Hi guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. In today's video, I'm going to be ranking all of my high end and luxury blushes from least to most favorite. So if you want to see what comes out on top, then just keep watching. If you hear like screaming or yelling in the background, my neighbors are having a pool party that I wasn't invited to and they're being quite noisy. I can tell my filming schedule is going to fight a lot with them this summer. If you haven't already checked it out a couple of weeks ago, I posted my entire blush collection video. So if you just want a quick brief overview of all of the blushes that I own, check that out. Also the blushes that I own in face palettes, that's a separate video called my face palette collection video. And then earlier, of course, I posted ranking my affordable blush collection. I had to break it up into two between affordable and high end to make my life a little bit easier and also just kind of depending on your preference for spending money. I think this really divides it up in a really great way. Due to the amount of blushes that I have in the high end and luxury categories, I'm only doing individual blushes specifically. I know I have a lot of other formulas in face palettes, not including that, not including cream blushes either. Just good old single-panned individual powder blushes. So I have 24 different formulas to speak about just like I did with my affordable version as well. I grouped them by formula rather than specific colors. Like for example, I have like five Kylie's, their count as one category. You guys know, make sure you check out Kelsey Brianna J's channel. She's the person who originally inspired me to do this ranking series that you guys seem to love. So I love blushes. Blushes are like one of my favorite steps of my makeup routine. So I am so excited for today's video. I'm going to start off at number 23, the least favorite high-end blush in my collection. Honestly, I really didn't know how to categorize this. I do put it in with my blush drawer, but this is the NARS Orgasm Illuminating Loose Powder. And the reason why this is in dead last is because first of all, I can't really use it for anything. It's one of those weird colors where if I were to put it on my face as a highlighter, it's too dark. But then also if I put it on my cheek as a blush, it's way too shiny. You can kind of do whatever you want with this powder. It's a little bit odd for my skin tone. If you're lighter than me, you can definitely use it as a blush. But then you have to really, really like a super shiny blush because this does have a very illuminating finish. And then as a highlighter, this is going to be beautiful on medium to deeper skin tone. But for me, it just doesn't get used. It's not made for me. I'm not saying it's a bad product. It just does not work for me and my skin complexion. Number 22, now this is not a bad product at all. This actually is very good. I just for whatever reason never reach for it. And that's why it's ranking at 22. And this is the Becca Luminous Blush in Chamelea. This is the only one of its kind that I have in my collection. And it's a gorgeous shade. And I love the luminosity that it brings to my face. But that being said, I just never reach for it. So that is why it is ranking so low. Not a bad formula. And if you can get them on sale, they're a really nice formula. But it just doesn't get used for me. Number 21, these are an old-time classic. And they are very nice. But again, I'm not very attracted to picking them up very often. And these are the Tarte Amazonian Clay blushes. That being said, I actually use Tarte blushes in my makeup kit because the lasting power on these are incredible. I don't really love their application. I think that sometimes they can kind of stick to one area a little bit and they don't really know as easily as I would like. But their staying power definitely makes up for it. I just, you know, with the collection that I have, I don't reach for them very often. So I have two shades. I have Party and Concept. Both of these, I think I got in the Sephora, give with purchase. And I don't have anything really against these blushes other than they aren't as blendable as ones that I prefer. And I love a nice, soft, blendable blush. And if I'm looking for something where I need my blush to actually stay on all day, this is the kind of formula that I will go for. But makeup lasts on me pretty well for the most part. So I'm not in desperate need of a super long lasting formula. Number 20 is this Pretty Volga blush. And Pretty Volga, I feel like, wasn't that like a fail at Sephora? They no longer sell it. But this is in the shade Hush Blush. I got it in a boxy charm. And I like this because I love the color. I'm not as big of a fan of the formulation. I personally think that it has a little bit too much pigmentation for me and my complexion. If you have more of a medium or deeper skin tone, you might really like the formula that this has. But I find that when I put it on my face, it's just too much at once. And I really have to work to blend it out. So for me, for in one swoop, I can't just get it on my cheeks. I know I'll have to work for it to really get this to work. And it's a very pretty color. And I don't think it's a bad formula. It's just not my preference as far as a blush formula goes. Number 19, I know it's kind of surprising how low this is ranking. But if I'm being quite honest, I just don't grab for this that much. And this is the NARS individual shadow in Galu. I'm not even sure. But it is a nice kind of mauvey cool berry color. And if I'm grabbing for a NARS blush, normally I like their formulas and their palettes a little bit more. I just don't grab for individual blushes too much if I have them in a palette. I love individual blushes. I'm not saying I pick palettes over the individuals.  So that is the reason why it is ranking where it's ranking for me. It's just inconvenient. And I have so many other NARS blush palettes that I would use over this guy. Number 18 is from ABH. And this is the blush trio in Peachy Love. I don't have anything bad to say about this, but I also don't have anything extremely amazing to say about this either. It's a pretty generic run of the mill formula. It blends fine. The colors are nice. I'm not a huge warm blush gal. For me, kind of my preference for every day to lift up my face, I like a pink color.  So I don't grab for it that often, which of course, it's like, why would you have this if you don't wear a warm blush very often? I mean, this was given to me as a gift. And I do reach for this when I'm wearing a really warm look. And I know I want a warm cheek to match with that. So this doesn't go unused and the formula's fine. I just don't care too much for the color. Number 17 is from OFRA. And this is the Samantha March duo. And this is the Chiclet blush duo. And it's not bad at all. Again, I love my blushes. For me, I stay away from this if I don't have a lot of time to get ready, because she really, really pigmented. And I don't think that's a bad thing. I think if I was in Samantha's position as well, doing a collaboration, I also would have gone with a more pigmented formula, just because you want it to be as inclusive as possible if you are limited to a certain number of products that you're coming out. And it is a beautiful color. This was actually in my favorites the following month. I do believe you have the shimmery side. I don't really like how the shimmery side's a little bit more deeper on the skin. So for my complexion, I just don't find this color to be the most flattering or easy to use. I have to work with it. And it is really gorgeous. But just looking at all the blushes I have, this is just where I happen to fall. It's not bad, though. Number 16 is the Patrick Ta blush in She's Sincere. And everybody seems to be so enamored by his makeup line. I haven't drank the Kool-Aid yet. I don't know. I don't think I've tried any of his products that I didn't like. But I also didn't love any of his products either. I know he has some new stuff coming out. I'm interested in picking up like one or two items from the new launches. But I've never been excited for his launches. And I was really disappointed with this blush. I had high hopes for it. Like, it's not bad. It's a pretty color. It's not too pigmented, which I like. And that's kind of where a lot of the blushes that I spoke of previously where they ranked, where they ranked because they were too pigmented. This is not, but it's almost the opposite problem. So if you have very fair skin, this is beautiful. It's not going to show up too harsh on you. And I do like its buildable formula. I like the color a lot as well. I think it's ranking where it's ranking, though, because I was more so disappointed by it. Like, it's not that great. It's not bad either. My expectations for it were so high. And it's really just a generic blush formula, if you ask me. Moving on to number 15, we have the MAC Glow Play blushes. From this point on, definitely all of the formulas I'm talking about. I do love a lot. And I do really enjoy these. I like cream blushes, but day to day bases, I still love going for my powder blushes. And though these aren't really cream blushes, they will dry out because they're creamier. They're that putty texture. And I have this really bright color in no shame because I do struggle to get pigmentation from this. And it seems like I'm the only person on the planet that struggles. Because when I have to use my shade Grand right here, I do kind of have to dig in. I love the finish on this, on the face. I did get a question as to whether or not I thought these were good for more mature skin types. And yes, I do. They will be beautiful on your skin. But I do struggle to get the colors to show up. That's why I brought the brightest one. But once it's on the cheeks, I'm like, ooh, my cheeks look good and juicy and plump. But that being said, I didn't have as amazing of an experience as other people seem to have. Number 14, I don't know. I really like these blushes guys. And they are the Kylie cosmetics blushes. I love the colors in her line. I bought most of the individual ones that came out at the time that I bought these. You can get them at Ulta now. And they aren't a special formula, but what's special to me really is the colors in her line. I think they are so wearable. They're up my alley. The formula, it's not going to knock your socks off, but it's a great classic matte blush. It blends onto your cheeks very easily. It doesn't apply too much color. If you want a pink pop on your cheek, she has really great colors for that and they get the job done. I don't have anything bad to say about the formula. Nothing is exceptional, but the colors in her line are gorgeous and they do the job that they need to do. Number 13, I wanted to rank this higher. I really did, but I need this to be in a lighter shade for me to rank this higher. And this is the Natasha Denona Bloom highlighting blush. So this is the mini Bloom blush, and I really like this. I think the formula is gorgeous. I love the color.  If you have a medium to deep skin tone, I haven't heard of a person who didn't like this, but if you're more on the fair side, she is really, really bright and really, really pigmented. So you have to use an extremely light hand.  Also, it's just, I love the color. I love the formula. I love all of that, but it's not everyday friendly for me. Number 12, this is a blush that I personally find to be underrated. I don't ever hear anybody talking about this because it is a Korean brand, but I love this blush so much. So these are from Mamonde. They're like the Flower Pot blushes or something. And they have the prettiest colors. And what I love most about this blush is the finish on the cheek. It has this very subtle natural glow to it. So it's not going to keep your face looking flat. It's going to add some life into your face. And when you turn, you will see a little bit of a sheen on your cheek. And there's something about it that is such a natural stuff, all of my other blushes, they don't have a finish like this. It's so subtle and so satiny. I really love this. And you can get these from the Mamonde website. And also I saw them on Amazon as well. They're a little bit harder to get your hands on, but I really like this. Number 11, I mean, these are classics at this point. So many people love these. And these are the Cover FX monochromatic blush duos. My most used has to be Warm Honey. So for this, you get a shimmery color and then a corresponding matte color. These are super buttery, creamy formulas. This one's a little bit too deep for me. Like, it has a little bit too much pigmentation, but they're so creamy. They blend out so beautifully. And if you want a little bit of added dimension to your cheek, you are more than welcome to add that shimmery color right here. Or even sometimes I'll use it to blend my cheek color, which would be this and my highlight together to kind of work to fuse those. And they are just so pretty. Mojave Mub is a pinkier color and then Soft Peach. This is kind of my favorite because it's the most wearable. But I really love these. These are talked about for a good reason. Number 10, and you guys asked where these were in my blush collection video. They were in a different drawer, so I forgot to pull them out. But I've really been enjoying them. I haven't gotten too much of a chance to talk about them, but they are the M Cosmetics Heavens Glow Blush. If they were up to me in changing the formula, I think I would add a little bit more pigmentation to it because I do feel like the finish of this can overpower the color itself. But overall they are gorgeous blushes. And if you love glowy, soft blushes, these are the way to go. You really can't apply too much. I do find though that when I build too much on because I want more of the color that I see in the pan, my cheek can have a little bit too much of shimmery overload.  If you are more fair, you will really like these. And I mean even medium skin tones, these are beautiful. The finish is beautiful. But I do find that as somebody who loves blush and a little bit of a clown cheek, I do desire a little bit more depth and color on my face with these. But they are so stunning and great for every day. Great for tinted moisturizers, great for that summer makeup kind of look. I love those for that. Number nine is the MAC Cosmetics Blush Formula. I have two to share with you. Mella is one of the most used blushes in my collection. I know it doesn't look like it, but it really is a solid formula. Nothing amazing, special about them other than they blend really beautifully. They applied the perfect amount of color. These have been classics in everybody's makeup collection for a long time because the amount of colors that they offer in their line are endless and you're getting a good product. I also have this Patrick Star Collaboration blush and it's two existing colors. I can't quite remember what they are, but one of you guys did tell me these two colors actually do exist in the line already. And I love the formula in this little compact. It seems like it's even a little bit more creamier. So I love my MAC blushes. I think that even though it may seem sometimes MAC has kind of gone downhill a little bit, their blush formula is still spectacular. Number eight, I have a Tom Ford Baby here. And this is the Sheer Cheek Duo in Lavender Lear. So of course you get very luxurious packaging. I don't really know why it's called Lavender Lear because it's not very lavender, but it's a gorgeous glowy cheek product. So these don't pack too much pigmentation to them, which I really like. They're very soft and they give you a healthy glow to the cheek. I'm not going to say this is something that I reached for a ton because it's not, but I just love owning this. It's so luxurious and it is really pretty and soft on the cheek. And if you have the money to spend, I definitely would recommend this blush a lot. It's very expensive, but I enjoy it. Number seven, we have Sigma's Cortorosa Blush. I mean, at this point they have a whole palette that was kind of inspired from this blush. This is one of my favorite everyday blushes. It's so easy to grab for. It's this perfect coral rose color and the formula of it's really smooth. I have a second one of this because I love this color so much. I want to put one in my makeup kit honestly because it's just such a wearable versatile color. I feel comfortable wearing this and the formula of it is also spot on. Moving on to number six, again another underrated blush that I feel like more people need to know about. This needs to be popular and this is from Suwa Su and this is another Asian brand. I believe it's Korean. This is their Radiance Blusher in number one, Pink Harmony. This is one of the most beautiful blushes. Very luxurious and you get three different tones of pink in here. I love the way that it smells. I love the glow that it gives my cheek. I love how you can kind of go brighter or more soft but if you really enjoy pink blushes and also kind of that luxury experience, definitely have an experience with Suwa Su. This has been one of my most favorite blushes this year. I can't stop using it. I love the tone of this color too. I just love how much brightness and youth the pink brings to my cheek. Without it being too pink, it's just a gorgeous color. Number five has to go to my Charlotte Tilbury Cheek to Cheek blushes. I've explained a billion times on my channel how they work. Basically you have an outer ring and that color's supposed to kind of go all over your cheek wherever you would normally apply blush and then the center shade you're supposed to put right in the center to just add a pop. I mean sometimes I'll do that. Sometimes I won't. I just enjoy the ease of the formula on this. It's never really too pigmented. It's easy to blend out if you put too much on. It's just really soft and it does have a very, very subtle sheen to it which keeps your face from looking flat or dry. I have Love is the Drug if you want a really bright pink. I also have Pillow Talk which is more for neutral lovers. I love Pillow Talk especially because you can actually use the center pop shade to kind of give you a little bit of a highlight and I think it's really stunning. Sex on Fire again, another more neutral one and then we also have Love Glow and this one is very soft. So if you have a fairer complexion you might really like this and you know I like soft pink blushes. So this is kind of a go-to for me. Number four, you guys know I love Dior blushes and these are just so cute, so simple and I absolutely love these. So these are the Dior Backstage blushes. They're a little bit more affordable than their regular line blushes but I just, I love the packaging on these and there's two colors. There's pink which is my personal favorite. It's very intimidating bubble gum kind of pink color but it's not so intimidating on the face and if you pair this with a pink highlighter it's just scrumptious pink deliciousness and then there also is a Cora one. This one I'm not as keen on as the pink one but it is really pretty for the summer and I just think the formula of this, it gives so much brightness to your face and this isn't going to be everybody's cup of tea. They are a matte finish but they just blend out really nice on the cheek. They look really good and the colors that they came out with I think were spectacular. I use these all the time. These are probably some of my most used blushes in my collection because they're so easy to grab for and they're always the shades that I want. So these next two, number three, are kind of the same but they're different. So these are just the regular rouge blushes from Dior and Dior has some of the best blushes in my opinion in the industry. I just love Dior blushes so much. The two that I'm showing you today are specifically from the Color Games collection but they have stolen my heart. Unlike the Backstage ones these do have a little bit of a sheen to them which I prefer. So this one is Pink Pong which is a pink shade. It is similar to the pink in the Backstage as well but the formula and the finish on the skin is a little bit different. I prefer this one a little bit more and then we also have this peach one right here so kind of the same as the Backstage where you have a pink and a more peachy one but these are a different formula. These do have a scent that very clean Dior scent to them and I hate the packaging of these. I much prefer the Backstage packaging but these are more classic Dior and I think the formula of them is spectacular, really simple, easy to use and just very easy for me to reach for. Number two, so these are the newest additions to my collection and you guys are the ones that convinced me to bite the bullet and purchase these because they're so tiny but I love them and these are the Shantikai blushes so they look a little boring right now but when you open them they are so cute. Now I wish they were a bit bigger, I wish you got a little bit more product. I have emotion in my hand right now. This one is the one that I'm wearing on my cheek today. They do give you a very very subtle dimension to the cheek just that little bit of sheen and then I also have Bliss which is the butterfly one. This one is a little bit more light kind of everyday light springy type of makeup but I have been loving these blushes ever since I got them. They're just the perfect formula, such beautiful colors and it hurts to spend $40 on these tiny little things but I do plan on whenever there's a sale kind of working on building my collection of these because the formula of these they're really nice and very very easy to use not an intimidating formula at all. So let's talk about my number one favorite formula in my entire blush collection. You cannot beat them, I only have one color to show you but that is because I have all of the blush palettes that they have come out with so I have a lot in their line. This is just the only one singularly that I bought and these are the Hourglass Ambient Lighting blushes. Like I said my collection is a lot bigger than it would seem in this video but this is Luminous Flush which is one of my go-to everyday blushes as you can see it's pink and nobody can get the formula down like Hourglass. There's no other way just describe it on your face other than ambient.  This is hands down the best blush formula I have ever used there's a reason why every time there's a blush palette that comes out for them I am more than happy to pick it up because these are me and a blush I love them they make me happy so that is it I did it that was me ranking my entire high end and luxury blush collection from least to most favorite I hope you guys enjoyed it let me know down below what your favorite high end formula is I would love to know do you agree with me do you have something different to say I hope you guys are doing well and staying safe and enjoying the start to your summer if you aren't subscribed to my channel already I hope you would consider taking the time to do so I would really appreciate it and I will be sure to see you guys in the next one bye guys have a good one


The training so far, it's been good. The weather has not been but it has not stopped us so far You know, we've pushed through it and all we want to do is shoot Now we're down at the shooting range shooting different targets We're learning how to drive we're learning how to shoot how to communicate with our vehicle commander We make sure that we have good communication within the platoon so that we can work and fulfill the mission We're more than ready. We've been shooting a lot We're just excited and thrilled to just get it over with and finish the mission It is possible and that we can't come together and work as one This is this is great training some of the best training I've ever seen anyone have as a normal Normally in second LAR where I'm from We don't get half as many rounds as everyone's got today and we have a lot more gunners and second LAR As far as how everyone's doing the first day as to be expected was a little sketchy, you know Rough start, but after that It was it was great. Everyone's straight on point. They're killing targets doing gate doing what they need to do doing their drills They're misfire drills. All right, I'm getting the upload of really quick. I'm moving fast. It's working very well As far as the West Coast's evaluation, obviously we've been preparing for it. I think we're ready for it I think it's going to go well.


This is why taking a little more time before being physically intimate to see if you're aligned with one another Makes more sense. I Think it's also important to choose partners who are introspective They do some work sort of personal development work. They know themselves Who they are? What are they about? Have they looked at their past relationships and really evaluated why they chose the people that they chose In their life and what did they learn from each experience? Maybe how did they heal from each experience? What was good about each experience? What are they most grateful for? You know


Esther Aaron Boone told us earlier today you're gonna go get some tests on your shoulder how concerned are you about what's going on right now I'm not really concerned it's just a lot of soreness I haven't been able to bounce back like I wanted to in between starts hopefully everything comes back clean tomorrow in the MRI and we could just get ahead of it and get better how long has this been bothering you for a few starts like I said it's just it's been hard and harder to recover in between starts and finally said something yesterday so hopefully we can get it better I mean usually the day after is pretty rough your normal soreness you know but in this case it's just you know second and third day kind of felt the same didn't really feel like I was getting you know recovering better and feeling less sore I was feeling the same sore as it was you know day one after I pitched and obviously with bullpens in between I don't want to go out there and draw you know halfway bullpen and not feel like I did or prepare well enough for my next start no this is the first time first time this is this has flared up so I'll be with the trainers there and they'll help me at whatever way they can I'm not too worried I think it's more of an information but obviously we got to we got to see what really is and get in there and see what the images say but I don't I don't feel worried at all you said that you felt strong at the end of starts that your stamina has been good but you think maybe this has contributed to these instances where you ran into a little wall at the end I don't think so this is more of getting prepared in between starts where I feel like I can't do what I want to do in between to work on stuff or get better at stuff so in game when I'm pitching it doesn't it doesn't hurt it doesn't I don't feel like a sore it's just the next few days where it's hard and harder to recover before my next start no I didn't yeah yeah I usually take the day off after I pitch and then with the off day here in LA didn't do anything and then when I came in that first day here it felt just like it did the first day after I pitched so it was kind of a red flag for me but I wanted to get through the day and see how it felt after and yesterday when I got here kind of the same thing so I had to say something I didn't like I said I didn't want to go out there and go on Tuesday and say you know two hours before I start that I can't pitch so rather get prepared for it I say something now opposed to sooner it's been bothering you for a couple turns no this time around it's just this this time around has been actually the worst that has felt I felt like the recovery has been pretty good and then it's the soreness has gone away closer to my start day but like I said this time around the with two days off with no throw and then first day and second day here didn't get any better so I felt like something something might might be going on yeah I mean that's the plan hopefully hopefully you know these images come back better than what we expect and do some you know some exercises and and some treatment there and hopefully if it's just in flame just hopefully the information goes down and and get ready to pitch again


Brian Grace Lee with Wikibon. We're here with theCUBE, live at DevOps Enterprise Summit here in San Francisco. Excited to have Kavina Finn-Bron, Director of Site Reliability Engineering for Salesforce, salesforce.com. How are you? I'm good, how are you? I'm good. You just gave a talk. You were here speaking. Talking about feedback loops. How do you deal with failures, not so much site failures, but just when things go wrong, talk about the types of things that you're trying to share with people from an experienced perspective. We're trying to get people to really think about how they view failures, learn from the failures, how they interact with each other when they're talking about failure. A lot of times as we spoke about in our presentation, there's the concept of blame. We're trying to push for blameless. You can't be completely blameless, but you can talk to each other, behave with each other, help each other a little bit more, and more of that how and why as opposed to the what happened. We go to so many technology companies that are very technology centric. The DevOps Enterprise Summit is very soft skills, and they're sometimes hard to quantify. They're sometimes hard for type A engineers to wrap their heads around. How are you guys dealing with being able to say, look, we're a group, we're a team. We're trying to service our customers as well as we can. How do you deal with that shift to get them to feel like we can experiment, we can be creative? Salesforce has got a little bit of a maverick mentality.  Yes, we are. One of the things that we did specifically around that point was came up with this, the Stryphus model. The idea of there's novice, there's beginner, there's competent, proficient, and expert, and there's all those mixes of people, and all of those people together can actually help solve the problem. You're going to have people in a retrospective or a post-mortem, if you will, that are an expert. You're going to have people who've never done it before that are novices to the process. The idea is helping each other, helping each other learn, making sure that we are aware of our biases. We pointed out that there are some folks in the room, if they've been involved in a post-mortem before, they've worked in a complex system, they have this skill set where they can see that they have a bias, and maybe the people in the room have a bias. So it's more applying those soft skills to the technology to help solve the problems that we see in the technology. Now, you're an executive. As you're talking to your team, there's probably one set of language you're going to use to solve the problem, get things back up and running. How's it different when you're talking to your staff, your chain of command? How do you have to change the language so they understand what you're trying to do? It's funny, I actually don't change the language because I want my staff to understand that how we talk about the problem is how we should be just consistently talking about the problem. So the work that Jay Paul and I did when we went to and I talked to our executives, I used the same language. I actually had my team come and actually helped form some of the presentations in the deck that we used to show them and got the buy in that way. The reason that I do that and the reason I think that it's a good idea is because it's got to go from the top down and the bottom up. So it can't be, it's not a one and it's not a down. It's all of us together solving the problem. So I want everybody to be consistent in what they're saying and what they're hearing. So one of the big things this week, this whole show is very community oriented. There's a lot of sharing. There's a lot of stories being told. How do we get there? But every company's got a little bit of a unique culture. You talked about building your own maturity model. We've heard that. How much of the Salesforce culture impacts what that looks like? I mean, is there an example you can share that say, hey, I heard somebody else talk about theirs and this is ours and they're a little different because of that? Well, I think you pointed out the start of our little chat here that Salesforce is a bit of a maverick. We are very focused on customer success. We're very focused on doing the right thing and supporting our customers. I think that you're going to find that same value set with any company with Etsy. Etsy has a very, I would say a little bit more of a mature process in doing retrospectives than we do. Netflix has a process, Yahoo has a process. But at the end of the day, there's still that same base level idea of how you run a retrospective. Jay Paul talked a little bit about it in our deck. And you take that basis and then you kind of overlay the company culture on top of that basis and that's sort of where you come up with your own model. Thank you, Fed. Salesforce is a little bit unique in that you've got some direct to customer, you've got some where customers use your platform. How much do they come to you and say, hey, we're a technology company too, we're building software and what can we learn from you? I mean, is there a mechanism for you to share some of your experience with your customers? I know sometimes vendors have, you know, customer advice. Is there something that you guys do to share that from a community perspective as well? We do have Dream Forest, which was actually a couple of weeks ago. We do get a lot of customer feedback there. We also have Chatter. Mark Benioff, our CEO is big on Twitter. If you tweet him something, he will respond to you. We're very open with our customers. There's a customer trust is our main value. And there's also a level of transparency there. So we do have customer outreach. We do have our customer support group, our customers for life group, where we are actually interacting with our customers on a daily basis.  A lot of companies here will tell you we're 75 years old, we're 150 years old. What would you say to them if they said, hey, what can we learn from Salesforce? What can I take back to Cleveland, Ohio or, you know, middle of the country or something?  I think you heard pre-touch on it a little bit. I think in a lot of these technology companies, these big Silicon Valley companies, we tend to look at the bottom line, the P&L. Salesforce, of course, we look at that. We have shareholders, we have stock and customers. But at the end of the day, it's about our customers. And I think that if more companies take the approach of if we make our customers successful, by doing that, we're automatically gonna be successful, almost flip it on its side. It's really about customer success. If you have customer success, you have business success. Yeah, and I think that's a great point for us to wrap up on. We heard so many companies, we're not talking about technology this week. We're talking about, you know, what are the products that we're delivering? How do we make those customers successful? And I think we're seeing over and over again, just the metrics of DevOps and Agile that are saying doing it this way is gonna help improve that customer interaction, help improve the profitability of the company as a byproduct. So thank you so much for being on. We're gonna wrap up with that. Here at DevOps Enterprise Summit, here in San Francisco, all the videos will be on siliconangle.tv. Thanks for watching.


The Pakistani government has condemned an Iranian missile strike in the Balochistan province, claiming it caused civilian casualties. Islamabad has said it would lodge a protest with Tehran over the unilateral action and violation of its sovereignty. Several Iranian news outlets reported that missiles and drones were launched at the headquarters of Jais al-Adil, a group that Tehran has accused of the attack that killed a dozen Iranian police in December. There was no official statement on the operation from Iran, however, Pakistan strongly condemns the unprovoked violation of its airspace by Iran and the strike inside Pakistani territory which resulted in the death of two innocent children while injuring three girls, the foreign ministry in Islamabad said in a statement, adding that the violation of Pakistan's sovereignty was completely unacceptable and can have serious consequences. Terrorism is a threat to all countries in the region and requires coordinated action rather than unilateral moves that are not in conformity with good neighborly relations and can seriously undermine bilateral trust. The ministry added, the Iranian-charged affair has been summoned to receive a protest note about the blatant violation of Pakistani sovereignty while an appropriate daymarsh was sent to Tehran as well, the Pakistani foreign ministry said.


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Even if your job is that of a hangman, you can still do it compassionately. Out of anger, he just looked at the bird like this, the bird just caught fire and burnt up, turned into ashes. What is there for me to learn from a butcher? I'm a Brahmin. Let me tell you, there was a sage who's very famous in India, ancient sage called Kaushik. When Kaushik was yet to become famous, a young Sanyasi, he had a dip in the river and sat under a tree for his morning practice. With a slightly upturned face, he sat. A bird was in the tree, it does its things. So it's not its fault, there is gravity and it came and landed straight on his face.  So he got so furious. Just now he had a dip in the river and he's trying to meditate and this bird blasted in his face. Out of anger, he just looked at the bird like this, the bird just caught fire and burnt up, turned into ashes. So he felt really nice. Okay, this is good, working. Then he finished his practice and everything and for the day's meal, because people on the spiritual path are not supposed to earn their living there, as opposed to beg and eat, so he went.  Generally in the tradition, if a person who is on the spiritual path comes and asks for food, even if your children are not eaten, first thing is give it to him, because he doesn't own anything, he doesn't have anything and he's on a higher pursuit, so he must be fed. That is the culture. So he said, Bhikshaan Dehi, from inside a lady's voice said, I'm coming, please wait. He raised his voice and said, Bhikshaan Dehi, because just this today morning the bird, you know, he's given him a little kind of hope to his spiritual process. She said, please wait, I'm coming. He raised his voice for the Bhikshaan Dehi, he shouted. She said, wait for a few minutes, I'm coming. But he went on shouting. Then the lady came and he yelled, how dare you keep me waiting like this? I'm a Sanyasi, how can you keep me waiting like this? And she glared, he glared at her.  So then he, because it happened only today morning, it's not been in the newspapers. And those days nobody could tweet except the birds and the bird is dead. So he said, how do you know? Said, it doesn't matter, don't glare at me. I was serving my husband who is blind of vision. I was feeding him, so I asked you to wait. What is the big hurry for you? I said, I will come. He said, but how do you know? She said, it doesn't matter. It's in your kind of mode the way you are right now, you cannot know all this. Then he backed up, please take me as your disciple, I want to learn from you. She said, I'm a housewife, I don't take disciples. You can go to my guru if you want. I'll give you the address. So she gave the address, she told him where to go. Then he followed the instructions and went. It went into the marketplace and deeper into the marketplace. And then went into the butcher's lane. He's a Brahmin. To be even seen in the butcher's lane is a crime. He looked all over meat hanging. He just thought maybe it's a mistake, but it's the correct address. He inquired, people pointed in this direction and he went. Then he asked around, people said, okay, this is the man there. And he's all blood splattered and cutting meat. He thought for sure there must be a mistake. This is not it. Even if it's true, I'm not willing to learn from a butcher. What is there for me to learn from a butcher? I'm a Brahmin. He was about to turn away. The butcher said, he called him by the name and he said, come, I know she sent you. Now he went and stood there. This whole blood and gore, he couldn't stand it, but he just stood there amazed. Now he went there. That woman knew about the bird. He comes here. This guy already knows about this woman sending. He waited. The butcher said, wait, I'll just finish this work and I'll come and see you. He just stood there. Then he finished his work, closed it, and then he walked. He walked three feet away from him because walking next to a butcher, a butcher who's actually, he's seen him chopping. Then the butcher talking to him, he said, just come, let me take you home. We will talk there. He went with him.  I have sick parents. I need to serve them. I need to take care of them first. So he went in and took care of these old parents and then came back and sat down. Then he asked, I want to know how to know this, what you know. Morning, that lady knew about the bird. Before I come, you know about me. How is this? I want to know this. He said, just learn to take care of something with absolute involvement. Something, it doesn't matter what. She takes care of her blind husband. I take care of my old parents and when I chop these animals, I chop it with minimizing their suffering to whatever. I have chosen to be a butcher because if somebody else becomes a butcher, he may hurt the animals. I have become a butcher because I thought I could do it best. If I leave it to somebody else, they may do it somehow. So, not very different. Criminal lawyer. Do it compressionately. What's the problem? You may do lawyer's work, you may do some other work, it doesn't matter. All kinds of things need to be done in the world. You have to do it. But essentially if you see that I am just life, life will reverberate with everything else. Love is not a policy. It's an experience. You're trying to make it a policy.  Really. If you look around and feel one with everything, it's a great feeling.  Leads to a completely different rubbish. Don't like anybody. Don't dislike anybody. Just be with them. As you can be with the trees and the clouds and the mountains and everything else, suppose you say, I love your children, love my children, what do you do? You do whatever is needed. Yes or no? Isn't that what love is about? You do only what's needed, you're not prejudiced. So prejudice happens because you're identified with something or the other. When I say prejudice, you need to understand. The moment the mind gets identified with something, you have a certain kind of prejudice. If you say I am a man, you have a very male kind of prejudice, which is you won't know. Others think you're something else, you know? They have bad names. At the moment you say I am Indian, you have an Indian kind of prejudice. Whatever identity you take, your mind works only around that and it makes it look like it's all right, that particular thing, whatever you identified with, everything else looks different. So essentially spiritual process means not identifying with something new, learning to live here without any sense of identity, learning to live here just as life, because that's what you really are, isn't it? So right now you're in the court, it is not the nature of your job, it is your identity which doesn't allow you to reverberate. Right now you may be working towards getting a death sentence for somebody, okay? Even if you're working to get a death sentence, you can do this job well without being against the man. So it doesn't matter what is the nature of your job, even if your job is that of a hangman, you can still do it compassionately. People have done even such extreme jobs compassionately, isn't it?