sharing my screen. So I hope you are able to see my screen. Yes. Okay. So I think if you have gone through, uh, YouTube videos, especially the bootcamp, you have gone through this slide as well. But, uh, as we are starting this, uh, paid training. So I just want to reiterate this thing. So, uh, lots of folks are, uh, like in, in the dilemma. Uh, I'm just doing this training thing. So that is not, uh, the correct thing. So, uh, I'm doing, uh, real time consulting as well. So in my morning time, uh, I'm associated with a, uh, consultancy form where I'm working on the project as tech lead. And in that organization, I'm like training, uh, new hired people's and experienced folks as well. Apart from that, like in my free time, after five p.m. I'm focusing on my own venture. That is, uh, Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So here, like whatever Salesforce knowledge I have, uh, gained in last six years, six to seven years, uh, if we include this year as well. So I'm just sharing that knowledge to the beginners and you might, you might be thinking like, uh, how my, uh, videos or my teaching methodology, uh, go on like so famous. Uh, this is because I have 10 years of education industry experience as well. So prior, uh, coming to this ecosystem, I was, uh, teaching, uh, programming languages to engineering students. So I know like how to train beginners, how to read their mind, like what kinds of doubts they will be having. So keeping that in mind, I prepared, uh, lots of videos on Salesforce and this year I delivered a bootcamp as well. Right. So, uh, I'm just clubbing my both experiences and it is very rare like in real-time, uh, real-time world, like you will be having a person who is having both kinds of experiences, right? So, uh, this is my USB, you can say. And, uh, I have lots of patients. So if you ask a question, uh, any number of times, so I will be explaining it with full dedication and patience, right? So that's why, uh, like from last 16 years, I am into this field, which is very annoying as well, right? But I am enjoying this. And, uh, uh, like, uh, 12, 13 hours a day, like, uh, if I am teaching regularly. So I just enjoy that. Okay. And these are the list of certifications that I have done. So one thing I want to, uh, quote here, uh, certification quality matters, numbers doesn't matter. Right. Because if you have basic knowledge, like admin, app builder, and a PD one or PD two, so that is basic for every consultant. And if we go beyond, then comes particular cloud, right? So you can see I have three cloud certifications, sale, service and non-profit that is okay. So if I'm working in an organization where these, uh, these cloud related projects are available. So I'm, uh, like, I'm okay, uh, for that company, right? If they are working on any other cloud where new certification is required, then only, uh, I would suggest like I need to do more certifications, right? So in, uh, this industry, like number of certification doesn't matter. If you have particular certification and you, if you have that particular knowledge, then it matters a lot, right? Now this was about me. So next is self-paced versus instructor like training, right? So now, like in, in today's session, whatever we are going to discuss is to set a pitch, like why everybody, uh, needs this session that we are, uh, going to have for next six months. Right? So, uh, like today we'll be discussing everything, uh, like next two to three days, uh, we'll be starting a regular session and next week I will be asking, like, if now you are comfortable, we can go ahead and then you can make the payment, okay? And, uh, like if, if we compare self-paced versus instructor led training, so all the things, uh, not, I would say not all the thing, because there are a lot, not many things that we be covering in this, uh, that you can say in this training program. So, uh, if we say like 60% or 60 to 70%, things are already available on internet that is taught by me, right? Then why we need this thing? So first the answer is like, uh, the remaining 30% that is not available there that we'll be covering here. Then, uh, the 60, 70% that is already, uh, available there. So, uh, then if we have those things, so why we need, uh, this instructor led training. So the answer is, uh, easy. I, uh, interacted lots of folks, those attended my boot camp as well, but, uh, those who are able to do 100% self-paced learning, they enjoyed that very well. Those who found some problem, like they, they just gone through 10 to 15 videos and suppose, uh, like admin thing is very easy. Everybody is able to understand those concepts. Then when they jumped on app builder, like flow related things or apex related things, then they felt like, uh, like bootcamp was one way, like I was teaching and through chat, uh, people were used to ask questions, but when they were practicing, so there were no one available who can resolve their doubts, right? And if, let's say in one of the session, your doubts are not cleared, so it will demotivate you and, uh, you will lose interest and maybe in two to three days, you will end up like leaving Salesforce, right? So this is the main advantage of instructor led, uh, training program, right? So every week, four times we'll be connecting and on website, like it is one hour training program, but I stretched it for one hour, 30 minutes. So I thought like in, in the zoom call itself, uh, whatever use cases we will be discussing, you will be doing some hands on as well and I will be there if you face any difficulties or immediately we'll be discussing those problems. So this is the major advantages of instructor led training, right? And, uh, as you can see the price of this program, it is, uh, $300, right? Which is also reduced to $250, right? Which if, if we calculate in Indian rupees, it will be around 20,000, which is very less. If I show you the next slide. So this, these are the things that we will be covering in this training program, right? So I want to give you as much as, as I can, so that you can also do a justification, whatever amount you are paying to me, right? So if you compare this whole job readiness training program with any other training program that is going on, uh, in whole world, you will find, uh, like there are, uh, different, uh, modules available, which are not available in those training programs. Right? So first month, we'll be covering admin plus flows, right? Second month, we'll be covering QA plus BA related sessions, right? In third month, we'll be focusing on development. That is backend development. So I will be starting from the beginning apex, right? So I will be teaching you the basics of object oriented programming as well, right? And, uh, this, I think you have, uh, if you have attended the bootcamp session, you already gone through like I explained each and everything from the beginning so that beginner can understand, right? So, uh, are these training program sessions will be covering, uh, both the, both the audience, like if you are a beginner, then also you will enjoy. If you are intermediate, then also you will be enjoying those things, right? And I know like basic admin knowledge everybody will be having, but, uh, in for this training program, I have created, uh, more bigger end to end project. So apart from these monthly sessions, we'll be having, uh, one more end to end projects that we'll be going through. So I think there is some question. Okay. So do we need to learn core Java or knowing basic group concepts is enough for picking up? Yes. If you know the basics of Java or basics of like basic oops concept, if you know, then that is okay. Still, if you doesn't know, I will be covering them. Right? In one week, we'll be brushing up all the object oriented related sessions, right? So all the topics I will be clearing so that, um, if you are not knowing those things, then also you will be, uh, equivalent to the person who is already knowing those types. Okay. Then month for fully dedicated to order and LWC. And this is very much important, right? Because in recent interviews, these are this LWC is, uh, like questions related to LWC is often asked, right? So whole month will be for that. Then only studio plus integration will be in month five only studio. This is the recent tool, right? It was earlier associated with velocity, but, uh, velocity Salesforce acquired and the tool which velocity company was using. It is renamed and it is known as only studio and whatever industry clouds we have nowadays, uh, it can be media cloud. It can be consumer goods cloud. It can be nonprofit cloud, right? It can be health cloud, education cloud. All these clouds are targeting particular industry, right? So to come to, uh, to build automation for those industry clouds, only studio is very much important, right? So we will be, uh, seeing like how we can use that only studio tool and, uh, with the help of different use cases for only studio. Also, there is one bootcamp going on, but still, uh, I can see like it is being monotonous because we are doing all the hands on. We don't know like, uh, listeners or viewers are doing or not, but in this program, like anyhow, uh, you need to do because it will be driven by you. I will be explaining things, but more you will be doing and I will be asking anyone like, uh, can you share your screen and show what you have implemented, right? So it will be a, uh, like it will be a regular check for you and I will be giving you a proper, uh, schedule so that you can follow that. And, uh, if you know things, you can revise. If you, if you want to learn things from the beginning, so, uh, you can just learn those. Okay. And last month is for sale service and experience cloud. These three clouds are like basic clouds. And if you are a beginner or intermediate, so first five months, everybody knows, right? But when, uh, interviewer asked like, do you know, uh, any cloud? Do you have any expertise in particular cloud? So they, they, uh, particularly don't know all the functionalities of particular cloud. So that's why these are three basic clouds that I kept in this training program. And then we'll be having some mock interview sessions where like, I will be creating some groups like two to three folks will be, uh, connected with me and I will be asking some questions and if you, uh, throw some answers, so I will see like, whether you are able to answer it correctly or not, or is there any improvement required? And then we will reframe your resume basis on these skill sets. Right. So this is the end to end training program that I will be running. Now I'm going to pick some questions from chat. So Anirudh is asking, what is BA module in Salesforce? So BA means business analyst. So QA stands for quality analyst, BA stands for business analyst. So this whole training program, uh, which I curated is focusing on, uh, like, I just want you to make a consultant, not administrator, not developer, not QA, not business analyst. Right. So if you see everything as a whole, so you are becoming a consultant and consultants are in demand nowadays. Okay. So I hope Anirudh, I am able to answer your question. Yeah. Then, uh, Sri Laksmi is asking JavaScript HTML CSS needed for RLWC. Yes. And we will be covering that as well. Okay. So in one or two weeks, like in one week only, I think we will be able to cover HTML CSS and JavaScript basics. And then we'll be focusing on, on aura and then LWC. Right. So in, in a week, we'll be having, um, six hour sessions. Right. Six hours. You will be directly connecting with me and apart from that, you will be having lots of work to implement. Right. So I think, uh, daily, if we talk about four days in a week, if you give three hours, one and a half hour to me and one and a half hour to yourself. So three hours is enough. Total 12 hours in a week. So Monday to Thursday, Friday to Sunday, you're free. I'm free. Okay. Uh, so Anirudh is asking what are the areas you will be covering under QA and BA. Yeah. So that I will be showing you. So, uh, uh, we will be covering these things with the help of a project. So, uh, soon I will be showing you that thing. Uh, she likes me. Visual force. I won't be covering because it is outdated. Right. Or I will be covering LWC. I will be covering a visual force is not part of this. Uh, yes. Uh, yes, Lakshmi, I will be giving you trail head modules as well. Okay. So let me jump onto the next slide so that I can show you the admin and app builder module. Okay. If I open this, so here you will see everything. So this is our first month. And, uh, in first month, we will be just focusing on admin and app builder, right? So here you can see under reference links, these are trail heads. So I just divided them session wise. So maybe in one session, we will be covering, uh, content related to two sessions. So it depends on, uh, the audience, uh, like you, like if, if we have all the things sorted, so maybe in one session, we can cover two session topics or maybe like we need to split particular session into two sessions. So it depends how we go. So here wherever you see reference links, so it is like trail head module, which is already, uh, given here. Right. So it is related to admin here. We will be covering a data related thing like data input, bizarre data loader, then data security permissions and all, then reports dashboard. And, uh, from here, we will be covering flow. So in flow, we have screen flow, record, triggered flow, scheduled flow, and, uh, we'll be covering. Auto launch flow and, uh, platform event, so this also will be covered. And all these reference links are trail head, even more to practice. So these are also trail head. So I will be sharing this document with you so that you can also go through with all the trailers. Okay. So these are the session related information. Now you might be thinking where are the use cases related to flow builder. So that will come up. Okay. So right now I'm just showing you the topics. Then this is month two. So we'll be covering QA related session and be a related session be a related session. I need to enhance. So it is still in progress. I will be adding some more topics here, right? So QA quality analyst. So whatever we build, we need to do some testing. So that we'll be doing, uh, as a QA role and, uh, whenever you are working on a project. So on each project, there are the associated business analyst. So business analyst basically gather the requirement from the client and after gathering the requirement, they build some stories, right? Stories upon developers work and tester test those stories. So those things are done by business analyst. So that will be covering here. So within two months, these all things will be covered. Okay. Now how these things are different from, uh, like the sessions, which are already delivered on YouTube. So they were one way. Like we just, uh, shown how we do testing, right? You have not done those testing things. You have not used any application where you can track like, uh, is there any bug or this, this particular story is working fine or not. So all those things you will be working. Okay. Now. Okay. Let me take, uh, some more questions. Uh, yes. Lakshmi. So we can, uh, we can have this approach as well. So I have all the, uh, PDFs prepared for interview questions along with answers. So maybe like every two week by weekly, what we can do whenever we have covered a few topics. So we can do a discussion session, right? Where, uh, we will be discussing, uh, important interview question and answers that we can do, right? And that's why I'm recording this as well. So I will be sharing this recording with you. Uh, only this session is being recorded, right? Rest. I won't be recording because I want you to join all the session actively live because if we record all the session, then you might be missing some of the sessions, right? So I won't be recording any other session. This I'm recording so that you remember like what we discussed initially. Yeah. So Mohit, uh, for you, like if you have registered for two months, so initial two months you can join and then you can leave because, uh, in month three, we'll be starting development related sessions. Uh, yes, Sagar. So Sagar, a job related question we'll be discussing at the end. Yeah. So Surandram is asking, we'll be having the guidance like how to create stories. Yes, that I'm also going to show. Uh, yes, Priyanka for four days timing will be same seven to eight 30. Uh, yes, Moit, uh, we will be discussing this job related stuff at the end because I know lots of people have this question. So, uh, let me just complete my stuff and then I will be answering your questions as well. Okay. So this admin QA BA module, uh, we saw now, let me jump on to the development module. So those who have opted for both like admin as well as development. So this is for them. So from month three, we will be starting apex related session and as, uh, someone asked me like, uh, can we have trailhead? So here you can see for apex. These are the basic trailheads that you need to go through. Then these are the topics that we'll be, uh, discussing with the help of slide decks and all, and these are the use cases that we will be discussing. So few I will be explaining and, uh, lots, a lot of use cases you will be solving in the session itself. Okay. So 35 use cases are related to apex itself. Then comes trigger. So again, we'll be discussing all the topics related to trigger then here you can see all the use cases. So these are unsolved solutions are also available on internet. I share this PDF, but here we'll be discussing each and everything. Right. So few scenarios I will be implementing and then most of the scenarios you will be implementing, uh, wherever you will be facing any doubt.  So this kind of, uh, discussions, discussion session we will be having. Okay. So these are trigger related use cases. Then we have test classes. Right. So for each and every trigger use cases, we will be implementing test classes as well. Then as in Kronos apex again, trailhead topics, then use cases, then, uh, API and web service call out. So this is related to integration. Okay. Then we have aura. So all these trailheads topics use cases. Then lightning web components, railheads topics and use cases. Right. Sorry. This is, this is only studio and these trailheads are not related to home needs on the studio. So these topics are related to only studio and these are the scenarios that we will be discussing while learning on the studio. So around 52 use cases. Okay. So this is the development stuff that we will be discussing. Okay. Now moving on to the next thing that is end to end project. This is important. So I hope you are able to see this. So this is the end to end project that, that we will be implementing and it is having lots of things which will be focusing on each and every aspect like admin, QA, BA developer. Okay. And we will be seeing deployment as well, like from one or to another, how we can do the deployment. Okay. So here you can see we have four different applications. First, we will be implementing account or customer management. Here you can see these blue highlighted boxes are having standard objects. So we will be seeing them initially because I know lots of beginners are also in this training program. So quickly we will be seeing all these standard objects and soon we'll be jumping onto the resource management. So here you can see we have all these custom objects. So these green are related to one particular application. Okay. So we will be creating one application known as resource management and I will be sharing you all the data model. So this data model you can see now what all fields we need to implement, what all functionalities we need to implement, whether we need to create lookup or master detail, right, whether we need to create any report, dashboard, validation rule flows or any apex class. So whatever we need to build everything I will be sharing with you. So if we scroll, so here these kinds of like tables you will be having for fields and other requirements like record type page layout, then another object, its fields, another object, its fields, then roll up summary, then validation rule flows. So these kinds of stuff I will be giving you, right? So this is one application which is resource management. And if we see top things like customer management and resource management. So here we will be focusing more on admin stuff, right? We'll be focusing on local development. So apex will be less or you can say no apex will be here because initial one or two months I want you to focus on the configuration related stuff. Okay now. So this we need to complete in first month customer management and resource management. This we will be completing in the first month, right? Now you might be thinking how it will be possible. So in these one and a half hour, I will be explaining you the concepts and in your one and a half hour, you will be focusing on this project as well as end to end as well as some scenarios. Okay. If you can spend more time, so it is up to you. Okay. So our regular sessions are separate and this end to end project is separate. So both will be running parallel. So we have regular use cases that we will be practicing and then comes this project that we'll be doing. Okay. Now this part is very much important project management. So it is different in nature. So as an admin, you will be implementing this application which will be known as project management. Okay. Here you can see objects are epic, sprint, story, task, test case, defects, bug. Okay. If you see these objects, so they are kind of related to QA and BA. If you see test case, defects, bug. So it is focusing on QA role. What QA does, whatever is already implemented. So they test those things. So they need to create test cases. And once they write test cases, so there may be defects or bug, right? If there are defects, so you need to log those defects into a different object. If there are bugs, you need to log them into separate object, right? Now if we go above, so here through opportunity, we will be creating a project object. Sorry. We will be creating a project record under this project object, right? With this project, we will be doing all these resource management and here we will be doing the project management. So we have epic sprint story. So epic means like if you have a customer for whom you are building something. So let's say if we talk about this whole end to end diagram. So here we have four epics. One is customer management. One is resource management. One is project management and one is recruitment management. So epic means collection of requirements in a bigger sense, right? Now what we do, we divide epic into sprints. So sprint is like two to three weeks activity in two to three weeks, what requirements you can accomplish. So those we record under a sprint, okay? So Anirudh asked like what BA does, what QA does, how we will be learning these things. So as an admin, you will be building this application. As an admin, you will be building this application basis on the fields and other requirements that I will be sharing with you, right? Then you will be working as a BA. So as a BA, what you will do for this whole end to end project, you will be creating epic. You will be creating sprint. You will be creating story, right? So in that case, you will learn how to write epic, how to write sprint, what should be the duration of sprint, how to write story, what needs to be written in the story, right? How we can prepare different, different stories for different, different requirements. So we will be guiding you like these are our requirements and now as a BA, how you can translate those requirements into a story so that architect can build a task, right? And QA lead can build test cases or QA, senior QA. So task will be done by developers and test cases will be executed by QA, testers, right? So I hope you got the idea, like you will be building this whole application as an administrator, then as a BA, you will be filling epic sprint and story. Then as a QA, you will be working on test case defects and bug and little bit architect, as an architect, you will be writing solutions for these stories. Okay, so I hope with this, you will be able to say in interview, like you not only know how admin QA and BA works, you know how they implement those things in an application and in IT ecosystem, there is one tool which is very much famous known as Zira. You might have heard about that. So generally we use Zira for project management. So you can say it is kind of clone of Zira. Not exactly Zira, but we will be having all the things that we tracked in Zira, right? So as a BA or QA, if you are going and you are giving an interview, so if you are able to explain this application in detail and you say like I implemented it and I used it for BA and QA role, so I think interviewer will be impressed with you, right? Now comes our fourth part, which is recruitment management. So this recruitment project is like very much popular on YouTube and admin part is popular only. Development part is not popular. Why so? Because I didn't solve that. I just solved admin part. People are seeing videos and they are implementing admin. I didn't solve and they are unsolved still. So people are facing some struggle. So here lots of development related stuff will be available. So we will be seeing APEX, LWC, right? So those stuff will be there with this project. So we will be picking it in the month of three and four. So initially you will be building this application as an admin and then we will be focusing on the development related stuff. Okay. So this is the complete end-to-end project that we'll be doing and this way like you will be having four different application that you can mention in your CV and you can defend your interview. Like as a beginner, you implemented these four applications and you can explain like what all functionalities you have done. So I know like this is not a real customer project, but it will give you all those experiences like you are working for a customer because the key area is this project management. So if you focus on this project management application, so it is the difference here. Okay. Okay.


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Hey guys it's Leon and I'm here today with some read-alikes. What's a read-alike? It's reading things because they're alike another thing. So these read-alikes are going to be YA to adult but obviously like with any read-alikes the other way around it's like it works too because it stands to reason that going from one direction to the other you can also go the other direction. So I happen to write these down in going from YA to adult but if you've read the adult book then you should read the YA one because what I'm saying is if you like the one you'll like the other. Yeah great cool. So some of these I'm quite proud are going to be slightly unexpected and so far as like I've heard of them in read-alikes but not with these combinations and I think mine are better. Let's let's do this. So my first read-alike is for Six of Crows. If you've read Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo which you really should read Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo if you have not it is amazing. Cow's Breaker is my spirit animal. Love it so much. But so Six of Crows if you're not aware at all even though this is a read-alike so basically I'm saying if you've read it so you have to know what it is in order for this to apply to you but regardless Six of Crows is a young adult story obviously because the first on my list is a young adult in the order of these read-alikes but whatever. It is following a crew of six characters who are that is five of six characters who are trying to pull off a heist in the first book and in the second book there are repercussions from that heist that they are dealing with. It takes place in a fictional well it starts out in a fictional city called Ketterdam which is in tone and an aesthetic quite similar to Amsterdam in terms of like the way people are dressing the way that the the foods they're eating like the vibe of it seems to be very heavily drawing on Amsterdam. So this this ragtag crew get together to pull off like the heist of the century. There are a bunch of sort of criminals and misfits and it's a sort of a deep dive into the characters as well as kind of this like gray and dark and moody world that's kind of like dreary and again this criminal underworld. It's combining a lot of different talents from a lot of sort of different areas a sort of mix of backgrounds in terms of who these characters are and where their expertise and experience lies and kind of bringing together joining forces to pull off the impossible. So what I've mostly seen people compare it to is the lives of La Climora and I think that does both a disservice because I like both of those books a lot but I think they're very different in tone and I am not at all surprised if somebody says they like one and not the other because I don't think yes there's criminals doing heist-y things but like that's kind of it. So my read-alike is The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson. If you're gonna come at me in the comments about how I'm not allowed to recommend Sanderson books, leave. I really liked The Final Empire. I also like the Well of Ascension but The Final Empire itself is a heist story and the world of Mistborn is very dreary and dark and gloomy and there's this sort of like criminal underworld that is coming together to try to pull off an impossible I guess not a heist but trying to pull off the impossible and you have a like a crew that represents diverse backgrounds, a crew that represents diverse interests and skill sets, some people are magic users, some are not, just like in Six of Crows some are magic users, some are not. There's people who are kind of there for the muscle, there for the scheming, there for the personal vendetta, there for the for the cause like you've got a variety of things and interests coming together to want to pull off this heist or this pull off this impossible thing in this really dark and dreary setting that is very urban at least to start out with. So like Ketterdam and like the urban setting of Mistborn I feel like are similar in vibe obviously they're not the same but you get this sort of like gloomy overcast vibe from Ketterdam, everyone's bundled up in coats, they're drinking a lot of coffee, like it's like it's kind of cold and like they're a bunch of criminals in these like you know dirty streets and in Mistborn the city has like ash falling from the sky all the time and so like people dress to accommodate that and like there's extremely wealthy people but there's also like a lot of really poor people so I really feel like the the vibe of both and as well as the appeal of the ragtag crew coming together to pull off a thing is is very similar and I think if you once again reverse is true if you've read Mistborn I highly recommend Six of Crows because I think they're very similar so yeah that's the first one. Next up I have Harry Potter. I am not gonna say the reverse is true but you should now go out and read Harry Potter so this is more of like a if you're sad that Harry Potter is not a thing we are reading anymore and I'm not telling you you can't read it if you've decided that you want to still read Harry Potter books but like I'm not here to promote anybody picking up Harry Potter books and spending money on Harry Potter books but if you miss Harry Potter and you want a book series that has a similar vibe once again this is not going to be the one that you think. I've seen people say that Name of the Wind is like you know Harry Potter for adults but I don't think that's a good comparison, I don't think that's true, I think the vibe is really different. I don't, I don't like that comparison honestly. I think a much better comparison is The Farsier Trilogy by Robin Hub. I think the comparison between Fitts and Harry Potter is far greater than between Kvoth and Harry Potter so if you haven't read The Farsier Trilogy I recommend it just generally I think it's fantastic but Fitts is a poor orphan boy who is like bullied and tortured by people who hate him because of the fact that he is a bastard and but he has magical abilities and he's kind of like not a chosen one per se but he's got kind of chosen one vibes insofar as he's got like quite a few magical abilities that people find unusual and there's also like an element of like beast magic which like Harry speaks parcel tongue spoilers, Harry speaks parcel tongue and and Fitts in The Farsier Trilogy is witted and the witted are able to kind of like form bonds with animals and kind of talk to animals. The vibe also of like the setting like Hogwarts and then Buckheap where the the beginning at least of Farsier Trilogy takes place. I think there's a Hogwarts-y kind of vibe to Buckheap because there's like lots of people working in this castle, there's cozy kitchens with tasty treats, there's all these people doing their own things, there's like lessons in magic because like Fitts is supposed to learn how to use his magic although that doesn't necessarily go well because there's some meany teachers you know think Professor Umbridge. There are people in Fitts's corner but he is this kind of like lowener orphan who is kind of you know traumatized a bit by that but he's also like a little bit dim and you kind of want to strangle him a bit kind of like Harry Potter. If you're looking to scratch the Harry Potter itch but you're like I don't want to be reading Harry Potter, read The Farsier Trilogy by Robin Hop. Next up I have The Grisha Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. Maybe this comparison has been made? Probably? Possibly? This is a sort of Russian inspired trilogy um very loosely but it is Russian inspired. It's got magic and magic users in a fictional version of Russia called Ravka and so it's got a lot of like Russian aesthetic like Russian foods, Russian sounding names. That's a lot of the appeal of it kind of like with Harry Potter where like a lot of the appeal of Harry Potter is the aesthetic like people writing with quills and having a parchment to use instead of computers and like everything being kind of like it's you know it's the aesthetic and the vibe. So with The Grisha Trilogy like it's a chosen one story with MacGuffins but like a lot of the appeal of it is this kind of like Russian aesthetic and so if you want that but actually done a little better a little more accurately would be The Winter Night Trilogy by Catherine Arden. Conversely I do think if you like The Winter Night Trilogy the Grisha Trilogy may appeal to you like if you're okay with it being a sort of more like you know less accurate and more YAE, more simplified, more tropey, cliche version of that. I feel like that sounds really harsh. I like The Grisha Trilogy but The Winter Night Trilogy kind of goes out of its way to be very very like in tone and in aesthetic and in references and even transliterated Russian words being Russian. It doesn't take place in fake Russia called Ravka, like it takes place in Russia but there is magic. So if you're interested in reading a story about I mean I think there is a comparison to be made between Vasya and Alina. I think I would like The Grisha Trilogy better if Alina was a little bit more like Vasya because Vasya is badass. I love me some Vasya but Vasya is kind of like the person who has kind of a magical calling that makes her stand out that it causes her to be othered but she's not like Alina who kind of like mopes about it a lot. Vasya is kind of like up yours to the world which I am here for so but if you just like the idea of a very magical Russia and having just just living in a world that evokes that on every page then and if Grisha Trilogy gave you that and you want more both in terms of additional books and also a book that does more of it then read The Winter Night Books by Catherine Arden. Next up I have The Raven Cycle by Maggie Steve Otter. These books if you're unfamiliar are I mean somewhat I would say any Maggie Steve Otter. If you're a fan of Maggie Steve Otter but in particular The Raven Cycle but just generally speaking she has a very quirky writing style which is kind of like I would say an acquired taste or very niche taste like it's either going to be your thing or it's not. The way that the settings of her books and the way that she tells her stories it feels very like there's just magic on the fringes of things and everyday life becomes magical because there's magic hiding under everything and unexpected places and unexpected corners and like it's not like magical artifacts it's very mundane things that are suddenly becoming magical. Everyday objects everyday people people who are not special there's no like ancient like I feel like a lot of like magic that's brought into like our modern day or the present day or like the real world will often be like something a very very expensive old something and Maggie Steve Otter will be like this pencil is now magical because I say it is because it you know there's something about it that makes it magical or because the people who are around it have a weird like connection to the world around them where they see beyond the curtain of what is apparent to the rest of us so it just kind of like takes reality and makes it magical not by saying it's not a portal fantasy it just makes it magical and so the author that I would recommend is and this is I guess the highest accolade of them all Neil Gaiman who is my favorite author and I have often said that the thing that I one of the things that I love so much about Neil Gaiman's writing is that he makes the everyday things extraordinary he makes ordinary mundane life and objects he imbues them with magical properties but not in a gimmicky way it's not I don't really know how to explain it because I am not the wordsmith that Gaiman is but he transports you to a world where everything around you has the potential to be more than it seems where a window a doorway an old like used boot all these things might be more than that and they make the reader it just makes the whole world come alive because it's not like it's a normal world but there's this magic thing no everything really has the potential to be magical if the author turns their gaze on it and that's how Maggie Steve Otter's writing is so once again if you like Neil Gaiman a lot I would recommend trying Maggie Steve Otter because they're the the prose itself it's quite different in tone but that quality to it where like the where everyday things become so much more but magic itself becomes almost mundane I think there's a very similar vibe in their handling of that and last and I guess at least is the sky in the deep of by Adrienne Young if you run this because you're trash for vikings like I am it does deliver some viking vibes but this is again more similar to my recommendations for Grisha a recommendation for Grisha where like if you liked that but you want to see it done properly then I recommend you try the golden wolf saga by Linnea Hartzweaker her name is the bane of my existence I don't know how to say it this is a well researched extremely well executed retelling of the saga of King Harold and it is like viking vibes to the max it is the viking aist viking series that I have that is ever viking like if you like watching the tv show vikings like also recommend the golden wolf saga so sky in the deep to me was like a lot of viking window dressing and I love viking window dressing I like aspire to live in a place surrounded by viking window dressing but that is also what it is like at its core it is just kind of like a YA romance adventure with lots of viking window dressing and again it's kind of I don't say about Grisha trilogy like it's a YA adventure romance with a lot of Russian window dressing I do love me some aesthetic window dressing not gonna lie and if you are okay with that with what that that is what it is then I still recommend this guy in the deep because it hardcore delivers mega window dressing of the viking variety but actually like through and through beyond the skin through the muscles sinews and bones all the way deep down vikings the golden wolf saga violin a heart speaker is proper vikings so let me know in the comments down below if you've read any of the books that I'm recommending here if uh you have inspired you to read YA books or adult books or both or neither neither is also an option let me know whatever you want to let me know I post videos on saturdays other random times as well but definitely saturdays so like and subscribe join my patreon if you feel so inclined and I'll see you when I see you


to the metal voice and on the metal voice out and we have a metal voice all rapper all the time you know that's our new motto people missed all the good talk all the black-mouthed headlines are already talked about off-camera I mean I have I talked about every single person out there and put them down so now it's really what are we gonna talk about nothing that's what we're gonna do this is your show whatever you feel like talking about we'll talk about new album and let's do it while Jimmy can still talk that's right that's right that's right all right D.P. D.P. return to death row Wow look at that school old school school brutal brutal it is produced by Jamie Jamie just that's exactly what we were going for man I mean you know I've said this a bunch about the Motorhead crews and Jamie I did his podcast it's like man we got to do a record you got to use that heaviness like on jugulator and on you know what was that other band I had beyond fear and I have so many bands I can't remember and so ten years later first of all he did the D. Snyder record since then and then I was like man those things are fantastic I mean that those D. Snyder records were so good I love D and I love twisted sister in the 80s and I was like man this is great so anyway see I did his podcast probably to promote the KK's priest record and he's like okay 25 years of jugulator is coming up we've got to do it man and he starts sending me ideas and was like this you know listen guys you're only doing six songs so you know we're gonna do a ten full-length record coming up probably obviously it's gonna have more flavors you kind of get a taste of it there's three fast heavy songs on this record especially and I can't imagine out of the ten song records or any more but this record is great and it and it came together so fast like vocally I just I've sang these songs and flew through a man he would laugh he would laugh they would send me ideas and send me the songs they would be in the studio after I did one song and another one then he's like in the morning he'd send me one or even at night and by noon the computer would ding in a studio and they would go there's Ripper's vocals he's done it was no fun you know because it's just you know there's a it's like you said it's heavy but it's still melodic the vocals are you know me when people I laugh we've talked about this ton in the past people always go you're trying he's trying to sound like this guy this guy every time I hear me sing I don't think there's anybody that sounds like me you know I sound like me you know and yeah and this is you know it's it's it's a throwback you know when I grew up I listened to priest maiden deal metal church sabotage but I also one of my top favorite bands was anthrax and testament and you know metallic and slayer so I had all that kind of and when you have a voice like me I pretty much can sing whatever's thrown at me and it fits but this just sounds this was perfect I was so in love with it when I started doing it yeah you know what I take away from listening to it you know I would say this is you know what it's kind of less of the priest the falsettos and more of the singing right I think you're you're actually just singing more and you know probably a new revenge meets K case priest sort of in somewhere in there you know beyond fear because you know it's funny about the beyond fear record besides scream machine yeah that that was the last song written to actually kind of prove a point when I wrote scream machine was like you know priest should have me right with them and then I wrote scream machine to go here's a song that priest should have had right had me right with him but the rest of the song everybody's record everybody was complaining there's not that much high notes you know every record I do is different and high notes are there's great high notes on this on this new EP and it's in the background it's just not high singing it's more high notes and high screams my my falsettos and high notes right now are my voice in general and my high notes especially are better than they've ever been in my life I mean I can't I don't know what happened I don't know if it's the you know I finally started doing crystal meth or whatever it may headline right there the crystals must be good for no so this record you know who knows on the next maybe more high stuff but what I like to do is sing high notes I mean I like to sing anyway I've said this even to you guys before I I'm singing with versatility and in characters I mean I grew up listening to Dio and Halford and sabotage so I like to sing not just one way whether it's a death metal thing underneath of it high notes on top of it you know whatever it needs I love to do it well it's a perfect example right and your revenge you're actually just I kind of like it when you're just singing and you just kind of you know space out those highs right those died though the head voice kind of falsetto I like this I think you brilliantly sing on this album I think it's not that we're promoting this album today but I'm double I always talk about that I'll want to do these interviews for this new one because silent cage sounds like a song that should have been on the new revenge record it really sounds like that kind of tune but the singing on this records a little more aggressive it but it also has tons of vocals that sound you know similar to the to the new revenge record I mean as I've gotten the order the problem is you get penciled into singing high notes you know everybody looks at me and say and then they compare you to other people I'm like I'm pretty certain like oh he sounds like Rob I'm pretty certain there's people doing high notes before Rob Ian Gillin and other you know what I mean the hell Dion and the Belmont Dion was singing Frankie Valley huh Frankie Valley in the four seasons yes you know what I mean so it's but I I love to just sing however this what the song needs you know and if you can hear my career I mean listen I've never sang so many high notes it into three tremors it's a scream fest but it's purposely done that way it's purposely made to be over the top screaming metal you know something like a new revenge or the you know the new KK's priest is gonna be killer man it's it's heavier and but anyways is I can't be any happier yeah the new ones the new one a lot of vocals remind me of stuff from this solo EP there you go so I can't wait to get it but this doing the solo EP I'm excited to start working on the next ten songs for it you know so it's the band is fantastic and you know Jamie's ideas it's been great you know listen to the album I you just answered the question I had because you know we're all getting older we were talking before we started taping you know and and I'm listening to this album when you're screams your voice it's it's unbelievable you know we're we're getting older you're still able to do it so we we know the reason now it's crystal meth but yeah it's surprising just to say it is that I was gonna you know because that stuff just works wonders I mean listen mind the doctor prescribed I mean he's on the corner of 6th and 7th Street but well I know but I yeah listen my voice it's funny because I kind of lost it for five or six years and just wasn't up to par you know probably 50 40% I could still get things done but it was like pulling teeth now I have no fear of walking on stage I just did in the summer this is when I know it was back I went on a Latin America tour at 16 shows like 18 days and it was brutal on every night man my voice was just like I said especially the high notes when you come to the concerts now they're probably people are probably thinking oh my god just stop singing high notes because they just go longer and stronger and I'm like I'm just going off because again like I said people want to hear that right there's some people they're like that's that's what I want to hear and there's other people that want to hear that heaviness but my voice feels as good as ever I've been singing so much in the studio for I just did a couple merciful fates songs for somebody and what what's the song Satan's seems fall Satan's fall and I I'm thinking it's alright you know it's probably okay because I don't want to sound like King Diamond high notes I don't want to sound like as low as I want to still be my regular voice I don't want to be you know I want to be different but I sent it to the guy need any message back he's like this is the best merciful fates song version of it I've heard will you do another one I'm like okay you know it's up but it's in the past I would have been like hmm man I don't know about them high notes now the high notes come out on the first take every high note like on the EP when I did him battled and it's got to him it's got the high note first take on every single one I doubled them take on every note every time so I'm just like well I'm saying this and tomorrow I'll get the Canadian jinx and I'll probably lose my voice so now like if you case let's say your case of Canadian beer it'll it'll fix everything I'm gonna I don't drink that much but that would be a nice treat I know the taxes and the shipping will be really expensive I can probably buy about this but I just buy it at the local grocery store and I'll say you guys you can pay me the money and I love you Midwest guys you know we had Mark Barlow on about probably a year ago at the same time around the Christmas season and you guys always have the tree and the decorations and it's always nice to see I'm at my my brother and sister in law's house right now I don't have you know once I started doing crystal meth I don't have anything he's living in a car okay so you have this EP now you're coming out with another album of ten songs that that's the announcement right yeah so is it gonna be within the same sort of style you know just a continuation of what you're doing or you're just completely going to lend you on us or what let me tell you something first I'm at my brother's sister in law's house but my house does have Christmas decorations can I just get that point out there yes oh and I don't want to sound grumpy I'm just here it's fine to make sure you know okay what was the question again because I talked over you like the question was about your PayPal account now you want to send us money okay the next album it's gonna be ten songs is that a continuation of what you're doing or you're just gonna sort of go off on another tangent no it'll be this you know again there'll be more layers because there's ten songs you know I think this one we wanted to come out of the gate pretty brutal anyways but I think a great idea that you can get is you know there's gonna be a fat some fast songs on it's gonna have some old kind of thrash and heavy metal and but then when you'll have songs like Silent Cage my favorite is Heroes Dare that's my favorite song on the record because it just kind of depicts it all you know it's kind of right in the middle there and it's heavy but I you know it really it's one song at a time you know you kind of there's nothing that can't be on it is it done is that album done the ten songs are you have you written the songs yet no but they'll go those guys are writing stuff now Jamie and you know the band guys Nikki Nikki Belmore and Charlie Belmore on Nikki's Nikki is on drums and it and produced it and then his brother on guitars and Christopher Baudet is on bass they will start putting it together and they'll send me some stuff and but they I know for a fact they have songs written already so you're right you're writing you're writing the lyrics I was all right you know I'll write some lyrics Jamie's a wizard at everything I mean the guys you know he'll send me vocal ideas not be like that's so good he's such a good singer too it's kind of kind of amazing so he'll send you and I like it this way because I want to make the best record so I like to write I like those guys to write it's pretty amazing to see what they what they've done on that first record it was fantastic so your new nicknames one take Tim one take Tim and that's that goes for just not singing over and out Owens yeah I really like the night take it back because it's got that sort of tribal mosh pit kind of vibe you know you could see a mosh pit sort of like you know just everyone just kind of going to that tribal thrash beat right yeah yeah and I like Silent Cage because it's the big hit of the album we'll call it that that big if there was a radio hit that would be it yeah right you know and actually the whole thing's great it is more thrashy it is more thrashy it in general especially well guy while we're alive was a fantastic opener right so that that was the first one I sang to in that high note that was like it starts with that ripper high note but you know the night take it back which I always want to call it take back the night because that's that was what it was originally called and it that when the guitar saw if it reminds me a mega that just had this whole mega that five so that one was the one that actually I it took me a little more to sing it more because I wanted to make sure because it's so fast but I wanted to be kind of kind of a mixed beat the verses between clean and raspy at time so I had to mix it so I actually send them a version and then I redid it and send I got a different mic and send them another version and but but yeah that's it's you know it's funny people I think Silent Cage gets a lot of favorite votes but heroes dare gets a lot of favorite votes and the title of it return to death row votes from people let's talk about this album cover it's all the slack you're getting on this I love it I love the album cover it's it's car it's got that cartoon sort of dark cartoon vibe to it right whose idea was it well at first of all it's probably the best besides everybody going with the shocker thing and originally that wasn't the idea the originally he sketched out me in an electric chair I mean what if you put someone in an electric chair and that's to cover the album unfortunately if you don't if you wouldn't have put the orange jumpsuit on I guess but then it becomes oh it looks like shocker well then it became tribute when he did the orange jumps you go let's kind of make it this vibe it's probably the most the best received album cover I've got brilliant it's brilliant and I'll bring it down for you so you've got two army guys right with two rifles yep on one side you got the guy with the vaccine on the other side right or whatever it is I guess the lethal injection but you're on an electric chair I don't know why you'd get a lethal injection and then you got the sort of like the the politician sitting on the left hand side well I think they're making and a noose don't forget the noose I think they're just gonna make kill me I guess I mean yeah I want to make sure you're gone and try to kill my career for ages so I guess they're just trying to make sure that they get it um no it's great Dan Goldsworthy is the artist and I wrote they sent me to sketches first I thought man brilliant this is gonna be great you know it's it was great I have it I like to release it and then this is what's funny is I was recorded I recorded and battled and I went directly to the Latin America then I shot the video on the first show which I didn't even know the song hardly because I just recorded it and left and then he Jamie says we need you to take pictures of your face because we want to he wants to draw it on on the thing and everything so I went into the bathroom in my hotel and I had some with my hat and glasses on because it's kind of my look right um you know did that then I took the hat off then I put the hat on I had sunglasses and Jamie goes he's not going to use the hat and sunglasses or the sunglasses nobody is in an electric chair with sunglasses on and I said I am I didn't say that. Dan that's what he worked up and it's great because I wear these Dylan sunglasses and they're a fantastic company Dylan Dylan Optics and they're like frosted and they're great and so he made them and they look just like it then he shows me and I'm like hey you forgot this I didn't have this tattoo and I said you forgot this tattoo and this you know you should put them and then he sends me back the new drawing and it's got the tattoo and the stuff and I'll tell you it was I'll tell you where you can see the artwork really good if you watch the video the the lyric video of Return to Death Row on yeah it that video is so such a it's one of my favorite lyric videos it's got the artwork and it's got everything's done it's so good man it's really great I'm sure there's probably some people upset that somebody's holding a gun but then on the other hand I can get with those people say well the other guy's getting ready to give me a he's vaccinating me like that's right so that's a good thing yeah like you know that's my booster oh my god okay um KK's priest so we spoke to a Les Binks uh I know KK's made some release uh he's sent some statements out that you know he's he's in the process of I guess finishing the album uh where are you at have you done your vocals for the new KK Priest album I have I just finished the last one a couple days I'm sure I'll have to go back and we do a few things on them um maybe add some parts whatever I mean I sent a lot of vocals it's I really like it I mean and I'm the music I had was you know it's still needed guitar parts and uh which is already done because they just sent them to me early stages which they've already added stuff him and AJ's been in the studio doing it it's it's really close you know I mean now it's really in the mixing process I think and then you know producing the stuff and moving some stuff around but I actually really like it I think it's it it's uh next level from from the last one I think the last one was the perfect record I love this album yeah last year was on our list of our top 10 albums of 2021 I think it was great I think it's a great album you know and it grows on you over time this album like I think what I said to people guys is that when they would say what kind of sounds like priest and I think I told you this before but it's like no it sounds like KK downing I mean I don't I mean that's what he's written this next one though I think is that and beyond I think again vocally it's got a little heavier it's got tons of highs still but it's got just edgier vocals I think it's just you know it's got some melodic beautiful vocals um but it's just edgier I think and it was so I enjoyed doing this one uh a lot what was the initial feedback off the first time what did you remember most of a fan reaction off when the first KK priest came out uh the name stupid and um I still get uh you know you he's trying to sound like howford I'm thinking could you just get over that man I just yeah can we move on it's the stupidest thing I've ever heard I mean I've been singing forever and I just sound I just sing like me but but uh it was a really good response I mean people people really loved it you know and um it was nice to have that and I know kins you know excited would put he was excited putting that out and I know he's really excited about getting this next one out you know what actually you nailed it because I think even when you started sort of getting that success you know early on to the ice earth and priest you always had your own voice even though you sound you could do the howford stuff but you always had your distinct yeah I know that's ripper singing there you know that always you retain that at least that's how I hear it right because you can sing a song good uh and live especially I've prided myself on always singing good live doesn't mean you sound like that first just because you're singing them I mean it's just it's the strangest thing it's funny because when I was in priest the people who didn't like me because I didn't sound like rob howford they wanted so you put a record out you know listen people just love to complain I mean they complain that I wear a baseball hat then I take the baseball hat off on stage in her fist because I don't have the baseball hat on um they they say I have no range when I read people like he's not a good singer he has no range he's no good live I'm like have you ever if he doesn't put anything out he doesn't write anything he doesn't put his own record like what if I mean how many I put five records out last year I mean what else can I that's how I was gonna start this interview the heart is working man in the business ripper always I mean next next the next the blaze Bailey right he there's a there's a race that's going on there let's listen I make a living as a musician so I have fun doing it but it's it's fun to to finally put this ripper you know record out I mean really it's it's uh and the next year is going to be pretty swamped because um KK's priest is you know now we're finally going to put this record out and tour you know so the plan is to just tour non-stop for for a year or two when we talked to KK uh I guess it may be less than a year ago me and Alan he was telling us he was kind of working on the next album but there was still COVID sort of lingering right and yeah but but I mean are we talking about like okay there was one festival date that was announced at Alcatraz right the belgium festival which is fantastic yeah are we talking about just festival dates here are we talking about you know you're hitting the road north america europe well I think the plan is to hit the road I don't think he wants to just do festivals because you know you it's too hard you know it's fine for me to do festivals if I show up and there's a band waiting for me and then I can just jump on stage but you know it's just hard to just go and pop and do festivals here and there so I think it's the plan is definitely to to tour you know the plan is definitely to hit the road and and do stuff so hopefully it all comes together I know that you know we have an agency looking into that so it's all in the hands of everybody so I'm just hoping that you know none of us get monkey pox or whatever else is going to be the latest and greatest yeah I mean but remember from the album cover I'm vaccinated that's very good you're gonna be vaccinated you're not actually getting all my acting trying to get you all a vaccinated booster I've got them all I mean traveling like that going to different countries you know I do have you ever been to China you know it's funny I've only landed in China to connect to connect on a plane so I guess I have so I but I do like I did say the holiday and express one so I have Chinese food so that's kind of almost that's close it's really funny you say that though because touring solo and I get the different bands to to back me up in all these countries I can't believe I've never went to Japan or China and done something something like that you know because it's so easy to be done so I'm gonna have to get a hold of a manager to get me there. Anvil they went to China and there's a few other bands I mean I'm sure it's not easy you know dealing with promoters there and dealing with the locals like you know the the sort of the guys who are putting stuff together but I'm sure there's a lot of metal fans there. Well I've been there from Africa to you know Israel to you know just name it I've been anywhere you with Beirut you know just Dubai I mean as odd places that I've went traveled by myself to play shows so I'm you know China would be it would be perfect you know I would I got some friends Neil Zaza guitar player extraordinary local guy here he's been all over there so he goes here a lot that's cool that's cool what's on your Christmas reading list Tim you're a big reader I'm not a big reader I used to be a big reader but then with all these you know Netflix and all the other things that are out there now I've become lazy where I just watch I don't even know if I can read anymore because it's been so long so I you know I you know it's funny last thing I read was Ronnie Dio's book which was just fantastic such a great read sucked you in right away and you know so I but I'm not a big reader did you like the documentary? Well it's funny I just started I'm just finishing it today because I had to stop because my eyes were all teary I'm like I'm not getting on here because I'm at the end of it and I was supposed to go to the premiere and my girlfriend and I had something come up and I couldn't go and then I went on tour when it came out so kind of you know blew it and I just figured I better watch it now and just I think it's so good you know he's such a he was such a great guy Wendy's such an amazing person and it's it's amazing to watch it and sad in itself you know it was well done I saw it now and you saw it right I haven't seen it yet no oh you haven't seen it I was very well done very well done and you know what if you read the book if you read the book and you watch the documentary they sort of complement each other waiting for it to come out on vhs aren't you yeah beta beta beta max it's flashing 12 at his house I just you know the new the new EP which is on martyrstore.com martyrs oh yes yes we should say that yes dot net I'm sorry martyrstore.net Tim yeah the different combinations people can they still get those combinations like the t-shirt the what about that there's all kinds of bundles you know james loves to do that stuff and and a cool ripper hat you know I actually would wear it now because I don't wear any my merch when it said Tim Ripper Owens but I'll wear something now that just says ripper because it's a little different but I should have been wearing now he's gonna be pissed at me but um it's got all kinds of great bundles you know I was just getting ready to say that we actually have it you know on cd and vinyl but we also have it on cassette for sale and it's funny because someone says do you have a cassette player and said hell I don't have a cd player anymore but uh it's the bundles t-shirts um you know stickers uh little 12 by 12 poster things it's really it's it's got a great whole bunch and you got to scroll down because jamie has now moved all of his stuff up top because it's the holidays probably so jamie said we're putting Tim at the bottom oh fine and uh scroll down no I have to tell everybody first page I'm not so you have to hit view all and then keep scrolling and and you keep scrolling because he's got a lot of a lot of stuff up there but it sounds like you should be sending some money to some someone's PayPal account yeah get your back up to the top of the page that's right that's how it works that we know I bought I bought um am I all right now all coming did I look good okay yeah yeah I am not good say hi brows all right I um yeah I I ordered my record on um or cd on amazon I always order anything I put out I'll go to amazon or whatever and buy the cd and uh I ordered it like three weeks ago whenever I did it and I said you're gonna get it january 11th and I'm like what I mean it was like the day it came out or actually it was before the official day it was released so and so I messaged the guys and I had fans tell me the same thing man we just ordered there's it says january 18th so I messaged jamie and then they found out that the first batch to amazon got in they sold out oh that's good it'd been 30 but anyways uh no it was I had the same experience I hate to say this but in Canada on amazon I I you know I ordered it still waiting right so but it's okay it's okay I'm patient but which now we sent him a crapload more and then here's what's happened then I went and looked to buy it again and it said you'll get it december 20th or something and I went oh I'll buy it again because I want it I was just giving my parents and then even though I have them in in my in my room I the one that I ordered that was coming to january 11th moved back down now I'm getting it like tomorrow so it's kind of like oh okay so check yours maybe it'll change yeah yeah yeah uh you know one one album that me and Alan you know glorious burden I'm just gonna say that that was to me the vocal delivery of your career you know I mean yeah it's you know we we've talked about this many many times before yeah it's just it's just like that was like the highs the melody the just the brutality of it all that's for me and Alan if we have anything in common me and Alan it's the love of that album it's a special album I think it in your career I think the Gettysburg piece is amazing vocally I actually like framing Armageddon better I like the record really yes because it's it you know it was more me and some of those songs that you know I just think it's a better record myself but when you talk about some a few of the songs um but the Gettysburg piece the three days of Gettysburg I learned more making that record about history than I ever did in school and you know I'm teachers not anymore obviously they're not going to do this but I have teachers that tell me um they would teach they would play the the you know the Gettysburg songs to their class and they could learn it easier and they said they you know obviously they're they're never going to play ice shirts in their class anymore but um but uh they would do that it was always cool to hear it when the teachers would tell me that you know I thought it was pretty cool yeah yeah on a last note is there anything else you wanted to say yeah well you know anybody can can check out what I'm doing on all my social media pages facebook instagram um twitter snapchat whatever the hell it is you can get a home America's most wanted only fans page cameo cameo well I do have my cameo so you know that you whatever you need get get a hold of me on cameo and listen I'm going to tell you guys something I'm taking some time off so I'm going to plug something that I do when I have time off from the road I should rest right I should not do anything but I love the same people's music because I am a musician so they can get a hold of me at ripper vocals at gmail.com ripper vocals at gmail.com if they want me to guess on a song you know I do this non-stop all over the world I haven't been as much lately because I've been touring non-stop but it's so fun to do it I make a living doing music and then I get to do all I have versions of like death metal hardcore I did a song that they could check out from Jesus Christ superstar that's out I mean I've done so many different things so but they can just shout out but everybody spread the word about the EP yeah is there any project you you won't do uh yeah so I've been giving stuff that I won't do but uh well especially if they're not going to pay me enough but I um listen if it's a lot of money I'll do anything vocally he had to like throw that in at the end vocally yeah vocally the messages I would get now hamster whatever but I am gerbils I got a tube and a gerbil but listen I did a record that's out now you guys know pyramid uh it's um kind of like uh pro i just did a second record with him and that's how it was just a guest singer and uh I wrote a lot of the songs on that record with him you know so it was uh it's fun you know last year I did so many different records and it's just it's fun to do yeah any Canadian dates have you booked anything in Canada yet I haven't no I need to be nice to to get there um I'm like I said I'm gonna start being pretty busy so I'd love to do a little solo run through Canada like I do with the the drover brothers I'd like to do a solo you know and uh I just gotta make sure none of my band mates here are criminals because then I can't get in you know so yeah yeah I mean it's number one on the list listen you can't get in the Canada if you you know anything in the corner or something but when you live here it's okay but when you just can't get in probably coming back here I know our borders are very similar on on being strict you know so well unless you're coming in through the Mexican border then it's you know it's not quite as strict here well I mean you're you're I'm assuming you're you're you're pretty clean because if you're flying all over the world and they're letting you in you must be good to go right I don't have anything what's sad at a DUI from when they were 18 30 years ago you know you gotta get all you gotta pay all the stuff and get paperwork it's like come on you know I mean don't you got more to worry about than somebody you got a DUI 30 years ago okay yeah right yeah so I'm pretty I don't have it as of now the the Canadian whammy's probably gonna get me again I'll probably walk out here to luckily I haven't got you know because all my presence I got this year I've shoplifted so luckily I haven't gotten caught feeling any that's right and you've got a good doctor on the corner of what street again I think it was 8th and 7th and 6th and 7th street so he's good he's got a little cartons a hot dog stand but then he's you know he doesn't sell wieners if he sells good the good stuff he's got the good stuff yeah yeah yeah on that note just to make sure because I don't do drugs any and I very seldomly drink so that's probably why my voice is in good shape well you know and yes you listen to this album and you can witness how good a shape your voice is in that's for sure so well thank you thank you and congratulations on the weight loss too that's what we're talking about right before you got on yeah Tim's a awesome weight there you know he's on a 90 days in jail will do that to you all right man appearing appearing soon on television 90 days in jail or Tim Ripper Oren's yep can't wait to see you can't wait to see you with a KK's priest man I think that's going to be the highlight of the year wherever you're playing always good talking to you and let's do it person next time you bet all the best for the holidays oh we still got to take that picture of you in my kitchen with food like blaze yes we do remember that talk about it all right all right man talk soon bye


The photograph itself doesn't interest me. I want only to capture a minute part of reality and the Cartier impression.


Hello everyone, this is Amit Dan of Adon Channel. On this channel, I publish financial, non-financial and travel review just like the one you are watching right now. If you like what you see, please consider subscribing and give it a thumbs up. Today, I'll be unboxing a camera which is Canon Powershot Elf 360HS. So, I just purchased this camera on the Black Friday sale and today I'll be unboxing the camera. Let's start. Okay, so it looks like there's only one box inside the package. So, the box is not that big box, it's a small box. So, the Canon Powershot Elf 360HS. This is a 20.2 megapixel camera and it's got a full HD, 1020p and the capture, image captures at 7.2 frame per second and it got 12 times optical zoom and then it's also got built-in Wi-Fi and NFC to connect with other devices and then it comes with a 3.0 inch LCD display. So, let's start opening up. Okay, so the first thing we have is a small warranty card and this is just a regular warranty card which would come with any electronic product you'd buy. And let's take this out. Okay, so we have this wrapped around into separate packages and let's take it out here. Okay, so here's the camera. It's a small, nice looking camera, very light, it's not heavy and you can put it in your pocket or even you can put it in your purse or anywhere. And here's the on-off button. Let's press and see if it works. I'm not sure how much battery it has or if even the battery is inside the camera. No, it looks like it doesn't. Okay, so we'll just leave it here. And let's see what else we have inside the box. Okay, so it looks like you have another. We have a brochure or manual or instruction guide and it's all wrapped in together and we'll just leave it here for now. Here, this one looks like it could be the charger. Yes, so this is the charger. So the fact I like about this charger is that you can fold the pin and this would easily fit in your pocket or small travel bag or in your purse. So this is a good feature that you can fold this way. And then we have some accessory looks like this is you can this is to attach it to the camera or to the camera bag and you can hand it and you can hang it on your shoulder or with your wrist. So here we have the camera and okay, so I'm not able to turn the camera on. So I have a feeling that there may not be any charge on the battery. So battery has to be charged and once I charge the battery and take some test clips, then I'll just add it to the video and then you'll be able to see everything all together. But the impression, the first impression by looking at the camera that it's a nice little cute camera and the black color is really, hello everyone. So I have had a few days to try out this camera. The first problem it occurred that it cannot connect to my laptop wirelessly. I tried different doing different things installing different software but none of them seem to work. I wouldn't mind that it's not a big deal because the camera was able to connect it to my one plus one cell phone and which because I can transfer using my cell phone I don't have to use my camera. So that's not a big problem. Then once I started taking picture, the major problem occurred is that the camera actually doesn't work good in low light. So whenever if you're indoor or if it's at night or even if you're outside it's cloudy or in the evening or at dawn, then the camera is taking very bad quality video with lots of blurriness and graininess. So the video comes blurry and grainy. And I tried all the settings and everything and nothing seemed to be fixing that. So I have a feeling that the problem with this camera that first thing it cannot, it takes terrible picture in low light, in indoor pictures like you know at home and outside when it's cloudy or evening or when it's dark. So the video quality I'll be putting those after this video and you can judge by yourself that how bad quality picture it takes. My cell phone even takes a much better quality picture than this camera indoor and outdoor. And then I tried the camera in bright daylight and still I'm not having a very clear video quality when I put them on TV or on my laptop. So I went through all the settings and everything. I went through auto mode and trying changing various things, balance and color, everything, anything possible you can think of. But it just doesn't work. So I'm sorry to say that I feel bad buying this camera because the quality of video and picture is not what I expected. My cell phone, the cell phone I'm doing the video right now is Sony Xperia XA takes better pictures, better videos than this camera. And in the daytime the videos are so so not bad. You can watch them but it's gonna be like in a blurry or grainy. However, if you take videos at night or indoor or cloudy day, it's gonna be really terrible. You even will not be able to post them or on YouTube or show them to someone else. So, overall I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy this camera. And I'm not sure this is the problem with just my one set or all line of Canon L360 HS. However, because of what happened with this camera, in the future I'll think twice buying Canon again. Although my friend mentioned that Canon DSLR cameras are better, their point and shoot cameras are not that good quality. However, any type of camera in the future if I have to buy, I'll recline, I'll incline to Sony or other brands. I'll skip Canon 100%. So at this time, at this point, I'll be just like you know, keeping the camera and will keep trying different settings. But I doubt that it's gonna be able to fix the problem I have. Because I took so many short clips and put them on YouTube in private viewing. And I checked all of them with different settings by myself. And none of the videos are coming clear or coming in equality that I'm gonna be able to post it for private public viewing. So you'll see the all the test clips and everything I have gathered right after this video.  So that's all for today and keep an eye on my channel. If you like what you see, don't forget to subscribe and please give it a thumbs up. Thank you. That's all for now. Okay, here is an example how blurry or grainy the camera is at night. I'm trying to come close so you can see that it's blurry. However, it's gonna be difficult to record this with another camera. But let's try. Okay, okay, so see if you can, you cannot see that good. But you can, it's visible that whenever it's low light or at night, the camera is very blurry or grainy. And then it shows up on the video or picture you take. However, if you take any smartphone and you turn on the video or you try to record the video, then actually smartphone camera is clearer than this Canon L360. You can see the clearness on the smartphone screen and it's crisp clear. However, and it takes the same clear video and pictures at night or low light. And the Canon is taking grainy or blurry pictures and videos if it's at night or low light. It's really bad or poor quality.


Hello everybody! This video is about how to disable Windows Defender in Windows 10 Creators Update and remove its icon from the system tray. Some of the advice will also work with other builds of Windows. Windows 10 Creators Update, build 17.03, has received many functional improvements. They include a new application, Windows Defender Security Center, which was previously known as Windows Defender Control Panel. This application makes it easier to control security and privacy options. However, if you are using a third-party antivirus software, you may want to disable the built-in system protection, but there can be problems because of the new and unusual interface. Let's see how to disable Windows Defender properly and how to hide the Defender icon from the system tray. To open the interface of this build in antivirus and to Defender in Windows Search field and select the link, Windows Defender Security Center. You can also get there by right-clicking on its icon in the system tray and selecting Open. To disable the protection, do the following. Click Settings icon in the lower left corner of the screen. In the window that opens, click on Virus and Thread Protection settings. In the next tab, drag the sliders for real-time protection, cloud-based protection and automatic sample submission to disable them. As a result, Windows Defender antivirus protection will be disabled. Remember that after some time, the protection will be activated automatically again unless your system has a third-party antivirus. So it is only a temporary solution. Certainly, you can disable the system antivirus every time it is automatically enabled, but there are also methods to disable the Defender for good. There are two ways to disable Windows Defender forever in Windows 10. Please keep in mind that one of the ways will only work with some versions of the operating system. For example, Group Policy Editor is a component of Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise. To disable Windows Defender with this editor, do the following. Right-click on the Start menu and select Run. Enter gpedit.msc and press Enter. Then go to Local – Computer Policy, Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, Windows Defender. When you are there, find the policy – Turn off Windows Defender. Double-click on it. In the window that opens, set the policy value to Enabled and apply the changes. After that, in the same Windows Defender section, go to the folder Real Time Protection. When you are there, find the policy – Turn off Real Time Protection. Double-click on it. In the window that opens, set the policy value to Enabled and apply the changes. Windows Defender is disabled after these changes are applied. To restore functionality of the application, you will have to set the policy value to Disabled or Not Configured. The system antivirus can also be disabled in Windows Registering. To do it, right-click on the Start menu and select Run. Enter regedit.exe and press Enter. Go to the Registry key. H key – Local Machine, Software, Policies, Microsoft, Windows Defender. If you see a property named Disabled and Despairware, change its value to 1 to Disabled Windows Defender. If this property doesn't exist, right-click on the Windows Defender icon in the left navigation pane of the editor, select New, Deword 32-bit Value. Name it Disabled and Despairware and set its value at 1. In order to enable Windows Defender later, change this value into 0 or just delete these settings. After that, in the Windows Defender section, create a key named Real Time Protection. To do it, right-click on the Windows Defender icon in the left navigation pane of the editor, select New, Key, name it Real Time Protection. In the key Real Time Protection, create a Deword 32-bit Value and name it Disabled Real Time Monitoring. Assign the value data 1. If there is already a key named Real Time Protection in the Windows Defender section, go there, double-click on Disabled Real Time Monitoring and change its value data to 1 to Disabled Windows Defender. If you disable Windows Defender with the help of local group policy, this value will be created automatically. In order to enable Windows Defender later, change this value data into 0 or just delete this value. Windows Defender Security Center shows a particular icon in the system tray, which becomes visible after you install Windows 10 Creators Update. It starts with the system and appears in the tray. Disabling the icon does not have any side effects. If you want to get rid of it, just do the following. Start Task Manager. Go to the Startup tab. Find the line Windows Defender Notification icon. Click on this item and select Disable.  As a result, the Windows Defender icon will not appear in the system tray. If none of the methods helped you, you can try using search party software meant to disable Windows Defender in Windows 10. However, you should use this method only after other variants failed, because you cannot know for sure what exactly such program does in the background and what register values it changes. Visit our channel to watch a video about the rating of best free antiviruses that you can use instead of Windows Defender. Find the link in the description. That is all for now. If you liked this video, click the like button below and subscribe to our channel to see more. We'll be glad to answer any questions in comments. Thank you for watching and good luck.


So I'd like to start today talking about the Kubernetes for Java developers Those that want to take a seat feel free. You are all welcome to stay and see the session My name is Rafael Benevides. Let me introduce myself. I work at Red Hat as a director of developer experience My role in Red Hat is to help developers to be more productive with open source tools in general and Especially with Red Hat technologies If you can get in touch with me by my email address, which is Rafa Benevides at redhat.com But you can also find me and follow in Twitter. I will really appreciate if you have feedback of this session By using my Twitter handle Rafa Bene I've been a Java developer for a while and now I'm more much more involved with containers And that's why I like to talk to you today But before that, I like to invite you to join the micro profile lunch that will happen on Thursday 11 30 to 2 p.m. And Also invite you to join the Red Hat developers portal which is a portal that provides Value valuable resources for developers like free access to products free ebooks Bug posts any kind of resources that can make your life easier. So let's start Focusing on our Main subject here, which is place your application your Java application inside containers And how it can be orchestrated and managed by Kubernetes Let me start with a question Have you any one of you run ran Java application inside a container or ever use the Docker container the question is Is that Java supposed to be? Portable between environments. Why would you put your Java application inside containers? Well, of course, we have a lot of advantages when you run inside containers. We have We can not only amped it and your application, but you can place your Your application server configured with data sources with files environment variables package everything together and that will be Isolated process that you can send to the production But we have a lot of problems when for example when we run Docker run and the name of the image you have a single process running in a single machine, but What happens when you have a lot of containers running in multiple machines? How would you handle port conflicts? How would you know what versions of these containers are running? How will do you update them? So to solve that problem, I like to introduce you to Kubernetes Kubernetes is a project from Google and It uses the Google expertise with containers They use internal project called Borg, but they got that knowledge and released it Released it this open-source project that manages containers So instead of talking I like to show you how that works. I have here An application a Java application That there is a POM XML file. It's by the way, it's a micro profile application that I want to build the application build the fetcher and Place that inside a Docker image So that's what I'm doing now as you can see it's a pure Maven build it's compiling all the Java sources It's producing a war file, but now with the wildfire swarm plug-in I will get this war file and Place it together with the wildfly and create a fetcher Now that I have this fetcher this wildfire swarm fetcher I'm am that this inside a container that has already the open The Java open JDK. I'm setting up setting up an environment variable and now I have this image running For those of you who have a used Docker containers, can you give me a tip? How can I run this in a Docker container? Let's do it together We would do Docker run right The next thing is dash D to create a detached process Then it's also a good practice to give it a name This is a the guest book service. So I would Call it guest book service, right and plus the name of the image Right To run that with Kubernetes. I do I can I replay Kubernetes by Cube CTL run, I Don't need to specify the dash D because it will already created a detached process the name is the second parameter and the Name of the image Will be the third parameter So as you can see it's very similar, but I can also specify that I want I want two replicas of this container running So once that I execute it it will create a replication controller Let's see how that behaves inside OpenShift as You can see here. I created two containers running Each one of these containers has its own IP address. So this is the IP it has the IP 172.05 172.04 I Can do a cube CTL get pods to see those containers So I have here the two replicas and the my sequel that I previously deployed I can even follow the logs of them. So Cube CTL logs Dash F and the name of the pod so I can see here that the application is started But the purpose of the replication controller is to keep always true replicas running So suppose Let me do here the following thing What I will do now is to kill one of this process. So let me execute a terminal inside one of this Java process as You can see I have here the JBoss the JBoss Process running the Java process. I Will do a kill one It killed the process But immediately Kubernetes it started a new one If I do a cube CTL get pods I can see that I have now two pods running it restarted the existing pod again That's the purpose of replication controllers But now this container It could be suppose that I have multiple nodes and If the entire node crashed down it will Recreate this pod in another node and very likely with an different IP address. So to use this service I can't rely on the IP of these pods. I I Like to create an abstraction to access those containers and that's the purpose of Kubernetes service. So what I will do now is expose this replication controller using the port 8080 and when I do that I Create a service that it has its own IP address So when I access this service It will be it will do a load balancing between this two or ten or a thousand pods that I can Execute at the same time another nice feature about Heaven service is that it allows me to have an easy service in discovery. For example as I told you I have here My sequel my sequel database running This Java application connects to this my sequel, but how can I find this in this cluster? So let me show you how I can do that something that I can do with Kubernetes or with open shift besides reading the logs here in the web terminal I can open a new terminal and type commands like For the the one that I did I can see the process, but I can also ping My my service which is called my sequel because inter inside the cluster. I have a software defined network Another thing that I could use to locate this database running is use environment variables, so Among this environment variables that were created I have the my sequel service host or my sequel service port Let me see if I have it also the guest book No, the guest book will have them on the next On the next pod. Well, this is one of the easiest way to create containers but what I like to do is to keep the definitions of these pods and ports and and labels running inside files Because for example, I would get here the next service that I want to run I want to run the front-end to access this back-end service in Java Instead of typing Cube CTL run the name of the image the name of the port the net the port I Prefer to keep it inside a YAML file because there I can Store that in github I can Version that I can easily add labels. I can easily change the replicas and change all the meta the datas and Suppose that I want to run now The other Parts of my application it will be easy as do a cube CTL create Specifying the files the front-end replication controller and the front-end service. I Have another microservice here called hello world replication controller and replic and It's service and when I do that with a single command it will read all of those files and create this Microservices for me So as you can see it will start you can easily see the image that it was Used the image that we're used here And now I need to access this application Something that I can do with OpenShift is create a route That so I can access with my browser inside this container So let me use it here. I will give it a name for example. Let's say Java one and I will use an External DNS here ten one two two Neep dot IO. It's in Neep dot IO is a service that resolves to any IP address that I place it here Once that I create the route I can just click here at the host name that I specified and I Have the application running So it's a very very simple application. Let's let's do some tests here Hi, my name is Raphael and the message is welcome to red hat Booth this triggered this access the Guestbook service and the hello world service and my application But you might wonder that sometimes containers are Supposed to be ephemeral. I have a database running here What would happen if this? My sequel died Let's do the same thing. Let's Kill this container. So let's get the pod Let me access inside the pod create a bash psaxu Let's kill my sequel and Yeah, you can see that replication controller detected that my sequel died and restarted it Automatically, but let's try to use our application again This is my this is a new test and as you can see it restarted reload the same database because Inside this pod I have a percent volume That keeps my data So no matter how how many times I kill no matter how many issues the this Application can face the replication controller will always keep it running If you want to know more about cuban it is I like to invite everybody here to join Three hours lab where we will go through each one of these details of cuban it is We will also show open shift that I just presented here to you. It will be now tomorrow on On the Houston here on the hilton here on franciscan room cnd. You are very welcome to be there Don't forget to subscribe at developers dot red hat dot red hat dot com And if you have any questions any feedback of this presentation Please feel free to add me at Twitter. My Twitter handle is raffa bene and I Really like to thank you the presence of all of you here Thank you