Okay, good morning traders. So today we're going to go through actually the live order flow analysis, advanced analysis here in Bookmap. And let me explain why we had a trader lined up for Monday for our event and he had to cancel. So that's very unfortunate. He had some family issues. He had to cancel. It was a met day we've had him before. He's an excellent trader. He trades oil. So this was perfect for those of you who are trading crude oil with a lot of insight. So he looks at Bookmap for the details in the order flow to give him insight to his trade direction. We'll have him again. So he felt really bad about that. He had to cancel at that last moment and it's very understandable with some of the family issues he was having. So anyway, so we'll go through and continue on with the live order flow here. But let me explain a little bit more about the event that we have here. So obviously you guys have clicked here to register for the event. Here's our itinerary. Tomorrow we have Jason Love. He's an oil trader as well. So we still have plenty of information to go over with the oil trading. And please note he will begin at 12 p.m. Eastern time. So this is kind of a one-off. The rest for the moment they are all at 11 a.m. Eastern time. Now Jean-Marc Souliou might not be able to make it at 11, but we will let you know about that. And if he changes, it'll be emailed to you. So also Jean-Marc Souliou, excellent trader, very interesting person, very interesting trading methodologies. It is in French and it will be translated though. So just keep that in mind. And then on Thursday we have Morad Askar, better known as FT-71 or Futures Trader 71. He is our keynote speaker. Okay, so that's on Thursday. And then on Friday we have Faron Fronte-Remental. He is a trader in Barcelona. It is in English. We've had him several times in the past, a fantastic trader trading more, well trading lots of different markets. A lot of times he is looking at the currencies though. In fact, he will take positions in the futures as well as the spot. But he will be looking at book map to give him the insight for that spot market. So I'll just let you know about that. If you guys want to read more about the traders, you can see the list here. And that's it. That's the event that we'll be unfolding tomorrow. So today we're going to go through what we usually go through in the webinars. So in this webinar here, the Advanced Order Flow Analysis is done in the live market. Yes, they're all recorded. So for those of you asking that, I see many of you asking that. So you will be able to access all the recordings. It'll be in a special playlist. So let me go through. First off, risk disclaimer, trading equities in futures involves substantial risk of loss. It's not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. And let me explain this webinar. So we've just changed up our webinar structure. So there are actually two webinars per day for book map. One starts at 10.30 Eastern time. And that one is open to all. All right. It's this one here, the platform details webinar. And we go through just the basics of what book map is showing you and some of the features and components. And then a bit analysis on the live order flow. But we don't go too deep into that because there are a lot of traders that have questions regarding what is book map? How can I access it? So we go through just the platform basics and some of the details there. All right. If you are in trial, though, and you give the book map a 14 day trial period, you have access to the book map live order flow analysis. Okay. These webinars we go through and we look at the live order flow dive right in. We don't go through platform details unless you guys have questions. This one's much more about those traders who have moved on from the platform details and they want to understand how to use book map in the live market. Okay. So that's what we cover here. Those start at 11 Eastern. All right. And let me show you where you can find book map if you want to give it that free trial, okay, that 14 day trial period. So up here, when you come into bookmap.com, you can register for the free webinar, okay, here. That's the platform details. And then let's click explore and scroll on down to pricing here. Okay. So there are two versions of book map. Well, there's actually three. We have the basic advanced and the quant. Okay. If you're interested in the quant, just reach out to us at support at bookmap.com. All right. Now the basic is 49 per month. The advanced is 99 per month. They are billed quarterly, but you get a 14 day trial period. The difference between the two versions here are the add ons. Okay. The one click trading from the chart from the book map chart, which is a nice advantage because you can see the liquidity in book map. So you can react to it with your trading management. You can front run liquidity, high liquidity that, so higher probability that you will get filled before hitting that higher liquidity. And you can also hide your stops behind high liquidity. Okay. For example, other add on indicators are here. Now note that these add on indicators are some things that we've developed. They are specific to order flow. Okay. So that's the difference between the two different versions here. And you can click here to compare and contrast the different versions if you like. Okay. Bookmap is also available for equities. There is DX feed, which is available, which I can show you a few of the equities if you guys have any questions regarding that. It's fantastic to see the liquidity in the equities because they are thinner markets and therefore the larger players stick out better than the some of the thicker futures markets. All right. So that's that. Let's move on here. If you want to follow us on Twitter, you can find us at bookmap underscore pro and latest information there. And then here is our YouTube page. Okay. So you can subscribe to our YouTube page. If you're new here to bookmap, I would recommend first watching some of the features and components videos, then maybe watch a few of these very concise order flow video snippets. These are much more akin to what we cover in detail during the live webinars for the advanced analysis. All right. And there you can watch some of those webinars here. So here are some of the advanced recordings as well as some of the platform details recordings as well. All right. We also have futures trader 71 a playlist here. If you want to watch some of his older webinars, I will add the one on Thursday as well. And you can understand how he uses bookmap. Okay. Let's see here. Paul, quick question. Confused about the iceberg detector and red numbers hitting the bid. Green numbers lifting the offer. Okay. No, iceberg orders are akin to the limit orders. They are providing liquidity, but it's not being seen. Okay. So anyway, let me let me just get into that and I'll answer that question quickly for you here. Okay. All right. So here's the iceberg detector. We have a green and red numbers. Okay. If it's a green number here, what this signifies here is 218 contracts traded here on the bid that we're not in the limit order book on the bid. Okay. So this these 218 they are long. Okay. They were filled with a hidden order or iceberg and 218 contracts traded and they were not displayed in that limit order book at that time. Okay. So they are on the bid absorbing, but not showing. Okay. If it's on the offer, there's a red number up here.  Okay. Let's see. What is in the volume dot appear at the iceberg intersection? It does. Not sure what you mean there, but we can take a look here. Let's go into this 365 here. Okay. I'm just going to click on the hand tool or the move tool, hover over this dot and zoom in very quickly. And let me show you. Okay. I mean, the dot goes precisely to these areas. Now, if we continue to zoom in here, I can show you every single detail of that iceberg and the absorption here on the bid. Okay. Okay. That should answer your question specifically there, Paul. Okay. So now you can see that book map here. We're recording every single event. Okay. We're down at microsecond levels here on the timeline, as you can see. And you can see that each one of these represents this was in a market cell, aggressive cell order that took place. Okay. But it wasn't in the limit order book at that time. Okay. So iceberg detector notes that and then displays the number here. Okay. As I zoom out, though, note how it's all consolidated visually, just visually. Every event is recorded in book map. Okay. But as I zoom out here, we've consolidated that data for you and we're giving you the overall understanding of what occurred at that level. So it's much more digestible on the higher timeframe. Okay. All right. Okay. Lots of questions here. I'll get to a few of them. And then I need to dive in here to the advanced order flow analysis. We've got a lot of traders in here today, which is fantastic. But I do want to go through the live order flow. So you guys understand what we do during these webinars and how this can help you with understanding order flow and understanding how to use book map with that order flow. Okay. Let's see. Other questions here. Just a moment. Okay. Yeah. Barry, actually, I'm going to have to meet with you one-on-one. And I'll go through the custom notes problems that you're having. All right. So sorry about that. We're just, I got to get going here. And we need to dive into some of the analysis. Let's see. Usually I have time for that, Barry. And I know I emailed you. But anyway, we'll get to it. Okay. So you had your understood, Paul. You had your minimum dot size done differently there. Let's see. Market maker, M-M, possible to load a session a previous day to train. Absolutely. This is another really powerful feature of book map. Let me explain here. So what we're talking about here is the book map replay mode. All right. This is one of the best tools for debriefing your trading. Okay. Let me show you where you can find that. Okay. What you need to do is you do need to record your data, your live data, and then access it in replay mode later. There are some videos under the features and components playlist here. It's on the home page. Just click on that and you'll see it here. In fact, I'm going to give you the links here. You guys can take a look. Okay. So let's just copy the address here and put it to the chat box for you. There's one. Here's another one. Okay. And there's also one more that we just recently put together. I think you'll find really helpful debriefing your trading in book map. Okay. All right. Okay. Good stuff. All right. Nicholas, Mette will, he will present another time. No question about that. You know, we really like what Mette does and we'll have him on another time. Okay. All right. All right, guys. Well, let's take a look here and take a look at the S&P and just dive right in. I'm not going to go through the basics in book map. Okay. Actually, no, I'm getting some requests here to get to some of the basics. All right. That's fine. That's no problem at all. I'm going to cover it very quickly and then we're going to dive into the live order flow analysis. All right. Because I'm already seeing some pretty good stuff here, you know, at the U.S. Open here in the S&P e-mini. Okay. And I'll cover it in just a minute here. So let's first, for those of you who are new traders, then we're just going to, I'm going to go through it very, very quickly here. All right. And I'm just going to turn off layers of data. And this is what we cover in the book map platform details webinar. Okay. What we're looking at here, let me go back to current market, is just a very basic candlestick chart. That's the only data I have up here except for this volume sub chart. Okay. Now, the only, there are many problems with looking at this candlestick because there's not a lot of transparency here. That's the issue. We have no clue of where trades took place, when, what kind of trade was it? Who is the aggressor, aggressive buying or selling? And that, you know, is tremendous insight to potential price movement in the future here. So that's an issue. So we can see the volume sub chart down here, but it still does not answer those questions. Right. So, and we also don't see microstructure here. Okay. That's another issue. So let's get into some of that transparency. I'm just going to click on here, the historical best bid and offer. And let's zoom into, let's zoom into this area because this is, this is what I want to cover here. Some of the microstructure here is totally lacking in the candlestick chart. Okay. So for example, you know, we see the candlestick chart showing us some nice buying power coming in here and pressure moving, moving to the upside. So we're going to see a lot of green dots here in book map, aggressive buying, lifting the offer. In this little area here was there was some consolidation. All right. Now the candlestick chart, it's not bad. It gives us a little wick here, but we're getting an understanding of a possible, you know, A, B, C, D pattern here. Just a little bit of consolidation. And we see that the aggressive buyers stepped in yet again. Okay. And they move price to the upside. Okay. Just seeing the historical best bid and offer gives us insight to this microstructural area here. Also here at the, right after the open, understanding a little bit of the basing here, understanding a retest of that data here. But now let's turn on the volume and check it out. Because the volume dots are going to give us understanding as to where those traders, how committed they are, where that trade took place. What type of trader is it? Potential traps. And then also the initiated buying that we can see stepped in mostly above, right above the, this little range right here. Okay. That's, that's a really good insight. Okay. So we can see here, this is where they stepped up. Okay. And in fact, later in the day, you know, I'll be looking for a retest of 2502 and to see if they're still here willing to buy at this area, because this is where they initiated for the most part. Okay. So just knowing that is important. Okay. We're going to look at the other side of that though. And we're going to also understand if they're lining up here on the bid or the offer to get engaged into the, into the market. Okay. If they have the intent to trade at these areas. Okay. So this little structure here also gives us insight. Okay. You can see the initial move, you know, went up and then it went right back down. And then note that the volume in this area here, there's not a lot of selling. Okay. It's mostly, mostly green, mostly buying here. Okay. That gives us insight. Okay. Look at the retest here of, we don't even get down to the low and look at the volume that traded down at this area here at 2500 and a quarter. Okay. We also, we have our big figure number here as well. Price is accepting above that area. And on this retest, very little aggressive selling. That gives us a lot of insight here. Okay. We see that the aggressive buyers stepped in and they lifted the offer up above the, this range here. And that's where we have accepted so far. Okay. So now let's go to the current market. Okay. And we, we, we can see here, we're still accepting. This is pretty bullish. Right. You can see that we have not come back into that area. Let me just draw a horizontal line here. Okay. This is where we really broke from. We really started to see the volume pick up here and then also right, right here. Okay. So note how I said I was looking for a retest maybe in this area at 2502 and a quarter. Well, there was even more volume up here at this level. And we did get that retest here. All right. And we can see that so far we have accepted above that area. Okay. So buyers are still engaged. Okay. All of this information is really hard to see and understand without book map. Okay. And comparing book map to like a, if you're looking at maybe a footprint chart. Okay. Which is excellent. Okay. It gives us that volume information, but it doesn't give us the microstructure. Okay. We're not going to see the structure. We're not going to see in this area here what really occurred and then the follow through above this, our line that we just drew in here at 2502. Okay. So excellent stuff there. And this gives us the insight we're looking for. All right. Now, current market, current market, we usually look at the dome to understand the where price might go in terms of targeting higher liquidity or understanding the limit order book and the intent of the traders on the offer and on the bid. Okay. So we can see our dome here at the COB column. And this is good. It's excellent to note these areas of high liquidity. Okay. And it can be really insightful, but the problem with the dome here is that we have, we have no understanding of once this liquidity and these numbers change all the time. Okay. Once they change, the historical data is lost. We don't know what it is. Okay. And we don't know. You're going to have to remember not only areas of high liquidity, but other areas around it. How did they behave around it? Were they front running these guys at 2506? Did they start to get interested as price was coming up toward them or did they shy away and add their liquidity at higher levels? These are all very pertinent questions to understand and answer. And it will be lacking or very hard to remember all of that just here by looking at the at the dome. And this is where book map can help. Okay. So let's turn on the heat map. All right. Because in this window here, we take the liquidity levels and we'll paint them in the heat map. Okay. So now I can understand very quickly in this level, which this window, which is the current market window with the current best bid and offer, this number is the last traded volume. I can understand areas of high liquidity. This market is currently being made between 2502 and 2506 and 0650. Okay. These are the areas of higher liquidity. All right. And we can understand the behavior here of these guys at 2505 and a half. Okay. Note how they're pulling as price is coming up toward them. Okay. So you can answer the question if they have the intent to trade. Okay. No, they don't. They're pulling and they're actually starting to add at higher levels. This is bullish. Okay. This is bullish behavior for the traders here on the offer. Okay. Because they don't want to sell here. They want to sell up here and up here. Okay. And look where price is going. Okay. All right. So these striations that you see here in book map, this is the adding and pulling of liquidity. Bright areas, they had high liquidity and then they started to pull it and they added back in and then they pulled it and then they added it back in and they pulled again here. Okay. And now we can start to understand the context of these traders. And we're not talking about just one level. Okay. We're talking about several levels. Okay. So for example, the pulling of liquidity here and adding it up to higher levels gives us insight. Okay. On the overall. Okay. It's the context of this auction that we want to understand. Okay. Down here on the bid, we also want to understand the context. Okay. This looks pretty bullish. Look at how they started here. Well, these three levels basically all at the same time, more or less, could be the same player. We're not really sure about that, but they also could be following each other and front running each other. Okay. So they see high liquidity first come into 2502 and then no two and a quarter and then no 250 immediately after and then look at three quarters. Okay. This is bullish. Okay. They're bidding at higher levels. All right. Now I'm looking for a follow through here. I'm starting to anticipate them to if they want to buy, well then a possible scenario here is for them to start lifting and here they come. Oh, four. Okay. I'm looking for high liquidity now at higher levels here to support maybe a breakout to the upside. Okay. Here's our high at 2506. We've already broken out of this little range here, but we have not really truly accepted above that little range. Okay. So we're going to get some insight on that. Here's our little range right here. We're just testing it now. All right. But truly what we want to see is up here at 06. All right. Okay. So let's see if we see high liquidity at a higher area up here and let's see if those initiated buyers jump back here in here, lift the offer and come up and test the high at 2506 and 0650 where that high liquidity is right now in the moment. Okay. All right. Barry, this is a good question. We always get it. So let me make a distinction here. And so you guys have an understanding of how this liquidity behaves. Distinction between longer term high liquidity and shorter term high liquidity. Okay. So the shorter term high liquidity, well actually let's we'll start with the longer term. All right. So let's identify it first. Okay. It stays in the book. Okay. It stays in the book for a long time. So these guys up here at 250650, they've been here a while also at 06. Now they're staying in the book. Now they're away from current price. Okay. Price we're starting to get up there. We were a few ticks away and they started to pull. Okay. So they don't really have the intent to trade here at 06. Okay. We can read that. And that's where we'll get that intent and understanding of those traders. But they will stay in the book because they want to trade at these levels. It's first in, first out market. Okay. So you have to wait in line. All right. And now they're starting to pull at 06.50 as well. Okay. And we're starting to see a skew in that auction down here at 04, that higher liquidity. We were that this was a scenario I was outlining. Okay. This is what I was looking for. A little more aggressive. I'd like to see it even more aggressive. Maybe up here at 04 and three quarters. All right. And we'll see. Okay. So that's the longer term liquidity. Okay. It stays in the book. They have intent to trade. And you'll see those areas when price comes into those areas and they'll just stay there. All right. And you'll see the aggressive trading dots take place within that area of high liquidity. Okay. They want to trade there. And that is something we want to understand and gauge here in book map. All right. So that's higher liquidity. They're not going to give up their place in line. It's longer term and they stay in the book. Okay. And that shorter term high liquidity. Okay. Well, that happens in these other little areas in here. Okay. These little pockets a lot of times. And it can be very aggressive. It will show up in maybe some of these areas here. And what happens is, is it skews the auction. Okay. And let's think of this as an auction because that's truly what it is. Okay. So in these areas here, think of it like an auction. And what happens if in this auction all of a sudden you're at an auction for an automobile and all of a sudden 100 more willing buyers come in at a higher level. Okay. That's extreme demand. That skews that auction. Okay. Now price usually reacts to it going to the upside because the value in the intent of these traders is now at a higher level. Okay. It must be worth more. There's more demand and the price will usually react to it. Okay. And then, but they don't, we don't know if they have the intent to trade or not. Okay. If price comes down and into them and they do trade, well obviously they had the intent. Okay. But this area that 04 here that we were just recognizing, they don't have the intent to trade here. Okay. To me, this looks like it's skewing the auction, trying to press price up here into 06 and a half. Okay. And we'll also see if we get up here. Okay. If we do get up here, that we'll see if there's a lot of iceberg orders going off up in these areas here. Okay. Maybe they'll pull this high liquidity, but they'll remain in the book with hidden orders. Or maybe they're doing that now. So let's turn on the iceberg indicator here and we'll start to notice that. Okay. So for example, here we can see a pretty significant amount of iceberg orders going off here at this area here at 05 and a quarter. Okay. So we're starting to understand this is more advanced understanding, but they're getting filled here. Okay. Skewing the auction, getting filled and without showing in the book. Okay. Where they're truly showing in the book is up here. Okay. The majority of them. All right. So I hope that helps you and it helps you understand the differences between higher longer term liquidity and higher shorter term liquidity. Okay. Higher longer term liquidity can act as a magnet for price. It's already been digested by the attendees in the auction. Okay. That shorter term high liquidity has not. This is new information. Okay. We're getting a lot of insight here just by looking at this example. Okay. And any ideas why? Okay. Why is this example insightful? All right. Well, I'll try to, you might be busy writing. I'll just try to, I'll beat you to it here. Look how they pulled here and look it down here at 04. Okay. They pulled here the higher term liquidity on the offer and then they skewed the auction down here at 04. Okay. This is a high, very high probability. This is the same player. Okay. Look at the same actions here. Okay. Same actions pulling, but then they're adding down here. Okay. So we have a lot of transparency and understanding of this particular player with is a big player. Okay. Adding and pulling liquidity and at these levels here. Okay. And this would be very difficult to read from a dome. Okay. You need to look at the historical evolution of the limit order book in order to understand these kinds of details here to get this kind of insight. Okay. So combine that with possible iceberg orders going off here, significant icebergs that are occurring in some of these areas here. Well, there you go. Now you have some insight. Okay. So although I was originally looking for that, with that skew and that pulling here for 0650 to get tested, well, if they're absorbing here with iceberg orders, then it looks like the potential target now is 03 down here. Okay. So we're just putting the pieces together. Okay. We're just reading the order flow. Okay. So now let's see if they lower the offer they're starting to. Okay. Let's see if they've, if they're finished and maybe they'll start to skew the book on the other side now. Maybe we'll see high liquidity here, aggressive, shorter term high liquidity skew the auction to come down into this 03 area. All right. So that's another potential scenario here. Okay. So let's take off the candlesticks for now and just look at this view here. Okay. All right. Okay. So when I originally started the webinar, what was insightful here was look at the high liquidity in this area here. This is pretty bullish. Okay. And reason being is the, it's where actually price broke this structure here at 02. Okay. And it took a little while. I mean price, this is a nice breakout to the upside. Okay. And it, and it's still bullish is because, you know, we're above, we're above where we broke from. We're making, although in the microstructural areas, we're making higher highs and then lower highs, etc. It's just going sideways basically. Okay. But on the, on the bigger picture, we're bullish here. All right. Because the breakout that occurred here from what we know right now is that we are above where it broke from. And we see a lot of demand in higher areas here where we broke from. They are supporting price at 02 and above. Okay. So a lot of insight there just by looking at this, this information, it would not be here in your, without, without, even if you were looking at volume, volume profiles, your volume analysis is not going to give you that information. Okay. This is what it would look like here. Okay. You'd be able to read the tape, you'd be able to read the, the profiles here, but you would not be able to read the liquidity. Okay. It's not there. Right. So this is the other side of, of order flow, understanding the, the intent of the traders historically. Okay. This actually fits in really well, meshes very well with volume profile. Okay. So why, why do I say that? Great example, low volume node right here. Okay. I mean, clear as day, low volume node. Okay. Look at the liquidity wanting to absorb price in that low volume node area. Okay. Between 02 and 03. Okay. That's, that's how you can start to line up not only your traded volume analysis, but the order book analysis as well. All right. So good stuff, good stuff there. And let's cover a little bit more. So right now, we're channeling between this, well, basically this swing here at 03 and a quarter, and this high at, at 06. Okay. Let's get into a little more auction market theory. Okay. That also dovetails very nicely with volume profile. Okay. And this heat map information extremely well. Responsive buyers are down here. Okay. Responsive sellers are up here. All right. And that's where we're channeling in between right now. Okay. Let's see. And right now, well, we can see that we're just, we've come back right back down into the middle, right into this, you can see the CVP, which this stands for chart range volume profile. So let me, let me cover that because we have all sorts of different profiles and data columns to look at here. Okay. And I've got two set up. Okay. I've got the CVP and SVP. CVP stands for chart range volume profile. So it's for all of the chart range, this range here, all of the volume data that I have within the viewable range. So if I zoom in here and, you know, you can use these zoom tools or you can just zoom in quickly with your center mouse wheel. And then look how the profile updates and gives me the profile for what's in the chart range. Okay. Really insightful because you can see the chart ranges and maybe look for, if you're bullish, you'd be fading, you know, the outside edges here. Or if you're really bullish and you see price moving up above, the VWAP, in this case, the VWAP is the white line, then and above the POC here, which is 05 here. And you see significant buying volume above that little area here. Well, I'd be looking for a retest of the high at 06. Okay. Or you can also start to play around with the two different volume columns. The SVP column is showing all of the volume I've collected since I opened my book map and started my book map session. Okay. And there's a VWAP for that here. You can see it down here at 04 and three quarters. Right. Also the POC of this, which is in line, it's just a one tick below the POC of this little chart range. Right. So all sorts of different strategies that you can see start to unfold here. You can, you know, if you're bullish, you'd be looking for maybe the VWAP down here as a buy. Okay. And then look for the extension to the upside. Or, you know, you trade VWAP to VWAP or, you know, one range or one profile to the next. Okay. And we can see here a significant, look at our profile now. Okay. It's looking pretty good to test to the downside. Right. I want to see more volume trade here at 04 and a quarter now. Okay. Not much traded right here at 04 and a quarter. Okay. But we see pretty, pretty significant, a lot more selling right now at this very moment. Okay. At 04 and a half. Right. That's just by looking at this volume profile. And you can also just look at the dots and the color of the dots and the context of this traded volume. Okay. So we'll see. We need to see right now. This is where we need to see it right here at 04 and a quarter. Let's see if they hit the bid pretty hard. No. Okay. All right. So yeah, we're just, we're right in the middle of the range here of value of our chart range. Okay. And session range as well. Okay. Okay. Thomas, let me get to your question. Let's see. Historical data. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. We are working on that. So once you open up book map, you begin collecting your historical data. Okay. So a lot of traders, they will, they'll open book map Sunday night and let it run for the week or a lot are like me. I'll open my book map. Let me see here. You can see around 830 here. Okay. Eastern time. And then you can see the cash open here at 930. Okay. So I usually open it once a day and then I get the entire session and then I do it again the next day. Now, for those of you interested in only the cash session, you can also do that. You have to, you need to open up book map beforehand. And then what you can do here is you go to the refresh book map and then go to schedule. Okay. And then make it for 930. And then you'll get a real nice profile or I'm sorry, a data set for that cash, cash session. All right. Yeah. But Thomas, we are looking at adding in even previous data before I open my book map. Okay. And it will be available shortly. Okay. All right, guys. So any, any more questions? Okay, it's pretty, pretty dismal action to be honest at the moment, not really seeing much. I do like seeing the significant volume dot here in the selling. And then I also like, I like seeing how look, look at how they're, they're lowering. Well, they were here previously, but they're, they're engaged again here at 06 and 05 and three quarters. I'm still looking to see if these guys, okay, we saw a little more action down here at 04 and a quarter. But I need to see, I'm looking for that traded volume here, I'm that aggressor. Okay. And I'm looking for the skew in the book. Okay. If so, then 03 is going to get tested. This is the target. All right. Okay. Let's see if we get it here. You're becoming one more rotation down. We had some volume trade here. So I think we can come down a little bit more. They can hit the bid a little bit more and get price discovery to the downside. Okay. This is very microstructural stuff. Just by looking at this data in here, the last, you know, several minutes, but I want to understand where that volume is trading. Okay. And this is a little bit below the POC as well. Okay. It's not significant enough though. Okay. So hands off on this one. I want to see more significant volume at this lower area here. All right. Okay. Let's see here. A few more questions. Lots of questions. Great. Yeah. Well, let me, let me cover first thing before I get into a lot of the questions here. Something about the understanding the order flow and understanding the limit order book. Okay. Right now, I'm not getting a lot of insight with this activity here. And why is that? Okay. Because I'm not seeing significant volume at these extremes. Okay. I'm not seeing the commitment of traders lift the offer or hit the bid at some of these areas here. Okay. When we get that, okay, if we had significant volume of trade up here, okay, significant buying, and then we got a retest and more significant buying here. Okay. I'm anticipating price discovery to the upside. Okay. I started to like this up here. Okay. But it wasn't, it wasn't that significant. I like that we broke 05. Okay. That's good. And I'm looking for volume time and acceptance up here. And we didn't get it. Okay. It was pretty dismal. We fall right back in. And where do we fall into? The POC of the range. POC of the session. Okay. So the commitment there of those traders is, it's not there. Okay. And when do you know, when do you see it? You'll see it, you'll see the activity like this over here. So let's zoom into this little area. Okay. And this is what we want to see. Okay. For that price discovery to the upside. Okay. Significant aggressive buying, lifting the offer up into higher areas of liquidity. Okay. As targets. All right. And then we can also see some of that look at the shorter term, high liquidity in here kind of skewing that book, trying to press it a little, little higher, it looks like. All right. Now let's go over another, the opposite of that. And that would be exhaustion. Okay. So the price discovery to the upside when you have more significant buying at higher highs and then exhaustion areas down here with lack of selling when you get the retest of the lows. So you start making higher lows. Okay. That's your trending environment. All right. And in these areas here, we started to, we see some volume trade at some of these areas here, but we started to exhaust out on the sell side. Okay. And we just kind of went sideways here. Okay. We can see the volume at traded down here. Okay. And right now in this range bound activity, I'm not seeing that commitment right now. Okay. So I thought maybe we'd get a little bit of insight here, but we did not. I also thought up here we'd get a little bit of insight, but we did not. All right. Just rotated, rotated back. And it's still doing that. Okay. So that is, and that's that for the moment. Let me get to some of these questions here. Trader C, the iceberg detector, you might be seeing these red numbers here in the COB column that is, see, this is a COB column here, current order book as, as numeric values. Just right click in here and you can choose format and format it as, as numbers only. Okay.  You can do bars and numbers. Okay. The way I have it set up, I like showing this kind of like a traditional dome as numbers. And then I like making another column. Okay. And the way you do that is just right click here, insert a new column. Okay. And then right click again, and then we'll format that column and show bars only. And let's not split the data out here. Okay. And then you can see it's extended as well. So it's beyond. So that's a, that's the way you can do it. And let me hide that one. And let me cover this red number here. So this was our previous iceberg indicator. Okay. So you're probably looking at 05. I'm sorry, version five. Okay. So upgrade to version 6.1. All right. Then you'll see your iceberg detector on the, on the dots here. Okay. Reason being is that these would show the icebergs in an area, but once the price comes back down into that, that, that price level, it will refresh the data. Okay. So that was the problem with our historical iceberg detector. And we've, we've kept it for those of you who are accustomed to it. But within this new iceberg indicator is fantastic. It's on the chart historically. We know exactly where they took place. Okay. And you can see how we used it in our analysis as well. Okay.  Okay. So, you know, we had the potential to actually come down to 03, but we did not. We've just been going sideways. Okay. But they were absorbing. There's no question. We know. Okay. We know their behavior. Okay. All right. That's the iceberg. Let's move on. Giovanni. Okay. I think I answered that one as well. Okay. One, one, one more thing about the iceberg. This answers Barry's, Barry's question. You know, it's, this is going to vary between the data that you receive here on the iceberg detector is going to slightly vary between each trader. Okay. Now, I may have the exact same machine you might be seeing right next to me from the exact same connection to the internet. Everything might be exactly equal. Okay. But let's say your machine is different. All right. You might get, it might, the way that this information comes into book map might slightly, slightly vary. Okay. So, the way it comes into book map is important. All right. So, it is the difference, you know, the bid and offer information. And let's say that arrives after the traded volume. Well, then you might get a false positive on your iceberg. Right. So, it'll vary, it'll vary slightly. Okay. On the overall though, you know, the number is, the number is good. All right. There just will be slight variations. This will vary between data providers as well. Internet connections as well. And there are a host of different ways. Okay. But you can see the insight. We got insight from this up here. And we can see that, you know, if you were, you know, kind of micro scalping, well, you could put these together here and maybe fade this outside edge and look for a return right back to the mean, which is exactly what it did. Okay. I'm still actually looking for a return in a test of this outside of the range. I want to see that at 03 here. Okay. Based on the rejection up here, I'm looking for a retest of the other side of that range. Okay. Anyway, that's an iceberg detector. Some of the details. Let's see. Okay. That should answer a lot of you guys' questions there. Yeah. It's going to make a difference with several different things. All right. For that iceberg detector. Okay. Al, for the iceberg detector, let's click on studies configuration. And then you can see all of the different add-ons here as well as other features. Okay. So let's click on that. There are some settings here for the iceberg detector. Okay. It's a very simple algorithm. It reads what comes into the book compared to what traded. Okay. And if you get, you know, something that traded that was not in the limit order book, your iceberg detector will note that discrepancy. Okay. So you can trade. You can change the colors here. You can also have a voice alert for a specific size or instrument or what side you're looking for as well. And then you can also filter form here for the size. So if you're looking for, you're only interested in significant size on the iceberg, well, then put that in here and then enable your alert. Okay. All right. Good morning, Eli. Ellie. I'm sorry. Let's see here. Lots of questions on the iceberg. Yeah, Kyle. 6.1 is already, oh, being close to production version. I'm not sure about that. If you haven't upgraded, I would suggest, you know, giving you a try, though, you know, you're going to get a, it's working great for me and many others. It's very solid and stable. We've had it here for quite a while. Okay. So yeah, give it a try. I would certainly recommend that. Ellie, your question was answered a little earlier. Historical data we do not have yet. We are working on it and will be available pretty soon. Okay. Cool. It's in the white numbers. Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, that's right, MM. You know, if you see liquidity here, and let's say they just sweep the book and take all of that liquidity, but price hasn't moved to the next level. Okay. And it actually trades more than what was here on the offer. Yeah. That's where you're going to get your iceberg. All right. Okay. Well, it's been a really slow action here. And that's actually been okay since I'm going over a lot of different things. We did get a retest, and we were looking for it. Okay. Of this, there is a micro range here that we just tested. Okay. I'm still looking for the target at 03. Let's see if we can get down there. That's just below the swing here and start to enter in some of this high liquidity here on the bid and start to gauge those traders too. Do they really want to buy? Okay. They've been staying here waiting. So, we'll see. But look, you can see very, very nicely here between these two orange lines. The move outside, rejection of that. And now to the other side of this. And it has, did it even trade down here? Yeah. Very little traded down here, about 47 contracts. So, that's not very significant. We're right back into the middle of the range. Okay. You can also see though, for that little microstructural range, what I was looking at, this is just what we do during the live webinars. You can see the, you know, we start to anticipate based on the, some of the aggressors, as well as the combining that with the heat map and understanding of the liquidity. Okay. So, in this area here, we were still looking for, you know, a very slight price discovery to the downside. It's not enough, really. But now, I'm noticing in this area here. Okay. This is starting to look pretty good. Look at the volume in this area here. Okay. We see more aggressive buying here. Okay. Here's some sellers counter that, but they're starting to get more aggressive in this area here as well. All right. Pretty significant iceberg here on the offer, though. So, that might counter some of that, some of that aggressive volume here. All right. So, yeah. So, I'm still looking for sideways action, basically. All right, guys. Let's see here. About wraps it up. We do have a process that we look at and go through during these advanced live order flow analysis webinars and discovering some of that, as well as, you know, some of the other things as well, because this is a bit of a special webinar compared to the daily one that we have for our users. Okay. All right. So, if no more questions, then let's call it a day. And then tomorrow, we will have... Let's see here. We have Jason Love. All right. So, let's... Let me just cover that briefly. Okay. So, tomorrow, Jason Love. Now, this is going to begin at 12 p.m. Eastern time. Okay. So, note that one. The rest of them so far at this point are at 11 a.m. Eastern. We may... John Mark Sulu might be at 11 a.m., or I'm sorry, 12 p.m. as well. All right. But, if so, I will let you know via email. Okay. I would assume that he is at 11 a.m. for the moment. Okay. And, yeah. We'll see you tomorrow at 11 a.m. unless... Yeah. I'm sorry. We'll see you tomorrow at 12 p.m. for Jason Love. Okay, guys. All right. Have a good day. Take care.


My mountain is Margala. My river is Indus. I am Faisal and I'm from Islamabad, Pakistan.  I don't see many Pakistanis around here, so I would like to share my background and how I reached this place and what made me work on what I'm working on right now. Growing up in a Pakistani middle-class family, I was really fortunate to have access to computers really early in my life. At that time, games and computer games to be specific got me interested into programming and graphic design. Unfortunately, around that time, we didn't have proper guidance or formal education regarding that domain. But lucky for us, we had internet. Not the internet that we see right now, but like this one. I'm sure many of you would have recognized this voice. Fortunately for us, we had internet back then and even though it was really slow, but it felt sufficient, that led me to a path of self-learning and self-education. I ended up teaching myself computer programming, game development, game design at a very early age.  So that was really amazing for me because it opened a lot of avenues for me. Now I'll fast forward to my undergraduate time and this was my final year project and of course it has to be a game. So I created this game, which was a 3D first-person game and it was visually appealing. When you have visual stuff, it can relate to a lot of people and people understand things. So it not only got me a gold medal in my university, but something really amazing happened that day. Someone from the crowd took the link of this game and sent it to a professor in Stanford. And that guy, he was so impressed by this work, being a solo project, that he offered me a fellowship at Stanford and asked me to come over and join him, work on other important stuff. And of course I said yes. At Stanford, that was the first time I got this opportunity to work on big impact stuff. So the project that we were working on there was called Meijering and Quantifying the Digital Divide. In this project we used two decades old data through network performance tools and we figured out best ways for developing nations and their governments to improve internet connectivity across remote part of the region so their people can get connected. Now this project was really close to my heart because I knew that internet played a vital role in changing my life and opening up new opportunities for me. I also realized that data insights as a whole can be life-changing in an indirect way. So I decided from then on I would leave game development and focus more towards data insights and big data stuff. So that I could work on bigger problems. Today we live in a time where we have abundance of data around us. Whether it's consumer reviews or the consumer feedback on the internet or satellite data about our earth around us. Fortunately for us, machine learning and artificial intelligence have gone and gotten easier for us to use and to use them to understand this data. So I want to be the tool for all the problem solvers that we have in the stage and use my skills to help them solve the problems that they are already solving at a larger scale using the technologies that I know. So that's my story. I'm Faisal Zahid and happy to connect with you all on the New Frontiers app. Thank you.


Hey guys! I know I usually do kind of updates like this when I'm talking about the Undergrads movie but I've got to talk about this. I've been a huge fan of the Final Space series. I've loved it ever since the first season and I was really really disappointed when Olin Rogers got the very unfortunate news from TBS that he wasn't going to be able to finish the story after season three because of the Discovery Warner Brothers merger. However, if you don't have Olin Rogers on your Facebook, he just released some pretty fantastic news. I'm actually quite excited about it and he delivered it in the way that he's always really good at delivering stuff. He is able to finish it via a graphic novel. That's pretty cool. Now of course this isn't what we would have liked. We would have liked to have seen the animation, the voice acting, all of that again and that is a loss absolutely but the fact that we just still get to end this story is so cool. I really thought the first season was stellar. I actually said that if it didn't go any further after that I would have been fine but I have enjoyed how the story went and especially of how the last season ended just the stakes that were raised. I'm going to give you guys a little bit of a breakdown of what he said in the video. For one, he can't do a kick starter because he's actually already done a kick starter about a animation training kind of program called Godspeed and it did so well. It has to be sold on a website he owns. It cannot be done through Amazon or any store which also means there can't be any digital copies of it which when you hear the page count you're gonna kind of be like oh my god. Right now he is saying that it's gonna be chunky. It's possibly 400 to 500 pages long. It could even be longer. That's massive guys. That's huge which also leads to another kind of issue that he might have is that he's putting a soft top of 10,000 copies. Each book is gonna weigh like five to six pounds and you've got to figure out where to put 10,000 books in his storage place as well as ship it and whatnot which then that does lead to the cost. Now that might deter some of you. I wouldn't be surprised but right now because he has to self publish it he can't go through other vendors. He has to do all of this himself. The book so far for pre-order is $125 American which works out to being 172 Canadian razz of right now. However there there are people who are interested in this. There's already I'm checking this right now and this is the 24th of April. There's already 3,700 copies have been pre-ordered. He's also putting in his systems that you can do installments through Shoppay. He just really wants people to have it which is why he's giving you quite a bit of time. You can do the pre-order before production starts. After that you can't anymore. The end release date, the hopeful release date is sometime between mid to end 2024. If he gets it done that quickly I'll be really impressed. After I record this I'm gonna get my pre-order because I want to see the end of this story. I want to have Olin get to finish it. I'm so excited. I'm seeing Olin actually at the Rio Theater this in a couple of days. He's doing a stand-up. I get to see him just like, whoa, trucking and smoking. Cookie bar. That is it. I just wanted to give you guys an update about it. If you want to check out the website for it it is finalspaceends.com. I'll have that link in the description below so definitely check it out guys. This is fantastic news. I am just stoked for Olin because he went to bat guy. If you followed him at all for the last few years he has fought tooth and nail to get an ending, to finish final space in some way or form. Most of the time we know this doesn't happen. So the fact that we get unending is amazing. It's gonna take up so much room. If it is going to be like four to five hundred pages long I wonder if it's going to be bigger than from hell. That's my biggest graphic normal that I own. Anyways guys that's all for me. I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did leave a like and if you are interested in supporting Olin and getting your own pre-order copy like I said check out the link below. Anyways guys that's all for me. See you guys next time.


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Hello, I'm Tiffany Barsotti of HealAndThrive.com and I do spiritual and medical counseling for the purpose of looking at psychospiritual and emotional root causes of things that may be going on. One of the techniques that I use often in my practice is a modality called pranic healing. That's prana as in life force energy, prana, pranic healing. This is a hands off style where I don't need to put my hands on you and profound healing takes place. There are all types of dynamics that we are able to connect with at the bio-field level, literally the fields around the body, being able to clear out clouds and smog and pollution and the things that our daily life is sort of put there. And also working, even though my hands are not going inside at the chakra level, at the etheric body where we're pulling out gunk and things that have been stored there. Could be for a very long time or it could be something new. And if you're extremely sensitive person, there's something that we do where, first of all I can teach you tools about how to deal with that, but there's something where we can deal with the psychospiritual aspects of things, literally the psychology of an event and how something got stored in a chakra, deeply embedded or just on the surface.  Sometimes there's a tear shed and sometimes there's nothing and no words are exchanged.  With pranic healing you'll want to make sure that you shower before you come because it is prescriptive to not take a shower afterwards as we're going to be charging and putting all this beautiful prana in as we recharge the body and recharge all of the fields around the body so we don't want you to rinse it off. So there are other things that I will give you that will be specific to you after you have the experience, but pranic healing could be a beautiful way to introduce yourself to healing where it's a non-invasive, very easy going, beautiful technique. I look forward to sharing it with you and if you're interested in either talking about it or booking a session, use the link below. I will do a 15 minute free consultation for you at your asking. Thank you.


Generation after generation of Starfleet's finest have walked the grounds of Starfleet Academy, from James T. Kirk to Jean-Luc Picard, Benjamin Sisko, and Catherine Janeway. Some of the greatest captains in Federation history, and many of them, have needed a little extra push along the way. Hey guys, welcome back to Come Again TV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. I'm Shannon, and today on Star Trek Theory, we're taking a look at Starfleet's mysterious groundskeeper, Boothby. They used to say that if man were meant to fly, he'd have wings. When he did fly, he discovered he had to. I don't believe we can stop. In fact, through all our existence, the frightened men, faint heart, have been warning not to push any further, not to learn any more, not to hope, grow, and exceed themselves. I don't believe we can stop. I don't believe we're meant to. What a piece of work is man, how noble in reason, how infinite in faculty, in form, in moving, how express and admirable, in action, how like an angel, in apprehension, how like a god. I see as one day becoming that. It is the unknown that defines our existence. Starfleet Academy has existed in some form or another since the 2140s to train cadets in exploring the final frontier. While the headquarters of Starfleet Academy were located in the Presidio in San Francisco, the academy itself was across the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County. While attending classes and completing training at the academy, cadets can be found in their off time at one of the mini coffee shops in the area, in their dorms, or working in one of the mini academy gardens. The last part though isn't actually part of their training to become Starfleet officers, but anyone who's ever made anything of themselves in Starfleet's ranks has served countless hours in those gardens. It's become a way for many to refresh themselves in between study sessions. Often cadets get roped into pulling weeds or grooming flora while trying to relax outside. The man responsible for the roping is none other than head groundskeeper Boothby. Boothby has taken many a promising cadet under his wing over the years. He first came upon Catholic Janeway while she had her eyes closed, sitting in the academy garden thinking about Professor Patterson's exam, which she was having some difficulties studying for. Somehow, before the two were even formally introduced, the groundskeeper knew who Janeway was and what she was having trouble with, without even a word being exchanged between them. At one point, during Chacote's time at the academy, Boothby was his boxing coach. The groundskeeper met Picard while he was carving the initials A.F. into his prized elm tree and gave him a tour of the garden. It isn't quite known exactly how old Boothby is or how he knows so much about the cadets that passed through his garden, but memory alpha states that he's a human male who's worked as groundskeeper at the academy during the 24th century and was likely born around the 2260s given his appearance. However, I have a different theory. First though, we have to go back to when Catherine Janeway first encountered the man. It was during her time in the academy, as stated earlier. In the book, the autobiography of Catherine Janeway, the history of the captain who went further than any had before, on page 41, let me set the scene.  She had never met him before and had no idea how he knew what was bothering her. Allow me to read you an excerpt. Maybe it was because I was still half asleep, but I was starting to get very bewildered by this whole encounter. It was as if I'd woken up in a strange enchanted land, Narnia, perhaps, or my beloved Oz. I had found myself in conversation with a magician who could read my mind and saw all my worries. Who are you? I said. My name, he said, is Boothby. That broke the spell. A little. My father had mentioned Boothby, so had Granddad in town. Yes, I knew who this was. Not a sorcerer, not an enchanter, but the gardener. I should clarify this, Boothby was not simply a gardener, but the head groundskeeper at the academy. And given the size of the campus, this was a significant responsibility. How long had he been there? I don't think anyone knows for sure. You've heard of me, I think, he said.  I was amazed. Dad had said that Boothby knew everything about everyone. This was pretty specialist knowledge. How on earth did you know that? I keep my ears open, he said. He peered at me. I know that look well. It's the one given by officers when they're assessing whether you're fit for a task. It's a look I've given myself over the years. Yes, he said. I think you'll come in handy. This page gives us quite a strong clue about the man known as Boothby. Many have wondered, is that his first name or last name? He has a way of getting people to open up to him, like only a handful of people in the Star Trek universe. This whole chapter from the book, along with a similar chapter from the autobiography of John Luke Picard, and the many different episodes that Boothby appeared in during the TNG era of Star Trek, got me to thinking, who else shares a similar personality with Boothby? Who else is known for getting people to open up to them and knowing more than they obviously should about people? And who else has appeared to remain the same age while everyone else around them ages? That's right. Guyanin. The many similarities between the two leads me to believe that Boothby isn't actually human after all. And I really don't think he was born around the 2260s. In fact, I think he may very well be far older than that. It's likely that Boothby is actually an Ellorian. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he'd come to Earth at the same time as Guyanin, and may have even been there to see first contact and the rise of the Federation, as well as the very construction of Starfleet Academy. He very well may have designed the very garden he now tends to and planted the very tree that Picard carved into. What are your thoughts, Trekkies? Do you think the mysterious groundskeeper known as Boothby is an Ellorian? Or could he be a different species entirely? Maybe I'm completely wrong, and he's just a very long-lived and slow-aging human from Earth. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to live long and prosper. Take care, Geeks.


Hi my name is Taylor Morgan and today I'll be interviewing Professor Phil Morgan or dad from the Faculty of Education and Arts at the University of Newcastle. So dad can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Hey thanks Tay. I was born into Nelliquent. I think it was a Tuesday morning around 8.40 a.m. Sorry dad can we skip forward to the part about when you started in university? Okay sure Fair enough. Yeah sure. Well you know what? It goes as far back as 992 which is like was that 28 years ago? And I'm only 40-ish.  Ish ish. So I've done my undergraduate degree my PhD all the way through to professor at University Newcastle and some people say well that shouldn't you be moving around but I love the university and still do. So what degree did you study at the University? I wanted to always want to be a PE teacher but people saying oh no you should do a physio degree you'd love that. So it wasn't at University of Newcastle yet so I was going to do a Bachelor of Arts for a year then switch over to physio when it came to Newcastle and I wasn't really sure still what I wanted to do and I chose four subjects and one of them I chose was philosophy and you know I chose that. I haven't told you this either but because of the abbreviation the subject code was Phil101 and I thought that was a good message. Dad tip one don't choose subjects based on the abbreviation matching your name. So I ended up taking the advice of my mom actually who was like you need to be outside. I was an active love sports and exercise sort of kid and so yeah it still are exactly so I transferred to a Bachelor of Health and Physio Education best decision I'd ever made. Dad tip follow your heart do things you love find a career you enjoy and that was fantastic didn't get a job out of uni but I got nominated for a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford which is a really great opportunity and I guess what a PhD's called at Oxford? D-Phil. So I was a bit wary yeah it could have been so but I didn't get it I missed out that's okay I came back and did a PhD in Education at the University of Newcastle doing that research project made me realise the impact you can have through research and how important it is. What is your research focused on now and why is it important? Sure so my PhD was in focusing on improving primary school health and physical education but I've kind of transferred with a with a greater focus on promoting family physical activity and healthy eating but also understanding what influences families and what are the best strategies to advise families to be more active and to eat healthily and this is just so important firstly because how important optimal dietary and physical activity behaviours are for our physical and mental health but do you realise if you looked at families in terms of their weight status how many fruit and veggies they eat their physical activity levels that it'd be less than 1% of the Australian population would meet the actual guidelines for those so we live in an environment at the moment it's obesity promoting activity sapping that's really challenging it promotes kilojoule dense nutrient poor quality foods and they're really accessible so it is actually a huge challenge people say you're just trying to get families active that sounds pretty easy but understanding the psychology how to motivate families how to how to give them the knowledge and skills how to give them that evidence-based strategies that can make a huge difference in not only their physical activity levels and health eating but the quality of life so we realise that it's not a one-size-fits-all approach and targeted programs were really important so we've explored the differential impact of targeting different family members so we've done target developed and evaluated targeted programs for families whatever your family unit is for mums and daughters for dads and daughters as you know and when we started doing this work with fathers we realised that fathers are just not involved in parenting programs internationally we did a review and found that of all the parenting programs ever done in this field six percent of participants are dads so they play a unique and independent role so we've done lots of work with fathers so we've done healthy dads healthy kids I think you've done all these programs and dads with sons and daughters promoting health eating and that's been adapted in the UK we've done a feasibility trial with Hispanic fathers in the US which is really exciting it was amazing and we've just found out we're successful in getting a grant to adapt it in Scotty's prisons with incarcerated fathers and we've also got healthy youngsters healthy dads which is for preschool age children and we've got our daughters and dads active in a powered program which came out of University of Newcastle we're now got a partnership we're rolling out across New South Wales and doing sport specific variants we've just done daughters and dads cricket we've partnered with women in sport in the UK to do to roll out the English football club so just some amazing developments showing the real need and impact that it can have That's awesome, that's really cool. It's seriously really challenging time moments so what role can physical activity and exercise play? Well this this is really challenging times and everyone's got different contexts and need to filter this information but physical activity is just so important if you look at even the percentage of the population meeting physical levels at all ages when you use objective measures not just asking people how active they are, you know, predominance and accelerometer these sorts of gadgets you know it's usually around 10 to 20% would meet those guidelines for physical activity and that's preschoolers, children, teenagers, adults somewhere in between there so most of the population don't need physical activity levels and they're so important and there is overwhelming incredible remarkable evidence showing the association between being active and your holistic health and that's from systematic reviews so that means that it's not just one study a group of researchers got let's find every single study that's established the association between physical activity and heart disease for example physical activity and depression and so it's really good quality evidence so we can believe it's important and this is at any life stage doesn't matter how old you are, doesn't matter whether you're a boy or a girl what race, ethnicity the association still remains strong and if you look at physical activity for example for chronic disease risk reductions so type 2 diabetes, stroke or heart disease being active means you reduce the risk of those chronic diseases by 20 or 30% and even mortality, even dying 20 or 30% yeah and if you look at fitness being aerobically fit like heart and lung fitness then the risk reductions for each of those chronic diseases doubles to 40 to 60% so being fit as well, getting your heart rate up being aerobically fit is potent, hugely important and then we, the mental health benefits of physical activity is also extremely important reducing anxiety and stress and depression and studies have shown it's even more crucial than drugs, taking drugs for those particular ailments and another point, I can't, I just can't go doing physical activity increases your blood flow which impacts on your memory attention and cognitive function so I was able to remember that but the research in this field of cognition is fascinating as well like it's exercise is the leading strategy for Alzheimer's and dementia so it's just hugely important but also there's social benefits and emotional benefits to being active and economic and educational and environmental so finally I just say if you could take a pill that conferred all the health benefits of physical activity it would be the most prescribed pill in the history of medicine the biggest blockbuster in the history of humanity so hugely important so dad what would be your best tips? I'd say get up, get out and get down get up, get out and get down, what does that mean? sounds like it's the makings of a TikTok we can do get up, get up, get down maybe not, okay it's actually get up, up, up, get out and get down so the first thing, get up, get your steps up so internal physical activity is really important on most preferably all days of the week every step counts people used to think I've got exercise half an hour a day and otherwise if I can't find time for that there's no point think of all those little bite sized pieces of movement that you can do throughout the day because what we do know now is the benefits of activity you're accumulated so that five minute walk there, that ten minute walk there they add up as part of your benefit so thinking about how you can increase the amount of movement you can get in a day overall so a lot of people are like sitting all day and just doing one exercise about and still think oh that's healthy but just think about how you can increase your steps throughout the day and there's a dose response relationship with physical activity the more you do the better and it doesn't matter what form of movement it is all the evidence we have for the benefits of physical activity a lot of it is just simply for walking so that's really accessible so parking further away thinking about well it's a 20 minute drive to somewhere but I can drive 15 or 18 minutes and then walk the rest of the way think about ways you can do that so what is your favourite physical activity saying? think of movement as an opportunity not an inconvenience look at that you get there and go oh no I can't get a park this is ridiculous hang on park further away here's an opportunity for movement given how many people meet feel the titty guidelines rather than an inconvenience so movement is really important the second get up is getting your heart rate up so doing some exercise sessions on most preferably all days of the week as well some higher intensity aerobic fitness which has independent health benefits there's just heaps of apps and YouTube clips and smorgasbord of activities you can do so heart rate up steps up and finally I'd say to stand up let's just stand up now I guess to have to break up prolonged bouts of sitting as a whole emerging science in this area of how important that is and I'd say every 30 or 60 minutes you need to stand up replace sitting with some light physical activity think of breaks you have when you're working put your phone away have your printer away from your office as a whole range of ways we can increase opportunities to stand think of standing as an opportunity not an inconvenience get out it's really fascinating studies have shown the benefits to exercising and being outside so depending on the situation try and get outside if you can exercise outside it's even better exercising is really important exercising outside can give you additional benefit and get down so this is just holistic approach to say sleep right impacts on your activity levels and energy levels stretch yoga parties relax and also socialize so what advice would you give families to keep moving get up up up get out and get down they can apply that the children it's all applicable for families and actually I'm interested in developing as you know about is my film crew and sound crew and production team to help families at the moment we're releasing a YouTube channel called family movement with professor Phil so I encourage people to subscribe to that we're going to release a lot of our content from all of our award-winning programs and it's pretty good fun making those they look out for those as well but just five or six quick tips for families I would say be active together it's called co-physical activity in our studies that we've done which is really fascinating we've shown the families who are active together not necessarily our mum and dad go for a run and kids are at home they're modeling the behavior but doing the activity together not only makes them more active okay that makes sense but we found that it actually explains self-esteem in children and explains the quality of the relationship in families so that's really powerful findings to show being active together brings families closer together and makes kids feel better about themselves pick physical activities you can enjoy and one of the theories that we operationalize is called self-determination theory not to get too heavy and it's primary tenets of autonomy relatedness and competence and that just means to increase motivation within families and for kids autonomy give them choice what do you want to do today do you want to work out play soccer go for a walk give them options exactly relatedness do it together do you want to do it with me do you want to do some one-on-one sounds good and competence can you help them understand fitness technique and exercise technique like we've been doing at the back how to do various exercises how to do various sports skills is really important and so in our YouTube channel we'll show how helping kids with sports skills families have a role helping them with their exercise technique they have a role and doing some rough-and-tumble play which is pretty fun and final couple of tips I would say is ink it don't think it that's one of our favorite sayings write it down get your exercise and activity as a routine so it's locked in monitor your activity record it plan goals we could set and say okay we've got touch football so we're gonna play and it's locked in it becomes part of our routine where you don't have to slip into that day where you go I'm not really feeling like it today so that's really important having screen rules screen time rules screens in the bedroom and screens before school are really important and finally I would just say to families don't forget the importance of free play unstructured play for kids get outside and they can just be kids so hope those tips were helpful that's awesome thank you so much thank you for you a great job hey do you want to go do a workout let's go


And in this video, I'm going to talk about some really important Indian works written by Indian writers that you must study if you are preparing for UGC net English. There are so many Indian writers that we must study in order to prepare for UGC net thoroughly. But then since we are running out of time, I thought of making a video in which I can tell you at least six important works that you should not skip if you are preparing for net exam. You can go to my website, arpitaakarwa.com and under the tab of online course content, you will find a list of all important writers that you must cover for the exam preparation. Just check the list and see whether you know all those writers or not because I cover all these writers in detail in my audio course. So if you are preparing on your own, that list will help you to make notes to analyze your preparation, to track your preparation and will definitely boost your confidence for the next net exam. The first work that we are going to touch in this video lecture is cry the peacock by Anita Desai. Cry the peacock is very influential work because it talks about story of a girl Maya. She's married to a man named Gotham. Now the symbolic significance is very important because Maya represents the world of illusion. Whereas Gotham represents the world of detachment and both of them who have different aim in their life, who have totally different personality are married together. So you can very well imagine the outcome. It's a loveless marriage and both of them are not happy and you can see how this is totally connected to Shashi Desh Pandey's that long silence. So you can find that both the novels talks about the same theme. Now what is important to remember here is that this girl Maya, she has dreams of reptiles and snakes and she feels unsafe, she feels hurt, she feels overridden by guilt. And what is the reason for all these negative emotions because when she was married she went to an astrologer and that astrologer told her that four years after your marriage with your husband, either your husband or you will die. And this thought haunts her like the cry of a peacock. If you have ever heard peacock crying, you can very well imagine how annoying that sound is. Just like that annoying sound, she is continuously having nightmares about this thought. She is obsessed by the prophecy of that astrologer and this is what forms the major theme or the major plot of this novel. The second writer that we are going to talk about is Arkin Arayan and you must read his work Man Eater of Malgudi. Man Eater of Malgudi has been inspired from Bhamasura myth. If you have read Indian mythology, you must be aware of this demon called Bhamasura who was given a boon by the gods that you can touch anybody and by the touch of your hand that person is going to burn and will be killed. So your touch is so significant and so valuable that you touch a person and that person will turn into ashes. So later when we find that Bhamasura started to involve himself into malpractices, Lord Vishnu tricked him and made him touch his own body. So Bhamasura touched his own body and on the spot he died. So that was the myth of Bhamasura and the same theme has been adopted by Arkin Arayan because the entire theme of this work is that evil is self destructive.  Now Vasu comes to Malgudi and he starts to live above Natraj's flat and Natraj is very terrified and very frightened to see such a huge man because Vasu is very very strong and he brings girls into his house and he involves himself into prostitution and all that stuff. So we find that later when Vasu threatens Natraj by telling him that he is next going to kill the temple elephant named Kumar, Natraj is terrified and Natraj finally thinks that he should go to police. He goes to the police man and police man says that unless and until Vasu doesn't do anything he cannot help him. So Natraj is helpless. The next day when he goes to his flat he finds that Vasu has died and how did Vasu die?   So that was the whole story of Malgudi which talks about how evil is self destructive. The next work that we are going to talk about is Girish Karnat's Hayavadana. Girish Karnat's Hayavadana has been inspired from Katha Saritsagar and the plot has also been taken from Thomas Mann's Transposed Heads. So these are the two works which inspired Karnat to write Hayavadana and the plot of Hayavadana is very simple. There are these two people one person name is Devdatt and the other one's name is Kapila.  So he is very good with mental skills, he is very learned and knowledgeable fellow whereas on the other hand we have Kapil who is son of an Iron Smith and he is well versed with physical skills. So what happens is that both the heads, the body of Kapil and the head of Devdatt is mixed and a person is formed who is well versed in both bodily trades and mental trades but then to the surprise of the audience we find that how such a combination proves to be deadly. So that formed the plot line of Hayavadana. The next important writer which must not be skipped if you are preparing for UGC net English is Badal Sarkar and he is famously known for his work Ibong Indrajit. Before we talk about Ibong Indrajit I would like to tell you two things about Badal Sarkar. Number one, he wrote the plays in the language Bengali. So he wrote in Bengali language plus you must also remember that he formed his own theatrical company which is called Shatabdi. Apart from it he is also associated with the concept of third theatre. So all these things must be kept in mind if you are preparing for net exam. Now if you look at the plot of Ibong Indrajit we will find that the story talks about a man who suffers from writer's block. And this is the absurdist play so you will find that this play is quite a lot connected to the theme which was presented by Samuel Beckett in Waiting for Godot. What you need to remember about this play is that it is a play which talks about a writer suffering from writer's block and how this writer finds inspiration in a woman named Mansi. The next writer that we are going to talk about is Kiran Desai. She is daughter of Anita Desai and she is widely known for her work called Halabalu in Guava Orchid. Halabalu in Guava Orchid talks about a man named Sampat Chawla and this man wants to avoid his responsibilities of adult life due to which what he does is that he starts to live under a Guava tree. While he is living under the Guava tree people come to him and look for advice. So he gives them all those advice and people gradually starts to believe him as a holy man. So they start believing him as a holy man and you can see how the plot is very much connected to Arkana Ryan's book called Guide which was also made into a movie by Dev Anand. So if you have watched that movie you can very well link the two plots and you can see how both of them talk about the same things. So it is about this man who is trying to adopt the guys of a pseudo saint and people start believing him as a saint just because he is wise and he talks about some really great things. The next writer that we are going to talk about is Amitav Ghosh. Amitav Ghosh has written this wonderful work called Abyss Trilogy. Now what is important to know about Abyss Trilogy is that Trilogy means a set of three books and these books are interconnected and thus they form a trilogy. If you have read Shiva Trilogy by Amitav Ghosh you can very well associate the same with Abyss Trilogy. On the other side the title Abyss, the word Abyss in the title suggests the boat on which all the characters meet. So the name of the boat was Abyss on which all the characters meet and thus the name is Abyss Trilogy. Now what is important to remember here is that there are two very important and significant historic events which are being talked about in the series of three books. The events are number one they talk about the opium trade which happened between India and China run by the East India Company and number two it talks about transport of labours. Labours were transported from India to work as sugar plantation workers in Mauritius. So it talks about both these historic events and thus the series is very important you just need to remember the title even if you are running short of time and you are not able to read the entire novels just at least remember the title and you must be aware of the facts that I have just mentioned. So with that I end my video on Indian literature I have tried to give you a glimpse of some important Indian writers and their famous works. You must make sure that all these Indian writers are covered by you and I will be meeting you in the next video lecture till the time I meet next. Happy learning keep loving literature and stay tuned to ArpitaKarwa.com and before you leave don't forget to subscribe to this channel and also go to Facebook and Instagram page and look at the Go Net quiz that I am delivering participate in that quiz like those pages so that every time I post a Go Net quiz you are notified. I will see you in the next video lecture bye bye.