrificed to idols, stay away from it. Things that we must consider in this matter is the Apostle Paul has addressed the issue of idols and eating things offered to idols. We cannot mix the worship of God and the worship of demons. It may be culturally acceptable, but it may not be helpful or edifying. I also need to consider the other persons' well-being, meaning. Even when I say no, I need to politely say no. And then you may get an opportunity to share or sometimes they may just ridicule and mock you, but it's okay. You're setting your priorities, right? You're saying, God, no, this is what you want me to do. So yeah, especially the nation that we are living in in India, we have many people from many other faiths, different festivals and different pro-kinds of idols, and there's so much happening around us, we can politely say no. And we're honoring God in that. Now Paul is not saying, you know, only if you're strong is the Lord you have it, right? Only if you're 10 years in the Lord, only if you're 20 years, he's not saying any of it. He's saying, I cannot mix the worship of God, the worship of demons together, stay away from it. Right, so that's not the end of that chapter. Let's get into what the blood of Jesus does for us. We quickly look at this. I know we've talked a lot about it. Maybe some of it is a repeat, but we'll just quickly go over it and then we'll be able to finish our questions in this class itself, right? Okay, any questions about the Lord's table and food sacrifice to idols? We'll be learning more on this in detail in the third years we'll be doing first and second coding turns worse by worse study. Right, any questions? Okay, stay away from food sacrifice to idols, right? Just remember that you're partaking in the cup of the Lord, stay away from that, right? Okay, what the blood of Jesus does for us. Now we talked about how the cross affects our life, right? How the cross affects our living. Now almost everything is applicable even to what the blood of Jesus is doing for us.  Our relationship with God has been changed. Through the blood of Jesus, we are always victorious. We operate from a place of equality and dominion in our conflict with the devil. So what does the blood of Jesus do for us? It cleansed us from all sins. We are sanctified by the blood of Jesus. We are justified, reconciled to God. We are brought near to God.  We pray, what do we say? I cover this house with the blood of Jesus. I cover this family with the blood of Jesus. Now it's not like we know, right? It's a spiritual thing. It's like we're saying there's a blood covering and we're thinking about the Passover, right? Where the land was put on the doorpost and death just passed by. So the blood of Jesus, we're covering it. We're sealing it with the blood of Jesus and there is power in that. We are redeemed from our wicked way of life. We overcome the enemy.    I speak healing in the blood of Jesus. I speak forgiveness in through the blood of Jesus. These are things that we can declare. Finally, it says we are clothed in robes of white, meaning the blood of Jesus has cleansed us from all unrighteousness, right? So the same things what the cross has done for us, the same things the blood does for us. The blood speaks. The blood is still powerful so we can apply it in our lives. Nina and Anand, I think you raised your hands. Do you have any questions? Yes, Nina and Anand. Do you have any questions? Yes.  Pastor, it's me, Rin. So I have a question about the Lord's table. So I go to this church and from there, my pastor, he said this like, if you have any sickness or if you're suffering from anything, keep on taking the communion until you receive healing or until you see the manifestation of healing. So I was doubting about this. I had a question on this. So what do you say about it? Okay. So the Bible says that by his stripes we are healed. So we partake in the Lord's table but we don't partake only to receive healing. So our mind should not be like, okay, I'll take the Lord's table every day till I receive my healing. Then what does it become? It becomes a formula. I can pray and say, Lord, by your stripes I am healed and I receive my healing. I can receive my healing. It's not like I have to partake in the Lord's table only then I will receive healing. No. This is one of the ways that the Lord Jesus has one of the, you know, means where the Lord Jesus has given us to partake of and through this we receive his healing. So even if we partake in the Lord's table, if we don't receive healing, doesn't mean it's not powerful. I can be praying somewhere. I can be driving the car and say by the blood of Jesus, by your stripes, Lord, I'm healed and receive healing immediately. On the flip side, if I'm praying and praying and taking communion every day and I don't receive healing, it should not stop us from taking communion. Hey, this is not powerful. It's been one year I have not received healing. So you've got to be very careful. You can never say, no, only if I take this I will be healed. What does the Bible say in Deuteronomy? He sent his word and healed my disease. So what I would say to this is continue to partake. Only partake in the Lord's table there are so many blessings that come our way. Continue to partake. Continue to trust God. But it's not a formula where you say, really when I keep taking the Lord's table I will receive healing. No, it's not a formula. When you receive your healing just by praying, by declaring in faith. So I hope that answers your question. Is that okay? Nina, go ahead. Sorry about, I mean, little earlier I thought I would just ask you something that's why I had to open. I'd unmute it. I'm sorry about that. Yes, about the things offered to idols.  At the same time, when what is offered to the idol if we take it, then we kind of partake in what it signifies. So when there are these instances when people, okay, friends or whoever of the other faiths when they send something sometimes which we invariably know that has been offered I mean, not in front of them, in front of them if we can kind of get, if they say that it is so then it's scripture says that we should refrain from just taking it. So what I'm saying is when there is no one but then still, because we know that is it better isn't it better or is it better to refrain from having anything to do with that whatever is offering, whatever is offered to the idols in spite of the fact that we know that it's nothing Yeah, so I suggest to just we don't politely say no That's what I suggest. See, because what happens is it could have been played See, we're not talking out of a place of fear firstly, you know, so it's not like it's not like, oh, what will happen to me? No. See, God has given us power, but he's also given us wisdom So they both go together power and wisdom and only power will destroy us only wisdom and no power also is not going to do any good So one, we know that it is offered to idols, we politely say no but you know, for example, there's a feast that happened yesterday and somebody comes and gives you your friend comes and gives you and you know that yesterday was the feast but they may not say it was prayed over but I would just say, hey, no, thank you or if they insist, you can take it maybe give it to somebody else that's okay you don't have to partake of it or you can just refrain, you can just say politely, no I'm sure they'll understand it's better to refrain okay, all right, so there's the last portion here 26, how we receive, experience and enforce the power of the blood right, we talked about this how do we enforce the power of the cross how do we experience the power of the cross most of it is the same experiencing the blood of Jesus the power of the blood of Jesus John 6, 53 to 57 then Jesus said to them most shortly I say to you as you eat of the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood you have no life in you whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life and I will raise him up at the last day for my flesh is food indeed and my blood is drink indeed he who eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me and I in him as the living Father sent me I live because of the Father so he who feeds on me will live because of me one of the important ways that we can experience the blood of Jesus the power of the blood of Jesus in our life is by embracing and knowing that the blood of Jesus was the blood of the Son of God knowing that he the blood was precious blood sinless blood that was shed on the cross we embrace it by faith where is the blood people may ask where is the blood I cover with the blood where is the blood it is a spiritual thing we embrace it by faith right Hebrews 11 28 by faith he kept the Passover at the sprinkling sprinkling of the blood lest he who destroyed the firstborn should touch them Hebrews 11 talks about how the Lord Jesus after he finished when he rode again from the dead he went to heaven and he is talking about this distinction between the earthly tabernacle and the heavenly tabernacle and the earthly high priest and the heavenly high priest we looked at that difference the earthly high priest goes in every year but the heavenly high priest went once for all and shed his he poured out his blood remembering you know all that was done in the Old Testament he did it once for all so we received and walked in this covenant of grace you know obedience and faith and we must fight for our covenant rights because there is an enemy who wants to rob us to believe in the blood of Jesus declare what the blood of Jesus has done for you right we testify we declare it with our mouth we say like how we say we talk about the cross and talk about what Jesus did for us we declare what the blood of Jesus has done for us and the blood of Jesus is a weapon that we can use against the enemy and finally we welcome the work of the Holy Spirit even as we declare what the blood has done for us right so with this we come to a close on this entire course and I pray that each one of us will truly walk in this understanding we are partakers of a new covenant we are partakers of the cross we are partakers of the blood of Jesus and every day of our lives there must be a renewing we go back to God and say God a part of your covenant I believe what you have done for the cross on the cross for me and I believe the price that you paid for me and we talked about so many wonderful aspects this divine exchange that the Lord established through this right so any questions, any thoughts even as we come to a close of this entire course any questions alright so thank you so much for joining along this entire course I really enjoyed the studying teaching this course thank you all for being part of this course let's just close in prayer and soon I'll put up the final term assessments so you can go online on the Google classrooms and then you can do your assessments shall we close in prayer I'll close I'll pray and close let's thank God for this entire semester let's pray Father we want to thank you for this wonderful day and this wonderful course that we've been able to study together though we pray that we will each one of us learn and grow and know Lord that who we are in you that we are blessed we are your children that we will walk in this authority we will walk in this understanding of God I pray for each and every student I pray that you bless them you fill them with your wisdom knowledge and understanding Lord even as they study they prepare themselves for the things that they have to do pray God that you will release your anointing upon their lives use each one of them greatly for your kingdom thank you for being with us throughout this entire semester this entire course Lord we surrender everything that we have learned everything that we have studied of God may be seed in our heart to bear fruit in our lives Lord to give you all the praise and glory in Jesus name we pray amen amen amen thank you so much everyone have a wonderful semester the meaning of the semester have a great week ahead see you next semester God bless you thank you so much


Thank you, Professor Anasaswati. Thank you, Professor Surappa and Professor Senthil Kumaran. I think it's very exciting that Anna University, which is one of the institutions selected as institutions of eminence, has been doing an eminent act in terms of having such a hackathon when lockdown is there, when COVID-19 virus action is going on on one side and on the other side, this kind of hackathon is being planned. So my congratulations and best wishes for Professor Senthil Kumaran, Professor Surappa, and my friend Professor Kannan from IIT, Bombay, who has also joined here in this particular program. I thought that's coming around and many others who are there part of this entire exercise. Anna University with its varied departments from engineering and technology to pharmacy and bioinformatics and biotechnology, I think it's well suited for taking up an innovative challenge in terms of bioinformatics and bio solutions. It's very important because this whole COVID-19, if you look at it, has more to do with biological sciences than our engineering side. And therefore, the right stuff has been taken by pharmaceutical department of Anna University in order to organize this. AICT on its part, we have an experience of conducting smart India hackathons for the last four years. In fact, we have conducted already three successful hackathons all over India involving several government departments, industry bodies, as well as a lot of MSMEs and startups. Therefore, our young students from engineering curricula are able to provide innovative out-of-the-box solutions to these problems. And the number has been growing, swelling. In fact, two and a half lakh students gave the idea and we had to shortlist to only 10,000 in the last hackathon. The fourth one was almost about to be held when this endemic started spreading and therefore there was a lockdown and therefore we had to close this. AICT on its part, our MHRD's innovation cell located in AICT, we decided to have a similar hackathon like what we have been doing now and two editions are already done. The first one was in terms of what is known as idea-thon. Idea-thon was getting solutions for corona-related things. The second one was on Samadhan. Samadhan is the one where a lot of problems related with again COVID-19 are going to be solved by students. And both these hackathons had more than about 5000 entries and we had to shortlist one round, second round and finally prize winners have given prizes. And not only AICT gave prizes but a lot of industry came forward for providing the prizes. So in nutshell, we have been organizing hackathons for one aspect of the other and this lockdown period is being new for solutions for the COVID-19 itself. And this is being done now by Anna University in association with IIT Bombay also and AICT is also happily involved in this. Let me go into the other aspects. You rightly pointed out that Anna University has created the splitters for ventilators etc. But as soon as this endemic broke out, we started getting emails from different varieties of stakeholders that they want to contribute in some way or the other. And very interestingly, right from a small college at today's university to various levels, things starting from losing their chemistry departments for creating new types of sanitizers on one side to creating masks, using 3D printing, to PCC, to developing ventilators using as cheap and low cost items like for example the wiper motor of the car or some motor of the engine. We have used variety of ways of creating ventilators on long term basis where multiple patients can be treated. I think the nation has come forward with solutions of variety of time. But when given an opportunity to students to showcase that talent, I think it will further add value to what they have been already doing. One more thing which we did during this entire episode was, within 4 days of the breakout and the colleges being closed from there around March end, there were lots of panic calls from several students from different colleges stating that the college has been closed, the hostel is closed and we have been asked to leave the hostel and go to our homes. There is no food, somewhere hostel is running but there is no canteen. In somewhere the student is isolated and therefore feeling psychologically deprived of normal living and therefore having some psychological issues and problems. Somewhere medicine and healthcare was required. I think variety of problems started writing to us. So within those first 4 days our team put in a platform which is called as helpline. It is exclusively meant for COVID-19 and on one side students requiring which kind of help are asked to come on the platform. On the other side we said colleges, philanthropies, social organizations, voluntary organizations were willing to support and help should come onto the same platform and we will do some kind of a matchmaking in the same district, same town, same city etc. And within 2 hours of the launch we had some 3000 students who needed help but the number of people who are ready to give services came to 16000. I think that is the strength of India. So if there are problems for 3000 students there are 16000 people who are willing to support. I think that was a phenomenal success which we enjoyed in the first few days of the lockdown itself. Then you rightly talked about skills, development of solutions to the problems. I think we had a platform called NEET about 3-4 months ago which is National Educational Alliance for Technologies. Under this this is a solution where people can charge money but the blind review then subsequent investigation of the actual product which is an AI based artificial intelligence based learning system where students are tested and then guided, it is a guided learning for students. Such platforms were already created by AICT with the help of MITRD but they were all on a chargeable basis and secondly for only 4 seats, 1 seat was free. But we found that till lockdown the number of takers was hardly 3000-4000 but as soon as this lockdown happened many more students came forward but more interestingly when we appeal to them that in the normal course you may be charging a particular product but this is a crucial time when students are free. Why don't you make entirely the platform free? And I am very happy out of 16 companies, 5 companies and about 15 products came out or 3 services and the number jumped from about just 3000-4000 to 45000 in a matter of 3 days. But even that many other companies were not there on the NEET platform. They also came forward and said we have a product which is similar to that. They are all niche products in the area of AI, machine learning, 3D printing and variety of skill development tools. They all said that we will give free of cost for the next 2-3 months. And that is how the number of hits you cannot imagine, MITRD has different platforms and there are people coming on to the platform because of the lockdown. Everything is now online. 78 lakh hits were there in just a matter of one week. I think there is phenomenal interest in the students to learn and what we often call as self-learning and lifelong learning is being really practised by students. Although the study was not fully covered, many faculty members continued to have online courses and classes for the respective students. People were encouraged to use Swayam and Swayam Prabha during this time, including the minister took a very special meeting for enlarging the scope of this. And this way, in a variety of ways, we started operating. Lastly, I would like to just mention about workshops which we have used effectively. Because all our workshops for faculty-led programs and the virtual academy in niche areas, or on the other side, student induction program and universal human values workshops, on the other side, all workshops for examination reforms, where we talk about not just self-learning, but higher order of learning and this kind of work. And some of the spectronomy starting from understanding of the subject, application, analysis, synthesis, problem solving, creativity. How do you set such question papers? All these were live workshops where face-to-face teaching learning used to take place. And we couldn't have held such workshops during this lockdown period, but for use of technology. Then whether it is a Microsoft team, whether it is a Webex platform, whether it is Zoom, whether it is any other platform which is available at our disposal, we started engaging faculty development program and started just about 50 people, we didn't know how effective it would be and graduated to 200, 300. And now most of the programs are attended by 1000. Today, before coming on to this platform here for this hackathon, I had inaugurated another examination reforms workshop conducted by Professor Ashok Shatter and there are 1000 plus participants in that. I think we have started using technology very effectively for teaching learning processes and many solutions are going to come forward through this particular engagement. I wish all the participants all the very best and faculty members who have put in so much effort during such a lockdown period. Congratulations to them and best wishes to them as well. And I thank the University as well for doing better and better research and come out with flying colors. Thank you very much.


Five o'clock rock think tech on a given Thursday here. We are and Thursday at five o'clock. What do we do? What's the answer? We do think tech tutorial today. We have a diamond cabildo and she's in team one and Emily Curse she's in team two our summer interns and we have my co-host Carol Mon Lee who's in what team are you in Carol? I am like you No team no team Welcome to the show young ladies So what we're gonna do today, we're gonna talk about tutorial team one meets team two a joyful Occasion so good that you're trading off between team one and team two And so the first thing is to get an idea to explain to people what exactly we have going here On our think tech intern program Carol. What's in the syllabus? Okay, well first let me explain that this is think tech Hawaii's first summer internship program And we're so proud to have as you said we have had one month of team one with diamond and Haley Who is at Kalaheo High School? And now we have team two for the month of July, which is Emily and also with diamond Participating from the priory from the priory. Yes, I Emily is going to be a junior at the priory Is that right? Yes. That's great. Well, welcome So we have it divided up into four week sessions and each week we cover different areas of Media video production right and you know since our friend diamond here has already gone through it I'm gonna have her maybe give us a few minutes about what you learned and What we expect that Emily will also learn sure um well at think tech it was a lot of Communication really between hosts and guests and That's like the bulk of what me and Haley did We you know, we greet guests make them comfortable Get their information and set them up on the table and get them ready for them to to have a good show and to talk and So that was the the most like the bulk of what we did. We also worked with the cameras Haley and I Did our whole OC 16 show thing and that took us a good two weeks to to do that project So what exactly was involved in doing an OC 16 show? Well the OC 16 show was a lot of Running around and trying to get people to appear on the show as the interviewees We it was a lot of networking and I'm getting in contact and Planning dates and going out to do these interviews and film them So you actually developed a theme for a show. You did research. You found people to interview You filmed it and then it was editing. Yeah. Yeah edited it starred in it Yeah, to some extent It was a lot of work and a lot of sleepless nights But I'm proud with what the what work we came out with and so that is now available on OC 16 Yes OC 16 through the topic was transgender youths in Hawaii and Yeah, yeah, great And let's gonna we're gonna shift this to Emily a little bit So Emily welcome. Hi Nice to have you But tell us a little bit about your interest in media and video production Well, when I was Little I liked making a lot of movies.  They weren't well made But did you use what kind of a was my movie that came with my computer that was required for school very Low-key and not very professional, but it was fun and I enjoyed doing it And then I also took a lot of video classes. So when I was Probably in fourth grade. I took this summer school course. That was like for fun And it was about claymation. So we were claymation claymation. We would make your own props like this own little set and Then we would take a picture and then make a movie and then edit it It was I mean, they were really poor in Quality, but they were really fun to make and took a lot of time and I just I was constantly making movies whenever I went on trips I was always filming and Then I actually got the opportunity when also in the eighth grade to actually participate in my first Big project that was serious and I used More advanced programs. So I use Adobe Premiere Pro and that actually was for Program called HIKI NŌ. That's on PBS. Yes, and it's a statewide Student network where schools from across the state can make stories anything they want and they're about two and a half Minutes in length and they combine them into a half-hour show So I got this opportunity over the summer from my friend who asked me to do it with her and we did a story about this exchange student and At the priory. Yeah, we didn't actually know too much about her We just thought let's do a story on her and it we found out through the process of you know, story making and Interviewing that her mom had actually died and that was why she came to the priory. So to start over and We actually that was only supposed to last the summer There's something to do but it ended up Lasting the entire year and it took a lot of work and it was only two minutes and thirty seconds long Yeah So you have a plan for doing a movie during your internship Yes, I know C16. Yes, exactly. Yeah, what are you thinking? Well, I was given the idea from Marianne to do Marianne Sasaki Yeah, I'm one of our hosts, right? Yeah who helped who helped diamond diamond. Yeah, she she wanted me to do Was it gun control? She's very excited about yeah, she's done some commentaries about gun control. Yeah, but then I also thought when I was at home It at the priory. There's this huge tradition when you're in junior year so I'm gonna be a junior next year and it's called ascension day and there's a coral cross in the courtyard and every year on ascension day they all decorate it with flowers and I've been at the priory since sixth grade. So we always saw it every year and it was kind of something you look forward to when you became a junior and it celebrates the anniversary of the school as well and From the outside it looks very simple But it takes the entire year of planning because it's it's crazy And it's very stressful and you spend the whole night with your class doing it So I thought maybe because my class is actually celebrating the hundred we're making the hundred fiftieth cross So it's our school celebrating 150 years So I thought maybe do a story on that like the process because a lot of people don't see it They just see the finished product So and it is a great hundred years pictures them from prior years because you won't have the finished product yet And then also when I was doing HIKI NŌ our original plan was to do a Story on the school like the history. So I know that from looking through files. We have b-roll footage Align that be helpful I would interview so we have this amazing lady named is Donathan. She's the art director but she is also the class advisor for the junior class and she is a Wizard at this thing. She knows everything about it had a planet and she's incredible She's the reason that it comes together. I would interview her and then also the director of the upper school Miss grems because she knows a lot about it and maybe past alumni sure maybe somebody from the senior class Right who just did it last year Yep, I would do that. That was an idea Yeah, oh well, okay, and how you gonna execute the idea now, you know Diamond had an advantage. She had Haley and diamond working together What are you going to? well, I would probably ask our tech department because they have access to all the footage and Also, I would I would probably conduct interviews not actually filming them but with Miss grems and Miss Donathan and see their thoughts what they think is important I know a chunk of it just from going to the priory since sixth grade, but there's so much more So I would probably conduct interviews figure out what's important to include in it gathers and b-roll maybe look through some old yearbooks from past crosses and Then conduct those interviews Make a storyboard before actually yeah, and then so, you know, we have you have two more weeks left in your internship So we're gonna have to start have to close the show a little early I'll take a lot of work, but Good that's an idea. You're gonna do the editing. Yep, and on what editor are you gonna use? I'm familiar with Premiere Pro, but if there's another editing Program that would be better. I'm open to using that We don't know of any that would be better. Yeah, so I plan on using Premiere Pro. Yeah, good Okay. Wow. All right. So we have to you know, we have to collaborate on exactly how you do the voice over Yeah, and make it right for OC-16 fit within appropriate time limits and all that And I know I know that if you call Diamond up about this and ask her for consultation She'll answer your questions. No, absolutely Like I would go and like help you film things or record the interviews Yeah, totally Yeah I'm gonna have to be done fairly soon, right? Yeah next week or two Okay. Yeah Yeah, don't underestimate the time it takes to do the editing. Yeah, we did that So among the different tasks that involved you have a particular interest in whether it's editing or production or writing or Filming when I first came here. I thought editing was what I wanted to focus on But then there's so much more to it like producing that I didn't really know about And the filming but I still think editing is what I'd like to focus on But then just now I was in the control room with Zuri Watching her do her thing and that's That's crazy multitasking It's just kind of Zuri I think I think it's up to you to respond to that Zuri it looks so hard I can tell that you're having a lot of fun back here and you know, you're so creative and you have so many ideas I'm sure you would have just as much fun You know, it's pretty hectic, but hey, you got to do what you got to do in live television. Yeah Do you have a tricaster at the priory? Nope. I didn't even know producing was a thing really yeah I did not know what a tricaster was I came in here for the interview and saw that room bunch of buttons with lights Monitors. Oh, that looks kind of cool. I don't know what that is What kind of resources do you have at the priory? You said you took some courses Well that when I was in fourth grade that claymation one, right? That was a summer school That was summer school. So it was actually by a separate teacher who came was hired So he had his own equipment, but at the school they have Big cameras, but then they also have the editing software, but they don't have a tricaster. Do you have a studio there at the priory? we do have a tech department and It does have a green screen kind of like this, but it's they moved and I don't think we have a studio, but if there were there was one it'd be there. Do you have a coursework? In high school either classes that you can take You can do internships with them or independent research that specializes in video production But there's not really like a main course Okay, well, I'm gonna take a break now. Okay, everybody agrees if you agree raise your hand. 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I hope that you do join us as we learn About education about the educational system here in Hawaii what the challenges are what the benefits are and How much our kids are learning so thank you. Hope you join all right? Okay, we're back. We've had our minute of respite now. We're going back to a tweet which says Aloha gang Just want to know did your internships exceed your expectations? Please? Elaborate time and you go first. Oh Absolutely Like when I came into this I had no idea what to expect I mean they gave us a syllabus they gave us a list of things that we may or may not cover But coming into this and working at the studio It's it's been an honor like learning so much from not just the people who work here who are super cool, by the way but also from all the people that come into the studio the hosts and guests and and like stray stray people that But it's just it's been an incredible learning experience. Yeah, thank you. Thank you diamond. You've been great So Emily you've had two weeks of this You answer the same question. Okay. Well, I've read the syllabus. Actually, I got this email from my college counselor That's how I found out about it and I thought this looks cool. This is not my alley I'll try it and then I come in for the interview and Just seeing the studio It's crazy all the lights and the the green screen. It's very bright and I thought this is pretty high-tech So I did have some high expectations, but then once actually working and getting some experience. I think that I Didn't realize that a lot of it would be Communication and working with people. Yeah, I thought we'd be behind the computers and that was a good thing because of course, I expected all the work with the cameras and Twitter and all the programs but learning how to deal with people and get them to move to the schedule that there's this Website goes to that's a really good skill to have. Yeah, it's all about relationships Yeah, so I you know, I never forget when Carol started talking to interns about, you know What's supposed to happen here?  Working on it. It's still a skill. I have to like get down but trying and you can apply it I know Diamond says this in her Journals that it's something that you apply in every part of your life now, right? You're comfortable about doing that a lot more confident about it. Definitely, right and see how important it is They walk up to people on the street and say hi Welcome to think tech studio Emily you've been here now almost two weeks and then you've had five shows times whatever seven that's 35 40 shows that you've actually Sat in worked on or observed so among all those shows were there any that particularly you found impressive the host and the guests or the topics? well, I definitely remember This one guest named Solomon, you know, yeah hard to forget hard to forget and His personality I've never met someone like that before and it Usually you have people on here that are really serious and they they're the top of their professions and they're like Straight for business, but this guy was just so different change of pace And I just remember him and he's so deep and philosophical and positive So he stood out for me and then also they had that I forget her name, but it was on Donna's show center stage they had This lady from that bad that metal band bone Canyon. I thought she was really cool Venus.  I really liked metal I just hearing her talk about bands was like really cool and then also um the I Think that okay. Let's just leave that there. I think in general yes that there's a lot of people who are just so smart and insightful and Really have good communication skills. They present themselves. Well, and there's just so much to learn from them. So as a whole this isn't specifically one person, but You learn a lot not only from filming and from this internship you learn like about current events in the island on the island and the world You know what think-takes mission is? I can't I don't I didn't memorize it, but I do know it's about yes So we want to promote what we call promote civic engagement raise public awareness and promote civic engagement in our community and the way we do that is through the our programming right so we have Five to six shows a day on different topics with different speakers and different hosts so that we can Present all these different issues international local issues Speakers hosts who can present a wide variety range of Important topics to our community Yeah, so if if a host called you or a guest called you and said, you know What is it like? What's your advice to me to do a good show and what are the mistakes? I could make you know in doing a show how with the footfalls Let's have you go first diamond sure um I suppose in terms of improving a show it's definitely The show is more about the content So I would definitely have hosts make sure that they know their guests very well that they've met before Coming to the studio perhaps As well as you know make them feel comfortable Talk with them, you know, it's it's for me It's the shows are really about content over like the technical aspects because we have a caller, you know Yeah, caller on the line Okay, they're calling right back So anyway, yeah, I know we'll get them but continue that oh But yeah, it's just really talking just get that good communication going on between hosts and guests and all the technical aspects like Being or keeping an eye on the time, you know listening to Zuri death well everyone should listen to Zuri yeah, and Yeah, that's really what I would say okay caller that was a diamond cabrillo and I wonder if you have a question or comment You want to react to what she was saying? Hello. Yes. Hi. Thanks for calling think tech. You have a question a comment You want to react to what I'm and was saying? Hi, Jai Carol this question is for our interns there, okay now that they've not that they've experienced Live TV studio and video production. I want to know what their plans are in the future And if they're planning to carry this over into into their lot of work afterwards Okay, well, let's let's address that. Thank you for that question. Let's see the question I will repeat the question for you Carol What you know when now that they've seen this the interns have seen what's going on in the studio here Have they incorporated that into their life plan? Do they expect to be doing this as a career later on? So I think I know the answer with diamond, but how about why don't you give us your answer first? Oh? Well, I'm definitely going into film. I'm probably not the broadcasting side of media But uh in terms of productions. Is that what you mean? No, as in like um, I'd like to go into like way out the production side But maybe not a in a live broadcasting studio kind of thing But more in the like the filmmaking Sort of thing like narrative storytelling and in terms of like incorporating things I've learned definitely that communication aspect and Taking the initiative with talking with others planning with others, you know producing and and confirming information But uh, yeah, okay, and diamond of course as We know from team one is gonna be a junior this year at UH at the Academy of Creative Media So it's really well already got one foot at least Filmmaking yeah, like half a foot half a foot. Okay What about you Emily?  I I Did things I tried multiple different things just so when I do have to make that decision I have a lot of things to choose from and I figured out that making videos from you know back in sixth grade with the really bad cameras and Low-quality equipment. I enjoyed that. So you like the low-quality equipment. I like the process I thought this is cool making movies So that's why I took this internship so I could see is this a possible career path Do I want to follow through with this and it is I know you just wrote your profile You mentioned you were also interested in science. Yeah, particularly any particular area Well, that's another thing in science. I tried multiple things. So I Participated in science fair in six eighth and then just last year. Oh, that's great. Yeah, so And I did pretty well. I made it from my school my school's fair to states and then got some awards and Just meeting other scientists and so my in eighth grade. I did a project on the molasses bill So, yeah, that's what I did. Yes, so I That was about like marine biology and then just this past year. I did I Tried to do something on H-Power So that was I guess I'm shifting more talk about H-Power last night. Yeah, so environmental Engineering so I did an engineering project. So those are some possible ideas I don't know if I'd want to pursue science, but I definitely have enjoyed science fair Well, this this has given me the idea to Zuri that maybe this journalism in you three. What's your comment? It's actually really funny. That's exactly what I was thinking while Emily was speaking is she sounds like she could be an Investigative journalist because then she could do a little bit of everything and meet everybody You know you talk about current events you're talking about current issues This is very valuable for think tank important for us That was something that I kept in mind at science fair when I did those projects because when I would walk the hallway looking at the projects I I saw things that were incredible, but I didn't know what they meant it was it flew over my head and I wanted something that would appeal to people that was current So I always looked in the newspaper whenever I had to make that hard decision about what I was going to do I always check the newspaper because I thought that's what the people would want to see good. That's part of our syllabus anyway, yeah Okay, Emily we're at that time of the show when you get to talk to the public Look, you know instead of looking at me or Carol or a diamond look right there in camera one, okay? And tell them how they can be good hosts and guests on think tech. What's the message be prepared that? That's a good thing come on time Which is about a half an hour? 15 minutes until your show Don't wear green. Please. Don't it's very hard for Zuri That's good. Also, you do like you said you want to know your guest so that when you come up here you make them feel comfortable and that it runs smoothly and It's it's like a conversation the cameras not even there, so that's very important because it makes for easy viewing Pretty good What do you got to say diamond Add something Let's see good communication don't wear green Honestly Emily's got it down And Zuri you're closing comment. I'm just gonna speak right over you guys I think that the girls are learning so fast. I can't even call them girls. They're super women. Thank you so much Okay, Carol Monli. It's time for you to close. Well, first of all, I want to thank our First of all, this whole internship program has been such a success our team one with diamond and Haley and team two with Emily Thank you so much for all the time you put in and we look forward to the future of media and Production because of you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you ladies.