Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering Dell Technologies World 2019. Brought to you by Dell Technologies and its ecosystem partners. Well, good back to Las Vegas, Lisa Martin with Stu Miniman, the CUBE coming to you from Dell Technology World 2019. Day one, there's only about 15,000 people here and about 4,000 of Dell Technologies' closest partners. We're very pleased to welcome back one of our alumni to theCUBE, Chris McNabb, the CEO of Dell Boomi, Chris, thanks for joining us. Lisa, it's great to be here, Stu, great to see you again. You know, it's really exciting. This morning, we've had such an electric day and it's only, I'd say we're halfway through day one. This morning's keynote kicked off with a lot of energy. First of all, I have to say Michael Dell coming out to Queen Music, that was for me, you had me at hello. With... Yeah, me too, after seeing Bohemian Rhapsody, it was the only way to go. You must be a fan of the movie. Exactly. Chris, do you have your walk on music picked yet? I don't yet. I'm still kind of shuffling through a couple different options. Okay, well, we can help with that. We're music fans too. Gotcha. But so much excitement, so much energy, so much collaboration across all of Dell's brands. Michael's saying with big energy, Boomi is leading with cloud data integration. Talk to us about what's going on at Boomi. We were with you guys about five months or so, go at Boomi World. What's happening now? What's exciting you? So every day is exciting at Boomi. We continue to grow extraordinarily rapidly across the world, and we are focused on accelerating business outcomes for our customers. It is simple as that. Our customers, it's why our customers stay with us. We have over a 97% retention rate, so we're successful at doing that. And when you can come in and produce wins for people, they have data silos all over the place. They need to be able to reconnect their systems, apps, databases, but also their processes, people, and devices. And once you look at that whole landscape, when you can come in and reunify that for them in a way in which they can engage customers, partners, or employees in new ways, it's just a huge win. And it's a pleasure to get up out of bed every morning with that problem. Yeah, Chris, it's a power facility. I have to admit, it actually, it took me a little while to kind of squint through and understand what Boomi did, because a lot of times it's like, oh, it's the cool cloud native, new factor, everything like that. And we understand getting from the applications that I have today to whatever that digitalization, modernization I have is challenging, and there's multiple ways to get there.  And a lot of that is my applications, my processes, my workflows, so to modernize and go through that digital transformation. Some of it is to create brand new, but a lot of that is, how do I get what I have to that new multi-cloud environment? And that was the shout out I heard from Michael this morning about Pivotal, VMware, and Boomi as part of that spectrum to help get us there. Do I have that right? Yeah, still you do. It's just, listen, hybrid IT is going to be here a really long time. People are going to try and survive a scenario where you've got 15 different apps built by 15 different vendors. You've got shadow databases. You've got all this stuff. And you're like, but I've got customer data everywhere. So when you're looking for something as simple as a list of customers, what list? None of those data sources are the same. So how do you aggregate that? How do you filter that? How do you do it? So Boomi doesn't want people to just survive hybrid IT. Boomi wants you to thrive in that environment. Wants you to really get going and be able to easily unite that, aggregate that, filter that as necessary. So now I have a unified data set in which I can go and engage my sales force and my customers with. And that's really where we play is trying to get it all to be reconnected or unified. It's essential. Everything is about the customer experience. Stu and I were just at a show that was all focused on CX. But to have a good customer experience, you have to have the right technologies enabling your own workforce to deliver what the customer needs because customer satisfaction yields business outcomes. It's a whole cycle there. For our viewers who want a better vision of where does Boomi fit into? I'm a Dell EMC customer. I'm a VMware customer. Where does Boomi fit in and help these customers to transform that integration layer that allows them to take advantage of this exciting multi-cloud world? Yeah, so Lisa, let me just, I'll just tell you a really quick story. I'll tell you a personal story. When Boomi has been growing very, very rapidly, 62% growth last year alone. So we're adding people really, really fast. As a result of that scale, we were horrible at onboarding our new employees. We had a really bad problem. So we looked to our own platform to transform our business and our net new employees experience with that business. Long story short, I didn't have people. Everybody was busy. I got one of our partners to use our platform to create an entire new employee onboarding process for Boomi. Our net new employee just kind of jumped at the end of the deal. We now have a 21st century engagement mechanism for our employees. That partner of ours put that whole solution together and put it into production in four months. Most importantly, let's talk about business outcomes. My net new employee NPS went from minus 76, worst number I've ever heard, in anything, even in IT 30 years, to plus 92. Six months after it's in production, we're ready to go. So now to give you a sense, people used to have to fill out a case and go to our case management, fill out a case, schedule a meeting to get a picture taken to get their security badge. Now, selfie, do you like it? Submit, you're done. And all of that, the mobile app that tracks it and performs it, all the engagement, all the interaction with all the systems, we provision our employees across 27 different systems, all instantaneous. That used to take us 60 days to get them on to all those different systems. So all of those outcomes is all done with the Bumi platform. The integration requirements, the low code, and the mobile app is all Bumi. So that's why we focus on outcomes. So, Chris, in the keynote this morning, I want to understand how Bumi fits into some of these environments. So we saw Microsoft, obviously, a big push, Longdale partner. On the other one, Kubernetes is the area for all the cloud-native discussion and various pieces. How do those fit into your world? So, Stu, first of all, to really understand sort of the bigger picture with Dell and their transformation story, right? Essential hardware provider, infrastructure provider. You've got VMware and Virtustream almost making it infrastructure as a service, sort of like the bottom of a triangle. You have Pivotal Cloud Foundry building applications for competitive advantage, right? And then no application works without data. So, at the beginning, when you talk about it from a platform perspective, that's how I like to think about it and explain it to people. That's how Dell Technologies can bring all this to the table and focus it now on your transformation. When it comes to the specifics around what VMware and Pivotal are doing with Kubernetes and Google and some other folks and so on, the way we distribute integrations is basically via container technologies. We've had Docker support, now Kubernetes support, so it's very native to us. That's how we can manage it from one spot and yet deploy it really anywhere and as it runs. So, there's a lot of data capabilities that really align very well with Pivotal. We also have the Pivotal Data Services tile. So, if you're an application developer, you're building that really cool app and, you know, an office is ready to go, but you need data from somewhere. You click the Boomi tile. It's the Data Services tile. You can embed it right into your code and it outcomes the data sort of seamlessly for you. It's a much better experience for the developer. So, all of these companies are coming together to make sure these platforms align in such a way that our transform and outcome focus for our Dell Technologies customers. We've heard a lot of that companies coming together. Collaboration was one of the themes I took away from this morning's keynote with the guys and gals that were on stage. We've heard that from Dell Technologies, Dell EMC folks this morning today yourself. That collaborative effort is really clear. When you're talking to customers, speaking of collaborating with customers on the evolution and iterations and things, what were some of the, I'm curious that the theme of Boomi World was, you guys are going to reinvent iPads. About five months since, you're smiling. Talk to us about how you've collaborated with some of your key customers to do that where you are today, five months after saying, hey, this is what we're going to do. We're going to shake this up. Yeah, listen, the future of iPads is extraordinarily exciting, right? And come to Boomi World next year and we're going to tell you a really good story. But when you talk about redefining the INI paths, going from integration platform as a service to intelligent platform as a service and how AI and ML can change this game, we've brought together key partners who have had extensive experience both in AI ML, a lot of big public companies that you would know, right? As well as our customers. And now you start looking at things in combination to dramatically speed up how integration's done and who's capable of doing it. I always felt like if I could get integration down into the hands of business analysts and down into the hands of smart people but not software engineers, leave them for the really hard technical problems, the things that push your business forward and not, hey, I need a data set from HR for salary reasons or whatever. And voice in combination with AI allowing you to generate and respond to natural language, hey, Salesforce, I'd like the pipeline report for Western North America, please. That comes a data set. And all you have to do as a user of that is form a question and humans are awesome at that, they've been doing it since they're two. And when you can start to leverage that kind of capability, AI-ML for natural language, right? You figure out how to interact with it. You get patterns on how to do that. That's in our database from the thousands of people that have interacted. So when we look at the future, leveraging our partners for skills that we're not expert at yet, AI-ML, give us a leap, customers, what is it that you need us to do first, right? And we're starting to bring all that together in a very, very interesting way. So Chris, Boomi has its own show, but I'm sure there's a lot of overlap between the customers here. What are some of the key objectives and what's your team's goals for this week here at Dell Technologies World? Well, this week here, we have a lot of customers here as well, obviously in the Boomi World show, we're very specific to the user community that we've got. So you get a lot of tracks about specific tips and tricks that you can have and specific ways to do things, best practices. Did you know we could do this? Did you know that? All that kind of things. Here, it's a little bit broader picture. You're dealing with a broader audience. There's more of an awareness problem in some cases. Some people aren't quite sure what Boomi does and why Dell Technologies has a company like Boomi. So we're here to change that from an awareness side. Got some really cool demos and how we do that and kind of engage. And then we have our specific customers who we can pull off to the side and talk about their specific challenges. What's next for them? What are the next transformations they want to achieve? And what's the next outcome they've got in line and how can we partner with them to help them achieve that? So it's really kind of a two-fold kind of thing. Our booth is awareness and is there an opportunity to work together and partners? What's the next step for us? One of the things I heard when you shared that Boomi's personal story, the Boomi on Boomi's story was the massive impact that you've made to just the employee onboarding process. And I shouldn't say just because we all know, again, we talked about customer experience a few minutes ago and that's essential for any business, but to have a good customer experience, you have to have successful, enabled, productive employees on all the lines, front lines, mid-lines, back lines, et cetera. When you're talking with prospects who maybe are very familiar with Dell Technologies and most of the brands, how well does that story resonate that this is really fundamental integration, especially in this big multi-cloud, hybrid multi-cloud world in which we live, to have this integration as a core enabler of digital transformation, but also of employee experience, customer experience, business outcomes. Yeah, you know, Lisa, a lot of times when you talk to people, like if I were to tell you the Boomi story and we had never met, it's a little hard to believe that I could do that much and have that big of an impact in four months. It's kind of like, oh, okay, you know, he's selling me and stuff. So a lot of times when we meet people for the first time, if we can get them to just give us a chance, you know, we do a lot of proof of concepts with people, we're cloud software, so I can give it to you right now. I could just set you up with an account in three minutes and you're off and running. So you can play with it, you can get experience with it, you can kind of understand how we do that. If we have a claim that we're six times faster than legacy providers, it's like, well, how do you do that? Well, you get a sense of how we do that, right? And how we leverage metadata, we use AI to do that, we generate things for you, et cetera. So there's a bit of a awareness and then they take that Missouri side, but can you show me? I'm not sure I believe you show me. We do that in POCs and then we can kind of really get the ball rolling. That tends to be the general pattern that we go through with net new customers and prospects to try and get them exposure. You guys have, I think it's over 8,000, over 8,200 customers globally. You've got some big brands, you've got Lyft, you've got Sky, Chevron, GE. One of my favorite stories from Boomi A World was one of your customer award winners, Digital Angel. And how they're reinventing this smart bed technology for hospitals in the Netherlands. And I just think, something I wasn't aware of before, even technology in a mattress. Yeah, you know it is. Tell us about how Boomi is an enabler there. Well, it's such a great outcome story. The smart mattress is intended for the geriatric nursing home settings. And one of the biggest, most fundamental problems with healthcare in a geriatric setting is infection with body sores to cubes. And very simply, moisture is a massive cause, lack of movement is a massive cause. And it depends a little bit on age and so on. So they install the smart mattress in all the rooms. And it records and it's monitoring your breaths, your perspiration, any moisture events, your heart rate and so on. And all this data, it's just spinning out data. And Boomi's there to catch it. Now what Boomi does is it sits on the mattress and just processes data. And as long as everything's fine, it just sort of processes it. The minute any thresholds are met. So if you haven't moved in two hours, two hours is kind of a magic number for people. If you have not moved in two hours, Boomi immediately sends up an alert in the form of a case in this case in Tampa Bay in their service now system. It shows up on their board, priority one case, go get Lisa and give her a nudge, get her to move around a little bit. Same with a moisture event, that's a priority one, go dry them and so on. And they've been able to dramatically reduce the infection rate for the elderly as they reside in these nursing home settings just to be attentive. They know immediately when something needs to be done and only when it's done, you don't get the false positive. So that setting to me and what Digital Angels doing with that mattress is changing outcomes. And then Boomi just sits on all the mattresses and communicates the individual to the common nursing setting. That's great. Pretty powerful stuff. It's awesome.  You get that kind of reduction in infections in a short period of time. It's very exhilarating. All right, so Chris, last thing I wanted to ask is, it's interesting, people always often look at the pieces of the Dell family as independent and on their own, they've got their brands, they're on the banner and everything. But we talked to Rory about and we saw on the stage this morning a lot of how the pieces are really working together from the top strategy all the way down to the field, how they're working together. Give us your perspective as one of the CEOs in the Dell family as to how that's moving. Stu, I refer to it, you know, for folks as our unfair competitive advantage. Right? It's as simple as that. The horsepower, the just sheer sort of economies of scale and the technical ability to innovate the innovation and the customer first perspective that all these businesses bring together, as we come together and work together, we have an ability to change customers' lives forever in combination. And there isn't any, but I haven't met a leader of a business that has said, well, wait a minute, where's my piece of the puzzle? Where is this? How do I win? There are no eyes when we come together. You know, Rory running the Virtus.Tream business and we're talking about boomies now runs on Virtus.Tream and, you know, as you move mission critical applications, how can you get booming there so people can share the SAP data that's there now in Virtus.Tream into other parts of the organization. Talked about the Pivotal Tile. We've got some work going on with Sanjay at VMware and it's just, and it's never eye. It's always, how do we do more for our customers? And when we do that and then you put the Dell go-to-market field behind it, I don't know how many there are, 20, 30,000 sales makers in Dell Technologies alone doesn't include VMware and the rest of us. It's an extraordinarily powerful ecosystem that is focused on one thing, customer results. And I'll tell you, I find it to be, it couldn't be better. As a leader of a business when they're it literally couldn't be better. Wow, Chris, that is outstanding. Thank you so much for sharing your perspectives and what's going on with Looming. We look forward to seeing you at Looming World 2019. Lisa, I can't wait, Stu. I hope you can make it this time. But thank you very much. I really appreciate you having me on. Wow, our pleasure. For Stu Miniman, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching us live in Vegas. Day one of Dell Technology World 2019. Thanks for watching.


We're gonna be having some Ulta fun today. Let's get into our video all about what I'm loving at Ulta. Hi friends! Today I'm bringing you some very fun products from Ulta that I am loving currently and I also am getting to do this video as a collab. I am so excited to do this collab because we have some fantastic women that are gonna be joining it and so much variety here and so I'm gonna read this off of my phone because I don't want to forget anybody and I really don't want to book her up anybody's names either and for some reason little man thinks that he just needs to join me again. He's having a day where I am actually filming and he's just feeling a little lonely although he has two sisters that drive him crazy and he drives them crazy so I have no idea why he's feeling lonely. Are you okay? Are you tired? Do you just want to be by me? Yeah he's ready to go to sleep. Okay so the lovely ladies that are joining this collab first of all it's Kimberly with Pretty Over 50. Kimberly is actually the one that got this collab together and I thank her very much for inviting me to be a part of it. And then we have Mel C's makeup and style.  Lisa Monique who I've gotten to be friends with. We follow each other's channels, we each other's Instagrams. Tamara from Tamara's Timeless Beauty. Tamara and I again we've gotten to be friends and Tamara and I follow each other over on Instagram. I would suggest any of you that do do Instagram that you do follow these ladies over there because they have some great content on there as well. And then there is Kathy from Kathy Over 50. Kathy is just a sweet Cal here on YouTube as well and we also have Kat who is at Kat's Eye Beauty Kat. She does really good in depth reviews. I love that about her and then you have me and if you're here visiting me from one of those channels I want to say thank you so much for coming over. I hope that you do enjoy the content and that you do decide to subscribe. I do tons of videos about makeup for the women over 50. I do some skincare but it's mostly makeup and today's going to be a review about Ulta. One of the reasons that I absolutely adore Ulta is because of their point system. Because I do shop a lot for makeup I end up getting probably maybe four times a year the $125 one where you have to build up to 2,000 points especially if you can hit that on a 20% off coupon and you're just getting some really great items for free. I love that about Ulta. I think that they're just one of those companies that really has figured out that their customers enjoy buying somewhere where you get a little bit of a break and you enjoy being thanked. I feel like I'm being thanked for shopping at Ulta and so it makes me a little bit loyal to them. Let's get right into this because I have some really fun products from them. I want to start out with some hair products which I don't talk about a lot but I've gotten a lot of questions recently about my hair because my hair is so much shorter than it ever has been on my channel. I have been enjoying my shorter hair but I found that I needed more product and I needed products that really helped it perform because I do have really fine limp straight hair but at the same time I like to have a lot of body, I like to have a lot of hold. This one is new to me about I would say probably a couple months. It's the Kendra Nitro Memory Cream and it's a firm hold and it says it has a three day style memory. It's number 18.  I'll rub it between my hands and then while it's wet I'll just go in and get it all over and really get it in the roots and work it in the roots really good and it just seems to hold my style. I love it. I think that it really gives me a lot of body. Now do I feel like it has a three day memory? No I don't because I'm in a puzzle and I have hot flashes and I get really hot and so you know once you sweat your hair drops anyway there's not a lot you can do about that. The curl is gone for me if it's straight for you it's probably gone too so just so you know that they make grandiose claims but something that I'm liking but it's not necessarily three day but it's a good product for being a styling cream or a mousse. So that product right there is a product that you can get at a lot of places. The rest of these are products that you really can only get at Ulta or online at Ulta or their own websites. Now NABLA, I have a feeling NABLA is going to be one of those breakout companies that they just go crazy for because they do have such good products and I really have been enjoying what I've gotten from them and these are products that I've had for a long time. This one is the bronzer. I don't feel like this is a bronzer because I feel like it's a very cool toned color which I love about it. Now this one's called Soft Revenge, silly name, but I do love that it has that cooler tone about it but I can still get a bronzer. So it's a bronze contour you know hybrid I would say. I would be able to use this as my contour or as my bronzer either one. I've been loving to do that in the summer. It's not like it's a super creamy product or anything. It actually feels quite stiff when you put your finger in here. I like that about a bronzer because I find when you have too soft of a bronzer you can go in and you can get too heavy handed too quickly. This just blends out so well and it just goes on so easily and you can build on it. And then I also really enjoy their highlighter. This is a highlighter called Skin Glazing and I love this one called Ozone. It is the most it's just this icy color for me and my complexion is perfect and I love there's no glitter in it whatsoever. By the way this one the bronzing one more than anything it's it's very matte which I love about it. But that ozone right there, holy moly look at that thing being so pretty and it just doesn't have any particles of glitter in it. There is just a sheen in there and it's one of those ones that you can put across your cheeks and you know under I put them underneath my blush and it just looks like a gorgeous highlight. I am wearing that one today and it doesn't show up texture. I love that too. Another one that came very recently to Ulta is Good Molecules. If you've been with me any amount of time you know that I am in love with Good Molecules. Now they have a new glycolic toner which I've been trying out and I love.  If you got to watch my dupes video this month you will know that I love their pineapple exfoliating powder. Comes out in a powder form you put some water with it and you just make kind of a paste if you want to or you can just make a wash and then you go in and just exfoliate your face so nice and it has enzymes in it, pineapple enzymes in it, fruit enzymes that really help to slough skin gently. They also have a balm that takes your makeup off so slick. Love their balm and my favorite thing from their line is the Nice Cinema Brightening Toner which I have talked about to no end on my channel.  I have on the mascara today which I'll list as makeup worn but these are the face tanning drops that you add to your moisturizing cream and I'm in love with these. It gradually turns your face tan not any sort of you know I put it on at night and I wake up in the morning I'm like whoa I'm way tan it's not like that. Using this every night keeps it a gradual tan instead of me just going in with a tan towel like I love and then getting the tan and then you know having it fade very quickly this keeps it just on all the time and I'm really enjoying this. Okay one of the brands that you can't really go in and buy unless you go into a Morphe store or unless you go into Ulta or online for those that's where you get Morphe at and Morphe kind of gets I don't know a lot of you either love it or you hate it or you don't know anything about it. I did try Morphe like a full face of Morphe and these are the products that I came away really loving from them. This one is called Pink Please and so it's a stack of products and the first one is a highlight that does have a tiny bit of gold particles in there just a pinpoint of glitter in there so that's not my favorite but the rest of this stack I'm in love with. That blush right there is the prettiest baby pink. I love that color of baby pink for a blush. I just think it's so pretty and I've been wearing these pinks all summer long and it's been so much fun for me and then the next one is a lip balm. I absolutely love this balm. It's so nice. It's got just a tiny bit of color in it but I've been using this at night. It's so nourishing and I really really like it and then the last product in there on the bottom is a skin glaze so it's got that creamy texture to it and this one I really like because it has a tiny bit of just that skin glowing property to it and yet it has just the look of wet skin and that is so in right now everybody's just loving that wet skin look and that's kind of what that is because it's more of a balm. I think it's a great quad to have kind of easy and portable instead of just having four different products you know floating around in your purse or your makeup bag so that's kind of fun and they do have like I think three other colors in these stacks and you know you get four products in one. I love their new cream blush. I think it's so pretty. It's called the Wonder Tint, the cheek and the lip mousse and this one is called FYP and again it is a beautiful pink color but what I like about it particularly is because it's very saturated but it will blend out very easily and it does have that little bit of moussey texture but it will dry down to a powder and I like I really like that about it and they're very saturated. I like that too so if somebody's fair or clear up to a very darker complexion you can use these and then go ahead and build them up which is nice to be able to find a product like that. Another line that I adore this foundation. I do have a video about this probably 18 months ago where I actually demoed this. This is the Authentic Skin Foundation from Zwayva. Zwayva has the most beautiful brushes. If you get a chance to try their brushes they are very high quality and very nice nice brushes but when I found this particular foundation I completely fell in love with it. I did one of those double takes the first time I wore it and then it lasted all day and I was just like oh this is gorgeous. So I wear Charismatic 090C so it's a cool color and this is a really good color for me and it doesn't pull too orange. I love that about it as well but I really enjoy the way that this sits on my mature skin. It doesn't show up any texture. It's long wearing. It's a very kind of just a very skin-like look to your skin so it's not too matte. It's not too glowy. It hits the center right there almost a satiny just natural skin look and it pairs really well with all the other makeup that I wear. Any blush or any bronzers or powders that I put on it. It's more along the lines of a medium consistency so it's not super creamy but it's not super thin. It's a beautiful foundation. I really love it. And then another brand I know that you can get Essence at other places. I don't shop many other places but I know that sometimes Kroger will have Essence and then there was another company. I was thinking maybe it was at Target but I might be misspeaking there. This is a pretty natural hydrating foundation. I love this this summer. It's been absolutely gorgeous and it says that it has hyaluronic acid aloe vera long wearing formula with a natural coverage natural finish and a weightless feel to it. So I do really feel like it hits all of those and it has really good coverage but it doesn't make you look like you have makeup on. It just makes you look like you have skin on or skin on. It just makes you look like you have natural skin that's really that's really been made to look a little better and it just is a beautiful foundation and I do feel like it's very long wearing and I don't feel like it oxidizes or does anything like that. And yeah that is one that I've really loved. And then another company that I've only seen at Ulta but I do love them is BH Cosmetics. Sorry I'm gonna put this down. Okay okay BH Cosmetics has such good eyeshadow formula and I really do think that they are underrated here on YouTube. I love their eyeshadow formulas. This one is the blueberry muffin palette and that palette has some of the most beautiful colors that I have worked with and it has such cool toned pretty colors. And then the other thing about their shadow formula is that the mattes are not patchy. I really like that about them. I love wearing this gray down here and I love this periwinkle blue. I've talked about this periwinkle blue many times before.  So pretty. Oh my goodness. And then their actual metallics. I love them because they are not glitter at all. They are a beautiful metallic formula and some of them are a little bit less metallic than the others. So they do have different finishes all throughout this palette. But this is so much fun. I love the shimmers. I love the mattes. The mattes are very saturated, easy to blend and they're great. I feel like if you can pick up any of these 16 pan palettes, they had a lot of them that were like the names of the cities. Like my favorite one was Smitten in Switzerland. The quality in those palettes I feel like were just so good. On par. Way up there. Blushing in Bali is this blush palette that has the highlighters and the blushes in it. And both of these products, I'm going to go with a little bit darker one here, both of the products, whether it is the blush or the highlighter, are so great and so pretty. And I always run out of places to show you guys. But this is just beautiful. The blushes will build up. They are matte, but they will build up. And then those highlighters. Oh my goodness. Those highlighters are so pretty. I'm not doing them justice by showing that to you. Let me switch hands and I will put this over on the other hand here and show you how pretty that highlight is. Oh my goodness. So beautiful. And then this one is the middle blush in here. And they're all so pretty and all of the highlighters are pretty. These are just so saturated and so beautiful that I'm really enjoying them. So then after we talk about those, it's the Super Shock products from ColourPop. I adore their blushes. They're Super Shock blushes. That's my favorite formula. But I also have a few that are the highlighters. So this first one is called Birthday Suit. Again, this is a moosey formula that goes from cream to the powder formula. And oh my goodness. You guys, this is, I can't even describe to you on camera, this formula. It's so different. Again, it's that cream to powder formula. It's more along the lines of being very moosey and oh, just love that color. It's so pretty. That one again is Birthday Suit. And then the other one I have, and this one is called Pre-Nup. This is a very mauve-y rose color. See how much lighter it is than Birthday Suit? But you can build it up too. But it probably would suit somebody with a fair to medium complexion a little bit more. Whereas Birthday Suit, you could really saturate and really make it bright, even on darker skin. And then this one is Count Me In. And this one is more along the lines of a coral pink. This one is one that I wear when I'm wanting a very neutral look. And this one again, that moosey texture that I put my finger into. You're wanting blush, you know, to be on a lot longer. Cream to powder is great because it goes on your skin as a cream, melts in with your other makeup and does finish out as a powder, which makes it not rub off as a cream all day long. But yeah, they're beautiful, great texture, extremely creamy, extremely blendable. And I've talked about these over and over again on my channel. I love them. And then the other ones that I do talk about are the highlighters. This one is Smokin' Whistles. And again, I always put them so tight on because I don't want them to dry out. Smokin' Whistles is kind of your, along the lines of a golden champagne, a little bit pink in there. But you can kind of see the gold in there. This one right here is called Stole the Show. And that one is probably the most creamy of any of them that I've found. Maybe it's just a newer one I got. I don't know. But you can see the difference in the two. Now we've got a pink color here and then kind of in Stole the Show is like a little bit of a yellow undertone, which I love as well. So pretty. I think those are so gorgeous. And actually, that is my last product. I hope that you guys did enjoy this because I had a lot of fun picking out products from Ulta that were specific to Ulta, except for the hair care products that I showed you. Oh, let me know if there are specific products to Ulta that you have purchased that you love. I'd love to hear from you in the comment section. I do want to say thank you again to those of you that have joined me from the other gals channels. I really am really happy that you're here and hope that you do subscribe. And please go over and show all of my friends some love today. I would really love for you to do that. All of their channels are listed and linked below in the description box. So make sure that you go check that out. Give this video, please, a thumbs up on your way out of here. I love you very much and I'll catch you all again in my very next video. Goodbye, my friends.


It was dubbed the Battle of the Saints II, the second time in three days that St. Vincent would come up against a dominant St. Lucia team. The host were put into bat and Theo Edward took full advantage, racing to 104, comprising 15-4s and 4-6s in 78 balls. Tyler Venner contributed 70 and Aaron Sinclair 38 in St. Lucia's score of 270 in 50 overs, their lowest in the tournament. St. Vincent's reply was promising until St. Lucia's leading wicket taker Leon Alexander checked the momentum. Regular losses did not help as St. Vincent and the Grenadines folded for 110 off 28 overs through a catch fittingly taken by Theo Edward, who was thrilled to secure the title for St. Lucia. And this is the victory for St. Lucia 115 as Theo Edward takes a lovely return catch. I'm very proud of my team and I appreciate everybody for their support towards the team. The St. Vincent coach was disappointed his baters were unable to chase, but could have been a reasonable score. At some points of the game we did well, I think we came back well in the first half after starting badly, but our batting, which is our real problem, you know, and did not click at all. For St. Lucia's coaching staff, it was just rewards for hard work. Happy, extremely happy, extremely happy and the boys deserved it. They moved hard throughout and the students deserved that victory. The Ministry of Youth and Sports, which was instrumental in the team preparation, was pleased with the investment in the under-15 team. We've left no stone unturned in preparing the team. We commenced with the under-15 cricket championship. I'm not even sure that the other islands did this, but we were sure to run ours between June and July this year. We had a talent search at the secondary schools. We had camps, we invested lots of money. For Theo Edward, the tournament's leading scorer, it was historic. He scored 198 against Dominica, 101 against Grenada, and 137 against St. Vincent. And in the final, he scored 104 against St. Vincent. I didn't expect to score so much runs. My goal was only to score 200 runs in the whole tournament and I surpassed that very much. The victories were emphatic. St. Lucia, winning by 298 runs against Dominica, by 403 runs against Grenada, by 201 runs against St. Vincent, and in the final, by 160 runs against St. Vincent.


Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, fighting the many enemies of nature. This is the job of the guardian of the forest, Ranger Bill, pouring rain, freezing cold, blistering heat, snow, floods, bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions. Yes, all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. Fire, forest fire. The most dreaded enemy of the woodland has broken loose and is racing across Pendleton Valley with the speed of a panther. This hungry monster devours everything in its path. It must be stopped. Colonel Anders, Ranger Bill's boss, rushes to stop the progress of this dreadful enemy. The Colonel commands an army of men using trucks, bulldozers, plows, axes, shovels, picks and dynamite.  Things are not going so good and the battle gets fiercer by the minute. This is terrible. The fire's getting out of control. Ralph, yo Ralph, come here a minute. Yes sir, Colonel? What did you want? Ralph, take a bulldozer, 30 men, and make a new fire lane a thousand yards behind it. We may have to get out of here. Yes sir. Hey fellas, come with me.  I'd better get out of here. The boys are cutting the trees down. Hey Colonel, look out. You fellas all right? Oh boy, Burgess, that was some tackle you made on the Colonel. Just moved him enough. Thank for saving my life. I'll not forget this. What's your name? Burgess, sir. Burgess, tell Ranger Tom that I'm going to contact Ranger Bill. Come to take command while I'm gone. Yes sir. Fine. I'll be back soon. We've got to stop this fire and I think I know how to do it. Hey, things look pretty bad. The Colonel has got to help stop the fire. What kind of help is he going to get? Oh, wait a minute. He was going to contact Ranger Bill. What do you say we run over to Bill's cabin outpost? Hello, Ranger Bill speaking. Yes sir, Colonel Anders. Say, that sounds bad. Very bad. Well, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Yes, take the horses in the truck. All right, I'll take my pal Henry along too. Yes sir, Colonel. Right away. Well, we sure didn't learn much from that conversation did we boys and girls? You know, I have a sneaking suspicion and we'd better tag along with Ranger Bill and find out what this is all about. He's busy packing. Henry, his young friend, is talking as usual. Bill, that fool calls sure packed a powerful wallop by the way you're packing things together. What's up? Trouble, Henry. Plenty of trouble. In fact, this is going to be such a big job that you will have to help me. It be. You mean you're letting me go with you? Let it. Those are orders, Ranger.  My knapsack? I don't need a sack to knap you. All right, funny face. Get packing and don't forget your New Testament. Will we have time for Bible reading where we're going, Bill? Perhaps we won't have time, pal, but we're going to take time. Remember, when you're so busy you can't take time to talk with the Lord you're too busy. Come on now, let's go. Okay, I'm right behind you. Be sure the door's locked, Henry. She's locked right in her drum. Henry, run over and get the horses while I fetch your saddles and wagons. Sure thing, Bill. Modern best could stand some exercise, very sure getting fat and sassy. Oh, now easy does it, girls. That's it. Come on now. Come on, cut that out. Stop this shenanigans. Too much eating and no work ruins your horse sense.  Here now, you moth. What's the matter, having trouble, Henry? Yeah. Yeah, let me handle moth. Come on, Miss Briskey. Up into the truck. You go, best. There you go. All right now, help me with the tailgate, Henry. Yeah, this thing is heavy enough to hold an elephant. Yeah. Now watch your fingers. Okay. There we are. All right, hop in, Henry. Time's a-wasting. Oh, let's get fuzzin', cousin. What is the special task Colonel Anders has assigned to Bill? While Henry and Bill are traveling down the road, I'd like to tell you something about them. As you've probably guessed by now, Bill is a United States forest ranger. After he completed forestry school, he was assigned to Colonel Anders for range and forest patrol work. Bill can call every kind of tree, shrub, grass and animal of the forest by its Latin name as well as its regular name. When Bill is off duty, he lives with his mother in the town of Naughty Pine. Now a word about Henry. Henry's the same kind of boy you are. He loves the outdoors, he likes to swim, fish, hike, hunt. Yeah, and I'd rather be outside than go to school. Say, young fella, you're supposed to be riding with Bill. Huh? Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me, almost forgot. Several hours have passed now. Ranger Bill and Henry are still riding along the wilderness road. Boy, my sleepy. How far have we got to go yet, Bill? About a hundred yards or so, Henry. Huh? What? You serious? This is just plain old wilderness. There isn't anybody around here for miles. What's stopping here for? There's a trail that begins where this old pine tree, and we're going up that trail frontal. Come on, Henry. Let's get the horses off the truck. We got a heap of riding to do. What's the matter, Henry? Hey, I smell smoke. Yeah, wood smoke. Hey, Bill, Bill, that smoke means there's a forest fire, doesn't it? I'm afraid so, Ranger. Look at all the animals running across the road. Look at Bill. Deer, bears, skunks, rabbit. Wow, take a gander at the size of that panther. Oh, boy, let's hurry and help put out the fire so these poor animals don't lose their homes. Okay, give me a hand with the tailgate. We'll get started. All right. You know, this tailgate gets heavier every time we use it. You need more flapjacks at breakfast, Henry. You're not talking too much. You'd be stronger. Come on, best. There you go. Easy, girl.  Easy now. There we are. Well, hold the lines, Henry, while I saddle up and put our gear on the horses. Okay. I sure hope no animals get hurt. Look, there's a baby deer. I mean a fawn. Doesn't he the sharpest little fella he ever saw? Oh, oh, my God, best. Horses smell of bulls and smoke, don't they, Bill? Yeah. I guess they do smell of smoke. Getting pretty restless. In just a minute, we'll be ready to go. Here, Henry, give me a hand with the tailgate. Again? That doesn't... All right. All aboard, there. All right. Get up, best.  Watch that branch, Henry. You'll be hanging by your chin. Hey, what's the matter with Maude? Must be a rattler close by. Let's see. Yeah, yeah, there he is. I'll be careful, so best doesn't throw you. How long we've been riding, Bill? About two hours or so, Henry. The boat's getting thicker, Bill. How much more riding we got? About ten more minutes, and we'll be there. Be there? Be where? Pine Ridge Dam. Pine Ridge Dam? I thought we were going to help fight the fire. We are, pal. But how are we going to fight the fire from up here? We'll be five miles away from the place. Remember the phone call from Colonel Anders? Sure do. Well, the Colonel told me to come up here to Pine Ridge Dam and set up a watch system. That's why I brought you with me. You mean I'm going to stand watch all by myself? Yes. We'll each take four-hour shifts watching for a signal light message from the Pendleton Fire Observation Tower. I can read Morse code, Bill. Learn it in Boyce Club. We'll run all the message come.  Blow up the dam? Why?  You said it, Henry. The water in Pendleton Valley will be so wide that the fire can't possibly jump. It's a good plan. And it's up to us to make it work. But I hope we don't have to do it. Boy, oh boy, I'm just as important as a real Ranger is. You certainly are. I want you to take the first watch beginning at sunset. Now, there's the dam over there, but we'll camp on top of this hill. We can see the fire tower better from here. Oh, boy. Whoa, miss. As I'm getting arthritis or something, I feel pretty stiff after several hours in the saddle.  Oh, is that so? No remarks from the nickel seats, Hank. Oh, you know I was only joking, Bill. Please don't call me Hank. That reminds me of the business end of a mob. Sorry, pal. Just thought I'd even up the score a little bit. Henry, Henry, take it easy with that box. Why? Oh, for no particular reason except that the box is full of dynamite. Dynamite? Well, why didn't you tell me? Listen, young fella, listen to your old grandpappy. If you ever drop a box of dynamite again like that, you can plan on a fast one-way trip to the moon. Ah, yes, Henry. You'd get quite a long ride up in the air if the dynamite went off. While Bill and Henry make camp, we find out how much progress Colonel Landers is making with the fire. Phew, but it's hot and dirty close to the fire. Say, the men are being driven back to the fire lane Ralph's men are building. Ralph, get the men out of here before we're trapped. Yes, sir. All right, men. Landers, Colonel Landers, Ranger Tom fell and broke his leg. What'll we do? Take him to the hospital and truck number three and be quick about it. Getting too dangerous to stay here any longer. Back, sir. Things look pretty bad, don't they? That's right, Ralph. We don't stand a chance and let Bill help us. You take charge.  The Colonel is really desperate. Will Bill be able to blow up Pine Ridge Dam in time? How's Henry going to stand the tough grind of a midnight watch? Listen again next Monday at 4.45 for more adventures with Ranger.


Hello, everyone. Welcome to Zoom project update. I'm the speaker Jiwei. And this is our other speaker Lu Hongbin. We will show, first of all, we will show you a brief introduction about Zoom. And then we will say something about that the future we have already finished and we are going to do in the STEM. After that, we will show you a demo so that you can see how to use Zoom. First of all, what is Zoom? In simple terms, Zoom is an open-stake container service. It's armed to provide the API service for running application containers without the need to manage service and characters. And also in the grad smart open-stake service, the innovation of integrating open-stake service is that you can extend the container function by using the extending open-stake service. And you can see the open-stake service that we request for the best protection. Neutron, Keystone, and Query Libre network. Neutron provides the network service for Zoom. So when you use Neutron, WIMS Neutron function, such as security group, can also be used in Zoom container. And Keystone, we can use it as like NOAA. And the Query Libre network is a plug-in that can connect container network and Neutron. So we can also use other open-stake service for extension function that you can see Cinder and Glance. In actually business, sometimes we need to sell data for a long time. So the way we support it is to use Cinder. Zoom use Cinder, we can create a container. The user can choose to mount the Cinder volume to the container. Cinder volume can be an extending volume or a new creative volume. Each volume will be bound to a path in the container of the system. And the data stone under the patch will be persist. And we also can use Glance. Glance is used to stone dock images. Of course, if you don't want to use Glance, you can also use Dock Hooper. So why we choose Zoom? In fact, this part of PPDI will say something about the difference between other options for in orbiting, over-stake, and the doctor. Currently, there are some options for in orbiting, over-stake, and the doctor. For example, NOAA doctor. When we use NOAA doctor, the container is can be upright like a VIM. For example, you can start, stop, and so on. But the disadvantage of NOAA doctor is that there are still some difference between VIM and the doctor. The option of doctor by VIM-like model will still may cause a few functions that are available to achieve, like port mapping and so on.  The mechanism is over-stake project of the container, of the container customer department function in over-stake. In fact, in fact, actually, the mechanism is most focused on the customer department of the container. And Zoom manages the containers as over-stake resources. And users don't need to carry about the service and the customer. So where can we use Zoom? For example, CICD, patch work-land, application hosting, and VCP. I will say something about the VCP. So development of VCP has a higher requirement on the ISO land of the containers and need to be able to cope with the farewell upgrade at personal. Zoom already supports container technologies. So we can achieve the S-land between containers. At the same time, the implementation of container-rebuilt foundation can also achieve the proposal for farewell version upgrade. We will take a later. So you can see is the fashion that we have already done. So we have the container-rebuilt and single-volume multi-touch and easy and container healthy check. So far, Zoom already supports container container. And the Zoom quota, this VCP is is the implement for this VCP implement quota managing for over-stake resources. So far, the resources can be managed is the number of the containers, CPU disk and memory. And container-rebuilt, we can also rebuild a container with different images to achieve the proposal of the upgrading containers. And single-volume multi-touch. So far, this VCP allows the same thing, allows the same thing the world to mount two or more containers. So this is the future that we are going to do. They are Kubernetes integration, Placement API, and also Kata container in Capsule. And we are going to make Zoom to support the VGPU. And so let's see our demo. Okay, hi. Hi, everyone. So as a brief recap of what is saying is, Zoom is a project that allows you to create containers without creating any VMs. So what you need to do is run a command and specify an image in the Dockerhugged and click the command and the Zoom will pull down the image from Dockerhugged and run the container based on this image. And so in here, I'm going to show the demo. And the first part of the demo is going to show you a very basic scenarios that you have a container image and I want to run the VMs on OpenSec. So this is the horizon dashboard. And there's a container tab that is provided by a plugin that is developed by our teams. And so in here, we can create containers. We specify the name of the image, which is in the Dockerhugged. And there's a few parameters you can set. For example, you can set CPUs and you can set the memories. And there's a few other parameters that you can set to configure these containers. And then you click create and we wait for the container to be up and running. And it will take a few seconds. So now the container is running. And we go inside the containers. We can see the detailed information of these containers. And there's a console tab that will drop into the shell of these containers. And in the shell, you can enter a few commands and see the output. And the network of this container is provided by the Neutron so that you can see the interface is getting the IP address for the Neutron. And you can pin the external IP address inside the containers. So when we finish using this container, we can delete the containers. So this is the first part of the demo. And so we show you how to use a drone to run and delete the containers, which is the most basic scenarios of running containers in OpenStack. And the second part of the demo I'm going to show is how to use the heat, the OpenStack objet storage service to create an application that's based on the containers. And the application we are going to create is going to be more advanced and sophisticated. And it requires to objet storage a few containers with other containers. And the third part of the demo is how to use the OpenStack objet storage such as front IPs and how to go back. Yeah, so I just pass the videos and right now I try to resume the videos. So here we create a stack that is in the heat. And we go into the stack, we can see the topology of these applications. It contains a few containers in the stack. And we have a front IP address that is from the Neutron. And here we can see the list of resources in this stack. And there's a few containers and there's a front IP. And this is the heat template we are using to create this stack. And there's a container that is host the icicle database. And there's another container that is host the applications. And in this container we have reset an environment variables that is pawned to the IP address of the database. And the IP address is getting from another containers. And we have a front IP that is associated with the container that is host the applications. And to associate the front IP we pull, we retrieve the part, the Neutron part of the containers and set it as a target to associate the front IPs. And here we have the URL of the applications. And we open the browsers, enter the URL, we can see the application is up and running. Yeah, we can see the application is running. And it's based on the containers. So this finished the demo. So that's all. So how to join us? This is our channel. We will get a meeting at every Tuesday. We are host a meeting in IRC channel. And there's a grouping, there's a block checker. There's standard in open stack. And there's a documentation. Yeah, I think it's finished. Yeah, any questions? So in the NOAA, the NOAA API is designed for the VMs. And the container they have some, the API of the container have some set of OLAP functionality with the VMs, but there's other part of the functionality that is not fit into the VM APIs. So we decide, actually the previous project, that is MATLAB, that is decided we're going to create a dedicated project there for the containers. And the MATLAB is created and eventually it's become a project that is for provisionally-accompanied clusters. And doing this is separate from the MATLABs and become the project to run the containers. Yeah, we are planning to use the placements. So we are going to report the host resource to the placements and we have the scheduler to find the candidate to schedule the containers. But this work is going on and we hopefully we can finish the features within this cycle. The direct answer is no, because the drone is don't want to become another optimizer, but we are doing a feature that is integrated with the Kubernetes and what we are going to do is to implement the virtual Kubernetes which is a process that is like the Kubernetes, but it's virtual and so the Kubernetes is scheduled apart to the virtual and the virtual Kubernetes is called the API of the drone to provision the part in the drone and eventually this is going to integrate and you can use the Kubernetes observation to observe the container in the drone. And this is a plan to adjust the use case. Yeah. Yes, so the container, right now we are using the docker, we are using the docker APIs and the container is not a replacement of the docker, it's a runtime in the docker.  Is that spring your questions? Yeah. Right now we have no plan to integrate with NOAA and if somebody requests this video, I'm going to ask the use case sorry. But right now we are just directly use the container in the compute host and if the people want the isolations, they can use the kata, choose the kata as a runtime, so I'm not sure if this still makes sense to run the container in the VMs and I need to learn more about the use case. So is there any other questions? Thank you.


Oh well, it starts like any other day The day begins with breakfast in the morning I know there's why the maker matter I wanna run away from here Back into the mountains that I came from Down south of my Think of a man and matter How could it have mattered to me? When you're in the middle of darkness Where through the world She's never seen As though the picture's come alive To show me that I've never met I love it when you talk to me At least in our Parisian cafe To see I want to learn some French play Gosh knows I love France Every time I fly up here I feel as I'm departing from the server Of the server But lifting off the planet Back to dust and ground it I wonder in their veil of darkness Where through the world She's never seen As though the picture's come alive To show me who I've never been Service fills my eyes Waiting for the world To receive and recognize My emotions in our world What will now get it Have happened to me? I saw she come from the sky Where she resides deep I dreamed about Explained how it just wants To hide in my bed Far too long I think I found her All I adopted you How soar to this planet Is now From the stars Our beautiful Cosmic family This galaxy This is the future Where I stand I'm the greatest man Grasp me, son We're so young Here's a walking through the field Through the darkness as I lay down in my bed It sure'd be nice to have something to talk about instead So wrap my thoughts into the songs I play inside of me Music is the only thing that keeps me company Disastered in myself affecting nights of some kind The wonders that lay dormant in my sleepy state of mind Many words and melodies were lost in mevernights So they're so fantastic But not even one that weighs my time Is how I can work out on this expansive dancing floor So loop it and keep playing it Until I can't breathe I'm different so I can't move Always that just don't


city and in the territory on west there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers and that's with a u.s. Marshall and the smell of guns smoke United States Marshall the first man they look for and the last thing want to meet it's a chance a job and it makes a man watchful and a little lonely stages commands all I get to figuring on all the miles it's happened you know Mr. Dunn it kind of stirs a man up hang on to yourself Chester because here it be there if you could help me find a friend of mine and you don't have to do no more and just tell us his name Mr. Critt we know just about everybody in these parts it's not a he it's a lady a lady well what's her name Critt Russell Miss Kitty Russell you happen to know Marshall no work you tell me where I might find it while we'll take it to her she's just down the street just here will you go on down the office I'll be there directly for sure I'll do that but you don't know if you need any help you say you can show me where to find this Russell Marshall especially of my older sister they grew up together so when I started out on this trip there was nothing forward but that I look her up Lucy'd never forgive me I say lately why they've kept in touch sir birthdays Christmas things like that you know how ladies are now I have no jetting for a lady but no math you know but thank you sir for your help I reckon it was you in a place like a joint splendid health I'm surprised ma'am to find you in the same you've grown tall believe you favor your father they say I do excuse me for like this some business I have to take care of why that's all right ma'am but I wonder at your belly I wonder if you do me the honor of taking supper with me tonight at some suitable place well you come back to see me thank you Marshall I just soon get along there now things definitely in the West and I wasn't judging the people so much as the surroundings aren't the most important thing out here well I know sir but she'd help believe in Miss Kitty would be better off some place other than a saloon my people always told me she's a fine woman she is a fine woman I think maybe I'd leave Kitty's surroundings up to her I don't think something's aren't the most important thing Matt said that did he important as the company to turn a compliment like that for me in a long time she never mentioned the kind of work you do ever mention it to her well I can't help feeling ma'am that you'd be a lot happier if you were situated someplace else are you talking about the long branch yes ma'am I am a saloon just isn't a suitable place for lady I know it isn't now Billy look here lady is with me now if you don't stop bothering her I'll be forced to take it as a personal insult really he said so many young boys you go on back to the long branch I'll be a long director I won't stand for them talking to you like that really submit to that sort of thing you got a lot to learn well nothing's happened yet least I was able to stop and separate Delmonico's and Tal and we've came in and they were drunk you know how they act one of these times maybe next time I won't be able to break it up on offer a free drink you may be right Kitty but how much you can do but can't you do something Matt the town take away his gun you listen to me I know it's hard for you but that doesn't change the way things are I'll do what I can nurse me every young proper comes to you man are all alike just leave my loan give my gun leave my loan it'll all be settled one way or another trouble away for a little really nice to see you now you be sure to give Lucy my love and such a just to go get Matt I'm inviting you out into the street with me sir right now Billy has a chip on a shoulder 10 feet high somebody has to knock it off money he's just a youngster town he doesn't understand might as well do as growing up right now and with me seems to have been humiliating for a gentleman like you well ma'am I was meaning to defend the ladies honor what yours ma'am now you listen to me I've been getting along very well here without you to defend me a fancy man isn't your fancy talk sooner you go back to your mom on your nice way this is George Walsh inviting you to join us again next week for another story on guns smoke


Hello everyone, this is Amit Dhan of AmitDhan.com You're watching one of my Toronto walk videos and today I'm taking to the Handlands Point Island which is located in downtown Toronto just a quick fairy ride. So I'm in the middle of the Handlands Point and we're going to start our walk video from here. So you're looking at the Artscape Gibraltar Point and these are actually the residences of the artist and you can see that you know these are very old houses and looks like they have probably like you know studio or gallery inside too and this is this was built in 1920 but originally built in 1888 and then due to fire they had to reconstruct in 1920. So still this is you know very old and it looks really you know it has that old looks which looks really cool. So from here I'm just going to show you a water treating plant and then we'll just you know go to a lighthouse which is the Gibraltar Point lighthouse and then we'll continue to the other purse of the island. So in today's video I'm not going to go to the beaches there are beaches here on this island and one of them actually is the optional clothing beach and then there's a regular beach next to it but I have a video showing those beaches which you can see in my live video playlist so I'm not going to go there and it's going to take too much time. So we'll just you know stick to this part of the island today. So here we are looking at the water treatment plant and then you can see that this is what it looks like and you can see as CN Tower little bit snaking out. So let's just continue this way and this path is going to take us to the lighthouse which is actually not open right now. If it was open then you would go on the upper level and then you would have a nice view of the island but unfortunately we cannot do this today. So I'm just going to show you the lighthouse from outside and you can see that you know this is the lighthouse. So this is one of the oldest lighthouses in Canada and I'm going to show you some information you know once we finish viewing the lighthouse. So let's continue here.  So I started doing video about 10 minutes ago but I had to turn turned off because it started raining and I started again right now. So let's look at the top part and here you can see the lighthouse and this is the entrance but this is closed right now. You cannot go in and again the top part of lighthouse. So we'll continue. So today is weekday. It's Tuesday and I see no one on the island. So it looks like you know there are a lot of people on the weekends but on weekends probably no one comes here and even on the weekends now you're gonna see a lot of people due to COVID situation but things are looking brighter and you're gonna see more people you know started to coming up coming to visit you know here and there. So you're looking at the artist residences I just showed you before and we're going to take a quick look at the island. I'm sorry at the lighthouse. So here is the Gibraltar Point lighthouse and looks like this is the oldest surviving lighthouse on the Great Lakes and the second oldest lighthouse in Canada. So it just constructed in 1808-209. So this is really old and I'm going to just you know hold it here for a few seconds. If you'd like you can just pause it and you know read the whole history but definitely this is a piece of work and this is very old. So I'm going to start walking towards the dock and we're going to continue from here. So on our left there's the Lake Ontario and it's going to sneak out here and there which I'll show you. So let's keep continue and you can hear lots of birds and you can hear nature and sometimes you know tree noise, wind noise. So this is actually a very nice place to come and relax even if you don't want to do any activities on the island if you just you know come here from Toronto and just you know take a relax and unwind. That's what I do sometimes you know sometimes I come here and don't do any video I just like you know take a few pictures and then I just you know relax. So this is a very good place to relax here. Lots of trees and wherever you look it's all green which I like. So I was sweating a little before it was very hot but when I was in Toronto I didn't feel that type of hot. So I have a feeling that the temperature here is higher than you know than the Toronto land and although I was expecting it to be cooler because of the trees and water but somehow I feel it's hotter here or it could be just you know I'm just walking that could be the reason. I hear a vehicle coming so probably gonna see a vehicle passing by very shortly. So once in a while if you see a vehicle coming here it breaks the silence of nature and then the noise from the vehicle just sounds like you know it doesn't fit in the nature. So here we are approaching a small beach or it could be a small entrance and I'm not going to go to the beach but I'm just going to show you off the board from here. I see another vehicle is coming I'll just stay here and let the vehicle pass. So they are doing some sort of renovation and art construction and you can see that you know the entrance to the beach is right this way that's where the Lake Ontario although you know it's a lake but it looks like an ocean. It looks like kind of endless and you can see the lake from here and then on our right we have some water body and then you're gonna see lots of boats and very nice view a little bit later. So it gives me a feeling that the path is kind of in the middle of a forest and taking me nowhere but we're going to end up at the fairy dock and that's where I'm going to end the video later on but if you notice the greeneries here and there and the trees and it's not too I don't see any wind but once in a while you can see here like you know glimpse of wind but in general it's a very quiet day and you're gonna see some people here and there but it's nothing comparing to if today was like you know weekend then you'd see a lot more people. So on the left they're doing some sort of construction and they're actually renovating or putting more stuff I'm not sure what they're doing but definitely there's their works going on. So I see a couple of benches here just to sit and relax if you're too tired of walking. So all the islands are connected you can just walk from one island to another island and this is the Hanlands Point and then you know we have I have shown you out Central Island and Wards Island in another video and if you take a look on the left then you're going to see the Lake Ontario and you can see a glimpse of downtown Toronto and you're gonna see a better view when we are at the dock. So it has a very good view of Toronto Skyline across the water and actually I'm planning to do an ambience video later on today showing the Toronto Skyline at night so which will be coming up on the channel sometime in the future. So I can't possibly imagine if you come here in the winter you know there are no trees no grass no green no nothing they all die and they just you know rejuvenate or regrow for summer which is very short so this is a you know miracle of nature which happens in North America.  So let's take a look at the you know pointing signs we have here so we have clothing optional beach and then Wards Island dock which is gonna be four kilometer from here and then Hellands Point dock one that looks like one and a half kilometer that's where we are heading and then Central Island dock is two and a half kilometer and Gibraltar Point center of the ours just we left behind so that's where and then there's the Olympic Island so that's all the signs here so let's keep continue I see another street lamp which is on although it looks dark but it's only 6 o'clock the Sun sets about 9 or 9 30 around the time so still we have a long time for daylight but due to the cloudiness it looks like it's kind of like you know evening right now but all this just the beginning we have another three and a half hours before everything is dark or the Sun sets so from here you're gonna have a good view of a Billy Bishop Airport and I'll try to you know show you some planes if we get to that point so I'm not seeing any other people we passed I think three or four guys or a group of people actually I see some people ahead could be four or three but not a lot so here you're looking at downtown Toronto and you can see this Rogers Center dome and then you can see the sky tower the CN tower and then we have this body of water and I'm going to just show you on here a little bit and you can see that you know there lots of boats here looks like they're all parked so I'm seeing people on bike once in a while and you can rent bikes on Central Island and then you can just you know come to worse island or handlands point from there or you can just take the ferry directly to either word island or handlands point island so I have gone now all the islands a few times due to my landscape ambient sound videos so here on the right you're gonna see a few park boards and then you're gonna see a view of downtown Toronto so I'm going to show you more once we get closer and there you're looking to the entrance to the beach but we're not going that way but the clothing optional beach and regular beach they are next to each other and it gets quite crowded during the weekend but probably it's empty today so I saw lots of washrooms here and there so there's no problem if you know to wash up or go to the washrooms and all the facilities are very well maintained and very clean so you're looking at CN Tower in the middle but it's gonna get covered by the trees and I believe this is here where there's the marmite cafe and this is the only one cafe here and I'm going to show you just a little bit and let me show you a little bit of the park boats and you're gonna see a lot more of those so we're gonna take a quick look at the cafe I'm not even sure if they're open or close today but I'm just gonna go across and come around you can see that you know their shower facilities as well so you can you know take shower and there are more sharp facilities just by the beach so this is the cafe but it looks like close yeah they're not open today and they have a small like you know patio here where you can sit but there so just take a look at it so here is this establishment and then here is the marmite cafe and they even sell alcohol but this is not the case today today everything is closed so we're just going to continue and here is a glimpse of the CN Tower and I can see some people lounging by the boat so these people actually live here on the boat and I'm not sure if you can you know rent here to live but I don't think so but the people you see probably on the boat and I'm just going to you know try to go to closer and see what's there so here you can see people are relaxing and enjoying the weather and we're going to see more boats coming up shortly and here we have few more boats very nice view and CN Tower all is in front and I see some people on the boat in the middle of the water and I'm going to show you more boats just a little bit later let's concentrate on the road and I see some people on bike so here let's take a look on the right and if you look very carefully you're gonna see a blue bridge far that's actually in the middle of the center island and I have that bridge in my other video but probably cannot see that clear right now but it's there and then looks like some mosquitoes are bugs they're following me and they're trying to attack me and then let me just look at the science over here and you can see that you know we are close to the dock and then the world island is now four and a half kilometer and there are so many washrooms here and we'll just continue here and on the left you can see some planes at the porter airport and I'm going to go close just a little bit later and we'll have a better view of the planes so let's take a look at that later and actually I'm getting some sort of smoke smell so it must be coming from the barbecue people are here and there especially the people on the boat and you can see that you know some people are barbecuing right there and let's keep moving on I'm I just felt a few drops of water so I hope it doesn't start raining but if it starts then I'm gonna have to you know stop the video and take a shelter under the tree because everyone ruined my audio and video system hopefully it's not gonna rain anymore and then we have again the CN tower and it looks pretty good from here and you can see those lights but at night that must be a nicer view when it's all all lit up and let's take a look at the right again so this is a very nice view and on the left lots of you know grass and trees this is a very good place for dogs to they'll be very happy if you let them play here so what I'm going to do I'm going to just you know get close to the planes looks like we have an opportunity right here I can see some planes and another problem I have is that started to rain so looks like I'm going to I'm going to have to stop the video very soon and take a shelter somewhere so I'm going to just you know include the next part of the video once you know it stops raining guys so just to stop raining and I had to you know interrupt the video for a few minutes but looks like the rain is gone now so you're looking at some planes and this is actually Billy Bishop Airport and you have a good view of downtown Toronto from here as well so just continue along the fence and here you can see more planes and I think at one point you're gonna get even further to the closer to the plane so here it looks like we have some trees just going to pass them and you can see that you know you cannot go in restricted zone so we're just going to go a little bit further I see some big white planes and right now the space kind of looks you know scary because there's no one here and if you look on the right side it's kind of you know forest or bush so probably not not anyone comes to this way so you can see those white planes that's what I'm trying to go closer let's see how far I can go and then here again you're looking at the same tower I see a solar panel right here so probably this leads you know lifts up the airport runway so we'll go a little bit further here then I'm going to show you some close shots of the planes and then we're going to continue and move towards right okay so let's look at these planes from here and we're looking at very close view and let me see if I can you know show you guys a little more I'm going to just you know take my camera close to the fence and try to sneak out and see if you can see better and here's another one and basically that's all you have here so let's move to the right and you're going to continue towards the dock and I can feel the heat all that's cloudy but you know I'm kind of sweating right now I also box are attacking me and they're trying to follow me as well but now looks like it's you know started raining again but it's the few drops here and there so I'm just going to try to see how long I don't have to turn off the camera so hopefully you know it's not gonna stay long because definitely is gonna ruin the audio and video system it was very weird day today it's raining and sunny again then it's raining but we're very close to the dock and then it started raining again okay so looks like I'm gonna have to turn off for a bit and then I'll just wait and then I'll catch you guys once the rain stops guys so I just you know had to stop again and I'm starting again right now and you can see that there's a taxi going somewhere and then you have a good view of the water right here and you can see all the boats and I'm seeing lots of ducks here and still it's raining a drop or two but I'm just going to finish the video I'll try to finish the video and you can see that you know you have the Toronto downtown right there which you're going to see a little clear very shortly and then here we have the shore and you can hear nice you know water breaking on the shore very nice view and here's the canoe flipped and then here is we have a lifeboat and a ladder and I see some people on the bike and let's continue and hopefully we're very close to the dock so I'm hoping that you know I'll be able to finish video this time without interrupting because of the rain and right now it's not raining and then we have CN Tower up in front and we're heading towards the very dock area so here looks like we have a nice map of the island so I'm just going to you know show you a little bit so this is a tree tour because the island is full of like and lots of different types of trees and other species so here some of the you know trees or plants you can see and we'll just continue from here and I see something here so there's another big map of the whole Toronto Island and you can actually you know see that the Hanlon Island is right kind of here let me just point you right here so we're kind of right here right now and let me show you farther so I'm just coming a little bit farther to show you the whole thing so there's so many islands here and it's all very nice and beautiful so if you haven't come here I should come and check out because it's just like in the steps from Toronto downtown and anywhere from Toronto it's not far and I have actually seen many people who have lived Toronto all their life and they never been to the islands so that's very unfortunate so let's take a look here we have looks like there's an old ship so we're going to go and check and we're going to take a closer look at this statue right here so this is the actually history of the Hanlon Island so I'm just going to you know show you a little bit if you are interested just pause and read it later and I'm just going to slowly scroll down so you can just you know pause and read but then the history is very interesting and you should check this out and if you take a look there that's see that you know thanks for visiting Hanlon's Point and here's the view of the ship and here is the Edward Hanlon and from here I'm just going to go a little bit close to Toronto skyline just to show you know just to show you and then that's where we're gonna end the video and here actually are looking at the ferry dock this is where the ferry is gonna come and then you know load and offload people but right now looks like you know it's not a schedule to come yet so it's empty and then you can see that here the welcome sign which says welcome to Hanlon's Point right there I see that one taxi just left so I'm going to show you a little bit so this is the tiki taxi that's what actually I took to come to the island and I'm just going to go to the other side a little bit but before look at this watch our clock this is really nice and here the beach is one kilometer lighthouse two kilometer words island five kilometer and the Central Island ferry four kilometer so we kind of walk two kilometers today and here is the ship and this is the other side of the ship and actually straight up ahead is the Billy Bishop Airport and then here is the dock for the ferry and then here is a boardwalk and that's where you're looking at is the skyline of downtown Toronto which is amazing beautiful and I'm trying to I'll try to do a soundscape video later on today tonight when you know all the lights are up that's what I'm going to show you and then this is the ferry dock I just showed you so let's look at the skyline again and that's where we're going to end the video is totally mesmerizing and then it's very beautiful and thank you for watching this video on this channel I'm always trying new and different ideas if that is something you're interested in please visit for more if you're only interested in walk videos there will be links in the description box below and there's one taxi just came and you can see that the taxi is docking and you're just going to wait actually a few more minutes looks like the taxi has only two passengers not many people because this is weekday but the taxi just you know adding a separate charm to the picture to the skyline and then here we're going to end our video thank you


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