Okay, we're back here at Forecast 2012 Intel sponsored event, I'm John Furrier with SiliconANGLES. This is Cube Conversations with Jonathan Moore-Mile from HP. Thank you. Welcome to Cube Conversations. The discussion here is about the data center alliance, open data center alliance, cloud computing, cloud expo here in New York City. One of the hottest topics that nobody's talking about is power and cooling and space in the data center. It's that thing that everyone kind of wants in the spirit of innovation, rah rah, go cloud, go big data, but at the end of the day, they got to stare at the data center and look at the fact that there's no footprint available. And that's a scarce resource. So you're in this business. So give us the update, obviously it's talked about. I'm just kind of being kind of cynical about it, but the point is that it's an important conversation. Absolutely. And space for creating more scale is critical. So give us an update on where that is in this conversation in the data center. Well, and it's space to create more capacity, but it's got to be done smartly, right? I mean, because obviously with, you know, with densification going on and people needing that, densification needing to be elastic, whether it's from a capacity perspective or a financial aspect of it, it's how do you do that? How do you do it relevant to your organization and the IT that goes with it? And then how do you marry that, the blending of the IT and the facilities and how do you do that in a smart way, right? And so I think what we're seeing is a lot of, obviously is the strategy of modular data centers, right? Whether that's going with an external strategy of a container or something like that or going down to the rack level from a modularity perspective, deploying the optimized infrastructure to go with that IT and doing it in a smart way and looking at it from a TCO perspective, right? Not just a CAPEX, not just an OPEX, but overall how does it make me more efficient to deploy, to manage and to scale? So one of the things that we're tracking on SiliconANGLE is, we haven't been publishing about it because it's kind of in the research phase is tier two cities for data centers is a big trend that's on people's radars, which is we can put data centers in other cities that aren't quote tier one cities. They might have acceptable power but not the best power situation but power. That requires a different approach to the data center. You guys have been successful with HP pods, right? Which has been well documented as a beautiful product, but that's a full turnkey. Absolutely. So that's one interest. So talk about this one, this tier two data centers, need to expand and the benefits of having modularity and describe what modularity means. Is it space and product? Is it both? What kind of products can someone get with modularity? Sure, so when I talk about modularity, it's more of a thought process and a concept which represents not only products, deployment as well as services too, I think, and not only is it the purchasing and acquisition of it but it's also the operations and maintenance perspective of that as well. And so with HP, of course, we've got a full line of products whether it's at the facilities level with our flexible data center or all the way down to the rack level with our modular cooling system or something like that. That's something that we obviously believe in and when you start talking about going into tier two markets. It's a space issue though. On one hand, the concern is there's no space. I mean more space. Right, right. So parking lot is some free kickable parking spots for the modularity. Every area, right. I mean how can we convert an old warehouse? How can we convert an old classroom into something that's easy to use, right? But it doesn't require a heck of a lot of first cost investment and how can we repurpose it and how can it be flexible in the future to be able to reconfigure it, repurpose it and use it for what customers need whether it be to shut off the entire room or to- So that's one definition of modularity. Great, so talk about this tier two concept, tier two cities because with Modularia, you can essentially leverage these new environments whether it's parking lot or tier two cities. Absolutely. I mean I think what we're seeing too from an infrastructure perspective is that a lot of the typical redundancy, dual power pass and two end cooling and all these different things and everything's got to be kept at 70 degrees and a lot of those concepts are being challenged and a lot of them are starting to prove out that you don't necessarily need that but of course the enterprise space is always going to want availability, right? So they're like burn unicorns if I have to but keep my IT up and running, right? Where it affects scale out companies a lot more than that because obviously they're deploying tens of thousands of servers and doing it at a clip, right? And so what we're starting to see is through the redundancy software and things like that, the actual infrastructure needs in certain market segments are reduced quite a bit. So you're able to go into tier two cities and cities that may, the infrastructure may not be your areas that the infrastructure may not be as robust as customers may not have chose or maybe they've chosen a different location maybe 10 years ago where today they're like you know what it's connected, there's connectivity there, there's decent power and the price of real estate is cheap and then they use their redundancy through replication and different things like that. So it's a price issue but also from a footprint standpoint they just look at the costs. Let's go build out from scratch in tier one at cost X and when it's tier two with modularity in these elements they get the same value same uptime, same SLA, the same price. Absolutely and then you know when you start looking at providers that can provide the entire package, right? It's how do we make it easy to deploy? How can we take this entire package and if we need to move it somewhere and I'm talking about whether it's a pod or a row of racks or something like that how can we easily deploy it and how can we deploy that integrated solution and just if we need to pick it up and move it or if we need to put it anywhere location becomes almost not a dependency. Okay so HP is well known on the pod side turnkey high-end, it's great demo, great demo and a great product but the thing that we're hearing from customers in particular is they need more customization so it's almost the prefab version. We've got to wrap it around this column, I have this kind of space so that maybe there's some customization required. What's happening relative to that? What's the level of turnkey that gives the customer a maximum set of customization? What do you guys have? Is it like a portable? I'm thinking portable classroom. Kindergarten's too big, we gotta add another classroom. And you know actually we're doing that in India. We're actually deployed some portable labs and some portable classrooms in containers believe it or not but what we're noticing is it's really the base the common modular architecture of a base platform and you reduce it down the lowest element so that you give the customer choices and flexibility so that when you deploy the IT and the wrapper around it which would be the facilities and the infrastructure that you are allowing some level of customization and optimization to the IT that they're deploying and of course making it relevant for the customer so what we do is we understand at HP that customers are going to require that and so we leave the hooks in for other customized options. And they can go with non-HP gear obviously. Oh absolutely, yeah we understand that. It's not a lock in from HP standpoint. Heterogeneity is definitely something that we can't, we're never going to get away from and we're happy to even at our own factory integrate third-party gear and things like that into some of our solutions and ship them out for our customers.  True or false? You got to say false because you work for HP. In the data center yes, we love power right? We love power, well infrastructure side I love using and cooling. Buyers aren't, I mean I'm over creating some controversy but the reality is that the buyers we talk to and the environments we talk to, green is not on the top of the list. You're absolutely right. And you're going to see that in your enterprise space. You're going to see it in Fed and things like that. They'll try to get there but on new construction it's a different ball game. You have absolutely, construction has some compliance greenish as I got to put my cracks maybe available and other things. But really where are we with the green? Both on the existing data center agenda and new construction. Sure. Or modular second tier prefabs. When I say new construction I consider that part of it. So there's pure new construction and I would say new deployment being kind of a fresh data center either through the flexibility. So what's the green agenda for those two buckets? So green agenda obviously for new data center deployments it's much easier right? I mean if you don't have a PUE of 1.5 or less you're doing something wrong of course but that's really not, I mean most of the case your data centers are going to be 10, 12 even more years old or older right? And so a lot of times the cost of retrofit becomes prohibitive for efficiency. And again, it's really worth- The rent of power supplies from 10 years ago. Right. Just killing the power. Exactly, but it's also really about too what is the customers, what is the business needs right? Is it availability? But what happens, what starts to happen is when you scale out and you're talking about buying thousands and tens of thousands of servers right? A little incremental change in efficiency translates to big bottom line savings right? Whereas an enterprise- Give me an example. So if you're looking at like a Microsoft or something like that right? So where they're buying tens of thousands of servers at a time. If you're able to lower your PUE maybe a point or two or something like that where you're talking about multi-megawatt data centers you're talking about a significant chunk of change when you're talking about- Not only costing, it's power savings. It's good for the grid too. Absolutely, yeah there's more power available. It's closer to their bottom line right? They're able to save more money there and then also we're talking about efficiency. We're not just talking about power efficiency right? There's a whole motion on deployment efficiency. Literally saving cardboard and boxes right? Having things pre-integrated, the labor and the planning to deploy these things. There's a lot of efficiency there and so green not so much but I talk more about the efficiency of process and efficiency of deployment as an overall picture. Were you involved in any of the data center announcements? You guys announced the zero- Net zero data center? Net zero data center. You unveiled it which said cut the power uses by 30%. Were you involved in that at all? That was actually more of an HP Labs project so I wasn't involved directly. But it relates to your world right? But as it relates to efficient data center infrastructure. Was that a fully developed HP Labs product like to create that shiny example? How close were we to getting the net zero? We're getting very close. I mean for example, and I keep referring to pods because it's close to my heart but I mean we're talking about PUEs of 1.05 in a pod and that's a redundant infrastructure there right?  So we're very close and I think again as we start to talk about redundants through replication and through software and things like that and you start talking about more efficient power systems. You start talking about flywheel UPS systems and DC systems and things like that. You're minimizing conversions and losses and so I think we're getting very close and then you start talking about things like chillerless data centers right? The ASHRAE temperatures keep going up and obviously we're staying lockstep with those things so your cooling requirements which obviously take the most amount of power in your data center are going to start being more and more diminished and therefore we are getting close to that. You know, nirvana which would be a PUE of one or heaven forbid you put a hamster wheel on it then you're selling power back to the grid and we're now negative PUEs and they're a power generating source. So we're here at the cloud computing conference. Everyone wants to know is cloud greener? Is it, you know, so what's the, I do agree that greener, I mean green isn't bullshit it's just not on the agenda but certainly like you said small advance is great, great wealth savings when you have the small improvements but the question is that is the cloud a greener strategy is one question for the data center guys who want to build out and maybe do some pods and modularity. The second question I want you to talk up to is for people building clouds we're seeing some hyper-skeleton CapCham and I's got a data center they're learning new things what would you share advice to those guys as they think about the scale? What can you pass on for them as advice? So first one is is cloud any greener for the data center in terms of a strategy and deployment and two, what do you say to the service providers that are building out at scale massive data centers to service the cloud business? So as cloud greener I would say today not yet because I don't think people are holistically committing to the cloud and I still think that they're they're still gonna be running parallel architectures and parallel infrastructure for a while and I think as we look out 2020 and things like that I think yes we might obviously advancements in server and processor efficiencies and things like that will lend to that but yeah I mean I think long term it's definitely gonna be a more efficient strategy but today I don't think we're quite there yet until it's tested out and proven some of the things that I would say to service providers that are looking at scaling out and things like that definitely obviously modularity is close to my heart so when you talk about implementing that pay as you grow approach truly be elastic and be able to use that modularity to ebb and flow with the marketing customer needs. So should they be thinking about that in terms of facility what's the variables that they need to watch in order to manage the modularity? Is it space? Is it like the parking lot? I mean is the facilities all the above? What would you say to that? It's really all the above. So you're two cities? Yeah so I would you know I think all of that I think that you know obviously we're crossing new horizons and new boundaries right? So I mean I think there are definitely some cutting edge and bleeding edge ideas and concepts but we're starting to see that tier two cities we're starting to see things as far as lack of redundancy everybody doesn't need 20 minutes of battery backup these days you know things like that and so we're starting to see people pairing it down getting more efficient more efficient. Now you know the thing that I see in on the facility side is you know is the over investment over subscription of first cost investments and things like that and I think what happens is people get locked into something and they're not able to be as agile and as flexible so you know using a model that has a smart entrance and exit strategy out of that and be able to scale that model makes sense and that would be obviously modularity all the way down to the facilities level as much as you can. Okay well last question here we're wrapping up the Cube Conversations for the day I want to ask you about retail data centers and wholesale. Get some retail players out there the go daddies of the world someone in cloud and doing all this stuff right essentially not really cloud but our data centers and then you have people getting into the wholesale data center it's a more interesting business so comment on what's going on in your mind if you can from the wholesale perspective I'm specialists who build out these data centers from scratch and then sell them to vendors this is kind of an interesting market developing around that. It is and it's Can you share any information about that and as we learn more about it? Well I think you know some of the events that I've attended uptime symposium and things like that recently you know there's that discussion between the design build guides and the real estate guys too of okay you know what are we going to do here even though we talk about modularity you know it does modularity play within the you know the brick and mortar type model that we've got and how does that work and how does everything interrelate and is it threatening or not threatening is it something that you know we're going to have to do we're being pushed to be there you know that kind of thing so I mean I see that I see the hybrid approach for you know wholesale guys and I see them you know designing a facility that can accommodate you know traditional legacy systems but also be able to look at some of the more cutting edge technologies as we start to see scale and HPC really start to increase year over year growth and things like that they're going to need to plan for that space and be able to accommodate it. Well you guys at HP have done some amazing job both on HP labs at Net Zero Data Center with Net Zero Data Center is a great case study out there and also Jim Gontier with the Gen 8 you get a building servers now that are highly cost effective, great management tools. You guys are really leading the way so congratulations. Thank you. I'm looking forward to seeing what your products are for me I'm looking for modularity I'm looking to expand that definition to understand more other than the pods the pods easy to understand, drop a pod in turnkey. Right. But I'm interested in more the prefab with kind of the end finishing touches aren't there. So we're working on the HP experience really it's all about you know the end to end experience of a customer comes to us with a problem we start with a blank piece of paper and we're able to plan, design, implement the IT the facilities and put a nice service wrapper around it for the customer literally doesn't have to worry about anything we're delivering the entire solution. We'll keep in touch, we're going to launch the data center angle verticals very shortly we're tracking DCIM, we're tracking some of the work you're doing around the modularity and certainly we're going to be following so keep in touch and share with us that information. Absolutely. This is the CUBE Conversations from Intel Forecast 2012 in New York City at the Cloud Expo. I'm John Furrier, SiliconAngle.com Thanks for watching.


I was reading an article that said that Miami should get ready because the Museum of Sex is coming. Oh yeah. Your mom? Seems like a poor choice of words though. The Museum of Sex is coming. Explain that to me in detail. Well. Hey, welcome back to our Jupiter Exits Accompaniment. I'm Rick. Nick Falsi. Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. Thanks to Patreon. Follow us for your social Twitter account. Subscribe if you haven't. Hit the like button. It helps out the- the- and if you subscribe, you'll get free admission to the Museum of Sex for Life. Oh boy. Today, we got a new trailer that dropped just a couple days ago, but we missed it. I apologize. We're busy this week. But it's with- it's called Mission Manju- Man- Man- Manju- Manjunu- Man- Mission Man- Manjunu- Manjunu? How do you say that? Majnu. Majnu? Yeah, Majnu. That makes more sense. Yeah. But it's with Siddharth Mahotra. Yeah. Netflix. Is this the one that- Who will be carrying the SAG Awards, not this year it's on YouTube, but next year. That's cool. Netflix will carry the SAG Awards, so for those of you who like to be saggy, you know where to go. That's me. I do love to- a good saggy, you know? Yeah. I love saggy awards. I don't know what this is about. But let's check it out. I'm guessing a mission of some sort. Give it a run, Ria. Mission India is counting on him. Hadam. I have the right to see you running. I have the right to love you. I'm your husband. Wow, Siddharth Mahotra. You and Majnu are not your real wives. Yes, sir. You're going to be a nuclear facility in Pakistan. This operation will be called Mission Machnu. We're also making you a job. Where are you going, sir? In Rawalpindi? Pakistan's scientists are coming from outside. God willing, we'll get good news. I don't know what kind of investigation is going on. Sir, when will that scientist come? We should attack him. India can't even imagine that we're making nuclear weapons. Why are you running away from us? What are you eating from inside? I don't have any answer to your questions. You go to the facility. Hey. Raw agents are operating. They're holding it in their hands. Wow. January 20th. Interesting. It looks... Obviously, we enjoy that actor. And is this the female that they kept saying on Kaffir with Quran that he was... Oh, I don't know. Possibly dating, but they weren't kind of giving it up. I don't know. Just read the entertainment section of The Times of India. They'll let you know. Yeah, I do enjoy him. And I do enjoy learning about new things that I'm not familiar with. It did look a little bit basic in terms of the way the story is going to be told. You know what's going to happen. And felt very much like the true story of Aliya's film where she plays... Razi? She's the spy that goes into Pakistan and she actually begins to care and is then torn about what she's doing there as a spy. Yeah. Because she really genuinely cares about the man that she's with. Yeah. So, and I kind of, from the trailer, can't tell if this is going to pull a 83 in terms of pulling at the emotional heartstrings for the sake of story. Well, doing the very patriotic... Right. In the films to get the emotion out of some Indians. Right. So... It looked like it probably would. I mean, it's... Pothon even did it with... I don't know that it's going to focus, but like the moments of... Jayan. Right. Right. Which there's a line, you know, between genuine patriotism that's expressed in a way that's logical and justified versus we're just doing this to make you emotional and we can tell and it's obvious. Yeah, and I don't know if that's what they're doing. Netflix can't tell from that. Netflix has been very good at coming up with content for Indian cinema. Yep. I do love Siddhartha with everything we've seen him in. We've liked it, especially the last military thing he did. Yeah. I forget what that... Shamshara. Shamshara. No. That's not... It's a... Shamshara. Shamshara. Yeah. I don't remember the name of it. But we liked that a lot. And it looked like it could have some good fight scenes in it. And I'm assuming maybe I'm wrong that it's going to make a... Do a little... Make some of the fights a little more cinematic. Yeah. Running on top. A little bit more over the top. Maybe that happened. I don't know anything about the story. That's right. Obviously people can run on top of trains. That's not... And dive out of a train and get right through the bars and not continue to go forward while you go through. Yeah. That's probably cinematic. That's probably a cinematic moment. Yeah. Which films do. They do that. Yes. But it could be interesting. My one fear would be is it might just be a little basic. And obviously the CGI of the planes wasn't great. No. But I don't think they're relying on CGI for this film. I don't think so either. I think there's going to be probably that sequence that you see that kind of like in Rocket Boys. It's like you see when the rocket goes up, you're like, that's not a rocket. Or there's a race to stop the missile from launching. Yeah. Or like the nuclear facility as well. Right. That's the beginning. But once again, I don't think that's... If it was a whole film like that one CGI film that they're redoing the entire thing. Then maybe... Here's our film. What? Just kidding. We'll talk to you in a couple of years. 100 Korosh. Yeah. Just joking. Anyways, let us know what you thought about the trailer if you're excited for it. And what other trailers should we react to down below.


So the next one is aggressive power. You want to overwhelm the force with your own force, right? So I'm just pushing him because I don't want to actually punch him with aggressive power. You get the idea. I'm using this pushing force, but I'm attacking with punches. So I'm using this aggressive power. I want to keep pushing with my punches on him. So even if it's bigger, if somebody uses all of his aggressive power and explode like that, then you have a better chance of beating the guy. Even if he's stronger or even more skilled, because you surprise him with your explosive force, right?


Former governor of Ugu State Gminga Danyal has revealed the motive behind his decision to stop his monthly pension as a former governor of the state. The lawmaker representing Uguir's senatorial district in the National Assembly said he asked the state's government to stop his pensions because he doesn't want to be receiving double remuneration after returning to public service after 12 years. Danyal, however, said if after his stay at the Senate, senators have a monument, he may continue to continue with that to revert to the monument the Ugu State governor was paying him as a former governor. Recall that Danyal's decision to suspend his pension has generated reactions from the public. You get into public office, you have to tidy a lot of things up. Because there are so many things that goes into it, you must not apply foreign accounts, you must not. So I just said, okay, what are the things that I need to tidy up now that I'm here again? And this issue of double payments came, I said, okay, let's just remind the governor that from these dates, I have not been signed it, and I hope that from that date I will be receiving my emoluments as a senator of the federal republic. So kindly step down the one that you are doing for me. Probably after Senate, I will decide depending on what the law says, whether there will be severance, I mean pension for senators or pension for governor, and then probably say, okay, which one do I want to, or which one does it not permit you. So it's just so simple. But I was really shocked to see that it has generated so much interest. And a number of those people kept saluting and appreciating that gesture. I just thought it was the right thing to do, nothing more than that.


So, we know one function, this psi of x e to the minus x squared with some constants, that solves the harmonic oscillator Schrodinger equation. When we insert this equation for psi into the Schrodinger equation, the left side is equal to the right side, and the primary reason that happened is because when we take the second derivative, it pulls down two extra powers of x, which end up canceling the x squared times the wave function in the potential energy term. So, that feature, that pulling down two extra powers of x, is just a feature of this e to the x squared term, and that would happen with a bunch of other mathematical functions also. So, for example, if I write down a function that looks like n times x times e to the minus alpha x squared over 2, it's also true. We won't do the derivatives, but perhaps you can look at that and convince yourself it's true, or perhaps you can pause the video and take the derivatives yourself and convince yourself that if I take derivatives of this function, despite the fact that there's some x's out front and some x's in the exponent, when I take the second derivative, I will end up with terms that have pulled down two extra powers of x into that polynomial pre-factor term. So, those we can make cancel with the two powers of x multiplying the wave function in the potential energy term, and this can also be a valid solution to Schrodinger's equation. Likewise, there are functions that look like x squared times e to the minus alpha x squared over 2 with normalization constants out front. This one gets a little more complicated because there's now some cancellation that needs to happen between the various different product rule terms involved in taking this derivative. So, because of that extra cancellation, if I use the 4 alpha and the x squared and also a constant term, that's a function that, again, we won't do ourselves, but we can convince ourselves if we insert it into Schrodinger's equation, this also solves the harmonic oscillator Schrodinger equation. So, as you can see now, there's a whole series of solutions, one with just a constant multiplying this Gaussian, one with a linear term in x multiplying the Gaussian, one with a quadratic function of x multiplying the Gaussian, there's also a cubic and a quartic and so on. So, in general, we can give these solutions numbers. This is, we call this the zeroth solution because the polynomial in front of the Gaussian is a zeroth order polynomial. This linear function or first order polynomial is the n equals one solution. There's an n equals two solution. In general, for any n, I can write a solution that looks like a normalization constant times a polynomial, and we'll talk more about the features of that polynomial in just a second. In fact, I'll write that polynomial as not just a polynomial of x, but you'll notice every time we see an x, it's paired with some alphas. So this x squared is paired with an alpha, this x squared is paired with an alpha, these x squared are paired with an alpha. Every time we see an x, it's paired with an alpha to the one half. So, this polynomial is a function of alpha to the one half times x, and all multiplying this Gaussian term, e to the minus alpha x squared over two, that's the same for every one of these solutions. So the polynomial term is different for every case. The normalization constant will end up different for every case as well. And these are the general form of these solutions to the harmonic oscillator Schrodinger equation. In order to be able to write down any particular solution, there's a couple things you could do. You could write out a polynomial if I want to know the n equals 5 solution. What fifth order polynomial should I stick in front of this Gaussian to solve Schrodinger's equation? We could do it the hard way. We could write down a fifth order polynomial, plug it into Schrodinger's equation, figure out what constants need to cancel other constants, or now that I've written the general form of this polynomial, or at least the name of this polynomial, that polynomial is called a Hermite polynomial. As usual, that's a function that was well-studied and understood by mathematicians before anybody knew it was useful in quantum mechanical problems. That function, so notice that here I've written it a Hermite polynomial as a function of some arbitrary argument. Normally, I would say h of x, but for the harmonic oscillator problem, x has another very specific meaning that's the bond displacement. So here I'm just writing h as a function of some argument. We can write down the first few of these Hermite polynomials and get a sense for what they look like. So the zeroth polynomial, as we've already seen, is just a constant, and the constant value is 1. h1, I'll have to double check the constants. That is twice alpha to the 1 half times, oh no, that's not true. Twice the argument of the function. So what that means is if I insert alpha to the 1 half x, as we've said here, the n equals 1 polynomial whose argument is alpha to the 1 half times x, that will be 2 alpha to the 1 half x, because the argument of the function is alpha to the 1 half times x. The n equals 2 polynomial is, as we see here, let's see, that's going to be 4 times c squared minus 2. Or in the case where the argument is alpha to the 1 half times x, the squiggle squared is c squared equals alpha x squared. We can write one more, we can write a whole lot more, but I'll write one more that is not already on the board, which is the n equals 3 version of this polynomial, which is 8 times the argument cube minus 12 times the argument. And again, this series goes on. That's only useful. These examples are useful if we never want to go beyond n equals 3. What's useful is to be able to predict what the nth polynomial is, and we can do that with a recursion formula. If we want to know the n plus 1th polynomial, that's going to be twice the variable that we're talking about, multiplying by the previous polynomial, plus or minus. It's minus twice this number n times the polynomial prior to that. So this recursion formula tells me the n plus first in terms of the nth and the n minus first. So if I want to know the fourth one, I can plug in the second one and the third one here and here and use that to solve for the n equals 4 polynomial. The other thing that's worth noting about these polynomials is their parity. So if we look carefully, we can see that let's say that n equals 1 and that n equals 3 polynomial. This is n equals 1 polynomial has its argument raised to the first power, n equals 3 polynomial has the argument raised to the third power, but also the argument raised to the first power. So it's only the odd powers of the argument that show up in n equals 1 and n equals 3. So those functions have odd parity. They only have odd powers of their argument, whereas the even values of n, 0 and 2 and continuing with 4 and 6 and so on, those have only even powers of their argument. So h2 has not only the argument squared term, but also an argument to the 0 term, but it doesn't include an argument to the first term. So when n is an odd number, the polynomial includes only odd, when n is an even number, it includes only even powers of the argument. When n is an odd number, it includes only odd powers of the argument. And that's going to be important when we get a little further into talking about the parity of the wave functions because the Hermite polynomial, knowing what the Hermite polynomial is, knowing how to predict it for any arbitrary value of n, is now going to allow us to write down the wave function for any arbitrary value of n as well.


All right, welcome back everyone. Let's get into chapter 27 and we look to complete the potions in this class. Okay, chapter 27, the blood of Jesus sealing an eternal covenant. Now when we look when we talked about covenants, we talked about the new and everlasting covenants where the old covenant is gone. It was just a temporary covenant but what Jesus did, He established a new and then everlasting covenant. That means the covenant will never come to an end, right? Let's look at a few aspects here. He sealed the new covenant with His own blood. Luke chapter 22, 19 and 20 says, and He took bread, gave thanks and broke it and gave it to them saying, this is my body which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me. Likewise, He also took the cup after supper saying, this cup is the new covenant in my blood which is shed for you. And we've talked about this. In the old covenant, there had to be blood. The new covenant, Jesus saying, this is a new covenant I'm giving you. This is my blood that I will shed. He's talking about what He is going to do. That Jesus Christ is the Passover lamb of the new covenant. In the old covenant, what did the Passover lamb do? What did the blood of the Passover lamb do? Sorry? Covering of sins. But more importantly, when the people of Israel put that blood on the doorpost, death passed by. To signify that, you know, death will not overcome us. Same thing here. Jesus Christ is our Passover lamb. Jesus Christ is a high priest in the new covenant representing us before the Father. We talked about this as well. Jesus is not sitting on the throne and saying, okay, now when am I ready to go down to, you know, to my second coming? No. He's making intercession for us. He's our high priest in heaven. Jesus Christ is our testator of the new covenant. Jesus Christ sealed the covenant with His own blood and Jesus Christ is the mediator or the enforcer of the new covenant. How did He seal the covenant? He said, we talked about it in Hebrews. He took His blood and He made a tournament. Same thing what the high priest did. Taking the blood, putting it on the altar. Here, Jesus takes the blood, goes into heaven, puts it on the altar. Same thing. Shadow, shadow tabernacle, real, real tabernacle. That's all it is. It's like we did the Easter production. No. It was the Easter production and then real. That's all it was. Only thing we know what happened. There they don't know what happened. The old covenant, right? They were doing it but God knew. This is what I'm going to do, right? The blood of an everlasting covenant. So this covenant will not end. The blood speaks Hebrews 12 24 to Jesus, the mediator of the new covenant and to the blood of sprinkling that speaks better than that of Abel. Look at that. The blood of Jesus speaks better than that of Abel. Remember the story of Cain and Abel? God comes to Cain and asks Cain, Cain, where is your brother? Abel. Abel says, I don't know. I'm not my brother's keeper. You are God, you should know. And God says something. The blood of your brother is crying out to me. See how the blood speaks? The blood of Abel is crying out to me. You don't have to kill him. You could have just let him go.  So Cain, this is what will happen to you. Wherever you go, you will be cursed. The land of God brings judgment upon Cain.  The blood of Jesus speaks better than the blood of Abel. So when Jesus goes to heaven and when he had put his blood on the altar, it spoke much more than the blood of Abel. And he talked about speak. It means the authority. Abel's blood had authority. There was something in that where if it was not important, God wouldn't have said anything to Cain. It was important. Blood of Jesus, again, speaks greater. The blood sprinkled and set in force in the newcomer.   As a new covenant, people, we have the blood of Jesus sprinkled on us and his blood announces better things for us. Look at that. Just as when we speak the blood of Jesus over people, it's a voice that is greater. When we cover ourselves with the blood of Jesus, it's a voice that is greater and the voice of the enemy. Right? So it's something that you and I must get into the habit of doing. It's not only once a while you say, okay, I'm covered by the... Keep saying it. I speak the blood. I speak the authority as the blood of Jesus. If you have any sickness in your body, speak the blood. Say, I command, I take authority over the sickness. I speak the blood of Jesus into my body. And I've heard of plenty of testimonies where people who have been, you know, who had heart diseases, were suffering from cancer. They're dying. The doctors have said, you know, six months, but they have said, you know, the blood of Jesus. I know of another testimony where, you know, the medicines are going inside. They're saying, this medicine is the blood of Jesus that will bring clean cleansing. Remember, God can bring cleansing through medicines as well. Many times, you know, you know, if I'm unwell or if I'm sick, I'll just take a glass of water and I'll say, this is your blood of God. Bring healing into my body. Think it. Sometimes it's immediate. Sometimes it takes some time, but the blood speaks. I've heard of many, many people where doctors have given up hope. I've shared that many stories, right? And there are plenty of them. Doctors have given up 0% chances of survival. The doctors have said, 0%. Lung is not working. Liver is not working. Almost gone into a coma. There's no chance of living. They've got up and walked out of the hospital. They've done the x-ray.  We see that you have a new liver, new lungs. Who can do that? No doctor can do that. Only God can do that. He's a supernatural God. He can create miracles for you, but you've got to believe in the blood. Now, just we go to the next chapter partaking in the Lord's table. Just that small, it doesn't even have to be grape juice. It can be water. But if you partake it in authority, it is his resurrection power flowing inside us. So let's look at this. The Lord's table is a proclamation of the power of Christ's death and resurrection. This is a token or a sign of the blood covenant God established for us. What is the sign of the Abrahamic covenant? Circumcision. What is the sign of Noah's covenant? Rainbow. What is the sign of the new covenant? The Lord's table. Set of Jesus. Yes. The proclamation of the Lord's table is a sign of the new covenant. Now, look at this. First Corinthians chapter 11, 17 to 34. It's a long passage, but it's a very important passage. Why? Because the people in Corinth were going through some problems. What were they doing? They thought the bread and the wine that was kept there is breakfast. So they're eating. Imagine going into church. They're just taking the bread, eating like tea and biscuits. No, they're sitting around talking. They have disrespected the Lord's table. And so Paul writes this letter in first Corinthians and he's correcting them and rebuking them for the way that they have handled this whole, the Lord's table. But he also tells them the consequences and how we can avoid this. Right? Look at this. I'll just pick up potions, right? Now, in giving instructions, I do not praise you since you come together not for the better, but for the worse. This is a church that is already seeing miracles flowing in the gifts of the Spirit. You're coming together not for better for the worse. Paul is saying, first of all, when you come together as a church, there is division among you. Okay? Then when you come to eat the Lord's table for an eating, each one takes his own supper ahead of others. One is hungry. Another is drunk. That means what? You see the mindset. These people, these believers have got up or maybe morning, evening, whatever they've come to church and they're filling their stomach with the food and they're drinking the wine. Now remember that that time they didn't have these small packets we have. Probably it was a big bowl of wine and people are just taking and drinking. So, you're saying here, what do you not have houses to eat and drink in? All this you're doing, you're doing your house.  What shall I say to you? Shall I praise you? Shall I praise you in this? I do not praise you. For what I received from the Lord, I give to you. And He goes on to say that. Let's go to verse 26.  So, as often as you do it, you're proclaiming the death on the cross. You remember the body that was... So, it's not only Good Friday, you should remember the cross.  Every time you do it, even in your home, when you take, you know, the Lord's table, you think of His body, the body that was bruised, the body that was beaten and wounded, the body that was... You could have carried like this. You think of that body that took up all the pain and the suffering. And you think of the blood that was shed. That's what you think of. And you think of yourself. He saw you and me when He did this. Okay? Therefore, whoever eats this bread and drinks this cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of the body and the blood of the Lord. But let a man examine himself. So, let him eat of the bread and drink of the cup. Let's go down. 29. For He who eats and drinks in an unworthy manner eats and drinks judgment upon himself, not discerning the Lord's body. For this reason, many are weak and sick among you and many asleep. Look at that. For if we judge ourselves, we would 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 to eat together, wait for one another. If anyone is hungry, let them eat at home, lest you come together for judgment. And the rest I will set in order when I come. Look at what Paul is saying. He's saying, See, when you eat partake in the Lord's table, you're identifying with the death of the Lord Jesus. When now you'll have coming as if it is food, you're eating it, you'll have filling your stomach and you'll have drinking it as though it's a party. It's not a party. He's telling them by doing it in this dishonority manner, that is why many of you are sick among you and many of you have even died because of the unworthy manner. Now, let's look at what, what, how do we put it into context here? The Corinthian church, they turn this whole time of the Lord's table instead of making it a time of reverence and remembering the Lord. They turned it into a time of feasting and enjoying and Paul was upset. It's not a time of feasting. It's a reverential. It's a, it's a price that the Lord Jesus paid. Yes, there's a time to be joyful. There's a time to enjoy Jesus himself. He enjoyed and people came up to him. Why are you sitting with the tax collectors and enjoying yourselves when everyone are fasting? Jesus says, this is not the time for fast. There'll come a time for that. Right. But what happened was they were partaking in the wrong manner. And then what was intended to be a time of reverence and proclamation of his death and resurrection became more of a lunch feast. Can you picture that? What do we do now in church when we are partaking of the Lord's table? Some churches removed their slipper. Some churches so, so much reverence. They don't look around. There's so much reverence because there was a price that was paid. Right. We think about the cross. We think about the blood. But look at this. They are having the Lord's table and they're discussing. So basically what we do in the tea time, they are doing during the Lord's table. Talking, discussing. They made it a feast. Instead of enjoying the benefits of the cross, which is healing, deliverance and wholeness, many became sick and died prematurely. So now it's a very important lesson for us. When we partake in the Lord's table, take it in reverence. There are two aspects I'd like to talk about. One is outward reverence and one is inward reverence. Both are important. Why?  And I can say, Hey, my heart, my heart is fully tuned to God or I can have somebody else who's, you know, fully holy, holding that communion and he's saying, but his mind is thinking about the beach or his mind is thinking about what to eat for lunch. Body is a tension position. Not moving, but mind is somewhere else. Remember, God looks at the heart. Now we cannot say, okay, God is looking at the heart and put our legs on top of one another and, you know, just slouch back in partake. No, can we say, you know, my God is looking at me. So I have to be very reverential outside, but inside thinking about something else. Both are important. You got to focus. See, how long is the Lord's table? Three, four minutes. We take what? Five minutes maximum. Focus your mind, your body, everything. Align it. Imagine Jesus said, okay, the Spirit, your body is healed. Imagine Jesus says that, right? But you don't feel the healing. It's like that. Jesus is saying, you partake in a reverential manner both ways, body and spirit. Then your healing comes. So it's very important to partake in this in a worthy manner. If you feel you're not ready, you feel that there are some things that you have to, you know, see, we can always come and partake in the Lord's table at any time and God is willing to forgive us.  I want to prepare myself and take this. That's also good, right? But let it not be a time of judging yourself. Remember, when we're coming, it's not about our works. We're coming to the cross. We're coming to, we're identifying with what Jesus did, not what I did. We remember ourselves and we know that our sins are forgiven. The purpose of the Lord's table, we are proclaiming that on the cross, all our sins are paid for. So we have a light standing before God. The power of sin is broken. Jesus removed our sickness. That is, by His stripes we are healed. You know, there are times we can just partake in the Lord's table and healing can come immediately. There are times you can partake over a period of six months. Healing can come. That's the power of the Lord's table. Jesus removed the curse of the Lord. The power of sin is destroyed.  We are redeemed. So we are God's purchased position. One drop of the blood of Jesus destroys everything Satan can do.  It can destroy 30 years of unforgiveness, destroy it in a moment.  Or it can destroy the lust of the flesh or the wrong habits, what you've been doing for 20 years in alcohol or drugs or anything. It can destroy in one minute, in just that moment. It can do it. That's the power of the blood of Jesus. One drop can destroy the work of the devil. And so when we partake in the Lord's table, we partake in an honorably manner. As believers today, see, we do not fear weakness, sickness and premature death because of wrongly participating in the Lord's table, simply because we have been taught how to do it the right way. And we feel for the Corinthians because, see, they didn't know it was the early church. They probably didn't know. How many of us coming from a different faith? We knew okay, how to read the Bible. We knew how to pray. We don't know. We learn over time. So now we may look back at the Corinthians and say, how can they do that? But for them, it was new. They didn't know it. But now we know how to do it. So we, there's no fear. We don't partake. Okay, am I, am I doing it the right way? We partake in confidence knowing that God has promised to bring healing and deliverance to me. We partake simply because we have been taught how to do it. We know what we have to do each time we partake in the Lord's table. It is not that God is waiting for our smallest mistake to bring judgment on us. Rather, it's a time we celebrate and we bring joy to his heart and fear in the enemy's camp. It's a celebration. So when we are partaking, don't be fearful. Oh, if I don't do it right, then any sickness may come on me. No. What did happen to the Corinthian Church? They didn't know. We know now. They're taking it in reverence and we know that God is rejoicing when we partake in this. Paul recognizes here that in, when he talks about the cup and the bread, he says, the cup of the blessings, cup of blessings. This is a cup that we drink. The cup that we drink is intended to administer blessing into our lives. And same thing with the bread. When we partake in the body, it is to administer blessings into our life. Now, just a little bit portion on idols and sacrifices, right? First Corinthians 10, 19 to 24. Can one of us please read that? First Corinthians 10, 19 to 24. What I'm saying then that an idol is anything or what is offered to idols is anything. Rather, that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice, 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 of the table of demons. How do we provoke the Lord 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 others will be. Yes. So now there's another problem here in the church in Corinth. What's happening? There is food sacrificed to idols. Now, just give you a little bit of background. In Corinth, there was a temple with 1000 prostitutes, male prostitutes, 1000 female prostitutes. Now these are all prostitutes. They would sell their body for money. And it was a holy thing because this temple was a temple which, if you're involved in prostitution, that means you're fulfilling what the God is asking you to do. So now eating food sacrificed to these idols was a common thing. Everything was sacrificed to the idols during that time. Now, people have become believers. They've come into the church. After coming into the church, the Holy Spirit has come into them. They're flowing the gifts of the Spirit healing miracles. All that is there. Now they're partaking in the Lord's table, but they're also eating the food sacrificed to idols. So now Paul is bringing judgment on them. He's correcting them. What does he say? He's saying, see, the idol means nothing.  So it is nothing. The idol is nothing. But the spirits working behind the idol are demonic spirits. Everyone with me. The spirits that are working behind those idols are demonic spirits. So every idol that you see has demonic power working behind it. That is demonic power.   Now what you're doing is you're mixing what is of God's and what is of the devil. You're mixing it together. So it's like you're sitting on the fence. When I want God, I'll go to God. When I want the devil, I'll go to the devil. Now can this happen? It's what Paul is saying. Think about it. He's telling the believers, you think. I'm not saying the idol is stronger than you. No, the spirits are there. But here you're partaking in the Lord's table and you're doing partaking of food sacrifice to idols. So you're giving importance to both and both are there. So that's why you're not receiving healing nor are you receiving any gifts of the, you know, and the Holy Spirit is not working in your lives and you're living in this place of guilt and shame because of all of this. So Paul is saying, we cannot mix true worship and idol worship together. We cannot do it. So what about us right now as believers?  Nothing will happen. Got it. All that is there. But knowingly, if I go and eat food sacrifice to idols, I am dishonoring my body. The Bible says our body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and it is where the Holy Spirit is reciting. So why would I, being a believer, go and involve myself into food sacrifice with idols?  But what's the point here? He's trying to say, what you have to avoid, avoid it. Just because people are doing it, you don't do it. So right now in the world that we are living in, bringing it to context, there will be times you will go to, you know, maybe office gatherings. Many times it's happened when I was working in the corporate sector, they would have this whole program. You know, it would be any, you know, festival of other faiths. And then they would give you the suite. Politely have declined. I said, I don't want.   No, I'm not scared, but I'm looking at the flip side. I'm looking at honoring God because my God, my body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. I don't want to defile my body with something that is not of God. So many times I've said no, many times and they may have felt bad. They may have, sometimes I just tell them, no, I don't want to have it. I don't feel like having it. Very politely. Now the mistake that we can make is start preaching to them. See, when Jesus died on the cross, they don't want to know all of that. Meaning they just want you to take the thing. So you don't have to explain every time. If they come and ask you, hey, why didn't you eat that? There's your opportunity to explain and to bring the gospel out. Paul addressed this issue of food offering to idols. It's a spiritual aspect involved. He says we cannot mix the worship of God and the worship of demons. It may be culturally acceptable, but it's not helping and edifying. In the time in Corinth, it was acceptable. Now still is acceptable, but it's not helpful and edifying. And I also need to consider the other person's well-being. Every need is met through the blood covenant. So before we go there, what would you do if your neighbor or your friends from other fates come and offer you food that has been prayed over or prayed over by other gods? What would you do? Sorry? Politely refuse. What about the others? I'll decide at that time. What would you do? Would you eat? If it is sweet, I'll say, no, I have sugar problem and I can't take it. You don't have to say sugar problem. Your words are powerful. You say, no. I say, no, thank you. Just be very polite. Don't worry about what they will think. Don't worry about what they go and tell hundred people. What's more important? Honoring God or being more pleasing in man's eyes? Honoring. So it's okay. You are following what the word of God says. There will be rejection. There will be people ridiculing and mocking you. That's okay. Let's move on. You're doing what is right. Yes, go ahead, Sanjay. Yes, Pastor. Just wanted to add to what you're sharing. Most of us, especially people who don't drink and smoke, if someone offers us a cigarette or someone offers us an alcohol, we don't think twice to say no. We immediately say no and we give a full lecture or explanation why we don't drink or why we don't smoke. But for a little thing like this, we shouldn't really get confused. I mean, with the same integrity in which we say no to alcohol and no to cigarettes. I think with the same integrity, it's our free will to say no to something that doesn't resonate with our spirit. Very true. Very true. So that's very good. Yes. So I'm not saying we should just be timid and say no, it's okay. I don't want. Stand your ground. Stand your ground and say no, but say it politely. Remember, the fruit of the spirit is love, kindness, all of that. But you stand your ground. Like how Sanjay said, somebody offers you a bottle of alcohol, you'll say, hey, no, this is something that I will not do because my body, same way, if it comes to this, say no, it's fine. I don't want this because these are the things that I believe in. With the same integrity, with the same conviction, you must be able to. Thank you Sanjay. By chance, if we take it unknowingly, it might open doors to the enemy. Okay, now when we take it unknowingly, we didn't know, right? It's not going to affect us. Now, for example, I'm just giving you an example. We go to this market and we buy food. We don't know whether that is a sacrifice to idol or not. We don't know. But we go by, we come home, we cook it, we pray and we eat. Now we can't sit and do research. We can't go and ask that person where all this pieces of meat has gone. So when you talk about, Lucy, when you talk about unknowingly, it's not going to affect us because it's nothing. But when we know it's food offered to idols and we partake, then comes the problem. We're inviting the work of the enemy. But if we don't know it, we don't know it. It's not going to affect us. Okay, Pastor, thank you. Yes. Okay, let's get into chapter 29, what the blood of Jesus does for us. We've talked about all of this. The blood of Jesus affects our life, cleanses us from all sins. We've actually gone through all of this, overcome the enemy. We are purchased by God. We're brought near to God. There's boldness. There's, you know, His blood speaks. He's redeemed us, restored us, reconciled us. We are justified. We are righteous. All of this, the blood of Jesus does for us, cleanses us, makes us His children, calls us His children. Walking in the power of the blood of Jesus. We often hear the phrase, plead the blood of Jesus.  Now, if we know what it means and we keep speaking on the blood of Jesus, then there is effect. If we don't know what it means, then there's no effect. Remember in the book of Acts, they were all praying over people who were possessed, the disciples, and they were getting delivered. But these seven sons of Skiwa, the high priest, they said, hey, I want to become famous like these disciples. So what they did, they said, the same Jesus whom Paul is preaching. I command you devils to get out of this person's body. What do the devils do? The devils look back and said, okay, Jesus, I know. He destroyed me on the cross. Apostle Paul, I know, because he's a great man of God. He's doing wonderful things. But who are you? I've not seen you praying. I've not seen you believing in anything. So those demon possessed men overpowered these seven, beat them and send them away. What was the difference? They both said in Jesus' name, but here the disciples knew the power of the name of Jesus and here these seven priests didn't experience it. They just knew head knowledge. There was no experience. Okay, let me try to bring some more clarity. For example, God has healed you of one sickness. Miraculous healing. Okay, and I come to you and I say, you know what? I'm praying for healing. What will you do? You'll get excited, no? Say, hey, God miraculously healed me. So I have to tell him. So I'm going to tell him. See, I don't know what you're going through.  Doctors gave up hope on me. But when we prayed in Jesus' name, I got new organs, God changed my life. I'm still living and I'm perfectly healthy now. So the same thing can happen to you. Why? Because it's experience. Sharing from experience. It's not just head knowledge. That's also important. Sharing from experience. The same thing is here. When we experienced the power of the blood of Jesus, there is no enemy or there's no work of the devil that can bring us down. And we experience it. So something that we must do is, we must fight for our covenant rights and pray and experience the power of the blood of Jesus. How can we experience? Four points and then we'll close. One, come into obedience. Obedient to God's word. Obedience to His promises. Obedience to the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Two, believe in the power of the blood of Jesus. You got to believe it. Hey, there is power in the blood of Jesus. It's not just some, you know, something that just happened. No, there is power in the blood of Jesus. Three, declare what the blood of Jesus has done for you. We learned about all of this. The blood of Jesus has cleansed us. He's brought us, made us closer to God. We are righteous. We are justified. We have been bought by a price. The blood is powerful. The blood can destroy the works of the devil. Testify it. Speak over it over your own life.  Finally, welcome the work of the Holy Spirit. Ask the Holy Spirit to stand on your behalf. And He's there. That's what He's doing. It's like this. If you're in the court, you've hired a lawyer to fight your case. You don't have to remind the lawyer, okay, lawyer, go. You have to talk now. The lawyer knows what he has to do. He's there for that reason. The same way, welcome the work of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is there to do the work. He's our leader. He's our guide. He's our strength. He's our, you know, he's our convict. He brings conviction. He brings healing. He does all the work that he has to do. Welcome the work of the Holy Spirit into our lives. The Holy Spirit will enforce for us everything. Jesus has accomplished on the cross. So the devil will say you are useless. The Holy Spirit will say, No, you're a child of God.  Holy Spirit will say, No, you are the righteousness of God. The devil will say, See, you're, you have already sinned. Holy Spirit will say, You are justified.  The devil will say, You can never do ministry. Holy Spirit will say, You can do. You see what's happening here. The enemy will come. But the Holy Spirit will testify of everything that Jesus did for us on the cross. Amen. Amen. So we complete this course. I just pray that, you know, each one of you will apply these small points, whatever you remember applied in your life. And I really enjoyed teaching this course. And I'll, if you have any questions, I'll probably put the final assessment, maybe by today or tomorrow. And, and if you have any questions, you can feel free to ask. Chapter 24, this course. Chapter 24, we didn't do it. No, no, no. In the last page, it says by the blood of Lamb, there are quite a few things that are there. We are cleansed, we are forgiven, reconciled and so on. Which portion is that? And the blood only first. Okay, okay. By the blood. The last thing it says, by His blood we offer up our spiritual sacrifices. So any examples of what our spiritual sacrifice? Yeah. So the Psalmist says, we give a sacrifice of praise unto the house of the Lord. So spiritual sacrifices are prayer, worship. These are all spiritual sacrifices that we do. And by the blood we offer, why by the blood? Because the blood helps us gain entrance to the presence of God. So we bring a sacrifice of praise, our worship, our reading of the word, meditating on God's word. These are all spiritual sacrifices. All right. Thank you everyone for being here in this course. Those online as well. Thank you so much. Thank you, Pastor, for your teaching. Yeah, God bless you. Brother, I have one small dot. Just clarify me that. I don't know how to put the sentence. I'll just read it out that statement. How can we expect to remain sick or disease and still fulfill the basic requirement of being a believer? This is to lay hands upon the sick and see them healed. Man can only give what he has received from God. If he is to represent eternal life, he must at least exhibit a healthy temporal life. What exactly it conveys, brother? Which portion is this? Which portion of scriptures? It just says Mark 16, 15, 20. What we have received from God, we will be able to put it out in the divine healing subject. I just read this. Is that if we are sick, we will not be able to pray for others or something like that? Does it convey something like that? See, we got to understand when Jesus says, by your stripes, we are healed. That is already done. Yes. So the aspect comes now is faith. The work is already done. And when you look at even in Jesus's earthly ministry, people who walked by faith received miracles. So, I am not sure what your question is when it comes to this. Was it? Yeah, if he is to represent eternal life, if we are to pray for anybody who is sick, unless he is received that healing through God's word, until I have received healing through God's word in my life, am I able to pray for others who are sick or? Yes, yes, yes. See, in the book of John, John writes, all these signs will, sorry, not John, in the book of Mark, Mark, he says, all these signs will follow those who believe. Right. So if I believe that now, for example, I have not prayed for healing. I don't need healing in my body. I'm fine by God's grace. But those who believe these signs will follow what signs they will lay hands on the sick, they'll be healed and they will cleanse the lepers they will raise the dead. The only criteria is believe. It's not like I should have experience in healing only then I can pray for healing. That's not the case. All these signs, yes. Thank you, Sanjay. I can still pray for the people who are sick and if I get that thought of praying for others, I can go ahead. Yes, go ahead, please. We're not doing it on our own. We're doing it through the blood of Jesus. No worries. Let's just close in prayer and thank God for this entire semester on this course. Father, we thank you for this entire course. The covenants, the cross and the blood and we thank you Lord. We just speak your blessings your covenant blessings, the blessings of the cross and the power of your blood in each of our lives and we will continue to walk in authority and dominion and Lord, we just speak over each and every student here online and even those in person Lord, we pray that your presence will continue to surround us and bless us, our God. We thank you. Thank you for this entire course and this entire semester Lord. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. Amen. Alright, God bless you all. I'll see you next semester. God bless.


Hi everybody, I'm Francesco and I'm going to introduce you a demonstration about an innovative ST technology to overcome the challenges of firmware update over the air and software reprogrammability in the automotive industry. If you are part of this industry, you know very well all the challenges that are related to this aspect of the new automotive architectures. In particular, you need to be able to update your software while the old version of the firmware is still running and the car is fully functional. This is solved nowadays with what is called ABSWAP technology that is very straightforward. So basically you are reserving 50% of your non volatile memories only for the new version of the firmware while you are using 50% of the memory for your normal application. What we are introducing here with Stellar Integration MCU is a new embedded non volatile memory called phase change memory, which allows you to temporarily duplicate the available memory embedded in the chip, allowing you to update the firmware, still keeping the old version of the firmware running and then you can roll back to the normal condition with the new version of the image. So with the saving of up to 50%. The demonstration itself consists of a Stellar evaluation board representing the target issue to be reprogrammed and the laptop running a graphical user interface able to guide the user to the different steps needed to perform the reprogrammability. The application for demonstration purposes is only a logo that is running on a small display and that we are going to change with a new version of the logo. But as you can see the previous version of the logo will still be active meaning the current application is up and running the whole time until the swap time. I'm going here now to demonstrate to you only the time where I swap the firmware and this will happen immediately without any kind of delay. That's still in the so-called single ended mode where we have two versions of the firmware. Now what's remaining is to go back to the normal functionality of the memory itself where you have the main version of the firmware running in normal mode and everything happened without doubling the memory space and without having any kind of downtime for the system. So this was only a short introduction of this technology. If you are interested you can refer to your local sales ST representative or you can visit our product page under ST.com. Thank you very much for watching.