Hello and welcome to People's Dispatch. I am Prashant and you are watching Around the World in 8 Minutes, where we bring you news from working class and popular movements across the globe. In our first story, we take you to the Philippines, where activists have called for an international day of outrage on April 10th against the massacre of 14 farmers in the southern island of Negros on March 30th. The call, given by the International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines, seeks to highlight the gross violation of human rights and indiscriminate killing of civilians by the government, led by President Rodrigo Duterte. The armed operation by the police and the military on March 30th also saw the arrest of 12 farmers. It was the deadliest act of mass murder by Filipino law enforcement agencies in recent memory. The massacre is viewed by many as an outcome of the government's policy of militarization and infringing upon civil liberties. As many as 205 present activists and leaders have been killed as part of anti-insurgency operations under the current government, according to the Justice for Negros 14 campaign by the ICHRP. As many as 60 such killings took place in Negros alone. The repression is reportedly increased as the midterm elections are closing in. Experts point out that the heavy crackdowns in the name of fighting the communists are aimed at generating mileage for the ruling Philippines Democratic Party, power of the nation. Over the past few months, the ruling party and President Duterte himself have been accused of instigating campaigns, labelling various human rights groups as fronts of the Communist Party of the Philippines. Organizations working for human rights, like Karapatan and rural missionaries of the Philippines, as well as smaller political parties, like Kabatan, have filed court cases against the government for being labelled as CPP front organizations. At least 13 people, including 7 children, were killed and more than 100 injured on April 7, after a large explosion at a warehouse in the Yemeni capital, Sana. According to reports, the explosion was caused by airstrikes launched by the Saudi Arabia-led coalition. Some reports suggested that around 11 children were massacred in the airstrike. The blast impacted the nearby school where the children were studying. The explosion took place in the eastern, Sawan neighborhood of the city, which has been under the control of Ansarallah, known in the international medias as the Houthis, since 2014. Saudi Arabia, backed by the United States, Britain and France, is leading an international coalition in favour of the forces loyal to former president, Abdurab Mansur Hadi, who was deposed by Houthi forces in 2015. The coalition has been accused of acts of war crimes in Yemen, including the bombing of schools and hospitals, killing hundreds of civilians. The airstrikes come just days after the US House of Representatives, following the lead of the US Senate, voted to end the US support and involvement in the war in Yemen. The House had voted in favour of the bill last Thursday, by a tally of 247 to 175 votes, with 16 Republicans also joining the Democrats in voting for the bill. The law was passed under the War Powers Act of 1973. A law introduced during the Vietnam War to curb the power of a president to wage war or deploy armed forces of the United States without Congressional approval. This was the first time that the US Congress invoked the act to pass the resolution of this kind. The Republican-controlled US Senate had passed the resolution earlier in March, with a 54 to 46 bipartisan vote. US President Donald Trump, however, has already threatened to veto the resolution. Neither House of Congress has the numbers to override the veto. Daming the bill, a statement by the White House said that it raises serious constitutional concerns. It also argued that the US support for the Saudi-Elect coalition does not constitute engaging in hostilities, and therefore, the War Powers Act does not apply. The White House had previously warned that the resolution would harm bilateral relationships in the region. The US has been providing air-to-air refuelling of jets, reconnaissance, targeting, and intelligence information to the Saudi-Elect coalition, as it wages war against the Ansar Allah in Yemen. The coalition has collected more than 19,000 air raids in Yemen. Humanitarian groups estimate that close to 60,000 civilians have been killed in the war, and as many as 85,000 children have starved to death. In our last story for this episode, we take you to Myanmar, where the military carried out an aerial strike in South Boudinang Crownship in the Rakhine state on April 5. The attack killed as many as 30 civilians and injured dozens more. Eye witnesses said that the civilians were collecting bamboo in the nearby area, when the army helicopters fired indiscriminately at them. The attack has been condemned by the United Nations and various rights groups, who accused the Myanmar army of committing war crimes. The United Nations Human Rights Office earlier said that they have credible reports of the killing of civilians, burning of houses, arbitrary arrests, abductions, indiscriminate fire in civilian areas, and damage to cultural property. On April 9, the United Nations added that the number of casualties may be higher than expected. We have unconfirmed reports that the number may be as high as 30. Myanmar's authorities denied that their forces killed any civilians, claiming that the air strike was conducted to neutralize terrorist activities in the western part of the country. Arkan Army, the insurgent group, rejected the army statement, saying that the dead and injured were not the armed group's accomplices, but villagers. Myanmar's military officials, including Commander-in-Chief Min Ong Lang, are believed to have carried out various human rights violations in the Rakhine, Kachin and Shan states. The report of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar that is published in September 2018, detailed how Tatmadaw, the armed forces, committed crimes against humanity. The 20-page report recommended that the top five military officials must face prosecution for their involvement in numerous massacres and decades of persecution of minorities. The repeated arbitrary arrests, summary executions, forced labour, ill treatment and sexual violence committed by the Myanmar army and militias, led to the exodus of 700,000 Rohingyas in late August 2017. That's all for this episode of Around the World in 8 Minutes. 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And today I'm bringing you some new stuff that I've not shown before and I'm really excited about. We're gonna get into makeup, clothing, skincare, a little bit of hair care, all kinds of stuff across the board. Stick with me and we're gonna do that right now. But before we get started, I always show you what I have on for a top and I'll put up a picture right here so you can see that. And also I have on the cutest earrings today. Let me tell you about these earrings. They come in rose gold, yellow gold and white gold. And they come in different sizes as well. These are hollow, they're metal, but they're hollow. So they're really super light on your ears and that's what I love about them. I think this one is the biggest one and this one is in rose gold. And they don't tug on your ears even a little bit, which I'm always conscientious of because my mom taught me that when I was really young that people that wear really heavy earrings are gonna get their lobes pulled way down. And then let me show you this beautiful watch that I have on today. It is so pretty. It is a rose gold. Again, it's got this beautiful black face on it that has the black outlined in the rectangle. I love wearing watches. I know that because we have watch on our cell phones we don't use watches very much, but I still love wearing them and I think they just elevate your look. This is a bracelet style. So you just put it on like a cuff bracelet and it's super comfortable. Some of these you'll find that are a little bit too tight and they don't move up and down your arm. This one does and yeah, I'm just really loving that. Now don't forget that all of my makeup that I wear the fingernails, everything like that will be listed and linked down below. Next up is a really fun accessory that I've been in love with. And when you see this you're gonna see that it has a little dot on it. My little Dachshund got these and he dragged them across the floor. So I'm a little bit upset, but thankfully they're not so expensive that you can't go out and buy a new pair. These are such a cute pair of aviators. I love the detailing that it has across the sides of them. And I've always loved aviators anyway. These are UVB and UVA rated. I love the way they look and I love the way that they kind of give a little bit of bling and a little bit of sparkle. So those are really fun sunglasses. This was just a little puppy mishap that I had but I wanted to show them to you anyway because I love the sidebar that they have and I love the way that they look on too. I think they're just so darn cute. Next up, I told you a while ago that I was taking Mary Ruth's vitamins, liquid vitamins that she had. Now those are about anywhere from $50 to $75 whether you get the one that has, or 72 maybe, the one that has a hair growth formula or whether you get the just women's formula all the time. That's a little bit steep for me per month. I was doing it for a little while but I thought there's gotta be some out there that are a little bit less that are as effective and that's what I found with tropical oases. This is the women's premium multivitamin. This is really as good as Mary Ruth's and yet it's like $15 or $20 less. It just tastes great. Mary Ruth's were just a little bit on the weird side for me in tasting. These are very thin so it's like you're drinking a juice. I have found that I have more energy. When I take a liquid vitamin, it is helping all of my hair and my nails and my skin of course but also what I've found with this one and I don't know whether it's this or something else that I may be doing is my back is less inflamed. And so I think just having a good multivitamin in our diet is so important because we don't get the nutrition we need from our food. I think the reason that this is so exceptional for me anyway is it does have a colloidal mineral blend with folic acid, bunch of trace minerals that you need. It also has amino acids. Those are the building blocks of collagen and it also has an herbal extract blend. It has alfalfa, ginseng, grape seed powder, juniper berries, shaved grass, parsley, blueberries. It just has a bunch of really good extracts in here. So I really have been enjoying this and feel like it's every bit as good if not better than the Mary Ruth's vitamins. So I have a little backstory to this product and this is from Hemp's and this is the Pets Creamy Citrus Orange and Red Raspberry Herbal Deodorizing Spray.  I don't know why I call him that. I guess because I have all these older dogs that are around 11 and 12 years old and then he's four, he's the puppy. He's always the one in mischief. He's always the one that just gets me every time I'm like, he's our problem child. Anyway, this right here is a spray that we used after our problem child got into some really nasty stuff and I have no clue what this little dog got into. All we know is that he brought this weird bone in out of the yard one day and then he had all of this stuff all over his coat. We immediately took him and gave him a bath. Not only did we give him one bath, we gave him five baths and it was just beyond anything. Well, first we used the dog shampoo, then we used regular shampoo, then we used my living proof shampoo that's the actual detox shampoo. Then we got smart and we just went to good old dawn or dish soap and we bathed him with that twice and I'm telling you this dog stunk so bad. It was like death. It was like he had gotten ahold of something that was dead and just rubbed his whole entire body in it.  So my son ran up to the store and got this. You can get this on Amazon too and it's way cheaper than at Petco. So this is a deodorizing spray and I'm telling you it works like nothing else. It works on the pH or it actually breaks down whatever is on their coat and helps them. So it immediately was something that I was just so impressed with because it took away that stanch. Oh my God, it was so bad. It's like worse than four skunks altogether. It really truly was a bad, bad. But what I really appreciate about this now is that I can use this on my dogs that come from the outside and they smell funky. Like our neighbors had a really weird barbecue the other day and there was tons of smoke coming in our yard. And of course my big dog, she just sits there and looks at the neighbors as they're cooking meat, right? So all that smoke got on her coat. She smelled terrible and I had just gotten done bathing her. So I wasn't gonna give her another bath. I used this and it worked like a charm. So if you have pets and you don't like the way that they smell after they come in, you don't need to use a lot. And plus this is herbal, it's really easy. We were even spraying this on my little puppy, Snout. It's safe for that, of course, cover their eyes. But it's safe to use all over because it is an herbal product. So definitely if you have animals, you might think about grabbing some of this. Two skincare products I have that I'm gonna talk about this I've talked about before. And this is the Benton Deep Green Tea Toner. I love this stuff and I use it specifically for one reason and that is with my LED mask. Now green tea is a great antioxidant. It's great for brightening. It's great for healing and soothing and anti-inflammatory. But what it's really good for, and I've learned this through my friend that's an esthetician, Penny from Penn Smith Skincare. I learned that green tea toners put on about 10 to 20 minutes before you use your LED masks or your neck mask that you have, you can boost the efficacy or the efficiency of that mask by 10 times. And that to me is something I absolutely am so happy about. So this is my third, maybe fourth bottle of using this. And I do that mask every single morning. It takes 10 minutes out of my day. I do it while I'm doing other things. And using this, I've really noticed a change in the evenness of my skin and that it really is working so much faster to do all of those benefits that LED can do, which is building collagen and taking away redness and helping soothe and heal. So this has been really great to use in conjunction with my LED. The other skincare product that I want to tell you about is Biosense, Squalene and Copperpeptide Rapid Plumping Serum. This has been a game changer. And I don't often talk about things being such a game changer with skincare because there's really just very few products that truly can be game changers. We have a lot of fluff in skincare, especially when you're buying it, you know, through somewhere in the state. Biosense has nailed this product. Since I started using this, I have noticed that all of this discoloration and redness is really starting to fade. I also have some sun damage up in the area of my hairline, you know, just from being a kid and not ever wearing sunscreen. And it's really changed that. It's really fading that quickly. I recently watched a couple dermatologists break down how good this particular formula is. And yes, their video was sponsored. Mine isn't, I purchased my own. But from my experience, what they had to say is really true. They were talking about this being an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, how it has soothing properties beyond just the copper peptides being able to plump up, build collagen, penetrate the dermis. It really is a fabulous serum. The other reason I wanted to tell you about it is because on Amazon, it's so much less than buying it from, say, Sephora, because they have it discounted quite a bit. And I'm talking a big difference in the discount. When you're buying from Amazon, these companies will make their own store so that you know that it is authentic. So when you're looking at the price and all of the information, right there at the top, it'll be in little blue letters, visit the Biosense store. And this one does have that. So we know that it's authentic. It's not a knockoff. And I can attest it. I bought this twice and I bought it at the discount. So definitely take a peek into this and see whether or not it's something you like. I have been substituting this in the morning for my vitamin C. And at night, I take this and I alternate it with my retinol products. So every other night, and it just has been working out so good. The reason that I substituted it for vitamin C is because it is that antioxidant. And my skin was becoming so very sensitive through menopause that I could not possibly use the harsh vitamin C that I've been using. So this has just been soothing and wonderful. And it's taken the place of those other actives. And I am thoroughly in love with this. All right, for hair color. Wow, just released this Money Mist. It's a Luxe Light leave-in conditioner for glossy, expensive-looking hair. Now, I am a die-hard It's a 10 girl and I've used It's a 10 forever, but I really wanted to try this because I know I love Colorwell's products. They're just really great products. And so as soon as they released this, I think it was last month, I was on it. I was like, yeah, we're gonna try this. This is so much lighter than It's a 10 and does what It's a 10 does yet makes my hair feel even more silky than It's a 10 did. I, like you said, I have been a die-hard It's a 10 fan. I love that leave-in conditioner. When you have hair that you're trying to grow out and you do curl it like I do, you need a leave-in conditioner. Number one, when you get out of the bathtub and you're towel-drying your hair, if you've used conditioner in the shower or the tub and you get out and you don't use a leave-in conditioner, then all of that moisture is gonna wick away into the air and your hair is gonna be left feeling drier even though you are paying attention to it when you're in the shower. But if you use this, it locks in the moisture and helps to make that hair so much smoother, so much healthier and really can do its trick. So use a leave-in conditioner even if you decide not to try this one. But I swear, this one has made my hair so soft and I can't believe how silky it feels. So definitely I'm loving this new product from Colorwell. But like I said, when you're in the shower, you need to use some sort of a conditioner. Now let me show you what I have here. These are kind of messed up because when it came, the package was all over the place and I wasn't gonna go out and just stick everyone down in there. Anyway, there is 20 of these in here and you get individual uses of these. So each of these individual uses, you use one time with your hair. You can use these as a rinse out, so leave it on for like three to five minutes or you can use these to do intensive and you can towel dry your hair, leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes and you've got a super intensive protein treatment. This is full of proteins, amino acids, all kinds of good stuff.  I have another one that I used just yesterday and I filled it with cold water so you can see what happens. So then you put all of the cold water that you put into the tube here.  It's getting a little bit warm. It doesn't stay warm but it is the most lovely, luxurious, spa-like treatment for your hair and you can use this every single time that you wash your hair or you can just choose to use this as a weekly intensive treatment but look at how thick and luxurious that is. Now I'm gonna use this later on so I'm gonna set it to the side but this just makes my hair feel like silk. So between using this one in the shower and then using the color wow, my hair just feels so healthy and is looking more healthy now than it has in a very long time. This is so hydrating.  This does the same thing. For hair, one last thing that I wanna recommend is this brush that I got from Wet Brush and this is a round brush that I use to smooth my hair while I'm blow-drying my hair. I love how big this is and even though my hair is a little bit longer it doesn't get tangled. Lots of times if you have really long hair sometimes it can get tangled. It has the natural bristles in there but it also has the plastic ones. I love how it's vented. You have this one side right here that's vented as well. It just helps to make my hair that much smoother through the hair drying cycle or the blow-drying cycle. This one I think I've had for three or four years. I don't know if I've ever shown it to you or not. It does have one little thing of teeth missing from there. We're talking about a puppy. Yeah, so we'll jump past that but anyway it really is a nice hair brush to have and for blow-drying my hair and getting as smooth as possible this is a great tool too. Guess what? Your girl went a little bit nuts with the perfume. Now, this is Brittany Spears perfume that she came out with years and years ago but I was on TikTok and there's this gal called Dana and she uses the pink one which I think is called Fantasy. They probably all are called Fantasy something but I wanted to try all of these and they are all so different but they're all so good. I am just in love with how wonderful these are. This one right here is called Midnight Fantasy I believe. You can layer these together. That's one thing that's really nice. So it kind of has the same base notes which are almost a floral fruity. I am not somebody that likes a lot of floral like rose or anything like that but I do love musk. I love vanilla and I love citrus and it seems like all of these have a little bit of that in there. The Midnight is a little bit more of a musky scent to it. This one that has the vanilla in it that's the peach one. Let me see if I can figure out what that's called really quick. This one's called Naked Fantasy. This one smells more vanilla-y and I, oh my gosh. I love this too. And then the original Fantasy one that she came out with and yes I'm putting a lot on but they go together so good. This one is a little bit more of a floral. So these are fantastic. I wouldn't say that these last a super long time. What I do when I wear them, I spray them in my hair, I spray them on my clothes and I also will take just a little bit of Vaseline if I want it to last a little bit longer and put it on the pulse points of your body so that is right here on your wrist or right here on your neck right there by your ear. Those are all pulse points and you can put just a tiny bit of Vaseline and then spray these. Oh my gosh, I'm in love with these. I'm wanting to try them all but I'm trying to hold myself back even though these aren't that expensive for a perfume. I'm really surprised at that. So I was able to get as many as I wanted. I wanted to try some more but I wanted to bring these to you so you can see in what pretty bottles, right? Aren't they just gorgeous? And the scents are just heavenly. Now I smell like a French Boudoir so we better move on. I wanted to show you this for spring. I love this little purse. It's a purse that is tiny. It's a cross body.  You guys know I love butterflies anyway but I love the guitar strap on it. This does come in a few different colors but how cute is that? And I don't overload it because it's a littler purse. I have a tendency to make my purses weigh about 55 pounds each when I have a big one. So this is really nice and I just wanted to make sure that I showed it to you. I love the detailing with the ivory and then the black that is the piping across it and the stitching. I just thought it was so cute and definitely functional for spring and yeah, I just thought it was a lot of fun. I wanted to bring that one to you. And then I have two pieces of clothing that I wanted to share with you besides the shirt that I have on. This is just kind of a boho knitted little fringe bottom. Look at the fringe on the bottom. So cute to throw over your t-shirts or your swimsuit or whatever. This is true to size. I love this and I think it's just so darn cute to elevate your outfit. This is really, really cute with jeans. It's cute with just a straight skirt. A pencil skirt. It's just a fun top to throw over anything. You can tie this in the front if you want to. So it's got a lot of different ways that you can wear it but it's fun and it's easy and I got mine in blue and I think I'm thinking I might go back and get one in ivory. I just, I love this. I think it's so pretty. And then another top that I got that I thought was so gorgeous and a lot of people will ask me what do you wear for a bra with this? I wear a nude bra with nude straps. I don't care if anybody sees my straps. I wear a bra. If I didn't wear a bra I'd have my boobs hang into my knees and yeah, so I'm not, I don't care if people see that I wear a bra but I love the lace detailing on this and this shirt is so soft. The material on it is super soft. The lace trim on here is just as pretty and then the sleeves on it have just a little bit of that fringe look too. This is just a really beautiful shirt and I definitely wanted to bring it and show it to you. They have several different colors of it. This one is in a medium and it's a little bit big for me. So if you like them blousy, you like them a little bit loose this might be just exactly what you're looking for. I love this. And then I'll show you what I'm wearing for tenis. I am in love with these. First of all they have cushion in them that feels so soft and the other thing is I love that you have this little bit of elastic right here that really hugs your heel. That's what I have a lot of times when I wear tenis like this that are just a flat tennis shoe that you just wanna slip on and have something very easy. Lots of times they'll slip out because I have a little bit wider foot. So I buy nine, but my foot is really only the length of an eight and a half. So they kind of slip out sometimes, but these are great. They already come knotted on the shoelaces so you don't have to worry about tying them. They've been so fun and so comfy and easy to slip on and gonna be so great to not wear any socks with in the summer. Cause obviously a lot of us don't wear socks when we're stuff like this. It's just been an easy, fun shoe and really enjoying it. All right, that's the Amazon Roundup. I hope that you did enjoy seeing this today. Thank you so much for spending a little bit of time with me. Let me know if there's anything that you have found from Amazon recently that you can't wait to tell us about. Let us know that in the comments section. Don't forget I have a lot of these kinds of videos. So if you're interested, I'll put the playlist up for you to be able to see all the videos that I have all about Amazon goodies. I love shopping at Amazon. All right, everybody, take care of yourselves. Hope you're happy and healthy and please come see me again very, very soon in my next video. Goodbye, my friends.


I go to the guy that owns it, I go, hey, I have an idea. Let's destroy Domino's in the San Fernando Valley. And he's like, how is that possible? I go, it's easy. He goes, if you can put together a plan, you will not have to sweep another floor this whole summer. And I'll give you a cut of every order that comes in. In three hours, I called my high school, Notre Dame High School, and I go, I got you a meeting with them. We're gonna make the little pizzas that Domino's making. And he's like, I can't do that, I can't do that at your gate, can? Just make it. I'll come in at five in the morning and help you. We go there, and everybody in the administration's in there, and they're like, you are supposed to be on academic probation right now. I don't even think you've done your summer school, I'm like, no, I haven't. But I think that you guys should take this because I think it'd be great. You know, you boast a lot about supporting local, support local, and they did it. So the pizzas became part of the camp, the whole summer. Yeah, then they extended into the school year, and then I, unfortunately, had to go back to school. Sure. It was horrible.


Welcome back to the city that never sleeps. Lisa Martin and John Furrier in New York City for AWS Summit 22, with about 10 to 12,000 of our friends. And we've got two more friends joining us here today. We're going to be talking with Hasi Bujani, one of our alumni, co-founder and CEO of Ruff A Systems, and Kevin Coleman, Senior Manager for GoToMarket for EKS at AWS. Guys, thank you so much for joining us today. Thank you very much for having us. It's great to be here. It's great to be back at an in-person event with 10, 12,000 people. Yes, there are a lot of people here. This is packed. It's a lot of energy here. So, Steve, we've got to start with you. Your t-shirt says it all. Don't hate, K8s. Talk to us about some of the trends from a Kubernetes perspective that you're seeing, and then Kevin will get your follow up. Yeah, absolutely. So I think the biggest trend I'm seeing on the enterprise side is that enterprises are forming platform organizations to make Kubernetes a practice across the enterprise. So it used to be that a BU would say I need Kubernetes. I have some DevOps engineers. Let me just do this myself. And the next one would do the same. And the next one would do the same. And that's not a practical long-term for enterprise. So this is now becoming a consolidated effort, which I think it's great. It speaks to the power of Kubernetes because it's becoming so important to the enterprise. But that also puts a pressure because what the platform team has to solve for now is they have to find this fine line between automation and governance, right? I mean, the developers, they don't really care about governance. I don't, just give me stuff. I need compute. I'm going to go. But then the platform organization has to think about how is this going to play for the enterprise across the board? So that combination of automation and governance is where we're finding, frankly, a lot of success in making enterprise platform team successful. I think that's a really new thing to me. It's something that's changed in the last six months, I would say, in the industry. I don't know, Kevin, if you agree with that or not, but that's what I'm seeing. Yeah, definitely agree with that. We see a ton of customers in EKS who are building these new platforms using Kubernetes. The term that we hear a lot of customers use is standardization. So they've got various ways that they're deploying applications, whether it's on-prem or in the cloud and region, and they're really trying to standardize the way they deploy applications, and Kubernetes is really that compute substrate that they're standardizing on.  All right, go ahead. First one, the relationship. It's probably your favorite question. Second one, EKS is doing pretty well. Yep, yep, yep. So yeah, we work closely with RAF-FACE, excuse me. A lot of joint customer wins with Hasib and Co. So they're doing great work with EKS customers and yeah, love the partnership there. In terms of why EKS is doing so well, a number of reasons, I think. Number one, EKS is vanilla upstream open source Kubernetes. So customers want to use that open source technology, that open source Kubernetes, and they come to AWS to get it, in a managed offering, right? Kubernetes isn't the easiest thing to self-manage. And so customers, you know, when back before EKS launched, they were banging down the door at AWS for us to have a managed Kubernetes offering. And, you know, we launched EKS, and it's just, there's been a ton of customer adoption since then. You know, Lisa, when we grew up 12 years and everyone knows we started in 2010, we used to cover a show called OpenStack. I remember that. OpenStack Summit, and at that time, at that time, Kubernetes wasn't there. So theCUBE was present at creation. We've been to every KubeCon, every CNCF, then took it over. So we've been watching it from the beginning. And it reminds me of the same trend we saw with MapReduce and Hadoop. Very big promise. Everyone loved it, but it was hard. Very difficult. And in Hadoop's case, big data, it ended up becoming a data lake. Now you got Spark, a snowflake, and Databricks, and Redshift. Here, Kubernetes has not yet been taken over, but instead, it's being abstracted away and or managed services are emerging. Because general enterprises can't hire enough Kubernetes people. They're not that many out there yet. So there's a training issue, but there's been the rise of managed services. Can you guys comment on what your thoughts are relative to that trend of hard to use, extracting away the complexity, and specifically the managed services? Yeah, absolutely. You want to go? Yeah, absolutely. It's important to not kid ourselves. It is hard. But that doesn't mean it's not practical. When Kubernetes is done well, it's a thing of beauty.  It's a straight line up because they just are moving so fast when they have the right platform in place. I think the mistake that many of us make, and I've made this mistake when we started this company, was trivializing the platform aspect of Kubernetes. Right, and a lot of my customers, you know, when they start, they kind of feel like, well, this is not that hard. I can bring this up and running. I just need two people. It'll be fine. And it's hard to hire, but then I need two, then I need two more, then I need two more. It's a lot, right? I think the one thing I keep telling, like when I talk to analysts, I say, look, somebody needs to write a book that says, yes, it's hard, but yes, it can be done. And here's how. Let's just be open about what it takes to get there, right? And I mean, you mentioned OpenStack. I think the beauty of Kubernetes is that because it's such an open system, even with the managed offering, companies like Graphic and really productive businesses on top of this Kubernetes platform, because it's an open system, I think that is something that was not true with OpenStack. I've spent time with OpenStack also. I remember how it is. Well, Amazon had a lot to do with stalling the momentum of OpenStack, but your point about difficulty, Hadoop was always difficult to maintain and hiring against. There were no managed services and no one yet saw that value of big data yet. Here at Kubernetes, people are living a problem goal. I'm scaling up. And so it sounds like it's a foundational challenge. The ongoing stuff sounds easier or manageable. Once you have the right tooling. Yeah, no, I mean, once you have the right tooling, it's great.  I mean, the thesis behind RAFE, is that, you know, there's like eight, 12 things that need to be done right for Kubernetes to work well, right? And my whole thesis was, I don't want my customer to buy 10, 12, 15 products. I want them to buy one platform, right? And I truly believe that in our market, similar to what vCenter, like VMware's vCenter did for VMs, I want to do that for Kubernetes, right? And the reason why I say that is because, see, vCenter is not about hypervisors, right? vCenter is about hypervisor, access, networking, storage, all of the things, like multi-tenancy, all the things that you need to run in enterprise-grade VM environment. What is that equivalent for the Kubernetes world, right? So what we are doing at RAFE is truly building a vCenter, but for Kubernetes, like a kCenter. I've tried getting the domain, I didn't, I couldn't get it. Well, after the Broadcom deal, you don't know what's going to happen. Yes. I won't go there. Yeah, let's not go without today. Kevin, EKS, I've heard people say to me, love EKS, it just adds serverless, it's a home run. There's been a relationship with EKS on some of the other Amazon tools. Can you comment on what you're seeing as the most popular interactions among the services at AWS? Yeah, and was your comment there add serverless? Add serverless with AKS at the edge, and things are kind of interesting. Well, one of the serverless offerings we have today is actually Fargate. So you can use Fargate, which is our serverless compute offering, or one of our serverless compute offerings with EKS. And so customers love that. Effectively, they get the beauty of EKS and the Kubernetes API, but they don't have to manage nodes. So that's a good amount of adoption with Fargate as well. But then we also have other ways that they can manage their nodes. We have managed node groups as well in addition to self-managed nodes also. So there's a variety of options that customers can use from a compute perspective with EKS, and you'll continue to see us evolve the portfolio as well. Can you share, Hosebe, can you share a customer example, a joint customer example that you think really articulates the value of what RAFE and AWS are doing together? Yeah, absolutely. In fact, we announced a customer very recently on this very show, which is MoneyGram, which is a joint AWS and RAFE customer. Look, we have enough, the thing about these massive customers is that not everybody's going to give us their logo to use, but MoneyGram has been a RAFE plus EKS customer for a very, very long time. At this point, I think we've earned their trust, and they've allowed us to kind of say this publicly, but there's enough of these financial services companies who have standardized on EKS. So it's EKS first, RAFE second. They standardize on EKS, and then they looked around and said, who can help me platform EKS across my enterprise? And we've been very lucky. We have some very large financial services companies, some very large healthcare companies now who, A, EKS, B, RAFE. I'm not just saying that because my friend Kevin's here. It's actually true. Look, EKS is a brilliant platform. It scales so well, right?  It just scales. You want to build a big enterprise on the backs of a Kubernetes platform, and I'm not saying that's because I'm biased. Like, EKS is really, really good, right? That there's a reason why so many companies are choosing it over many other options in the market. You're doing a great job of articulating why the theme of the New York City Summit is scale anything. Oh yeah. There you go. Oh yeah. I did not even know that, but I'm speaking the language. You are! One of the things that we're seeing also, I want to get your thoughts on guys, is the app modernization trend. Because unlike other standards that were hard that didn't have any benefit downstream because they were too hard to get to, here Kubernetes is feeding into real app for app developer pressure. They got to get cloud-native apps out. It's fairly new in the mainstream enterprise, and a lot of hyperscalers have experience. So I'm going to ask you guys, what is the key thing that you're enabling with Kubernetes in the cloud-native apps? What is the key value? Yeah. I think there's a bifurcation happening in the market. One is the Kubernetes engine market, which is like EKS, AKS, GK. Back in the day we used to call operations and management. So the OAM layer for Kubernetes is where there's need. People are learning. Because as you said before, the skill isn't there. There's not enough talent available in the market. And that's the opportunity we're seeing. Because to solve for the standardization, the governance and automation that we talked about earlier, you have to solve for, okay, how do I manage my network? How do I manage my service mesh? How do I do chargebacks? What's my policy around actual Kubernetes policies? What's my blueprinting strategy? How do I do add-on management? How do I do pipelines for updates of add-ons? How do I upgrade my clusters? And we're not done yet. There's a longer list, right? This is a lot, right? And this is what happens, right? It's just a lot, right? And really the companies who understand that that plethora of problems that need to be solved and build easy to use solutions that enterprises can consume with the right governance and automation, I think they're going to be very, very successful here. Because this is a trend, right? I mean, this is happening, right? It's not us, it's happening, right? Enterprises are going to keep doing this. And Open Source is a big driver in all this. Absolutely. And I'll tag on to that. I mean, you talked about platform engineering earlier. Part of the point of building these platforms on top of Kubernetes is giving developers an easier way to get applications into the cloud. So building unique developer experiences that really make it easy for you as a software developer to take the code from your laptop, get it out of production as quickly as possible. So is that what you mean? Is that tie your point early about that vertical straight up value once you set up it right? Because it's taking the burden off the developers for stopping their productivity. Absolutely. To go check and is it configured properly? Is the supply chain software going to be there? Who's managing the services? Are we orchestrating the nodes? Yep. Is that automated? Is that where you guys see the value? That's a lot of what we see. In terms of how these companies are building these platforms, it's taking all the component pieces that has he was talking about and really putting it into a cohesive whole. And then you as a software developer, you don't have to worry about configuring all of those things. You don't have to worry about security policy, governance, how your app is going to be exposed to the internet. It sounds like infrastructure is code. Come on. It's what it's here. Infrastructure is code is a big key to it for sure. Infrastructure is code.  Security, huge. Well, it all goes together. I guess we talk about developers on service, right? The way we enable developers on service is by teaching developers, here's a snippet of code that you write and you check it in and your infrastructure will just magically be created. But not automatically, it's going to go through a check, like a check through the platform thing. These are the workflows that if you get them right, developers don't care, right? All developers want is I want compute. But then all these 20 things need to happen in the back. That's what, if you nail it, right? I mean, I keep trying to kind of pitch the company. I don't want to do that today. But if you nail that. I'll give you a point at the end. But I just have a tangent question because he's reminding me. There's two types of developers that have emerged, right? You have the software developer that wants infrastructure as code. I just want to write my code. I don't want to stop. I want to build it, shift left for security, shift right for data, all that's in there. I'm coding away. I love coding. Then you got the under the hood person. Yes. I've been to the engine. Certainly. So that's more of an SRE data engineer. I'm wiring services together. Yeah. A lot of people are like, they don't know who they are yet. Sure, in college or they're transforming from an IT job. They're trying to figure out who they are. So the question is, how do you tell a person that's watching? Like, who am I? Should I be just coding? But I love the tech. What do you guys have any advice there? You know, I don't know if I have any guidance in terms of telling people who they are. I mean, I think about it in terms of the spectrum. And this is what we hear from customers is some customers want to shift as much responsibility onto the software teams to manage their infrastructure as well. And then someone to shift it all the way over to the very centralized model. And we see everything in between as well with our EKS customer base. But yeah, I'm not sure if I have any direct guidance for people. Any wisdom?  If you let them play with the hardware or the gears. Look, I think it's really important for managers to understand that developers, yes, they have a job, they have the right code, right? But they also want to learn new things. It's only fair, right? So what we see is developers want to learn and we enable for them to understand Kubernetes in small pieces, like small steps, right? And that is really, really important because if we completely abstract things away like Kubernetes from them, it's not good for them, right? It's good for their careers also, right? It's good for them to learn these things. This is going to be with us for the next 15, 20 years. Everybody should learn it. But I want to learn it because I want to learn not because this is part of my job and that's the distinction, right? I don't want this to become my job because I want to write my code. If you're more attracted to understanding how automation works and robotics or making things scale, it might be under the hood. Yeah, look under the hood but then in terms of who keeps the lights on for the cluster, for example. All right, see, Kubernetes is a lot of value. Now you know who you are, ask these guys. Congratulations on your success on EKS2. Quick, give a plug for the company. I know you guys are growing. I want to give you a minute to share to the audience a plug that's coming. What are you guys doing? You're hiring, how many employees? Funding, customers are new wins. Take a minute to give a plug. Absolutely, I come see John. I think every show you guys are doing a summit or a coupon, I'm here. And every time we come, we talk about new customers. Platform teams at enterprises seem to love RAFE because it helps them build that, well, Kubernetes platform that we've talked about on the show today. I think many, many large enterprises on the financial service side, healthcare side, digital native side seem to have recognized that running Kubernetes at scale or even starting with Kubernetes in the early days, getting it right with the right standards. That takes time, that takes effort and that's where RAFE is a great partner. You provide a great SaaS offering which you can have up and running very, very quickly. Of course, we love EKS, we work with our friends at AWS but it also works with Azure, we have enough customers in Azure, it also runs in Google, we have enough customers in Google and it runs on-premises with OpenShift or with EKS A, whichever option you want to take. But in terms of that standardization and governance and automation for your developers to move fast, there's no better product in the market right now when it comes to Kubernetes platforms than RAFE. Kevin, while we're here, why don't you plug in for EKS too, come on. Yeah, absolutely, why not? So yes, of course, EKS is AWS's managed Kubernetes offering. It's the largest managed Kubernetes service in the world. We help customers who want to adopt Kubernetes and adopt it wherever they want to run Kubernetes, whether it's in region or whether it's on the edge with EKS A or running Kubernetes on Outpost and the evolving portfolio of EKS services as well. We see customers running extremely high scale Kubernetes clusters, excuse me, and we're here to support them as well. So yeah, that's the biggest- And I'll give the plug for the cube. We'll be at KubeCon in Detroit this year. Lisa, look, we're giving a plug in everybody, come on. We're plugging everybody. Well, speaking of plugs, I think, Haseeb, you have a book to write, I think, on Kubernetes, and I think you're wearing the title. Well, I do have a book to write, but I'm one of those people who does everything at the very end, so I'll never get it right. So if you want to work on it with me, I have some great ideas, but I'm lazy. Oh, somehow I'm John is lazy. No entrepreneur's lazy, I know that. You're being humble. He is, Haseeb, Kevin, thank you so much for joining me today talking about what you guys are doing at Rafe with EKS, the power why you shouldn't hate K8s. We appreciate your insights and your time. Thank you very much for having us. Yeah, our pleasure. Thank you, you appreciate it. For John Furrier, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE live from New York City at the AWS NYC Summit. John and I will be right back with our next guest, so stick around.


Not enough damage here The Bible says if you confess your sins you have to confess it Lord I have unbelief. I have doubt. I Have fears Unbelief doubt and fears the trinity of failure The devil uses it constantly We confess our sins. He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us I'm all on righteous. You can have Your unbelief and your doubt and your fears removed if you'll confess it tonight The spirit of God Will remove them need to be healed tonight Let's confess it first unbelief doubt fear the Holy Ghost fears you confess it The blood gets applied just like that. It comes so fast. You can't even believe it He's on you On you father God There's some faith healers here tonight There's some deliverance ministers here tonight There's some people here tonight that you've already sent them the answer to their prayer They blocked it when it got here There are people here tonight whose children are sick and dying and heading for damnation and They've been worried about them scared for them Which blocks the answer to their prayer for their kids If you have faith and you doubt not you shall not only do that Which is done into the fig tree But also if you say to this mountain Be thou removed and be thou cast into the sea it shall be done and all things Whatever you ask in prayer believing you shall we see Somebody has got to repent tonight and confess it Because you're called by God to get your prayers answered God wants to answer your prayers. He likes it He's proud of you when you pray and believe That's my Son there. That's my daughter there. Look at her stepping out on her faith. I am proud of her I'm proud of him. I want to give them more anointing and more blessing to make me more proud That's how he thinks You taking offenses you're gonna repent of it right here. Are you afraid for your children's future?  You've been nitpicking yourself Are you nitpicking this is the confidence that we have in him That if we ask anything according to his will he he hears this and we know that if he hears this We have the petitions that we desire of him. This is not a Mike Smith. They'll this is a word of God deal These are scriptures up here not my personal opinions. We don't need what my my personal opinions are irrelevant You've got to confess it You're nitpicking people are your religious person. Oh, I've been I've been a church for years at repent of it Are you churched out repent of that? Just confess it dude.  You've been letting her have it just repent You're the head of the household you called by God.  That's the structure God set it up. I didn't that's he said that Just confess it repent of it would you Because you're supposed to have your prayers answered You're supposed to be healed you're supposed to be delivered That's supposed to be the norm That's normal.  I love you We love you Lord Move now in the name of Jesus if you need prayer and come up here if you need your leg lengthened Come right up here Lengthen that that'll get healed instantly come up here if you need a new foot do not come up here Go see Kelly Come up here for prayer right now if you've got to repent of something you cannot afford You cannot afford to go even one more day Without your prayers answered if something's blocking your prayers and I just went over it you saw it You saw what the blockers are you know now you understand now and you're going to repent of it because your prayers are supposed to be answered period Period and you're going to repent of it right now in the name of Jesus. We're going to repent of it right now Thus saith the Lord Father God I ask you to forgive me. I confess in the name of Jesus What I have said I shouldn't have said what I did I shouldn't have did What I smoked I shouldn't have smoked what I drank I shouldn't have drank I'm repenting of it right now in the name of Jesus. I have been criticizing myself since I was five years old That is a sin It is a sin For me to nitpick myself That is wrong and I'm going to repent of it right now in the name of Jesus I Repent and have this very moment I'm going to treat my wife differently from this moment forward From this moment forward whoever I need to apologize to I will contact them tonight or tomorrow And I'm all fix this thing So that my prayers get answered God answers my prayers I'm gonna repent of it right now. Come on now start it up. Dear Jesus. I'm so sorry.  Let that boy go every demon from his dad Come out of that body right now come out right now. Take a breath and blow Come out right now in Jesus holy name Let's hold that come out right now go Satan Lucia hold Satan Lucia hold Satan Lucia hold Father God I asked for deep conviction to come on every person in this service Who is not repenting who has not confessed? Right now Come on out. I apologize to your Lord. Dear Jesus forgive me for what I done. I apologize for what I did I am so sorry come on pray harder.  There it is come out right now. That's him right there Come on out come out of her. There he is you demon of fear come out There is keep coughing come out Got a girl come on. There's there is keep coughing. He's coming out right now There it comes right there. Come on. Now. He's coming out right now Satan Lucia hold Satan I curse you to fail. I command you to fail come out Yeah body right now go come on that body right now go God I repent of taking offenses hold that Hold that come out Satan I got What's wrong with you sweetheart? What's wrong with you? What's your symptoms? I have a lot of what you spoke of Yeah, okay come up here What's your name? Allison close your eyes. That's her mom. All right Lord. Do you see Allison? She's standing right in front of me right now The demons took her when she was little She got hurt when she was little and that pain in her soul is still in there And she used drugs and everything else to cover up that pain But tonight she's going to release it So you can heal her she's going to release it and turn her heart over to the Lord She's going to repent of her sin and stop living for Satan She's gonna do it right now Dear Jesus, please forgive me Dear Lord Jesus, please forgive me Please save me dear Lord Forgive me for hurting my mother Forgive me for hurting myself Forgive me for hating myself I asked for your mercy tonight.  Oh from repetitive use syndrome. Okay, is he working now? What are you doing now? caregiver that's using your hands all right ready watch this All right dear Lord Here's your loved one She's right there sweet holy spirit.  Let her hands go Let go Let go heal heal Check it out. Is your hands worse better the same different how? You're not tingling This is her They tingle a lot are they tingling now Darn now they're not tingling Okay, then did you have weaker grip strength before okay? Any change Any change All right Now let's get the rest of it. Dear Jesus. Please forgive me for my sin I want my whole body healed and I want this addiction to leave me at the counter three One you did addiction from demons Drugs I curse you to fail.  Thank you Jesus say that Thank you. Hey, can you help her thank say thanks here your mom's gonna help you. Thank you Jesus say that What's wrong with you? Now what's your calling anyway Yeah, what are you supposed to be doing? No, what you would You're calling from God. Did you ever have any sense of anything in there?   He's in his tummy Demon of fear come on up Fears from childhood fear of women fear of embarrassment Fear of being criticized Come on out Come on out lord. Jesus. I turn my life over to you tonight's my night This is my chance I invite the holy spirit in And this fear demon out Come up and out you spirit of fear He's right there Lord Jesus. I'm yours say that Lord Jesus. I'm yours forgive me of my sin say it have mercy upon me lord Help me lord Jesus Help me lord jesus God help me I need to holy ghost tonight.  I love you dear lord help me Help me lord Help me jesus pray harder The lord help me Simple prayers are best Simple prayers are best God help me Dear jesus help me God help me Please help me lord Please help me lord God save me God save me Come on now.  That's how you pray.   I don't want to waste my life I want to waste my life die for nothing having nothing being nothing God no God no Lord jesus no Help me lord Help me lord Help me lord Help me lord Say that help me lord Help me lord Help this guy pray with help me lord help me lord Say that lord jesus help me Say that out loud And just pray like me lord jesus help me Just pray like me Pray like brother mike. Oh god.  Just pray like me Help lord You're peter in the boat Lord save me You're peter in the boat lord.  I forgive all of them Every one of them They used me for my money. They used me for sex.  Come on.     I said no Come out of my throat right now.  Jesus save me help me Help me by faith By faith. I need a miracle.  I'm not wasting another 30 No You hear me devil. I said no No more No more Save me lord help me Save me lord help me Just do it by faith Do it but What you need what's wrong with you sweetheart No, you say right now You say right now No, you say right now Yes. Yes, you have you don't confess it. You can't get rid of it. Well, it's not a confession It's something that's been in me I know what is it?  It doesn't matter say it Yeah, what is it I know you want him out Okay Who put it in there how to get in there? It's probably my fault. How do you do it? How did you do it? Yeah You got a parasite from From what eating something Yeah, and where's the parasite at? Oh, it's here in your tummy. Yeah, okay Now those are easy to get rid of Now you're 31 and now you're how old I'm 62. So that was uh 30 Okay Yeah, now uh when you were a little Somebody hurt you bad when you was a little who did that? Who's the main one? When you were little What do you do to me You were how old You were how old when your cousin was kissing you five, okay, and how'd that make you feel Okay Okay, that didn't hurt you you were happy about it Yes, you're not sure What was his name Barry and whatever happened to Barry Yeah, I mean, what did he get married?   Yeah, and have they actually seen the parasite? Have they seen it on x-ray or any kind of diagnostic who told you you had a parasite All right now listen, uh, I got a news flash for you There's no parasite in there The demon it's a spirit of rejection. They're doing it the demons are doing it When you were little a spirit of rejection entered your body he drew in those three men Because he knew they would hurt you beforehand and it came from your mother Yes It's the same spirits She has them she has them And then when did you get saved Well, I went to church a lot, but Again And what happened to you Did you uh speak in tongues? Yeah, I still Okay, let me hear it Okay stop now that's the legitimate tongues, but it's blocked and we can fix that Where's your mom's name again? Linda oh Linda Okay now You related her you know her You're you're a minister I am okay now what happened was she's living in a 31 year delusion Okay, she thinks she has a parasite It's not a parasite It's a it's a fear spirit moving around in there because she got a rejection demon from her mother her mother was Very abused when she was young And that same spirit jumped from the mother into her And then he ruined her life He ruined all of her relationships He kept bringing her bad men and they do that because they know in advance that they're going to abuse her So they pull them in they pick them out and pull them in marry that one marry that one live with that one This is another one and they all end up doing the same thing beating her up like her mother was beaten When she was young it just passes right the same demons go right down the line Kids grandkids everything so in order to get her healed she has to Bag this parasite stuff. That's a delusion He's hiding behind that He actually moves around in there It's him doing Not a parasite. She doesn't have a parasite Okay now first of all To get people like this fixed you have to go back to the beginning and then move forward Because spirits are like building blocks Over the years See but it started with mother And it wasn't her mother fall her mother was abused as a kid. She wasn't at fault So these rejection demons took her and then transferred into her because she would yell at her and verbally rake her apart and nitpick her and scream at her and this and that And that damaged her soul Yeah, so linda has to come out of there. Okay And then with the rejection demon she's loaded with fear demons. So she has all kinds of insecurities She was scared to death to tell me she had a parasite When she told me that I already knew what it was. It was fake. I've already had people like that come in here It didn't I didn't even faze me But she was panicking over That's a fear spirit. That's not her. She's an intelligent person Very bright Her IQ is solid Okay But this fear spirit makes her an emotional wreck like he did her mother Right. All right. Here we go ready Lord jesus, I am so sorry for the pain that has been in this family It has been horrible I wish her mother were here tonight because I know that woman was heartbroken And she had nobody to help her There was nobody there And she was left to the devil And he beat her Unmercifully and then he wanted another victim And he got her and he turned her Into a life of misery just like her mother Wasted men wasted relationships Wasted money untold amount of money gone for nothing The demons come to steal Kill and destroy and that's what they did to this poor family I wish linda was here right now lord because I tell her the truth She is a very loved person You loved her And you were hurt Watching her Be abused And you feel the same way about her daughter And I ask you to forgive her right now lord for any bad feelings or thoughts when she was young about her mother In the way she treated her Masking her forgive her for believing this parasite nonsense It was actually demonic Masking her forgive her for living in insecurities and fears And asking you to forgive her for tolerating this spirit hiding in there moving around And giving her anxiety and low self-esteem Masking you to forgive her for using food as a comfort when she should have used The holy ghost that Was her comforter not food And she's going to repent of it right now in the name of jesus For any negative thoughts or emotions she had about her mother When she was young Linda in the name of jesus we forgive you she's still alive Now she's dead too late, but She is still alive.   What are you thinking right now? I'll tell him to go tell him is he moving right now Yeah, he's moving. He's scared. They move when they're scared Because you're turning on him Okay, did you did you repent of parasitic? It's not a parasite It was that was delusion What is it what's she tell you it was Why Over a parasite, okay, we'll go ahead and repent of it Yeah, I'm being afraid Have you ever heard this verse? God has not given us a spirit fear Yeah, now that verse was mistranslated The greek word for fear there is a delia. It's cowardice That's what you have a coward demon And that's why you act the way that she had one I just told you It's a coward spirit And that's what's keeping you from fighting right now You're kind of holding back Now listen dying with this is a lot weirder Than praying and getting him out tonight That's a lot weirder Because you've got a couple decades left of misery It's never going to change unless you do what I tell you It's never going to change you're going to die with it.   Who? What's his name? Now, how did you act toward him when you hated him?  It's made up of syllables like english california four syllables Uh Is four syllables in tongues ones in tongues ones in english When you speak in tongues, do you notice how it kind of dribbles together? You don't notice that try it again Good it's legit Their tongues is legitimate. They're not demonic, but they're blocked Okay, it's easy to fix Okay, now just pray after me Cameo sati beko basanda Do you notice I was speaking in short syllables there? You notice I was using different syllables Yeah, like like language Hello, I was using different syllables in english Okay, now try that with your language Only add some different syllables kind of slow it down a little Ruba chandra mochan triva Good Good girl. Okay, raise your hands go ahead. Dundura mochan dara vashe dara mochite louder Fight through the embarrassment fight through Be strong add a girl Be strong There you go Dara vashe te Dundura maschand dara vashe te Hey, listen, can you go out in the bookstore when you leave and get one of my cards? And have her come in for a counseling appointment So we can get this thing out of there She's going to be have to kind of take it step by step Hola maschand dara mochita louder add a girl Korra rara maschand dara vashe dara veria Hadnura mochan dara va Good Excellent Hey, listen, take here's your bible study for tonight. Okay It's uh, here's the scriptures For tongues and you just follow these steps and it'll start flowing Okay, and then she's going to get a card in the bookstore so you can come in for a counseling appointment Okay. Yeah, there's no charge all right youtubers What an interesting night this was Wish you were here. Wait a minute. You are here Please go to the website hardcore christianity.com and hit the Teaching button. It's at the top of the website. You've got to read these two articles number one how satan controls the mind number two satan's counter attack You're going to get hit within 48 hours of this service every time You get demons out They launch an attack to get back in you can expect to be attacked It happens to everybody You must be ready for it and you must fight that attack off You cannot just let it go All right, you've got to develop your gift of Glosa you must speak in tongues go to the teaching button Read the article on glosa the supernatural advantages of your prayer language I'm not talking about the gift of tongues where you give a message in tongues in church. That's a different gift Everybody can have their prayer language. You must develop it And you must learn to speak and sing in tongues. It will increase your spiritual power Your faith and your anointing Please remember the wednesday night zoom service send me an email mike at hardcore christianity.com I'll send you the link and the password Please remember our services here thursday and friday nights at seven o'clock pacific time. They are broadcast on our streaming channels four of them every week See you next time


it would be very impactful to use service design thinking to elevate design maturity and product organizations and not necessarily elevating service design individuals to positions of power, which would be great, but it doesn't have to just be that, but elevating the craft through people, whatever function they have.