Shout out to everybody here on book map. Thank you for jumping on in. We'll get into it in a second. Just give me a chance to get situated here Tempting to get some decentralized coins here Excellent, we know it's running though. That's the good sign. Let me get situated inside of the Book map room and we'll get ready to go. All right All right, welcome everyone here in discord and in YouTube. Appreciate you for being here and Jumping on in with us. Thank you so much We're gonna jump on into big book map as we speak Bam there. I am Watching this new day decks on Solana, which is interesting, you know the jupe so definitely something I'm watching and paying attention to very very closely All right, let's break it down. Let's talk about Bitcoin. We had a really good time trading Bitcoin We talked about this coin to Kuzana last night, but anyway, let's talk about BTC and order flow. That's what we're here for That's what it's all about Let's take a look at Bitcoin Wow, we got another pump back up to 43 439 You know My system suggests, you know, let's clean this up. Let's get to where we're at. Sorry So we showed you we were inside this symmetrical triangle and we you know, we got the gap We got all this we can get rid of this We found the bearish div that then played out when we got the drop back down But we held the trend line that we were you know, this trend line held so far so good And we could see that we were consolidating inside of this tight symmetrical triangle I'm gonna even just gonna get rid of these for now So that's what I'm seeing Bitcoin's in the yellow symmetrical triangle, right? That's what we're going for the length of the base is the target and we're either breaking further to the upside like so We're gonna be breaking further to the downside, right? This is a 50-50 pattern as we get tighter in the zone Seven minutes just a nice pump back to the upside the one hour usually could tell you what's gonna happen To these triangles and see the one hour is super low And if we look at the one hour by itself the one hour is just still inside of a bull flag You just put this in right here and say hey, that's a flag for the one hour That's its measured moves in the measure the one hour wants to pump also the four hour Get away from everything you got above the 200 SMA in the four-hour time frame And now you're flagging out above that it's very bullish sign like and I tell everyone that's why I opened up the long that I'm instilled to this you know and You know, we got that pumped to 43 six today. That was a nice move Futures got higher Now is there a trade to be had we'll kind of look at the smaller time frames But I like so I'm more bullish than barriers because Bitcoin's above the 200 SMA in the four hour And we were way below it and we creeped back above it Really good sign that the buyers are coming back into the market stronger than the sellers Period. Otherwise, you can't get above that moving average the way we did 15 minute looks like an aggressive long is on hand. So look see that 15 minute how it's kind of curving now We do have a lot of manipulation today with the Fed meeting tomorrow So just be careful the Bitcoin is showing signs of bullishness like regardless You have lack of bullish momentum on the MACD if I look at the MACD by itself and open it up It was very small or not exactly just not a lot of anything there tight, right? Moving averages are very close together telling us that something's brewing and we tested this this area of support and we bounced off of it Looks interesting to me So it tells me that there's a possible trade here on the 15 minute time frame Entry would be now Take profit would be somewhere about here. Yeah, probably like 44 130 And I would keep my stop below all this, you know for that that swing low there Try to get higher to make it three to one if I had to get to 44 397 It's a trade. I like I like this trade And I'm thinking of setting up this trade right now. It's always you're not going to be a smaller swing trade Well, let's take a look. We sold the top of that bang. We nailed that And we sold we sold here and we sold there Two profitable trades already today on the live stream boom and boom. We caught both these perfects like You know call it luck call it whatever you want, but things went our way today on the live pretty awesome So this is what we're looking at nice trend line nice trend line A move is coming very soon. I may not trade it. I'm still I never know what I'm gonna trade until I finally finally open the trade even now it's like I Believe I'm going to do it, but you never know until you actually hit the enter button, right? So this is this is how I would set up the trade Right there three to one record ratio even like those candles with the wicks out So this is the trade and see the curvature there. That's interesting and the one-hour looks good there's there's Arguments for either way for sure 44168 and see I always use a stop every trade So many people I'll I never use a stop because I get stopped out every time like you sound like someone that loses a lot of money If I lose a hundred bucks the account goes back to 142 and I can easily come back from that I'll be fine if I make another 300 it'd be great. Let's take a look at the five It's okay The one low The only thing not my favorite is that four-hour time frame If we flip the 200 SM in the five even better chance, we're gonna get the move So I'm gonna take the trade. It's three to one Very small amount in the trade 200 bucks 17,000 89x leverage though, right there leverage is pretty high But there you go, and you can see there's the stop. There's the take profit It doesn't really matter what the leverage is as long as you use the proper risk management like see I'm using supporter resistance and Nothing changes everyone gets so excited when they get created, you know, but nothing changes. It's just the same trade the same exact rate Nothing crazy All right Hope that makes sense to everybody and there you go. That's we're up a buck. Yeah, I'm not saying who knows We'll see where this goes. This is a 50-minute trade should take when I trade the 50 minute It takes anywhere between it take 10 to 15. Usually that's very big. I think it could take three hours, right? It all depends Let's take a look at book map and what book map is showing us See book map has this big liquidity above us that it built in didn't have as much and it's just getting thicker and thicker So it's telling us that hey, I definitely want to liquidate these shorts that are going for the you know, so We have the liquidity above us to liquidate the shorts. I don't see why we won't like lost price action there I really book map on for like seven hours straight likes and seven in the morning I usually give it a restart say hit save though definitely save it when you restart it Let it sit for a second load it back up Book map takes out a lot of energy, so Livestream today took out a lot of my energy. I'll be honest.  It's like losing 10,000, you know I'm a teacher and a mentor that people look up to you like And I know I know there's probabilities, but I feel like I am supposed to hit right So there's a lot of pressure whenever I open up a trade no matter how big or small it is It doesn't matter to me. It's about the win. It's got we got a win, right? So more liquidity to the upside than to the downside for sure Okay, which tells us that we could easily get pushed up, right? I wouldn't I would not short when I see that much liquidity above us. We got 43,000 We never hit it today though. They attempted to nail it, but they couldn't get us that low We still may go lower. We're in a symmetrical triangle either way you could play out and there it's a manipulative day with Fed meeting tomorrow, I expect basically mostly chopped sideways price action, but you never know anything as possible So, yeah, I'm sitting. I'm not much to say kind of I'm waiting for the liquidity go further to the upside for here. I Look at the smaller time frames to see if there's anything to scalp. We'll do BTC U. S. D. P We'll hit the Mexi perpetual so like right off the bat like look you have a symmetrical triangle here now Right on the one minute. He's really exactly what you have in the Ford is the smaller version of it They mainly break down when I see you know these these patterns mainly break to the downside But you have to say there you have to give them their 50-50 extra piece I also never drink coffee is just a caffeine crash. Is that when you like do you crash an hour later? When is the one is Like this guy has the most energy in the world.  I give everything I have to that last dream like every like I am on. It's my life right, it's it's my baby that thing and It brought me All the success I have is just going live every day like everything came from that. I put my all into that thing. It's It's a live artistic performance, you know, see how you lost the 200 SMA there.  That's all there's really nothing else Sometimes trading is weight is a waiting game, right? So we're waiting for the liquidity to the upside right now And there's my trade. I gave you the trade with the risk They're not much else. I can say We got liquidity to the upside for Bitcoin. I'm using the book map perpetual settings Should make this so much more exciting right like it's all we're going to the moon right now Casper in a 3000 long what a lot more than what's good Casper in a $3,000 lemon water, please Kavi seems to be wearing off Sam. Yeah, how can we take a picture of the market like this before the Fed meeting? You I don't you know as far as I know I cannot buy a jube yet after the airdrop It will be available and the airdrop is long is no longer accepting the people the snapshot is taking already There's a fate a few fake jubes will be careful. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, I couldn't get you yep So you got to wait it is gonna come to Maxi very fast So the second it opens I would I would try to limit it immediately man because that's I've been seeing those things Play out crazy What about them? Wow, it's like a one-on-one. Yeah, as far as I know you cannot. Yeah, exactly Do they let you play music on here same? I don't I've never asked so I don't you know I don't you don't know with their copyright ideas so you can't you know if you're professional you don't do stuff like that You don't mix Business with pleasure we could ask maybe they could provide a music. You know we could go over that but I I don't know You know it's kind of neat and it's it's it's a Waste of our times to talk about I think like people want to hear this what's going on That's more mentoring the game shout out to life or Adam. Thank you for being here Appreciate it, and I'm really not a fan of the trade to like that. It's kind of like, you know, we're dying down now Sorry, I don't stop. I want to see the perpetual Probably down right 18. Yeah, I like losing 50 minute rolling over below the 200 One minute showing like more downside shoulder head shoulder rejected by the 200 kind of how it begins for the dumpage Do you think that Jupiter would do something like Manta when the moment he got Lizette on maxi? Yes, I believe it will yeah Definitely because people will sell but enough people will buy in what up Sammy I don't know you're on here, but wherever you are. I'm at shout out to Jamal, man. I love you, bro Thank you. You're the man, dude We did Casper support on Leisure today Oh We did that's a good sign That's great. Don't bit my first book map session double live today. Nice. Awesome, man I shared the stream. Thank you. Can you share your book map settings? Yeah, they're very simple So we'll go over it like I'll unsubscribe to the perpetual right You're back. Oh, no, he can't see book map now. I got you know some other stuff going on to dole So the first thing you got to do is you got to go to configure and You have to look at what you want I like book map data and then you have to add or remove the platform and then you'll have it here as a connection Okay, you'll add the connection there So you you'll move it up here and add the connection and then you'll see the connection here book map data All right, that's the first thing you got to do is configure your connection Once you've configured your connection You got to go down here and click the connection that you've configured If you can click book map data click on it DX feed at real time is for then as that click on that as well Okay Bang now you're connected, but you don't have anything here, right? So now you push this button You click Bookmap you want multi books you come up here and you click what you you'll only be able to pick what you subscribe to now And I only have DX feed configured and book map data. So you'd click book map data Once you click book book map data, you're gonna come down here and you're gonna type in book map BTC sorry BTC USD tether right perpetual futures buy it okay X and Then tick size 10 1 5 right you can make it however you want. I Like 10 or 1 I keep it at 10 right and size granularity you can change that too, right and Hit subscribe once you hit subscribe boom, it'll show up And you'll see you know Bitcoin on the chart give it some time to load and again I get that API data flowing and there you have it All right, and they can see it's by 10 bucks because the tick size was $10 see 10 20 30 You can change it to 100 you can change it to a buck, right? It'll be more sensitive depending on how you how you want it Getting a dump now for Bitcoin see doing right right down to the bottom of the other pattern there. I Didn't really love the man kind of a head and shoulder and below the 200 smas Not the best son. I may just bail on the 39 Now I'm two for one today, and I didn't you know, I just didn't even need to trade I traded the liquidity shoulder head shoulder That looks like you know, I'm not a fan of that honestly When I get out I usually this I usually use this or I raised my stop loss to break even Like I'll just move my stop like a really close You see like something like that So I just can't lose any more than 40 bucks if I'm not loving the trade Still could play out over time if I just leave it alone, you know, there's a chance Someday I just don't want to be in a trade anymore.  Hey, can I get this can I get you just you don't never say no And eventually you realize you're just spread too thin And I didn't want to lose $48 it's kind of pisses me off See how it keeps the stop right in front even as you move price action to Very intuitive knowing what you want knowing how you want to be so I lost that trade. It's okay This one actually was doing pretty good to 300 to 43 280 now Bitcoin struggling. Let's take a look And I didn't really lose the trade I just didn't want to be in it anymore. I'll be honest with everybody I'm getting kind of cranky. Daddy needs his dad. He needs his lunch. All right The book map streams are hard for me I'll be honest because I end my stream and I'm pretty tired and This is what I would usually eat something right and then I got into looking for jute for an hour straight and playing games And moving money around and I said B&B and I didn't even need to and I got to run it back and turn it into Solana and just It's just a mess, you know You can't even get jute anyway, so I thought I could get it early bird, but I could not 50 minute doesn't look good to this looks like a dumpage And I would have lost more money you see that so like I'm pretty good at cutting things off when I don't when I'm not Look the seven minute lost the 200 That means you're gonna go to like likely to the 15 minute 200. Where is that all the way down here? so I'm more bearish than bullish right now for Bitcoin At the present moment in time Unless if this bounces and gets above then I'll change my story, right? But right now We'll see could have been a liquidity grab to remember like it was look. I came right back up Symmetrical triangle just watch it Leave your trades. Yeah, I should just left my trade at the stop like I always like whenever I'm metal with my trades That's when I use lose money when I just leave the trades alone with the stop where it's at right But I also forced myself to trade when I'm live sometimes even when I just you know just be like hey I'm live. I should open up a trade, right? So I got I learned that balance.  It's you know, it's so that's it There's really nothing I'm not I can't really reinvent the wheel today when it comes to book mount, right? liquidity further to the upside great a little they still building something lower though 40 to 5 isn't we're not out of the water yet and You know symmetrical triangles mainly break to the downside Mainly break we almost kind of have a descending triangle in here, too Like it's it's somewhat of a descender there that could drop right is it difficult to keep your energy bottle now and Stay like serious professional No Lemon water for energy. Stay away today. Either I'll be sad. I missed out or happy. I didn't get in. Yep What I'm saying we didn't know you were on here, but wherever you are. I'm out there. Thank you, Jamal Teach I'm curious and what your best day on crypto ever was that changed everything for you. I Mean everyone thinks it's this one moment in time But usually it's a culmination of many many many many many days, you know the best moment I remember to see a coin. I remember making, you know, it took like about a month or two but I I got him to see a coin below a penny and it went to like eight cents or something and I turned I don't know three or four grand into 40,000 and I remember looking at the 40 grand in My kitchen and my one bedroom apartment in Queens and being like This is different like life like I made $40,000 on one thing, you know, and I was like I could probably do this again Right and again and and so Yeah, just interesting All right far from that my friend shot it to after I was investing. Yeah, he's a yo man He's like I'm like one of the number one supporters of the life of bro That was a big moment so see a coin I always remember see a coin Tron I got into Tron and Tron hit really nice hit hard Bnb when I got into a bucket it would go to like 300 bucks that that changed my life 300xing Cardano, I got in at two cents and it went to a dollar thirty one I made a beautiful XRP trade from like 160 up to like three to thirty one I remember I put a lot of money in it And so it was just a swing trade, but it was great Bitcoin cash I wrote from 600 to $2,700 when it made that crazy move up when it was like battling Bitcoin for Segwit So many a man, I mean I've traded so many coins in my life and bought and sold and I Can't even believe what I've been what I've done as a trader like it just doesn't even I Just keep forging ahead to the next day now at this point just leaving a trail of trades behind me in my life, you know Look at that They just liquidity grad and brought it right back up today's like a false move Monday really weird So I should have just left the trade alone My trades go better when I don't look at them when I make them and I just walk away because look I just wouldn't need I wouldn't have seen that I was down there and it wouldn't have mattered And technically like the idea is sound right the trend line still intact. It's still a symmetrical triangle There's where there was no reason to leave the trade So there you have it Even I make mistakes And that's why it's not about once you have a system you can ruin the system over and over again if you want You got to let the stuff you have to let it do what it does. You got to let it play out What was crazy? They brought it to you know whipped it up and down there lost the 200 SMA, but My bad so used to catch in them. I was a little late to the party. No worries, man It's a choice not a mistake Hey, all right, whatever you want. Okay? Hey, Liver Hey, John winners Just give me so much confidence that I'm learning from one of the best who has at least more than 10 years in the market The ups and downs the cycles Thank you for educating us. Hey, you're welcome and I have been through a lot like, you know My reputation precedes me, you know, and that's that's life everyone gets the degrees They all want but it's it's the people who really on the ground floor people that do it people that touch it People that do it for a living really make it happen, right? Those are the people That you really truly want to learn from Amen, man. Thank you Yeah, I expect just this kind of choppy price action till we find our way in or out of this There's stochastics on the 15 minutes say we can get a pump One there one there work boom. We're expecting the third one one two three is a charm While 374 now Now there was like really no round were basically where we entered the trade I just didn't want to see it dump like 500 bucks to you know Personally look the 15 minute. I mean it might original instincts say the 15 minute Symmetrical and look because the stokes are curving we could get a pump out But you never know this is really weird price. It's acting like a third like a Saturday or a Friday at Thursday afternoon You know with that kind of like dragging on just like It's lower volume people are waiting to see what's gonna happen for for the Fed meeting So that's it. You can take this trade either way stop or not. I know it's completely up to you You do what makes you happy But that's what I see happening for Bitcoin at the present moment in time That's how we set up our book map Settings right and wherever the darker red is we're likely to go 44 5 4 4 4 So what that's telling us is that it's kind of like someone may know that there's gonna be a boot and move up, right? Like okay, they're gonna be dovish right 300 percent gains up. Damn it. It's gonna get crazy That curves interesting One two right kind of a double bottom boom But there's a break out there Now we'd be in the money that trade would be in the money now see I Always go I my trading system is great. Don't don't second-guess it Sammy. That's what it is It's always a 412 tight We're getting tight and see how those moving averages get very close together It's a good sign that something is gonna move to the upside to be honest Especially when you've made it through a high volume node like that. It's a very bullish sign Makes me want to get back in the saddle and just take my wins That looks like definitely high Probability is gonna pump. Look there it goes. You'd be in the money now So left my trade alone now be definitely in the money and it was low stochastic Even the RSI, you know, I put the RSI on a pattern like so So I go into 43 390. Yeah, I would have been up pretty nice, but not even that much honestly Like barely 50 bucks, but that's it if I would trade anything. It's a stop below this to the upside And I apologize everyone. I am just absolutely Exhausted Not that bad, but I just Sam killing that coffee ready to kill some more charts Will you be live tomorrow when Jerome Paul talks in the Fed? Yes, I will yeah I'll tell my story and in the testimonials. Thank you I also wanted to thank you a lot I now watch you for over a year now and I only copied a bit of your view and how you think I made a Lot of progress this month and there's more to come God bless you and that's the key man to help you get somewhere. All right X AI on the move already. I love that Yeah, and it looked nice to me. There's things hot I like the cup and handle that it's in and looking like it could go higher, right? So I'm looking for that thing You need to rest. Thank you Zaps biz appreciate that and everyone. I'm just uh I'm never really verified it, but I'm just gonna I'm gonna cut this a little short. I believe wow It looks like we go to 500 now though Exciting to see price action right now for Bitcoin Bitty Bitty Bitcoin She knows yeah And look we have a lot of stuff in the trading group I've been super active just ripping through the group and there's just been so much to pay attention to and there's been gains Just this is so many gains all over the place. It's ridiculous. I Can't believe it. What's up D shuffle pants? Wow The ambience in on this channel is like an airplane Is that good or bad? Welcome to your captain. We are flying at 385,000 feet 3000 30,000 feet on Your destination to sunny Miami Unbelievable so now you're toying with the trend line breakage, but not above it yet, but you're toying with it Can't get above it if you see her if we see ourselves overbought on stokes in the seven Yeah, it could be telling us say 15 minutes still has the aggressive curvature on those stochastics telling us That's kind of what got me going in the first place telling us we could get the move So the 15 minute looks good tight moving averages curving stochastics. Tell us this could be a winner I'd even know but NT NT entered a trade here like at this at these exact junction We're at 390 last time. It's fourth 40. It's basically a very similar trade However, 189 now, right? See that how it changes And that's where it gets me. We'd have to go for a higher tar yet So, you know 20 30 blocks can change the entire trade when it comes to leverage trading That's one thing too. I don't think people take into account fully and I'll keep like the one second chart Open somewhere else to right now in the one second. I see kind of like a little ascending triangle here. See no love there at all That's why I'm I trust my trader instinct my trader instinct told me it didn't want me to chop anymore So I'm happy. I decided to pull out of the trades for now, you know Definitely happy for that so much to look at so much to see It's how hit all-time highs TIAs, but just like the market is just out of control Truly crazy.  Look at this, you know, that's in a tighter That's gonna find it. It's gonna have to make a decision soon takes you to 43 5 19 Small time friends really tell a story, right? They're able to kind of show you what's likely happening Look at that thing boom always moving around always looking always breaking it down I got caught two weeks ago in wife Tahoe doing 90 and a 55 It was 315 could have been 550. I got so lucky college. I got caught two weeks old and wifey's Tahoe doing 94 and a 55 Why why are you driving so fast? It's usually 500 in a school zone dude. I got caught this week. I didn't mean it But I passed a school bus while I was getting students got slapped with a $250 fine Let it wiggle driving, but I'm still here bro. Smashing the likes and commenting. I had a red light. You're funny, man I found a coating the bazoon cherry floor. I can't wait to get paid. That's awesome, man Nightbot. I'll catch you guys threatening nightbot Stop spamming of mobies. Yeah, the nightbot is just funny. I don't it doesn't really know what's doing I Drive a pri as he says so impossible to speed funny. I just don't speed. I really don't I don't need cops bothering me I don't need to be in any type of situation where I need to slam all my brakes too fast My life's going so well. I don't need any outside negative forces So when I go out into Nate into the outside world like walking the mall the city I'm on my best behavior. I don't want any deal. I don't want to do you know Things are going too well for me. The only thing that can happen to me is if I go outside and I bring in negative energy into my life, right So I don't need that that's maturity. You know, my dad always said like you got to learn how to handle success All right, my daily driver makes 500 wheel horsepower. My toy Makes 1k horsepower. That's funny I was late to the day job. They caught me slipping Funny down here in florida. We drive fast three cars. I do some running. That's funny. I'm taking a break And everyone we're just going to sit and watch that sideways price action inside that symmetrical triangle for bitcoin It's kind of where we sit with the day. Okay And that's it. I'm I'm super content with that and we're just been flat ever since What would be in the money we got in at 390 so technically would be in the money But could be a resistance to right back down to the bottom So I'd watch the symmetrical triangle see where we go everyone and that's going to be your session for book map Sideway still tomorrow. Yeah, I would say sideways until tomorrow. I really would I wouldn't be surprised If they keep the price pretty much from 42 to 42 5 just kind of dancing around book map does say we go higher though Suggest that we're going to see some type of fireworks and you know, you know anything is possible We are going to have to break up or down out of this I'd say in the next hour at the very most it can't go any further sideways Liver never going to have me pick them up from the airport now. Yeah Same only play loud music that shakes every car around me.  Shout out to john. Shout out to everybody here. God bless you all I'll be back later on today Um, and may god bless each and every one of you. Thank you for being here And I'll see you on the next live stream for book map next week Have more energy. Hopefully I think it's the coffee. I never had coffee and I think coffee's not like once you're up that high It's just You gotta come somewhere, right? So everyone. I love you. I appreciate you. Thank you so much. I'll see you tomorrow


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So for example, if you're learning something on Tuesday and it's lecture 27 of biochem, just go ahead and look at your calendar and plug that in for Tuesday evening or Wednesday or whenever you feel like you have an open slot, so that way you have an appointment with that lecture to review the first time. And as a bonus step, if you can, go ahead and try to find when you'll schedule it for your second pass. Ideally the weekends work, if not a lighter day of the week, whenever you want to, but go ahead and just have those two passes kind of scheduled in, that way you'll know this is when I'll see the information first, second, and even the third time. As an alternate approach, if you're using something like Quizlet or Anki or RemNote, then a very simple strategy is reviewing everything, just like we said, the day of the lecture or the next day. But after you've reviewed the lecture, you essentially move those flashcards or those notes into a pile of reviewed lectures.


Alright. As we work through our kinetics problems, remember those are problems that involve the kinematics we started with, which was the position, velocity, acceleration, and time business that we started the class with. Then the kinetics brings into it the fact that we have forces that enable us to do all this. Specifically the acceleration. In fact, that was our first link between the two where we brought in Newton's second law that allowed us to figure out how to get a particular acceleration if we needed it, what forces would we apply, or if we had a set of forces, what acceleration would we expect to result. So there's a type of things we're working on a couple weeks ago. Then last week we looked at the work energy equation as another way to solve kinetics problems. It's not separate from this, it's actually for the most part a different take on Newton's second law that casts it into a form that made it a little bit more useful for particular types of problems. Hopefully you got the point that those problems that are position dependent usually fit particularly well in the work energy equation. Work itself had to do with distance traveled or change of position if you will. Then several of the energy terms, particularly the potential gravitational potential energy term and the elastic potential energy term very much had to do with the position of the object in any one time. Now we'll get our third and final way to solve kinetics problems that using the impulse momentum equation. So if you read the thing I put online to replace Monday's class you would already know what that is but I'll spend a couple seconds developing it and then we'll jump right into some problems. If you remember from Physics 1 how we define momentum you may not remember that we call the capital G you probably remember something like a small t which is actually a little more common for some reason our author has chosen the capital G to represent momentum but it's defined as the mass of an object times the velocity it's moving and the typical way we get a feeling for that is thinking about a very big object moving real fast is a very different situation in terms of what forces need to be applied to it to change that speed to make it go slower because there's such a huge difference in the momentum of those. So we'll take that then and do a couple things with it. For example let's look not at the momentum but the time rate of change of the momentum a lot of what we've been doing in this class has to do with the rate at which things are changing. That of course will then be d and v dt or in this special case of a constant mass then that becomes mv dot or what we might more commonly know as ma which from Newton's second law we know to be the sum of the forces acting on objects so we have a new way to look at Newton's second law as not the unbalanced forces will cause an acceleration but they'll cause a time rate of change in the momentum. That's a slightly different idea. For constant mass it is exactly the same as this but it does allow us to do problems that don't have constant mass plus it's a little bit more powerful way to look at it when we look at a forces effect changes in momentum which is a little more complete than just saying the effect changes in acceleration. So we have a very similar but slightly more powerful tool. This becomes very powerful when you get into classes like fluid dynamics that you'll probably take in the next couple of years. Alright so we've got this thing here now. Slightly new thing that the sum of the forces if unbalanced will cause a time rate of change in the momentum. We'll do a little bit with this. First just take it out of the dot form so that I get that dt then multiply through by the dt. We've done this type of thing several times in the last couple of weeks. Now we have a differential form of the very same thing and then we can integrate from time 1 to time 2 and obviously g1 to g2 and we get the Newton's second law in either form really because they are so similar in a slightly different version in that this side we now have the ability to deal with forces that are time dependent. So whereas the work energy equation worked very well for position dependent problems where the force changed with position now we can very easily deal with problems where the forces change as time progresses. This side is called the impulse. Now g1 to g2. That'll make sense. Good thing that on the video you can't even see that so there's one or what the hell right up in there. Good catch Bobby glad you're awake. Nobody else seems to be. Go down g1 to g2. Why don't you help us up here? Alright so we've got what we call the impulse on this time the amount of force applied and the amount of time for which it's applied. That just makes common sense you push on something for a little bit of time or push on it with the very same force for a lot of time you're going to do different things to it even if you're just pushing something across the floor. The other side then integrates to then that's very easy to do that integrates to just the change in the linear momentum and so that then is let's change colors give it a pink box that then is the impulse momentum equation. The amount of force applied for however long it's applied will serve to change the momentum of an object. As you saw it comes directly from Newton's second law it's not separate from Newton's second law it's just a different version of it a different picture of it if you will. So let's see there's a couple things that gave you online that you all ignored so you can go look at them but we'll just do a problem I was going to do with it today anyway that uses exactly this. So let's imagine we're doing something very simple just pushing a crate across the floor with some force however what we haven't done before is allow that force to be time varying make this 10 kilograms and the variation of the force with time will let look something like this so this is in Newton's so we've got a couple of time steps here 1, 5, 10 and 15 5, 10, 15 seconds a couple of force things we can do with that say that's 20 or in it we'll call that 100 Newton's and we'll let our force vary something like this from 0 to 10 seconds it linearly increases to 100 Newton's from 0 so you come up to the thing you don't push on it real hard then you start seeing your muscle the veins are coming out and your biceps and stuff you get excited about that so you push harder and harder and harder and it takes you 10 seconds to come up to full power then we'll let it in the next 5 seconds drop down to 20 you realize that you just can't keep it up for that long so the power drops back down and then you're comfortable with that and so it goes that way for a bit of time so if that object is starting from rest let's find out what the velocity is at some time later after you've applied a time varying force like this so let's say let's just to pick a time let's say how fast is it going 20 seconds later so we're looking for I guess what we could call v2 and that will come directly from the right hand side we'll assume it starts from rest and then the left hand side itself well you recognize that as the area under the FT graph so you can do that take a couple seconds to do that that's rather basic rather trivial even and then we'll increase our complexity with it shortly here everybody's trying to remember how to figure the area of a triangle just as I can handle this we're not that close to spring break yet it looks like we've got some coffee between this and that but the library slept a bit and still got up and made it back it must not look very far away one mile north? did you just move there recently? not at all better call a share this is inappropriate all right we'll do the same problem we'll come up with the exact same answer if we never make mistakes especially when we're integrating between g1 and g1 it's just too darn easy yeah how fast is it moving it? say 20 seconds can that be linear? huh? yeah no Jake I want you to integrate I think it's like changing area that's right there if you would place the rest of your we're already done took it at face value took it at the spirit with which it was intended maybe not face value spirit which is of course what you're looking for is the area under that graph up to 20 seconds that's the amount of momentum that was transferred to the block and that's what forces do for a lot of work what we're going to do as an engineer especially if you go into something like fluid mechanics it's going to be really important oh yeah it's transfer momentum got an answer Alex? check with someone don't give it to me check with someone be friendly there you go we don't agree just 90 oh come on 90 check around I imagine most of you broke it into a triangle there a triangle here and then a rectangle there I would think be easiest but it's not that's if you want you can come up with the equations here and actually integrate them but oh you're going to get the area of the triangle anyway but came up with what 90 was the general agreement yeah yeah if you got 85 that doesn't sound like the area of a square let's double check obviously well either it just worked because you guys were paying attention to it but what are the units here on impulse don't be shy do these seconds is that the same as the units on momentum which are meters per second those same units otherwise they wouldn't be equal barring a mistake at the board but we sure wouldn't count on that so alright so we're going to change this problem a little bit we're going to need some more board space so I'll move it over here same general deal we have that very same force we have that time set up there rewrite it so we have it here we expand this problem a little bit to change things a little bit this isn't the deal in real life this isn't what happens what really happens is that we have friction in these types of problems so let's throw that in I'm going to give you a static coefficient of 0.4 and a kinetic coefficient of 0.3 but everything else is the same so I caution you not to just jump into it too quickly without thinking of how this changes the situation naturally you expect that the velocity with which we'll end this problem will be less and we need to find out how much less but how does it change this problem we need a certain force to get it moving what is that force a certain force is needed to get it moving in fact we need to exert a force it won't move until P is at least equal to the static friction 39.2 newtons okay let's see that's that's about here maybe at 5 seconds somewhere in there obviously less than 5 seconds what happens before then in terms of our what what happens after that point I think I actually have that time when that occurs just yeah 3.9 just under 4 seconds so 4 back here somewhere just around 4 seconds a little less than 4 seconds you're finally going to have enough force applied and the box will then start to slide can we get that on to our our force time graph in such a way that maybe it could help us the same graph we had before when we didn't have friction it's a different situation now what do we do with this graph that might help us solve the problem in very much the same way we just did 20 in once it levels out so after this point what happens to friction do you remember if this is the force there's a little while where you're pushing on it but it doesn't move so you push on it harder and then finally it starts to move and what happens to the force then you need to keep it moving drops down a little bit and goes something like that Frank you just had this number here is the 39.2 news what was that number 29.4 so how does that know how we have to take into account this whole thing yeah after here it's essentially constant but how do we take into account this whole thing there's two different ways you could look at it one is you could say well p graphed like that is a positive force f is a negative force it will drop like that so for a little while there are one for one match however much we push on it friction is pushing back and growing at the same rate then what happens we finally reach the minus 39.2 that friction applies with our plus 39.2 and it starts to move the friction force drops so it goes back and then does something like that where that's the minus 29.4 we're getting from friction where we're only at that time applying a plus 20 with this impulse this area minus this area that's taking out momentum but it's still the area under the graph we just now have to take into account the concept of minus and plus areas as divided by the horizontal time axis isn't that times it was four where it just got scattered you figure it out it's about four, yeah but about me caused this thing to crash and everybody dies and you're responsible sit on the beaches in Bahama and think about that the courage you left behind I wouldn't so figure out figure out now how fast it was moving at 20 seconds but also now figure out when does it come to a stop some things that are a much I think it would be a more difficult problem to do as a F equals MA oh yeah, 20 I need spring break see I'm too busy calculating in my head how I'm going to get into professor's gone wild videos I haven't made it in the other years it's always a best seller and I always just miss it you know you might see oh there are but my back's in the camera even with my new tattoo all will cross my back but I want to be able to say yes that's me right there you guys can pop the video in for your parents look, Professor Manning right there I'm sure that's what you want to do now of course is the net area under the craft and you may realize that for the type of things we're doing those are essentially the same add up the whole area or add up the areas separately and then on which time we're talking about some of the first problems you're under I want you to look at the thing online though so you can have credit for Monday's blast so that we don't have to make it up I don't have the answer for the 20 I do have the answer when it comes to a stop do you have that? we'll go check in you tell me they're positive and negative but are the magnitudes the same? yes or no? they must be because remember that the static friction is in direct response to the applied force up to the moment when it finally breaks free it starts to slide so what time did you get for when that happens? I don't know it's 110 seconds it's not 20 in 5 seconds it's 110 seconds oh yeah the 20 goes over to here it doesn't start moving until around 4 seconds so how do you find that time? well you know that this slope is 10 newtons per second and you configure this do you know where the 39.2 newtons came from? alright that came from that's f max when it's finally equal to the limit of the static friction which is when us once it reaches that then we have the maximum static friction that starts to slide from there I don't know how to get the time when it's zero well check with Frank to see if you've got the same velocity because I don't have to have that number action do you agree on that? it comes back to a stop because it will you're not applying enough force to overcome the friction so sooner or later it's going to come back to a stop how do we figure out when? your answer to that is in the pink box in the magic pink box in the magic box is it green or would you give it a go? yeah what's the area? it's going to affect everybody else make sure you top this it's going to prevent the system all the way down oh that's right well that's too bad it's going to be hard to make everybody sick would you have to do sneeze at the buffet if you're looking for a body I know but that's what you do I'm going to do it what do you do? the area at the bottom one thing to do is the area is right here we have this break because after that both things are constant maybe it's a little easier to find out how much farther do we need to go well actually that will tell you if it happens before or after this but you can probably tell from the picture that it's got more momentum put in than taken out up until here and then once you find the difference you can figure out how long it takes as you go by with each second that goes by you're adding a little bit you're taking way more momentum than you're putting in until it's played out that's one way to do it I would guess you guys did you agree on it? no were you into arm wrestle? do we agree on or do you agree on what the speed was after 20 seconds you got what? 35 35 meters per second following? you got that too? let's then do it this side of the equation is the area under the graph so we'll do it up to the 10 seconds you've already done the upper part you did that before the picture confused me with that 39.2 and that 20 trying to find out that small square right there what small square? 5 and 10 what's the name of the small square? above the axis that's not a square find a way too hard Alex break it into a couple of good regular solids you can figure out the area that might be one area very easy to figure out that that might be another one that might be another one then that one those areas underneath the equation being negative you just add up those areas so the area of 1.5 the base times the height 1.5 10 by 100 agreed? that's the amount of positive momentum added in the first 10 seconds however we're taking out because it's under the axis 1.5 at what time does it break free? 3.92 seconds because the slope is 10 1 tenth of whatever that value is 3.92 seconds and it happens at 39.2 that's negative area here and then you just keep adding on these areas well we'll do them in order A3 is a negative area because it's due to the friction it's under the axis what? 29.4 times 15.8 15.18 15.08 we'll just call it 15.1 seconds that's the length of time from the time it started sliding to the time I told you to find the finish velocity and times the 29.4 and then you add on these last two areas triangle 4 is 1.5 less than times 5 and it's height is 8 which is the last one and it's 10 by 20 10 seconds fair enough that's the sort of the brute force integration of the left hand side the area under the graphs is 0 to 20 when I told you to find the velocity it goes all together the area under the graphs that's the amount of impulse added to the object what's that equal to? that's equal to the change in momentum which is m v at 20 seconds minus whatever velocity it initially had which is just 0 what do you guys get for this whole area do you have that there? how much? 3.7 I did it at a different time and you still agree? you have a number for this 0 to 20 the total area? we'll go with Frank then what was it 39 3047 347 0.2 Newton seconds that's the amount of impulse that was added to the object and then that equals the change in momentum you have m you can yourself repeat for the bottom one 0 to 20 for the bottom one the whole bottom area is this triangle I labeled 2 and this rectangle I labeled 3 20 minus 3.92 that's not 15.1 somebody gave that to me you guys set me up 16.1 for the bottom one do you mean for the area 2 plus 3? 2 plus 3 is the total negative impulse added by the friction or positive impulse taken out by the friction however you want to look at it 2 plus 3 those not right the base times the height that's right for triangle 2 and it's negative because it's below the axis and then 16.1 times the 29.4 which is now the kinetic friction what dig? 349 do you want to fight Frank? I didn't okay alright so then divide that by the 10 kilograms for the mass we're left with the velocity at 20 which is 34.9 meters per second how about the second part of the question when does it come back to a stop that's whenever the upper area equals the lower area we know the upper area is greater by 20 seconds because that's exactly what we have here so how much more time needs to go by for the bottom to take away 349 newton seconds as the top is adding at the same time left over some time here deficit because it's a little hard to see the bottom is bigger than the top we'll finally use up that 349 I don't know if you can do this or not but could we say that could we just like some numbers could we just say that can we say that the top stops moving and lets subtract the 29.4 and then find the bottom area how many goes to the 500 the last one there what's the 500 because the top is going to be 500 if it stops right there stops right where like right at the 20 that area is 500 900 so then could you say I think could you subtract the 29.4 and this is 549 up there that difference I hope was the 349 we're very convincing at 20 seconds we know that the top has a surplus of 349 if that number's correct are you okay with that 349 bottom's okay that's the difference between the top and the bottom at 20 seconds alright then let's take it from 20 seconds on applying a force of 20 newtons against a force of minus 29.2 newtons somewhere we're going to reach a point where the bottom surplus is greater than the tops amount by 349 this isn't funny this is serious what do you just do with that 349 not x t different delta t maybe that's exactly what you do but I don't know if everybody saw it so we need to find out where the area a plus the area b when that equals the surplus we had coming into there actually the negative that would be negative that's positive and that area is based upon a certain amount of time beyond 20 seconds you could start all the way from the front and do the whole area with the and only coming at some time t you don't know leaving it as a single variable add up all the area set that to zero and then you only have a single t to solve for jake a couple different ways to go through it what time did you get frank 57.3 that's what I had to do so 37.2 seconds after the 20 the top area and the bottom area differ by 349 which is the surplus we had going into that point so a couple different ways to look at it well we knew that at 20 seconds when I asked you to find the velocity at 20 seconds we knew that at 20 seconds there was an area 349 wait what was the answer at 20 seconds the velocity of 20 seconds not at the time when you got 37 37 57.3 it comes to a stop so I have to add it in that 20 seconds before it's probably one all that is part of the game too it's just we know up to that point the top is 349 bigger than the bottom so why redo that area we already have it but if you want you can start right from the front and do the entire area but it's when they're finally equal top and bottom that it comes back to a stop then what happens it pushes us backwards now what does happen then what happens to these graphs after the 57.3 seconds it's come to a stop because that's what I told you to find that was at the 57.3 seconds what happens after that so if this right there is the 57.3 seconds what happens after that let's say that this force remains because there's a robot doing that we can't change it what happens though with the friction it equals what the friction is going to it's at what was that that was 29.2 it's going to drop down to 20 because it's going to stay there now this is the point where the two areas equal they continue to be equal after that so there's going to be no further change in momentum it's going to stay 0 from then on so they both just bottom out at 20 and it stays there what I'll give you is the problem that was pretty easy you've got to do the hard one problem that I put on the thing for Monday I gave you two problems on there one's fairly straightforward changes and the force is being applied to a crater in opposite directions to each other just as if we had the friction so you need to find the final velocity with that but then the second problem is a little bit more involved so let's take a peek at that one forces on an object puck or something were something like this this was f2 it's moving this way with 3 meters per second the instant those are applied and the two forces vary in magnitude with time one second goes to 20 stays there until 3 seconds 10 newtons then stays there to the 4 seconds so there's the first one that's f1 which is a maximum at 3 seconds and then shuts off after one second so that's the two forces there anybody color blind? too late to check now wish you were which color is green? how does this differ from what we just had we clearly have forces that are time dependent so that's the clear indicator usually that the impulse momentum equation will be appropriate so I want you to find by the way the velocity after 4 seconds let's see the impulse momentum equation is that all I've done is put in the limits of 0 to 4 seconds but then it's just our regular impulse momentum equation for this now this is a vector equation so you can break it into its component direction direction impulse will affect the x direction momentum and same in the y direction for any time we move to full two dimensions we then have our vector equations become two equations and you'll have two unknowns of that which will be vx and vy at 4 seconds don't forget though there is some initial momentum in the problem so close to spring period now this is I had two that I wanted you to give me to get credit for Mondays so this is one of them the other one was a little bit simpler oh yeah you sorry I get so excited 5 kilograms didn't it look like 5 kilograms what do you think a 5 kilograms looks like more 3d on a 2d problem so if you wanted to get this to me sometime I'll give you credit for Mondays jenny promise what's your favorite thing after 4 or well I've worn out because I've bought more than lots I remember when the camera was here it had a really nice one and so many circles in it I can draw like a police officer if you go to this company and look at what they have on there they have hundreds of them they have some with trees and people and toilets all the way we used to do all the drafting now it's just quick


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Hi everybody, I'm Brittany from AJ&Smart. In this video today, I'm going to go through the top five industry standard tools that every UX and every product designer needs to know about. So in this video, I'm going to walk you through the five tools that here at AJ&Smart we use on a weekly, if not daily basis. I'm going to give you a brief overview of each tool. I'm going to actually tell you why we use these tools and kind of how we use them as well. Before I dive in, please feel free to add anything in the comments. Ask us questions about the tools we're using. If you want to know more information about a specific tool, we'd love to hear that and then we'll make a video. So we're going to go through Figma, real-time board, base camp, Slack, and Appear In. So being familiar with these tools, knowing a little bit about them, even just to start, is really going to set you up to be at sort of like the industry standard. First up is Figma. Now, Figma is a prototyping tool that we use at AJ&Smart on a weekly basis to build prototypes really quickly for our clients.  We used to always do our prototyping in Sketch, but what happened was we are prototyping so quickly and we have so many people, so many different designers working on the same prototype that it became kind of annoying to use Sketch, right? We had to like pass files to each other and we found that actually we needed some way to collaborate in real-time. So we decided to use Figma. One of the biggest reasons we obviously made the switch to Figma was that it actually allows for real-time collaboration. Really, really handy. Another reason why we chose Figma as our tool is because actually it has a similar interface to Sketch. So if you already know Sketch, you can really easily move into Figma without a lot of barrier to entry. Super obviously very intuitive, easy to use. So you can actually have a team library where you can have a set of UI interfaces that you can use on a regular basis. So another reason we use Figma is if we're working with a designer from the client side and they want to collaborate with us, they don't have to download any additional tools. They don't actually have to download Figma themselves. They can just use it in their browser. This is a huge, huge plus for us here at AJ & Smart. Okay, one setback obviously in Figma, if you're already using it, is that it doesn't have built-in animations. So that is a little bit annoying, but what we do to combat this is we actually take our files from Figma, import them into Marvel and then we're actually able to piece together a really nice looking prototype that actually feels real as well and uses all those kind of common interactions. So Figma for us we found is just the best prototyping software that we have come across. Next up we have Real Time Board. Alright, now Real Time Board is essentially a digital whiteboard. We use it a lot because we're often working with clients in the US or other time zones. So we need to work with them remotely. And this tool is the best we've found so far. So with Real Time Board, the biggest thing that we actually use it for, which sounds a little bit silly, is recording user feedback when we're running product tests. So it's such a great way to really quickly in real time write down basically all of the feedback from the users and post it up so that the client can kind of follow along and see what's going on in the tests. It's just so much easier. We used to be recording on post-its and then transferring that digitally and it just didn't really make a lot of sense. So now we're using Real Time Board. We're capturing feedback during user tests. If you're running any kind of remote work where you want to show something visually and have the client be able to see it and you guys can kind of have this nice collaborative environment, Real Time Board is definitely the way to go. Next up we're going to look into Appear In. Do you get it? Because I came out, like I appeared, I don't know where, I don't know if the joke landed to be honest, Callum. Tunisian. Tunisian. Tunisian. Okay, next up we have Appear In. So Appear In is basically just a software to have meetings remotely, right? So it's like Google Hangouts, but better. You send the link to someone, they click it and they appear in the meeting. Appear In is basically a very simple software that we use to record our user tests. We're often doing user tests remotely so it's super important that we record them so that we can actually go back, look through them, take a kind of a deeper look, get some more insights from them. With Appear In you can obviously record your meetings, which is what we do so that we're recording our user tests that are happening remotely. That's what we use it for. So we actually also use a program called Loom, and we use Appear In and Loom at the same time. Loom is kind of like our backup. It automatically uploads as it's recording, which is great. The thing is with Appear In is that you actually have to upload, like we'd have to take that and then upload it later for the client. So that's just a little bit of an extra step that's a bit annoying for us. So we use both of them, but we haven't actually found a perfect solution for this. So feel free to let us know below what you're using. Okay, number four is Basecamp. Ha! Right? I don't know why I did that. I just really love Basecamp. I mean Basecamp is a project management tool, so it's not anything earth-shattering. But what's so great about Basecamp is that you can basically have every email correspondence for a certain project all in one place. That's why we use it. We very rarely actually email each other or the client after a project has started. We kind of try to keep everything in Basecamp. So let me just pop this open. This was like an internal project that we were working on. So we kept everything, every correspondence between all team members within this Basecamp tool. And it's just so much easier when everything's in one place. What's really cool is if you're using Basecamp with your clients, it will actually, like all the messages will be sent to their email. So it will look as if they're getting a regular email and they can then also respond within their email. But it will then go to Basecamp. So it's actually a really cool workaround just in case you're working with, you know, a client that doesn't know how to use Basecamp or just, you know, you don't want to force them to use a new tool if they're already in their email. So that's how we do it. You can have tons of stuff. I don't know if we have any to-dos in this. No, of course, no to-dos. But like basically for us, we use a lot of the message board. So actually within Basecamp, all the projects are going to be kind of siloed in their own corners. So you're actually not having to browse through all like the whole platform to find a specific project. Every email, every message correspondence, document, to-do list, whatever, is all in one spot, one place. We can message all of the people. We can give kind of like an overview of what happened. We usually have a lot of photos and stuff that we toss in there for the client. So it's super nice for them as well visually. They can see how hard they worked. And also for you, if you're working with a client remotely, you can kind of send them photos along so they can feel like they're a part of the project. Basecamp is really, really excellent to use. Oh, that's nice. Nice photo of AJ and Smart. Aww, yeah. But yeah, highly recommended. Obviously we're big fans of Jason Freed as well. But Basecamp as a tool is super, super great for any kind of project work. Okay, I saved best for last, I have to say. Slack is one of our favorite tools. This is actually probably the tool we use the most across AJ and Smart. Basically we use it, it's a communication tool. It's a messaging tool for teams. Okay, so let's go into like, so basically this is kind of cool how we organize our Slack. So on the side here, you have all the channels that we've made. So this is all the channels within AJ and Smart. Some of them are locked. So this means that only certain people are allowed in them and some of them are completely, well, public within the company. And then of course you have your direct messages here.  What I love about what we've done with Slack is we have these channels like, for example, Interesting Links, where we actually post cool things that we've seen around in the tech space and the product space. Quite often actually on Instagram, I will do kind of like an overview, like a top three Interesting Links of the week. So definitely follow us on Instagram if you're not already. We go through that all the time. This isn't a public channel. Many people have asked for us to make it public, but this is an internal thing and it's just for us to kind of share with each other. We also have one called Lightning Demos. Now this is very design sprint specific, but basically these are all cool products in certain spaces that we kind of want to keep an eye on for what's going on in kind of the world of digital products. And then we also have a really nice channel called Love, which is one of my favorites. This is where we post like nice things that people have sent us, you know, notes, people saying that they like really love what we're doing, whatever. It kind of is like that feel good, warm, fuzzy channel. So Slack is an excellent tool to use. If you're corresponding really often with your teammates, it's just much more streamlined and it's really fun. Okay, so those are the top five industry standard tools that we use here at AJ & Smart on a weekly basis, if not daily basis. I know it was kind of a brief overview, but if there are any tools that we mentioned that you'd like us to do a little bit more of a deep dive into, let us know in the comments and we'll definitely make that happen. So if you liked this video, please do give it a like. If you haven't subscribed yet to our channel, we'd really love if you did. We're putting out weekly videos on product design, UX design, product strategy. We're talking about the tech world in general.  So please subscribe. Also, we have an Instagram account. I don't know if you knew that already, but we do and we give actually a daily look at what's going on in our agency, what we're working on, what we're using, interesting links, all of these cool things. So definitely follow us there. And then of course, if you're not listening to our podcast yet, so that's actually hosted by Jonathan Courtney, our CEO and Jake Knapp. They actually talked to some of the biggest people in product design. For example, Julie Zoo, who's the VP of product at Facebook, Jason Freed, CEO of Basecamp. That's also a fun one. Thank you so much for watching. Have a wonderful day and we'll see you next time. If that one, I mean, if you're... Sorry, that one is... Sketch is very... Well, we can cut that part out. Okay. Another reason is... All right. Next up is up here in... Oh my God. This, yeah. Oh no, we're just... Oh my God, what is this? Let us know in the comments. Let's have a little conversation down there. You know? What's up? Right? Hey, everybody. What are you doing? Okay, so... I'm not going to say that. Sorry, that was a bit weird. So those are the top... I just spat. Did you see it? It was like... Okay. Yeah, exactly. Damn it, 4K. Okay. I've got them all in one try. That's pretty good.


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The gritty criminal drama follows Abolola, Ifei, and Gift, three pals, as they make their way through the streets of Isael Eko, which are overrun with warring gangs with connections to powerful government figures. The public is thought to be willing to bow to the authority of the gangs because they rule the streets. Abolola was raised in Isael Eko and learned how to live there as a child. He was the late king of the streets, Ogunmola. Abolola was happy of the money he and his companions Gift and Ifei were able to take out of the wealthy woman's bag that they had stolen. The local Alenian, Ale Baba Adhikhanal, was to receive a percentage of the robbers proceeds as per the law of robbery. He was in charge of neighborhood politics and was the owner of the people, but he had just lately made the decision to retire. Akinwale, one of his goons, was to take his position according to him. Baba was certain that Akinwale shouldn't resign, despite his desire to do so. For a guy of the streets, a political career is the logical next step, and Baba urged Akinwale to follow suit. Akinwale was unable to object to the Alenian's choice. The woman who misplaced her handbag later sought assistance from Baba. She got out of her seat and demanded the immediate return of her bag as Abolola came in to pay his share to the Alenian. Abolola, however, was no typical youngster. He told Baba that the wife had called the police. The Alenian should be approached first for assistance, not the police, as per the unwritten laws of the street. Abolola's mental clarity really astonished Akinwale, and the young man instantly understood that he was destined for greatness. When Abolola's mother saw her son hanging out with the gangsters, she was indignant. She was not prepared to lose her son in a gang conflict after her husband was fatally shocked by his adversaries. Abolola, however, made the choice to stick with Akinwale and his soldiers. Being a gangster gave him a sense of pride and respect. As he knocked on Akinwale's door, the latter quickly took Abolola under his wing. Akinwale alias Ninalowo adopted Abolola and carried him wherever he went. Abolola first got to know Lagos's political patriarchal Oregon. Working for him and looking after those who didn't back him were Nino and Kazim. Despite being a criminal, Nino had a good heart. He had a heart for the common people and did everything in his power to help them. Abolola admired his father, and Nino was the one who instilled in him the value of education. Abolola should seek a career instead of becoming a thug like him, according to Nino. Yet shortly after Nino was killed in the street, Abolola's goal was crushed. Nino and a mobster named London got into a fight. He had a reputation for smuggling individuals, and Nino had asked him to release one of the girls he had unjustly held captive. He was killed the following day in broad daylight. Almost 100 individuals killed in a gang war that started after Nino's death. A monarch is never buried alone in Yoruba country, and the fact that Nino's death resulted in a huge carnage proved that he was a great king. Once his father passed away, Abolola began working for Kazim. He frequently felt bad about extorting unlawful taxes from helpless store owners, but he had no other choice. Abolola's schooling was unimportant to Kazim. All he wanted was to use him and his pals as a means of generating more income. While Abolola worked for Kazim and his boss, a law, a gun, a new candidate named Bama De La La Rwaju was running for governor of Lagos State. She was taking on the PND party, which has ruled Lagos since 1999. Kazim was terrified by her outspoken criticism of the party's involvement in corruption.  Tani, Kazim's daughter, had just returned from the United States when Abolola was requested to look out for her. In order to depart Lagos after the election, Abolola saved money. He desired some calm now because he was tired of leading a violent life. Tani had been Abolola's childhood sweetheart, and he was utterly enamored of her when he finally met her after a 15-year absence. Tani was taken to the apartment Kazim had purchased for her, and he was astounded by how lovely it was. It also helped him understand how individuals like Kazim exploited the poor for financial gain. He purchased an apartment big enough to house 30 individuals in need. He had grown tired of Kazim and Tani's exploitation of others and their haughty attitude toward their wealth. Later, after understanding how callous she had been all along, Tani apologized. While Kazim was making love to Tani, Panama, Ifei, his best buddy, was in danger. When Kazim entered a barber shop and killed to Judin, also known as London, for supporting Bamedil Olamirwaju, Panama had been with him. Later, because he could tie them to the murder, Kazim urged Panama to kill the barber. Abolola had agreed to accompany Panama to the barber's house in order to persuade him to leave Lagos, but he got sidetracked by Tani. The barber was ordered to leave right away when Panama entered the flat alone himself. He was killed by another man who entered the flat shortly after he had gone. A bunch of men ambushed Panama as he was strolling alone along the street and they butchered him to death. Abolola was resolved to exact retribution when he learned about it. Abolola thought that Panama had been killed by Eken, Kashobo base gun, Eken's son, and their soldiers. In order to get revenge for Eken's death, Abolola pursues Eken's group. Abolola attacks Kash following a deadly battle that results in numerous fatalities only to be hit in the head, knocked unconscious, and bound to a chair. When he awakens, Eken welcomes him and urges him to calm down. Abolola, however, mocks him for betraying Ifei and killing him. Kash and Eken denied killing Panama. Abolola had little regard for them because they joined London's group after Nino's passing. Then Eken reminded Oba that the Elinian, Kazim, who had despatched Panama to kill the barber, was responsible for London's death. Eken talked about the matter with a Laura gun after learning about the barber and requested that he approve Kazim's execution. In a meeting that a Laura gun set up with Eken and Kazim, Kazim claimed that he was not to blame for London's death because London had drawn the gun first, causing Panama to panic and shoot him. Kazim attributed everything to Panama, but Eken had his doubts. Kazim gave terrible the order to kill Panama, and his daughter would have been abducted if he hadn't succeeded. Oba was resolved to take Kazim's life once he realized that Kazim had given the order for Panama's execution. Since that his gang wanted Kazim out of the situation as well, Eken offered Oba the backing of his group. Terrible was abducted by Oba and his men, who then forced him to reveal Kazim's whereabouts. Terrible was prepared to reveal all the information he had as he pleaded for his life, but Oba was not interested in granting the traitors any mercy.  The IOMaskerators arrived that day to send London's ghost home, and Oba and his men joined the crowd and opened fire. Oba caught up with Kazim while he was attempting to escape through the terrace. Oba discovered during their altercation that Nino's murderer was Kazim rather than London. By killing Nino, he obtained all the authority and support that Nino possessed.  Kazim engages in a fight, which he eventually wins, and afterward orders Oba Lola to greet his father on his behalf, he grabs his revolver.  There, a distraught Tenny discovers her father dead on the ground. As she looks up, she notices Oba Lola and Gift staring down at her. Oba and his guys hid out after the gangfight. A few people were arrested by the police on trivial offenses. The death of Kazim was welcomed by everyone because Oba knew that he and a Lorrigan had far too many foes. Oba came to terms with the fact that he needed to remain an isale eco to safeguard the people he loved at the conclusion of Gangs of Lagos. He will eventually follow in his father's footsteps and become a lenient, the owner of men. The hostilities his fathers had launched would come to an end under his leadership. In order to create a successful future for the residents of Lagos, he promised Bamedil Olanruwaju his backing.


What about the titles of our videos or headlines of our videos? You know, someone said that, you know, even though they thought their video was okay or good, the headlines started to feel inauthentic. And the art of writing headlines or titles is an entire industry. It's called copywriting and people get paid sometimes thousands of dollars to come up with the ideal headline for something. Usually if they pay thousands, it's to come up with a headline for a big product or something like that. But for a video, sometimes people will go on fiber and pay a few dozen dollars for someone to research and come up with a perfect headline that's keyword researched and things like that. So just one quick thing about that, YouTube is getting far smarter than what the keyword research tools would have us believe and is no longer based on keywords. It's now based on topics related topics semantically related topics. So even the keywords don't matter that much anymore. So the keyword keyword research tools like TubeBuddy and vidIQ are getting nervous because they're like, wow, they're getting way smarter than this. Anyway, so but back to the headlines though. I'll tell you what I did what I do with headlines and then those who are watching this later, please go ahead and comment below what you what you think about.  Okay, like you can combine the two. That's what the copywriter wants. For me, I say screw. Well, I probably am too casual or not. I probably don't care enough about keyword optimization because I don't care about it at all. Okay, so my Venn diagram is this. Wow that's interesting to watch and the other Venn diagram is that was really accurate. I watched it and yep, that's that headline summarized it perfectly. So that's my Venn diagram I in other words I replaced the whole keyword optimization with the viewer saying that was accurate. And you know what, I think in the long term, YouTube is trying to optimize for people like me. I think it's going to take marketers, because YouTube doesn't want the cleverest copywriters to always be trying to play the keyword game and trying to game the YouTube, or whatever algorithm, you know, Google algorithm, you know, because that's what you to Google are trying to battle against the copyright, not the copywriters, but the, but the, particularly the black hat SEO people but also copywriters and keyword researchers are, you know, are trying to gain the system by saying well these are, you know, high volume low competition keywords so why don't you use these keywords, but then if everyone use those, then everyone starts to sound like a formula, you see what I mean and it starts to feel and authentic I wouldn't have chosen these keywords but apparently that's what's being searched right now. So maybe I should choose those keywords. So I really think that keywords research. Ideally should have come before you made the video in the first place like it really should be more like key topic research like this is what people care about right now they're searching the stuff. And then you make that then then therefore you can use my Venn diagram of okay come up with something interesting. Plus, it's really accurate to what you said because you actually said it. You made a video based on what people care about right now they're searching for it. So, but like I said, even so I, I to a fault. I don't research keywords and key topics and when I say market research. That's where I feel like I am. I do much more personalized market research rather than mass market research, mass market research would be something like keyword research right. So my keyword research is my market research is much more like, Oh, Justin, that's what you want. I'll make a video on that. Oh, yeah, that's what you're curious about. Great, I'll answer that question, you know that's my, but that's not keyword research right that's just very personal. That's anyway, but so I hope this helps. Basically, that's what that's what I do is what I recommend is to to to the viewer. When they watch your video, and they feel like the title was accurate. Then it's the opposite of clickbait right because clickbait is the person who only remember the two band diagrams or the two circles. One is, wow, that was an interesting title I want to click on that versus. Wow, that was, that was perfectly accurate to what the video was about. The middle of that is what we're looking for and the click clickbait is the one hand it's like, Wow, that was really interesting title I'm going to click on that and, oh, the video has nothing, not nothing but the video was disappointing compared to the promise of the title was like so fascinating and the, you know, the number one secret you'll only ever need for, you know, improving all of your relationships for life. You don't have to. Don't watch another video until you watch this, you know, it's that kind of stuff like wow that's so interesting maybe I guess to was that accurate, because maybe it is that we made literally, I just made a video just now as part of our exercise I was challenging the topic of the video was the simplest guide to growing your business with joy. It's a huge promise. That's an interesting title, but can I actually be accurate to that well I just made a four minute three four minute video which I did my very best to come up with with with that with that content and hopefully someone who watches I go. Yeah, that was the simplest kind of you know, so, so, but what about you, when you come up with when you've done the video, the key question to ask is, what is the most, what is the thing about this video that is most interesting for the person who should watch this video like what's the most interesting point or what's the most interesting overarching topic that they are thinking about. So in there, in other words, okay, like I said we are we are making the title afterwards right that that's the, that's the question right now. So I've just made this video based on that video. Is the question that the viewer is asking, maybe keeping them up at night or they're they're actually thinking about it right now. Okay sometime in their life they're thinking about it. What's the question they're asking or the problem that they have, or the solution that they're seeking, or the experience that they want that they wish that this video would help them experience or understand or. Yeah, basically, right. So, so what's that question what's that problem with that what's that what's that, or what's that interesting twist that you have on this topic that the user about wow I never, I never saw that twist on, you know, relationships or masculinity before or, you know, yoga before. So let me know that helps. And of course that makes me wonder what this title is going to be so you're going to have to find out later. Yeah and just appreciate you saying that I'm understanding from here that it's probably better for me to stick with one idea per video rather than just ramble and basically have a clear idea before I start recording. This is why it's, it's always a good idea it's always a good prompt to be answering a question and a very specific question the more specific the question. The better the video tends to be because you can title it very specifically and people searching for it are like that's the question I have and yes that's a great answer that's an interesting twist on that particular question. And yes, the when I say headline, I mean the title of the video it's you know when you upload for example on YouTube when you upload the video, the title, that's the thing that they see the biggest before they click. You know, the most important thing is for YouTube right algorithm is the title and the thumbnail the thumbnail is a picture that preview picture of the video and then the title so they have the title slash headline that's what we're talking about.


Welcome to ToffeeTV. It is week two of the Ultimate Fan Game, as showed you last week how to play it. If you were all watching the match preview, which I hope you are aware, you will have seen how to use it. Very simple. It is an app called Ultimate Fan. Find it in the Apple Store and in the Android Store. You get six outfield players and a team. Two defenders, three midfielders and a forward. Every week you will be given a new pack of cards. You build a squad and every week you put your team in. You have a captain. If your captain scores, you get double the points. You have a top goal scorer. Your top goal scorer scores, you get double the points. Someone last week won a share of £15,000 by having Bruno Fernandez as the captain and the top goal scorer. They had 167 points, I think it was. I got seven points. That shows you how important it is to have top players and use your captaincy and your goal scorer correctly. It is free to play for the basic pack, but if you want to get better cards, there are silver packs and goal packs, we will explain them later. But how many points did you get last week? I got 15 last week. I forgot to do the captain and the golden boob. Would you have got any more points? I think, well, yeah. Who scored? Anyone scored for you? No. No? No. But I would have given, I've got further than Viking. I think we would have made them. As you can see from my team from last week, my team was Newcastle. I had Thiago Silva and Max Arends at the back, Alan in the middle, Hernandez of Norwich on the midfield, Machambe from Ville on the midfield and More of front, who was my captain and my goal scorer. And obviously he didn't score, so we didn't get any points. But that is all set to change this week because I have had a new pack of gold, a gold pack of new players. I have subscribed to it for 99 a month and you get a crate of free beer as well. In August, if you do it in August, you get a crate of beer, £50,000 is a free crate. You get a gift card, £10,000 gift card as well. So who did you have in your team? So my team last week, my team was Leeds United, who had beaten 5-1 at Old Trafford. Good start. I had Virgil van Dijk at the back, Shane Duffy, Brighton and Rico Henry at Brentford. And then I had Trezagay from Ville, Ryan Fraser, Newcastle and Nicholas Pepe of Arsenal.  But I got 15 points, so I mean, I thought that was alright till New came bouncing in and said the winner got 168 points or whatever, but he also took a nice tie this summer money home as well, so fair play to him. The prize pot this week is £8,500, which isn't bad, especially if you get some good plays in your gold pack. So I have got Sacher in my gold this week, Georgine Alp, they're my two golds for this week. And Undembele was my silver, they're my midfielders and you can see the rest of my squad is Billy Gilmour, Mattage, Trossard, Cathcart, Heigarth of Brentford, Maibri from Manchester United, Martinelli from Arsenal, Dennis from Walkford and Ude Becker from West Ham. Udembecker, so that's my team. So I am going to make my first sub, bring in a new player and it will be Sacher and he will be replacing Hernandez, I have locked that in, locked that in, so who's going to be yours? I've got Sutech, Hammes, Mares, I've also got Wackens, Kovatich, Fairpaw, Callum Wilson, Valerie, Harvey Elliott on the bench, so I'm going to make a change and I'm going to bring in Thomas Sutech into midfield for Trezagay of Aston Villa, so that's what I'm doing. So he's coming in for Trezagay.  Long press, that's done. Sutech in. The second one is Georgino. Good player. I'm going to bring him in for Nakambe and I've dropped them in, so I've got a three man midfield of Sacher, Allen and Georgino at the moment. Excellent. So I'm going to make my second change, Raid Mares is coming in for Ryan Fraser. That's a good one. I mean you've said it, like you know, you don't seem quite happy there. There he is. Mares is in. I mean I've said Ryan Fraser, I've actually changed him for Shane Duffy. Okay. I've got more attacking this week. Okay. Yeah. I don't know who to go for now because I've got in Dunblay but I've got Allen and I'm just wondering, I'm just wondering whether I should replace, whether I should replace, I can't replace any of my defenders with the midfielder. So I don't know whether it's a strange in Dunblay for Allen because Allen's not a, he wouldn't think he was a scorer. No. But I think I'm going to be, I think I'm going to be loyal to the Everton man this week. Okay. And I think I'm going to stick with what I've got, which is Tiago Silver, Max Allen's, Sacher, Allen, Georgino and Mares.  And I'm going to confirm that and that is going to be my team for this week. Okay. Interesting. I'm going to make a change. I'm going to bring Culverchich in from, see this is a tough one because Ollie Watkins was injured last week. And I'd like to put him in because Ville are at home this week but I don't know whether he's going to be fit. So I'm going to go with Culverchich for Ryan Fraser. That's what I'm doing and I've locked that in. And yeah, that's what I'm going for. Okay. And then I'm going to make the captain. I think the people are playing badly so Vandike's going to be the captain. He's going to score goals. Well, the clean sheet he'll get, won't he? Barely won't score, I don't think. I apologize to any Barely fans who would be watching this, I don't know if you would. And the golden boot, I'm going to give it to Thomas Sutier because he does tend to score goals. So I've confirmed that, so I've locked those changes in. So my team this week, Leeds are still my team. Virgil van Dijk and Rico Henry. Okay. And then I've got Raib Mahrez, Thomas Sutier, Culverchich and Nicholas Pepe. Decent. It's not bad. I'm quite happy with that. Decent. I must admit. Decent team. Yeah. There you go. Is that easy? There you go. You could win £8,500 this week if you get the points. I mean, I can't stress enough, it's free. Yeah. The app is free. The trophy picks last season. Yeah. It's loading, you did. Then you're just signing the same way today. Using the same thing. It's the same. Same people. Same people. Same people made a different game. You can't, if you're outside the UK unfortunately, you can't play it. We have to stress that. But you can get three players every week. Normally it's Tuesday, the pack drops. So it doesn't cost you the penny. If you want the option of better players, there is two subscriptions available. £2.99 for the silver pack. You get that every week with obviously better players. And it's £4.99 for the gold pack. And with the gold pack, you get a crate of beer, £52 this month. You get a £10 gift card. You get two gold players and one silver with that as well in that pack. So they're your options. But like we said, you can't play for free. It's going to be dead interesting to see the difference of having a gold pack subscription mixed to the points this week. Yeah. I got seven points last week, which is pretty dismal. So I'm really looking forward to seeing the difference because I've got three gold players in my team now, which is really, really good. I've got silver sitting on the bench. I mean, I've got gold on the bench here because... Well, because Ollie Watkins, I don't know whether he's fair. That's why. And Hammersrod, he guesses out this one. Yeah. You see, it's like a fantasy football game meets the pack. The FIFA Ultimate Team. FIFA Ultimate, isn't it? Yeah. So dead easy to play. Yeah. Dead easy to play, dead easy to get your packs and sign up for those gold or silver or the free if you want to do the free. And give yourself a chance of winning some big money. It gives you something to be interested in over the weekend. And you can change that team practically every week as well to suit who's in, who's out. And the more better players. You have a squad as well, so you can, as you get better players every week, you can trade out the least favourable ones, let's say, for the better players to help. Do you want a squad, a gold player? That's what you want. Do you want gold? I want Man City's, my team. Chelsea's the team you want, but... Leeds could be brilliant. We'll be letting you know every week how we get on, who our new players are and more. We'll try and keep you up to date with who's going to be available, who's not going to be available for our teams as well. So make sure you stay tuned. Make sure you get involved in this. Don't forget, it's the ultimate fan app. It's available on Android. It's available on Apple. Dead easy to play. It's dead easy to sign up for. If you've already got the toffee picks signing from last year, it'll be dead, dead straightforward. So get on there and play. So yeah, a little bit of fun for you. Don't forget, you've got to be over 18 to play this game as well. But yeah, look forward to hearing from you on it. If you want any more details on this, there is a link in the description, of course, linking you up to the game and all the details. So there you go. Have fun playing it. And we'll be back next week to keep you updated to let you know how we are getting on. See you then.