Welcome to chapter eight in this chapter. We will talk about decent work It's part of part four and it's the only chapter in part four of the book and It's the first part of the book where we actually talk about outcomes for employees Which is a bit weird if you think about it And since the entire book is about human resource management, so it's about people but in the previous chapters It was always about employee motivation employee productivity employee, you know characteristics that organizations need and need to take into account In this final chapter, I will pay attention purely to the outcomes of human resource management for people's lives So decent work After this clip you will understand why a separate section on the workers perspective is needed and What human resource management can do to bring about a good quality life for people But also how human resource management can sometimes harm individuals. I Will explain what decent work is and why we could perceive it as the minimum standard of good quality work I will also show some research evidence for the dimensions of Decent work and I will also raise the debate whether decent work is actually a theory or a policy So let's have a look at the outcomes for employees So what makes life good? What is the quality of life if you ask the word health work if you ask the world health organization? They will say that a good quality of life constitutes of being healthy so feeling well no diseases of having a Good social network being happy with your family and friends having time to enjoy them And finally to feel mentally well, so feel happy in general Individuals are perfectly capable to indicate how they perceive their Stand on the ladder when it comes to quality of life So the picture you see here is part of the World Health Organization's questionnaire Investigating how people rate their quality of life when it comes to their own health Social well-being and psychological well-being so are they live living at this moment? the worst possible life or the best possible life and Of course, you can try to understand With statistics which people are relatively better off So who perceive the who are the people who perceive their lives to be relatively good And who are the people who perceive their lives to be really bad and? Bottom line that brings to us to a view like this So it's called a systems model that means that your quality of life depends on where you live in the world Depends on your demographic characteristics depends on your country's environment and A lot of things that close or buy also impacts within countries within the system how you How you feel how you score on the definitions of physical mental and relational or social health? As you can see family and friends are important your community is important your education Whether or not you're part of a legit religious community and work Work is one of the things here But if you look at it at it in a closer way You will realize that work actually will impact all of the other domains as well For example if you have a job that forces you to work over 60 hours a week how much time will be left for family and friends So work is one of the things that is really essential in the realization for a good quality of life for individuals So work is a central part of our lives And I have a few examples of authors and literature that Explockates how important work actually is I like this one by William Faulkner noble prize-winning author and He claims that one of the saddest saddest things is that the only thing men can do for eight hours a day Day after day is work. You can't eat for eight hours a day nor drink for eight hours a day Nor make love for eight hours a day. All you can do for eight hours a day is work Which is the reason why men makes himself and everybody else so miserable and unhappy So this quote kind of already demonstrates that there is Maybe joy, but also a lot of frustration in work that is maybe detrimental to the quality of life another example that Provides an example of why work can be devastating so I picked this one is a poem from a collection of worker poems from Workers in Chinese factories. So these are people that lived on the countryside before and they moved to these big cities to work in Factories making long hours The being really like a commodity rather than a person This poem they'll read in a second is a suicide note It's of this Li Xiuying and he is He came from the countryside to a big Chinese city with the dream to do something with literature to to be in the library so But he didn't find any time to work on his career and his ambitions and he felt more and more depressed and it ended in in his suicide so the poem is clear about The about this condition and it's related to work. So it reads I swallowed an iron moon. They called it a screw I swallowed industrial wastewater and unemployment forms bent over machines our youth died young I Swallowed labor I swallowed poverty swallowed pedestrian bridges swallowed this rusted out life. I can't swallow anymore Everything I've swallowed rolls up in my throat. I spread across my country a poem of shame This is what work can do. I'm going to end in a more positive note Work can also be a source of joy. So this saying is contributed to Confucius It's hard to verify if it's true, but there are many sources on the internet that say it's a quote by Confucius Who claims to have said if you choose a job you love you'll find that you will never have to work a single day of your life So there are two ends of the extreme illustrating what work can do to individuals it can be a source of Unhappiness and it can be a source of happiness so it can be both Not to humor resource management. What can humor resource management do to make? the employee outcomes a little bit more positive than the suicide note side What we can distinguish in humor resource management is the so-called high road the low road and I'm going to make a plea for the decent road The high road is the road where everybody is Extremely happy you do a job that you love you never need to work a single life and humor resource Management has 100% facilitated that The low road these are the examples of of exploitation It's the picture you see here is child labor and this kid should go to school, right? So in a little bit more detail the two extremes when it comes to humor resource management on the one hand Investing in employees make sure that works provide social relations that you can make friends That there's room for personal growth and development that you can work on your strengths and that you can do the things you like That you have decision-leditude that you can organize your own work and that you can do the things that you're good at In those kind of humor resource management systems work will bring engagements They will bring motivation and they will bring well-being to employees in the low roads. This is characterized by employer Using people as means to make production In the low road there are no investments in people low wages and the work provides nothing except for a very precarious work conditions very long hours Unsafe conditions the safety as you could see in the picture before No regard for the well-being of or the health of employees and for sure the pay is also not good In this case work on can lead to exploitation and exploited people. They are There they are exhausted they don't have the Power to get out of this situation anymore, which includes a load of health risks So these two extremes You could read from the HRM literature the question is are all Employers capable of offering this high road and making sure that there's this wonderful environment where everybody's nice and that you can combine work and private life Well, the answers probably no unfortunately, but we need to set To mark somewhere between this high and this low road and one attempt there is to mark the decent road So what is the least? Organization should do to ensure that their workers have a decent life. So a decent quality of life The decent road is characterized by the following decent jobs are those that provide men and women with opportunities to obtain work that allows earning a decent income Under conditions of freedom equity security and human dignity so these words I will explicate them a little bit later, but it means that there is Your values for who you are You can go Leave the job if you like you are treated like the others. There is a safe environment And you're treated with human dignity. So you're another means but the organization values you as a person Decent work is seen as the minimal standard for work conditions that allow a good quality life And it's not something that we just invented here. It's actually something that is promoted by the United Nations so if you know the sustainable development goals and then the eight one of that is called decent work and economic growth And it says literally to promote the inclusive and sustainable Economic growth Employment and decent work for all. So there's a strong belief that when Countries across the globe Invest in decent work for their population for their working population that will eventually Bring benefit to countries as well So why why does decent mark a decent work and economic growth method the claim of the United Nations is the following Sustained and inclusive economic growth can drive progress create decent jobs for all and improve living standards So there they see this clear connection between offering decent jobs and the quality of work The ILO the international labor organization Acknowledges this and sees it as a way out of poverty So full and productive Employment and decent work for all including women and young people is the most effective route out of poverty the good thing for human research management is it is that it kind of gives you a A route map how to address these minimal standards You by taking a worker a worker centered perspective So what I will do in the next slide is Explicated what the what decent work is which dimensions there are and which one are under the under the influence of an organization and which one are maybe More under the influence phase of a society So decent work who is responsible there are two key actors who can Contribute to decent work and these are the ones that oversee work. So at the highest level The state has a role So especially when it comes to availability of decent work the regulations Social security a national Negotiations with with representatives of workers. This is something that should be organized at the national level However, at the organization on the job level, there are responsibilities from managers who can look after the quality of work conditions Let me dive into those two Levels So at the national level First and foremost the opportunities to work. So is it possible for everybody who wants to work to obtain work? This is to do with the labor market policies at making sure that people with a distance for the tour label market, for example are Promoted that's employed that they become attractive for employers It has to do with with combating youth unemployment. So opportunities for work The second one basic human rights. This has to do with following up labor laws So abolish all the work that has been objected in International conventions on basic human rights. What does it mean fight slavery? Make sure that people are not kept at their jobs by taking away their passports. It sounds really like a far away nightmare But we are aware that these kind of conditions also in Modern Western countries still exist. So fight those The third dimension is social security. What happens if somebody turns ill when the main Income provider of a family turns sick so which regulations does a country have to Protect workers against different contingencies of life such as the old age pensions Disability the death of the breadwinner and and also unemployment. So these things are not human resource management. These things are They need management so to speak but then on a higher level on a state level or even maybe on a European level So just a few examples to Illustrate how important these things are So the every caste still suffering from a huge youth unemployment and also This is is mentioned as one of the reasons why there are still so many conflicts and societal Tensions happening The example in the right upper corner about social security What happens if you if you if you turn ill if you become disabled for some reason So do you still have an income? Can you still work? And also the reports of course for Especially migrants. They are a particularly vulnerable group when it comes to This disease terrible work conditions and slavery so reports from the Middle East about slave camps in Libya they are known and it's very difficult to combat This is on the state level. Let's turn to the company level So at the company level there are Five dimensions of decent work where human resource management can create a Good quality life for employees. So We have productive work equity and work dignity at work Security at work and the social dialogue and explain briefly what these of these are and you can also read in the book So productive work means that you have a job that provides you with sufficient income to live a decent life. So if you your job provides you with an income Which is insufficient for example to pay the rent or to You know to buy the food then your work is not productive and then it's not a decent job there are instances Where people have to combine multiple small jobs in order to have a sufficient income in the perspective of a decent work agenda These are undesirable jobs. So part-time working is Only okay When it is it when it still leads to sufficient income to two workers Equity in work has to do to do with discrimination So we discussed this in in chapter 7 when we talked about the first diversity and inclusion So basically everything there make sure that people feel included and not excluded Dignity at work means that the employer acknowledges that Employees have a life outside work and that they have time to enjoy that life and that they have The opportunity to sometimes be a little bit flexible about the working times for example to To take care of a sick child Security at work has to do with safety So organizations need to make sure that the work environment is safe and finally social dialogue means that Employers should organize that employees have a voice in the organization So this refers back to chapter 6 where we talked about the power of workers This is recognized as one of the conditions for a decent work environment so to come back to The decent work and quality of life from the highest level for so the national what what can countries do There's a lot of research evidence why this is important As we know from research as being unemployed leads to definitely a lower quality of life It is we reported that people feel That they have less value that they have all kind of mental problem. They develop mental problems and Being unemployed is also shown to relate to more unhealthy behaviors the basic human rights there's of course is very difficult to do research to into really These people are trafficked for for sex work for example for Work be used as slaves really difficult to to research populations But we know that these people are extremely vulnerable and that it leads to all kind of mental health issues apart from from people who have been abused of course can also have a physical problems Social security is or it was obvious that During the COVID-19 pandemic those countries who had a social security system that helped People to survive when everything was in a lockdown they performed better eventually than countries that who did not have so so having some social security is really important to to keep a Good level of national stability There is also plenty research evidence for the Quality of work dimensions that happen in organizations So for productive work Equality and work dignity at work security at work and social dialogue We have abundant evidence that all of these are important to employee well-being. I Refer to the book to have a closer look at these So finally, what do we know? What this is recent work agenda? We know that decent work and the dimensions based on scientific evidence Is important for the quality of life? So we know that the dimensions of decent work are valuable. They are well-chosen. I Want to make one important note? It's not a theory as such So it has it is the outcome of a long debate across countries between countries So you can imagine there's a lot of politics and policymaking and debate involved in the definition of all that of the dimensions so For sure. Yes, it's informed by theories and there's plenty evidence and of course there are moral considerations Why the decent work agenda is important? But remember it is Not a theory what we need to understand why The dimensions are important We need to use additional theories and these theories have informed a decent work agenda and in the next clips I will talk about stress theory and I'll also talk about the moral perspectives of work that also Are part of the decent work agenda? So we are the at the end of the clip so by now, you know why work matters for the quality of life of individuals and That's human research management can have multiple forms and it can be exploitative and it can be ugly United Nations are promoting decent work to advance quality of life work will work and They use the vehicle of decent work as the minimum standard of work that allows for a decent life There are eight dimensions Which of its three more referred to a national systems national policies policies and five Directly relate to human research management and organizations There's an abundance of research evidence that these dimensions bring better quality of life. However Remember decent work is a policy framework and it's not a theory as such. Thank you


Hi, this is Mark Gosselin. We're going to now keep going with the Cardiopulmonary Imaging Master Series. This session is going to be on aspiration. And aspiration is a very common thing that we see, especially in ICU patients. The objective is to understand how common it is and that it is most likely the cause of low-grade fever in these ICU patients. And as on our previous episodes or previous sessions, atalexus is not. Atalexus is not a cause for fever. That is a myth. And if you still teach it, you need to stop. Recognize the common imaging findings of aspiration. We'll go over them and we'll briefly just kind of review again, compare and contrast the CT enhancement of atalexus versus consolidation. So this is an ICU patient, endotracheal tube, central line. And what we have here is bilateral lower-lobe areas of ill-defined opacity. We see some of the vessels of ground glass, other areas we don't, consistent with consolidation. What you notice though is that margins are a little ill-defined and the patient does have a low-grade fever. Well, rather than saying, well, it's the atalexus, no, this is more consistent with aspiration. Now another term that is commonly used and you feel free to use it is the term retained secretions. People who just can't cough up their bronchial secretions and that can sometimes have an overlapped appearance. So if it's clearly a big consolidation, call it aspiration. If you're not sure, aspiration slash retained secretions. And then again, this is most likely the cause of low-grade fevers. What does it look like? Well, it looks different than atalexus in most cases. You might see the poorly-defined three to four millimeter clustered nodules. That's really key. It spares the subplural area. So if it looks like it's touching the pleura, that's probably more of a consolidation. This is the so-called budding tree, right? Appearance, and that's what it looks like on a radiograph, three to four millimeter nodularity. There'll be airway thickening, mucus plugging. And the other thing you might notice is you'll just gestalt the radiograph and it just looks busy. And if it looks busy and you see that kind of clustered three to four millimeter nodularity, probably some aspiration slash retained secretions. It's gravity-based and that's the key thing. It just kind of goes down to the lowest point of the terminal bronchials. If you're lying on your side, that's usually part of the lung that overlies the axilla. If you're upright, it's gonna be middle low and lower lows. That's the key. It's gravitational-based. Just a quick statement about this so-called dense hyalum or B6 side. Anybody who's intubated or been extubated on a supine, the hyalum will look big and ill-defined and dense. The hyalum is not changed. That is simply adelexis or aspiration slash retained secretions in the superior segments of the lower lobes overlapping. And this is what it looks like. Look at the hyalum and the tracheal tube removed. Now look at the hyalum. The hyalum really are exactly the same. The pulmonary arteries haven't changed, but this ill-defined nodular kind of consolidated process and increased density, it's more white, represents the aspirated secretions that are in the superior segment. This is often misdiagnosed as pulmonary congestion in edema. It is not. It is a normal variant. Another patient, what do you see? Well, it's busy. You see a lot of three to four millimeter nodularity. It spares the subplural. It's in the dependent portion of both lower lobes, posterior segment of the upper lobe. This is an aspiration. You can see aspiration is airway related. And you can see the dependent portion, some of it's coalescing. This is characteristic for aspiration immunitis. If this were a trauma patient, this is aspiration, not contusion. Why? Because contusion doesn't bleed just in the airways, right? So this is aspiration, low-grade fever. Now, just to compare again with our previous session, this is adolescence. Notice it's got sharp margins and radiates from the hyalum. That's what adolescence is. It doesn't cause fever. This is different. Look at this, it's slightly busy here, right? Witness aspiration. You see these little three to four millimeter branching clustered nodules sparing the subplural, dependent portion of the lung. This is aspiration immunitis slash retained secretions. This is a few days later. This induces a low-grade chemical immunitis and is a likely cause for low-grade fever. Think about it. When a patient is aspirating, they're usually kind of on their PCA pump of morphine. They're aspirating small amounts. When you wake them up, have them use the incentive spirometer, they cough it up, clear it, and the fever goes away. That has been missed hot in our, by the many generations of physicians is saying, see, that's why adolescence causes fever. No, it was aspiration all along. Patient with a feeding tube going in the wrong direction, feeding up the esophagus and then down into the lung. Large amount of aspiration. You should be aware the endotracheal tube does not protect you from aspiration. It can still occur. In fact, does almost 24 seven. In this case, that aspiration is more than just an aspiration immunitis. That's a full-on consolidation and likely high-grade fevers, aspiration pneumonia. Another patient with high-grade fevers, remember aspiration immunitis, it'll give you low-grade fevers, atalexis gives you no fever, aspiration-based infectious pneumonia, high-grade fevers. And that can be a useful way to help differentiate the three, okay? That's a big consolidated aspiration-based pneumonia. Word-of-wise, aspiration pneumonia is almost always gram-negative bacteria. The so-called anaerobic, that was from the 50s with the skid row, bad dendition. So we don't see that as much anymore. Aspiration pneumonia should equal gram-negative bacteria like pseudomonas. Just as a review, if you have a contrast-enhanced CT scan, pneumonia or consolidation enhances less than atolectasis. Atolectasis, all the vessels are together. It fills with the contrast and is very bright. Consolidation, the vessels are separated. It does not enhance to the same degree. It should enhance the same as the perispinal muscles and it does, atolectasis enhances much more. So if you're someone who says it could be atolexus or pneumonia in a CT that's contrast-enhanced, you can favor one very strongly over another. So with that, that's review. Atolectasis is not a cluster fever. Please don't propagate that myth. It's most likely aspiration, which will be gravitational. Look for the busy clustered nodularity. And remember that atolexus and consolidation enhance differently. Thank you very much.


Hello everybody, Andrew Maeski here with Dental Tutoring. So let's talk about how to answer those tough interview type questions or even how to answer the basic interview questions that you will probably be asked when you are being interviewed for either the dental hygiene or the dental assisting position. So this kind of goes for all the dental professionals I have sat in on many of them and I'm still amazed at how some people just don't know or I find the things that come out of their mouth is just kind of like, oh, why did you just say that? You know, we know you're nervous but just certain things that I want to talk to you guys about so you can have a good head start and you don't have to be as nervous. I wish I had you two when I first started in the dental profession because this would have been so nice to kind of teach me to because I just kind of went in there, didn't know what I was doing but basically you do have to sell yourself. That's basically what you have to do. You have to make yourself sound amazing but let me go through some things that might make your resume not look so good and how you can overcome that, okay? So typically on a resume if you don't have any dental experience that doesn't look good but you have to start somewhere, right? So this is how you can make yourself sound amazing. So if they're kind of going through the resume and they go, well, you haven't worked in a dental office before, you know, we're really looking for somebody with experience.  You know, like I know what I would say. So, and what I would be expecting to hear. So you can say something like, I have a lot of clinical knowledge in school, you know, we have to see 30, 40 patients and I feel like I have a good, you know a knowledge base to get started and I'm so excited to learn, you know, you can show me anything. I am easily adaptable because I have nothing to compare it to. It's not like I've been working in an office for 30 years and I'm set in my ways. Well, not at all because I actually haven't worked in a dental office before. You can also say for my co-op, we did our co-op for a month or two months, however long it was and I did learn a lot and they had all nice things to say about me so I take that as a good sign and I did learn a lot there, you know. So you see how I kind of, I make it sound like I'm a real person, you know, like, yeah, I totally understand but I am easily adaptable. You know, that's what they want to hear because let me tell you, I would prefer to hire somebody younger and newer than somebody with 30 years experience that comes in and goes, I've never worked with a computer before. I am used to paper charting. I like to do things my own way. These are the instruments that I have to have. You know, that drives me crazy and I do find that those with more experience like me, we are set in our ways a little bit more. Sorry guys, my alarm. And we know what we want. So if we're not used to something, we might be kind of more hesitant but you can show them that you are an open book, you know, you want to learn as much as possible. They love that, trust me. Another thing that they might say is, okay, well, how much do you want to get paid? That's always the tricky question, right? I always say, well, that price is negotiable but I am asking for this amount. So where I live, it does depend on where you live. Where I live, it's totally normal for a new grad to ask for $30 per hour. Don't ask for less than $30 per hour. But again, this is where I live. So around Kitchener, Ontario. And we say to not ask for less than $30 per hour because we need hygienists. We have experienced hygienists making 45 per hour. And yes, you might be saying, well, why can't I make closer to 45 per hour then? You just can't because new hygienists, we need to teach you guys so much. You know, it's just, you have to start somewhere, right? If you go in there as a new hygienist and say, well, I want to make 40 bucks per hour. It's not that they won't pay you that but they're thinking, okay, you must be quite the person to think that you're worth 40 bucks per hour with no experience. So be completely reasonable, okay? You asking, again, depending on where you live, $30 per hour is totally okay. If they say to, well, we were looking to pay $29 per hour, how does that sound to you? What are you gonna say, right? You're thinking, well, that's pretty close. I would take that because I need the money.  So I will take $29 per hour if we can have a talk in three months time. And if you guys like me and like what I'm doing, then I would like to make $30 per hour after three months. I think that sounds pretty good, right? Or you can negotiate other things too. Like you could say, well, am I guaranteed 25 hours per week or am I guaranteed 40 hours per week? So all of that is a good idea. But just a quick thing to mention though, if you do settle on that, okay, I'll take the 29 per hour button three months once you can see that I'm good and that you like me. I want to talk about making $30 per hour and I want that to actually start like three months from now. So it's March the 25th. So March, April, May, June. So June 25th, I want to be making $30 per hour. You will have to go to the dentist and say, okay, it's been three months. Can we have a talk? Like how am I doing? They will not come to you. They will not come to you after three months and say, hey, can I talk to you? So I think I would like to give you the $30 per hour now, they won't, you need to go to them. So if you're going to negotiate something like that, make sure you feel comfortable enough to go to them or say, you know what? I would like the $30 per hour. I hope that's okay with you. That's just the lowest that I can go. You can say something like that too. That's totally up to you, but that's what I would do. If I was in your situation is I would say, okay, I'll take the 29 button three months if you guys like me that I would like to make the $30 per hour. So that's a very, very common question. So that is something that you should do. Other than that, those are kind of the trickier questions, right? They might say something to you like, well, why do you feel that you would be a good fit for our office? So you might be kind of repeating yourself a little bit here. So you could say something like, well, from what I see, like you have an amazing office. I just get a good feel for the place. Everybody seems happy. Like everybody seems to be in a good mood. I like that. Patients seem happy so far, from what I can see from when I walked in. Plus, you could say something like, plus I just moved here. I'm looking for my second home. I want to find like a work family where I am here all the time. Like that's what I want. I want to work hard and I want to show you guys that I can work hard and that I would be an amazing fit for this office. Something might ask you something like that, right? And that sounds pretty good. Obviously change it to make it sound like you. You could say, well, I've had my eye on your office actually for a long time because when you first built the office, it just looked so amazing. I was still in school at the time but I had always kind of watched the office and I knew that one day I wanted to work there. And then as soon as I walked in, I thought, wow, this is such a nice office and I just have a good feeling overall. So make it sound like you obviously, like don't just take my answers if they don't make any sense, right? But that is something that they like to hear. What else? Darn, I can't think of anything else, you guys. Those are kind of the main questions that we usually ask. Sometimes we might ask you if you're a dental hygienist, or sorry, a dental hygienist being interviewed and you might say something like, how do you feel about helping out assistants if they need help? How do you feel of working at the front desk? So they might ask you something like that but that's all up to you. Like I know for me, I would say, well, I might help me out assistants, absolutely. I am used to doing that anyway, but I do prefer to not work at the front because I like to focus on my clinical skills at this time. I don't know, something like that. But when I first started as a dental hygienist, I actually worked at the front on Mondays because I was still a receptionist. But I didn't mind at the time because I wanted the extra hours. You would get paid less as a receptionist. So we'll just keep that in mind. They might want you to do many things, but if that's the case, then you should definitely ask for that $30 per hour because you know that they're going to pay less if you're working at the front and just make sure that you're working as a hygienist more. So just something to keep in mind. If that's something you don't wanna do, that's okay, but just make sure to say it in a way like at this time, I would like to focus on my clinical skills as a hygienist. I am more than happy to help out, but I wanna keep my hours as hygiene hours. So does that sound nice? I think that sounds pretty good. But if you guys are thinking of any other tough questions, be sure to comment below because I'm sure I'm forgetting some, but those are the main ones that nobody ever talks about. So I wanted to talk about it here. So thank you guys for watching and make sure to hit subscribe if you haven't yet because I do upload some new videos every week. So thank you guys for watching and I'll see you in the next one. Hopefully this was helpful.


Now we can develop the concept of emotional EMF. So I start with the concept of a conductor moving in a magnetic field. And from our previous review we know that there's a force on the charges inside that conductor, the electrons and protons, as it moves through the magnetic field. Now I want to note right away that if I happen to move with my velocity in the same direction as the magnetic field, then when I do that cross product, I'm going to end up with a force of zero. Instead, if I move across the magnetic field perpendicular to it, it might be upwards, it could be downwards. In that case, the amount of force I have can be simplified to being QVB. And I don't have the cross product in here anymore because it's already perpendicular. Now to help us see the directions a little better, I'm going to go ahead and use a magnetic field that's pointed into the page, represented by our little X's here. So I put my conductor in this field and I move it perpendicular to the field. In this case, I'm going to move it upwards. Well that's going to create a force and we can figure out the direction of the force by the right hand rule. Your fingers are going to point in to the screen because that's the magnetic field. Your thumb is going to point upwards and that means the palm of your hand is going to face left. You want to actually put your hand up here to make sure you understand this. That means the positive charges would be forced to the left. Of course, in a conductor, we know that it's really the electrons moving to the other side, leaving some positive voids. So now I've got this conductor moving through a magnetic field and that's caused charges to separate. Well, it's a force of QVB causing the charges to separate. But as soon as the charges start to separate, it creates an electric field. And so there's a force trying to pull them back together, which is equal to Q times E. The charges are going to keep separating until those forces balance out. In other words, till QE equals QVB. So let's focus in on that equation here. So we've got our balanced forces QE equals QVB. We notice right away that it doesn't matter what the Q's are, but we will develop an electric field which is equal to the velocity times the strength of the magnetic field. Temporarily, I'm going to take away the symbols for the magnetic field so that I can focus on what's happening with my electric field. So I've got this electric field established because I've got positive charges on one side, negative charges on the other side. That creates a potential difference across that material where I've got a higher potential where my positive charges are and a lower potential where my negative charges are. As a matter of fact, the amount of potential difference across this conductor depends on the electric field and the distance across that conductor. Now if I define that distance across the conductor as the length L, that means that the amount of potential difference I establish across this conductor is equal to VB, which was the electric field, and the length of the conductor, which was the distance across which that electric field is acting. Taking that equation, we can represent it in a more standard form to describe our emotional EMF. In this case, we specifically say that that potential difference, that's the EMF we're talking about. And then they just sort of rearrange it a little bit because the common way is to represent BLV. I have a magnetic field of strength B, a length of L, and I'm moving at a velocity of V. You'll also sometimes see this equation written out with a minus sign. That minus sign helps to indicate which direction the potential difference is set up. And we'll talk about that more in other lectures when we get to Lenz's law. I do want to caution you very much here when we start talking about the length. We need to make sure we're using the perpendicular length. So for example, on the conductor we've already been looking at, if my velocity is moving upwards, my perpendicular length is this horizontal length across the conductor. If instead I were moving the conductor to the right, the length I would have to use is the perpendicular length. And so it's going to be this shorter distance, which you might call the height, but it's the length perpendicular to the velocity. Now most of the time we're not applying this to a big rectangular conductor. We're often working with wires. So if you want to use emotional EMF to create sort of the maximum EMF across that wire, if you've got a wire which has a length horizontally, you want to move it vertically, up or down. If you have a wire that's shown vertically so that it's longer side is up and down, you want to move that wire horizontally to the left or right. Now you could still have emotional EMF if you move these in other directions. But for example, if you move this one upwards, you'd have to use the length horizontally across it, which is a very small length so you won't develop a large EMF that way. So remember that when you're working with these equations, you want to use the length which is perpendicular to the velocity and that velocity and length should both be perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field. That wraps up our introduction to the concept of emotional EMF.


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As a man thinking Chico bean Carlos Miller. What's the word player man? We at the backwoods lounge 85 South at the jet life studios. We got a One of New Orleans finest in here with us, man. What's Poppinson Mario comic you think?   You a whole whole out. Yeah, you a whole whole out Yeah, the one and only Mario man How you feeling man good always you feel me even when it's bad good you feel me You know how I go you dig man for those that don't know tell the people about yourself, man Where you from how you got started all that good shit facts facts Mario P right here from New Orleans, Louisiana Born and raised I got I started comedy The year the Saints won a Super Bowl. I guess it's so significant. That's irrelevant. That's what that's very don't Don't ever do that ever in your life again. I live in Atlanta and they know that that rivalry is real I'm not about to sit here and let you yeah So I want I started I started comedy when the Saints won a Super Bowl and in 2011 when paid man Do that pick for his daddy That was for his daddy. That wasn't for us. He took a pic for his daddy. But yeah, I started comedy in 2011 I had a lot of stuff going on and I really started comedy for therapeutic reasons You feel me I had like my little brother had called a life sentence and a lot of stuff My mom was in prison and so it's a lot of bad thoughts was going on in my head and so, you know It's I just felt like I was going through the process of just knowing myself And I'm just thankful that I found comedy and she like it saved my life Yeah, my mom's been in prison since my mom's in prison when I was three She she got out like five years ago Have you I've been able to rekindle y'all relationship. Yeah, it's it's getting out. Yeah, it's really getting out I Nicker just human dog.   She raised me to be who I am. She passed on me. She died on me a few years ago Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, my both. We know that pain Yeah, that's my baby. You feel me. She really raised me to be honest with me. Like, you know, my dad, you know He came to picture kind of late, but he was married to her She had been on since we've been kids So when my mom was in jail and she found out my uh, my dad got back with her She did everything she could to get us to get us in her custody because she knew we had a chance You feel me?  So it's a bad and good side What side of New Orleans are you from? I'm I'm I'm a mutt.  I'm from all sides You're from the whole city. I'm from the whole uptown and downtown. I rubbed I rubbed downtown I'm off a domain in six walk, but I grew up uptown on valence and magnolia You feel me? Yeah, is it a difference when you come from a certain? I mean with your comedy like do the do do how well how big better questions how big is new Orleans and as an influence in your comedy and what you talk about in your style and all of that It's a huge influence to be honest with you Uh, I used to get a lot of static about just doing New Orleans comedy But I just know how strong our culture is. So number one, I don't think negative, you know I just look at stuff different. You feel me? So I know we have a real rich culture A lot of people that's from here look at it the wrong way It's really like in some indigenous stuff. You feel me? So it's made for us. But what I do is I just make it more Universal to where like when I'm either on stage if I'm doing some some content I'm able to like convey it and make it relatable so people can understand it. You feel me? So You dig so it's like Without the culture my comedy wouldn't be it wouldn't stand out like I use rap lyrics. You hear me? In uh, in uh, first 48. I'm using Bootsy lyrics. I'm using soldier slim lyrics. Uh I when I did Bootsy movies. I did juvenile lyrics.  I got dope in the house and I had my when I was in prison when I was in a prison scene with Bootsy Pretty much everything that I do It's tied to the culture especially the rap music a lot of my homies and And uh comrades the artists producers videographers So it's real heavy. People been showing you love from the movie with Bootsy. Yeah. Yeah shot my dog Bootsy in fact the first one My struggle that one did this thing. You feel me? Uh after my struggle I had Did a movie called trying to come up. We did two of them Trying to come up one and two those are those two probably one of my favorite experiences with movies Because I shot it with people that That's lighting from here.  I already know that's why I'm shouting out because I know you're going to check it out You feel me? Yeah, we love that. We love a good facts facts you think to be gonna start doing like you think to be gonna start doing like, uh Women reality shows. How you think that's gonna be some ratchet stuff. I got I think I watched one call I want to start stripping the night or something. I want to stop stripping. Yeah, they got one on there with uh What they got on one on there with the lesbian is like a lesbian reality show. What for real? That's what's up.  We're gonna find a way to get us on there. Yeah Hey, bro, to be to be it's like the uh, whoever made to be he must he must used to sell, uh DVDs then they could get it We get it dog. Like, you know, I like the freedom. Yeah Thanks, man Push it out there and let the people exactly man. I I think that's very important the narrative needs to be in control of the artist so uh People making people's people say like uh To be it's like the instagram of movies and I agree, you know, it's You know, we we've been taught like a lot of stuff in our reachable So I just think it's good that we're able to get out and and produce our own content in place on platforms for ourselves If that's what I was going to ask you because you do put out a lot of content Like what's been your your drive to keep going even when you know, because we all got social media You know some days your shit might get 400,000 and some days they might get forward and you like damn uh, so I I do a lot of content Right, but not every day because you know how life is bruh stuff be happening so that way I can stay consistent So man, I just found I found smarter ways To do it.  This ain't the no, yeah That was my one right thing. I like that one better the first 48 the whole whole out That would I feel like I was born on I was born from the this ain't the no You're not the first 48.    I'm like, nah, I made him up too Some niggas try to lie was like man, you talk about my uncle brother give us all credit.   So yeah recipes look well. So you say you started comedy in 2011. How did you Start did you start doing sketches or did you start on stage stand up? I'm a stand up, baby Like in New Orleans, uh, I started comedy was like prehistoric It wasn't it wasn't a thing. It wasn't like popular down here comedy is a new rap influences a new rap Like for real like like I'm not even going down play. I was seeing like we can't nobody came We can't be fucked with down influences and cotton comedians, but like we the new new And I got to the cease to prove it like everybody's doing anything you feel me so I've been coming down.   So yeah, there was like there was there was really helpful There was like big tough brothers.    I'm a blind comedian. I was like, what? Yeah, people thought he wasn't blind Yeah, but the shit that he talked you would never know that but he wasn't always like that the The diabetes, you know, I watched my my dog go from that to that But the most motivation motivation thing about it that he never changed who he was Right, you know all the way to you know, he went to the side He didn't he stayed who he was even when he couldn't help Even when it looked like he couldn't help he did you feel me just his his presence Recipes the boogie beat. Yes indeed recipe boogie beat. That's the homie. That's a that's another guy that uh that showed me A lot of ropes when I went when I went out to LA And did some spots. I did the lab factory boogie beat had showed me around And and dudes like him and blowfish It's like they the energy can't be replaced. Yeah, because there was real genuine people What's some of the spots that you came up doing around the city? Uh, this place called uh comedy gumbo on thursdays with the dude ray bean What's my dog shout out to ray bean uh cori mack Cori mack shout out to my dog cori mack. I knew cori mack before he was a hippie I knew cori mack when he wore a button up shirts and got his haircut every weekend. He was carlton See, I ain't lying, bro. Now.  I know But this before all that Facts, I didn't like this thing. You got a lighter. I got like this finger I asked my partner to roll me a little something. He wrote me to hold something Yeah, he put all of it in there. I ain't gonna have no more left for later I have a I have a viral video idea of my home. It was it was real the way at first But we turned to the skit. I gave him like a three five to put in a To mean to roll out of and I came back and it was all done No, I like to roll my ship out the size of them in the pack You ever mean nigga?   Yeah Don't that hurt when you go inside the backwood pack and you think it's a backwood or not? But it's really like the guts. That's aggravating Yeah, it motherfuckers.  Yeah, and I had to trade water softly on it. You know how black women feel about luther Yeah, so I have I presented right. It's I've been doing a joke for nine years. Yeah, you feel me uh that one and uh my joke about uh side chick songs Saving all my love for you and uh sweet thing. That's like my favorite That's my favorite jokes to do I like to break down songs because you know growing up you're in list of lyrics and the later on you find out what you really meant Like uh, this song called love come down I know that she was talking about catching that one. Yeah, you know, yeah You make my Oh People don't see the value in that like being able to you know dissect The real meaning the music and being able to the point out different aspects People say it and so on because they've been listening to it for so long But you like it takes something as simple as you saying you ain't never paid attention to the fact that they said this To make people open their minds up to what the fuck they're listening to that's the beauty of comedy though for me It's like we see stuff in a different way. Right. It's like and like for like uh with us life It slows down like we get to catch stuff that people don't catch. That's the good part about it for me I like the joke when I talk about bird man And he he have a he have a bar when I he have some lyrics in uh play why you hate him? He was like a Uh juvia got 10 and bg got 20 but my 32 goals nigga. We all in it. That's algebra You know, I try to add that up, but it's still an add of 32. Is that 32? That's that's farted No, he was saying he got 32 goals. I'm that's how I first learned about baby was be with the 32 goals I need a bag of dope. All right, b-30. That's the column b-30. I thought he was I thought he was doing algebra Nah, I need a bag of dope You know, I mean Yeah, that was Say I ask y'all a question ball of blocking Yes What what what how did y'all what what was y'all doing? How how did y'all feel y'all first time ball? How did y'all feel y'all first time like juvenile and bg in the movie? Was it funny to y'all?    You got ball of blocking. All right. I'm bout it. I'm bout it ball of blocking I gotta go about it. I gotta go on ball of blocking. I gotta go on ball of blocking. I'm bout it I'm bout it. I'm bout it. I'm bout it. I'm bout it. Me and ex man. Me and ex me and ex man. Me and ex got one of my favorite One of my favorites for two dollars niggas one of my favorite parts of i'm bout it We're both when they shooting dice and me and ex now you see this through the bullet out of nigga corner See the next one nigga.   He got serious soup tennis shoes and tampons tampon No limit toys.  Don't forget. Don't forget. He was he was he was ricky. Williams agent. Come on He was ricky. Williams agent. Yeah, he was brother. So so coming from New Orleans. What would you say? Is like the most impactful Piece of music for you coming out this city All of it The bounce music. That's I thought that would be the answer. Yeah, I'm saying like that's that's the start of it You're filming it. It's that's our tribal music.  Come on.  I use this all in the random The bounce music is like the root You know the well one of the main ingredients, right? So I but I gotta see all of it.  Yes, indeed. I started small time dope game cocaine Pushing rocks on the block. I'm never broke man. Damn. You like you say you're not from here.  Where would you be from if you're from here? Uh, probably probably wherever the uh what they said Uh, uh, uh all the niggas the flat niggas that uptown Yeah, uptown because I'm from uptown.   You got the third wall. Yeah, third one. So from now on you got the third wall You have the nine wall That's the two biggest walls in the wall over real. Yeah, where was the uh, the the paradise were not the paradise the uh, the uh What was it in the ninth ward? The big projects Oh, the big projects of nine was desire desire desire desire and the florida and the florida.  So like is it broke down? It's broke down by waters. That's how you know what if you say you from the ninth ward where people already know you either from Now it's like, okay So it's all broken down by wards, but it's like it's funny because They all have their own sections inside the walls like if if you say you from the nine wall You have to say with section you out In the nine wall if you say if you say you have the third wall you have to say which section You out of the third wall if you say y'all new all is east if you out the east you have to say with section You out from the east and It's straight. Just like that. You can't just say like one area, right? You have to like it's like a thing of no one We all have our designated areas where we be and grew up, but it's still it's all still connected to me You're filming every city got they you know the era You know i'm saying aware where you you know, you really had to get your name at in the city So in your era, what would you say that everybody went to? To to you know, that was the meet-up spot all the spot that you had to be seen that to be a real new all is well, um Growing up for me is is that growing up for me before katrina? Which when it was city had a whole lot of more love Who like cutting up uh second lines and dj's You feel what is a dj? It's like outside come outside and start in New Orleans like you know You can just set up anybody. I just have a have an outside party Of course the second line. That's when everybody like gets to celebrate this. I thought that was when somebody passed away, right? It ain't just for them. It's not just for them. Okay. It's really a thing of celebration Like you know, that would be a home dawn. You can do it for your birthday. Yeah Like if you want kick a chick out play some second line music. That's when everybody that's what they play What's time to go?     Oh, no that's that pimp my ride We have nine TVs in the car man. We heard you like toast.   You ever thought dude?  Who pimp my ride Now they don't do the tight. I'm from the south.  Come on. I see I'm hot, but I'm here Yeah, mtv kribbs the first arabian bees though said niggas was renting them houses. Come on man.      All right Now, why would you buy a mansion?    I'm a ten.  Hell yeah maintenance man.  I think you got to have a look. Oh, it's hard to get in here It's free security. Hey you on point. I got you Facts you're hearing me. So so that mean if you go to strip club and all because you're giving you're giving back to You buying school supplies, right? No because from what I've been studying about the universe Okay, okay, so look talk to me. This nigga is amazing this theory, right?   They was Gucci You have to flex and fake ball so you can ball in real life fake it till you make it. No That's that's that's that that that phrase right there. It put a certain type of life It made people like it turns people off of it not fake it till you make it What does you have to be able to practice?  All right, okay cool I like so it's not that you're faking it.     Yeah, if you want to change Why would your first chain be a big $10,000 chain? Then you gotta have you a $400 chain first with the one with the one letter You feel me with the initial on that bit work your way up to all your whole name You gotta do it right whatever you want to have in life. You gotta start at the bottom first You don't never start off on top of nothing. So if I want to ride somebody I just All right, now see that you took it somewhere You said I started the bottom so I ride the piece of man first. No, no, no, no, we're not promoting that Nothing to buy. We're not promoting that nigga.  Okay, cool.  You gotta you said you gotta practice.  No, you don't Crime is almost dead.   I gotta stop it, man.   You can't freak nobody A freaking can come out. It was gonna triple platinum. You can't freak. You gotta just make sure that they Instagram did all that bro. No, it didn't it's a dead man. Shame blame social media on them people did that Bruh, listen, I remember when chicks was fine.  All you have to do is pick your phone up facts man Y'all only looking at it from one side Bruh, they took this the mystique the same way it could be used for goods Shrip clubs too. You had to really go to a strip club to see What's it? You had to go you had to go to see it Pussy's on your explore page now. It's on explore page. It's right. That's it's a trap. It's so much as you gotta unfollow Eating them on it is a trap.  Yeah, it's free y'all I'm just saying y'all we don't know it's motherfuckers coming up missing each and every day We don't know if it's a studio where they're making people come out and fake happy and take pictures Clown Tyrone what you talking about?  Yeah, see y'all Somebody recording. I'm what you call my little jail. Yeah, my little jail. Yes, you know, you see them chicks in free world They ain't they ain't right What would you say that that that terminology came from like that my little yeah And I because New Orleans has produced some of the most legendary slang, you know, I mean from us from us I just made him popular. Uh, yeah, ho ho out here Scarilla bitch, please Uh, all that Scarilla bitch, please My partner uh, Calio Vaugh had a song called Like yeah a long long time ago.  It was up with you out there.  Now if she if she if she a yag, that mean Yeah, she yeah, but if that's your little yag, then that's you. Okay That's my like yeah with the yag That's your lady. Hmm. It's so crazy that I understand exactly what it is. You tell me that's crazy That's not crazy. You feel me just connected. You feel me?  All right.  That's the best appreciate that You got to have a standard about yourself some type of standard.  Yeah, don't never convince nobody Saying cuz I mean it might be worth convincing to you but And they don't really want to convince nobody woman these days aggressive Like they don't care about your children gonna pick your son up. Nothing. They just want them. Wow He said they don't pick your son up No, she she didn't care about me.  She just wanted her She she was the woman in the water to be like, let me get me Oh, not meets. Let me get me, you know, I'm like, I gotta pick my son. I'm like, I don't care About your son Well, so that hurts you can hurt me. I gotta get my child, bro It wasn't her child though. It wasn't so how did it make you feel? It made me feel turned on and I love him.  Keep doing your thing in these streets, bro Making love to these women making love right Man fellas who watching this start back making love once a week, man They don't want to make on sunday's man make love to on sunday. Yeah Put some old-school r&b on and they don't know how to make love.   I ain't a lot That was a good old days, right? I still r&b music is gold. So I get it. I kind of get it. You don't need r&b music to make love Got some music what you can make love off.  You turn that light off in the kitchen, right, right? That's what you asked for that's right way that driveway door down Light off in the kitchen That's what you asked what you want Right done right now. No facts.  Yeah, why would you set yourself up for surgery to? I don't ask I uh, I suggest like what I'd be like man, listen I think you should give me something to eat it'll benefit you Hand me that lighter. How how how does that work out for you? Sometimes it works.  I got to because they're getting strong out here You know what I'm saying and I play like I turn into Uh, if she want to be if she want to be, you know, cool I got a question for you. Don't ask you no relationship advice because you don't really know shit about No, I'm about to ask them a question. I don't since you said that like what's the most expensive thing you ever got a woman And what's the most expensive thing a woman ever got you?  I can't put a price on peace That was cold You can't put a price on peace. Yeah, that's the most expensive thing I ever got from a woman We're not together right now. We working on it, but that's what she uh, she gave me a lot of peace And then she turned to chucking one night and it's She showed you the real hurt.  You just still need to Man, I not it's it's scary But that's true. You don't really know nobody until You ain't got nothing when you down and when they mad, you know It's it's easier to do stuff when you in a good position when you happy when you happy But you know, I don't think one thing I do know for sure I don't think we we should be pressuring each other pressuring each other to make each other happy like that should be something already In you yeah, people just make up their own shit Right trying to compare like this is the right way to do that. Shit.  Yeah, but you know Women and accountability don't go together. The only one really say that that's that's because that's a blank Who the last one when you heard apologize?  It ain't that they don't it's just some of most stuff Some of them. There's some good ones out there Black men don't cheat, right?   Why would you want to pile on problems? That's true.  That's three birthdays three attitudes uh That's a lot Right, how about two then? No, that's too much We can get a girlfriend for like six months or something No, that's it. No, I like for a week. No weekend. Yeah, that's cool. That's too much That's too much, brother.  I don't know you Can you imagine breaking up a fight between both your wives?     What if they both leave at the same time at the same time? At the same time because they haven't get a one bedroom apartment exactly you could plead out the deal Cut a sad deal like g money As long as I don't find out they police like iced tea i'm straight For me it's a win. No, I had a question for you. Don't like you know in this comedy game It's a lot of things that you know People strive to be it and it's hard for people to be able to create their own desires and goals Like so what is your if you can say? Some of your goals are that you've achieved already and some that you are looking to achieve I'm on new goals, bro. I didn't see all of them Uh, I'm a success. I'm a successful comedian. I take care of my family off of doing what I love to do I already made it Now i'm trying to get in position so I can get my people in position. You feel me? I'm not straight.   I know I know the feeling bro It's all I got because it's it's mental. It's mental. It's all because I'm a statistic too, right? You might not know this bro by looking at me And the way that I carried myself and just being the happy person that I am But I'm somebody's baby daddy, bro. I understand No, listen to what I'm saying. I'm not somebody's husband, right? I'm not somebody's motherfucking. So I'm I'm a statistic I'm a baby father and if I can do it you could do it You're a father of a kid. No, I'm somebody's baby dad. That's what they say. That's society standards. I'm just a baby daddy, Mario I'm a father of a child.    Do you not know the stigma that comes along with being somebody's baby father? A lot a lot a lot that means I gotta go out here and work twice as hard Right, like if you a baby, that's like that's like that's like saying you a felon or some shithole right now No, not quite But it's close It's close It ain't goes as soon as I said baby daddy, what happened? Cyrus start coming on I just said if I call the police They gonna stop you from getting the job, but it won't stop her from coming up to it when you get one That's how you got to look at it.  That's just another roadblock. I got to overcome as a baby father We need to start a baby data organization I have this stuff called 1800 Uh, uh abuse baby dad. It's a skit. Look at Chico. He don't even want to speak right now He shook when you know what was up? He didn't want to tell you was up and I ain't the type of person to put nobody else I'm somebody's baby daddy too. I'ma go ahead and say it. I'ma go ahead and say it. I am All right, bro And I just I don't even like that you would bring up such a traumatic situation. We need to we need to start We need to talk about we don't even have anybody And they say that black men get on these podcasts with these microphones Which is why I'm opposed to doing podcasts with these kind of microphones because it's a stigma that goes along with that now But we got to be more open and honest about the decisions we made right me and to become baby fathers Now I watch all these clips online of people just saying ridiculous things. Right. We do great.  He ever been judged as a father by a woman who didn't have one Don't even do that. That's unfair to them because they're not gonna represent all the time All we're not gonna speak on We don't think on the people that hurt us Chico. Why we trying to talk to this man about new all is you will break up a traumatic situation Like that my bad. That's very traumatic because these women down here. They drink like their daddy. They don't have no daddy You didn't got mario.   I don't know how back was. I don't know. I don't know I don't I think we might have took it too far. I don't want this to turn into a black man Them niggas was taking pictures now. They're standing in the straight line. They're scared. They're scared. They're scared They're brought up here by the trauma. Every nigga, every nigga in New Orleans got a old lady Look a straight ahead like every nigga in New Orleans who got a old lady scared of the old lady Every nigga in New Orleans who got a old lady scared of the old lady We don't even get to speak on that trauma dude. We fell they like the feds We're gonna get to speak on that trauma. You know my my big mama.   I just got off of papers. She got filed cabinets a screenshots It's terrible. You made this nigga over here. Well, let's put shiesty man's down. He wanted people to see his face I was with my homie.  You said baby five and it was like, wait a minute This is something I need to see my whole face open I Thanks That shit happened man.  I had to stop. I wasn't gonna even let you get it going to that I got you. I got you. They're gonna say you bashing. Yeah, you're right. Shame. You're right Being a bullet they would flag that clip for bullying. Yeah, you're right. Arrest me. Arrest me. Abusive language.    What's the age limit 30?   I'm like nigga, you know, how long she's been waiting to say that She's waiting to tell you that like how like what are you talking?  How that you know, we never know. You never know what the reason behind that That means that he wouldn't do what she wanted him to do.  Can't ask y'all a question Y'all think woman ago y'all think all the woman I don't think god is a person. Yeah, I think god is energy, but I think that is representative. It's definitely a woman Chico feminine energy is is definitely what controls the universe.   It's powerful because it has an opposite. You can't just have one of nothing You dig what I'm saying. So it's powerful as the feminine is It's it's that powerful in the opposite form also. It's like negative and positive It's that's not even what it's called That's some shit that we have to use to be able to identify what those two opposite ends are So somewhere along the universe, there's a parallel of that That's not called negative and positive But it's the same. It's like the law of attraction. I just think it's the application of say Wouldn't know wouldn't a Nobel Peace Prize is going on. I mean, I just think it's the application of say It's that we Better than mass energy is in No, it's like they both have to co-exist at the same time for either one God created that so if you think that that that is a factor of god You are you a miscalculated woman can stop traffic.   I got you. We life is we all having a we all live in the same life But we're all having a different experience. Right. I agree with that. That's true. That's true. I agree with that You don't think girl. You don't need to rule the world. Say what nothing women rule the world Women how I mean you can say that in a sense So what like I eat if it was a 10 no Seven no The things that women do is so important that it's actually I got an asset in a commodity I got so in that sense. Yes, they have a product that will never not sell so they do Yeah, look at that. Oh, no, that's true. But if you're talking about just Impositions of power of running the world absolutely not three things that sell anywhere guns gold and Gold You said at the second. Yeah all the way the facts, man. Yeah, what's what's what you got coming up, man? I didn't mean to get too deep. I I'm not no shallow nigga. I I have this conversation. Uh, these conversations are always Happening, you know in my home kicks in like the weekend. We would have run in it like my office I don't have no tv's or none of my office. So you need some this conversation Because when you're creating in your office, you need to be able to bring fresh energy in whenever I watch a movie Nigga what that's how this that's how this really game over that So you just in the office handling straight business straight business straight business straight business straight that's that's that's the block Yeah, I play like that. That's it. You got a phone. Yeah, two phones computer office phone No, I got a You got a computer. No a computer Why I need to know what's in your office. Do you got some liquor in your bottom drawer? I don't know. I don't got nothing else in my I'll I put some in my bottom drawer because I see it in all the movies I keep catching up catching up in high sauce I keep catching up in high sauce in my office.  Oh good. Shout out the money to rude jude.  I'm like I'm excited to do the show with them. We was on tour together The pandemic shut it down We was doing our thing man people showing us love we were doing two shows a night It was a 12 city tour. We was on city city number eight And that's when the pandemic kicked in so this to be to be honest. We didn't do no shows in New Orleans So the show the show damn that sold out Uh, it's gonna be a real great show though.  You know, nothing's bigger than the sea to meet the culture Nothing's bigger than that And that's what I I thrive on you feel me so I keep it included in what I'm doing I can't I feel like I can't lose if I do that so okay Man, what's your social media, bro? I got three of them now And what is mario? Entertainer underscore Mario entertainer no underscore and promo by mario You do be doing some fool-ass program. Yeah, I do. Yeah, thank you.  All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are the 85 south shore at the backwoods lounge Gave me that I can't at the jetlight studios with mario the entertainer We're gonna stop at the infused k-wide jelly. I couldn't promote it. I can't promote that's why Yes, you did it. You did it. You used it too, but we're not gonna talk about that. I did take the money You took it and you used it. I didn't I didn't say you used it I said you get your game on. Hey, hold on I didn't use it like but I used it All right, ladies and gentlemen Another great episode Mario Free gas entertainer. It's all love. Thank y'all underscore with the ky infused Thank y'all for helping me bro. Appreciate y'all dawgs. See you brother.


All this month, get any smartphone 32-gigand under for a 50% off regular price at Appalachian Wireless. Better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless. While supplies last, two-year agreement required. A group of students, faculty and community members gathered on the Prestonsburg campus of Big Sandy Community and Technical College earlier today to learn about the Tuskegee Airmen. Big Sandy officials brought Ron Spriggs to campus so he could share the amazing story of the African-American military pilots who fought in World War II. I'm going to talk about the origin of the Tuskegee Airmen, why they came into being, some of the things that they had to fight against during the Jim Crow era. Spriggs himself is an eight-year United States Air Force veteran and spends much of his time traveling, talking to audiences about a part of American history he says is seldom taught in schools. I do travel all over the country, mostly in the east of the Mississippi, a lot of it in Kentucky. I've been as far west as California last year, this time I was in Santa Clara. Prior to World War II, no African-American had been a U.S. military pilot and their fight to serve in the air is part of the history Spriggs shares with his audience. In eastern Kentucky is one of his favorite stops. This is my third trip out here to this campus and I'm just tickled pink that even though the years have separated since the last visit, I've got a new batch of students that I can share America's probably best kept secret about the Tuskegee Airmen. Because he says the Tuskegee Airmen are not just black history, but a huge part of American history. Reporting in Prestonsburg for EKB News, I'm Shannon Deskins.


Then I've moved on he hasn't he's still salty about that. He's still unhappy with that I've said congratulation. I said congratulatory back in 2017. I feel like he wants me to say again I'm not doing that. I suggest and back in 2017 move on. Let's fight Let's finish this after the after the fight. Let's move on and just forget about this Is a it's affecting him More than anyone else and it's damaging his when When he is damaging his when more than anyone else by talking about so much He's making people talk about it and he making people doubt it. He's making people he's making people doubt his win by Constantly mentioning it So if he was in this just move on for yourself Let's fight. I'm excited. I'm training hard. I hope you fight training hard as well and Soon you'll feel this fist. I can't wait


Everybody force the lane here. We got 2023 top scrum like baseball hobby 12 box hasten for 30 random teams It's random and then we'll rip. Good luck y'all eight five and three eight times all right one two three four five six seven and eight Christopher J down to Shane M and the teams eight times one two three four five six seven eight Cubs down to Braves Christopher J Cubs true K raised nationals Allen v. Marlins Brian G a's Vaughn with the Mets Andrew H Dodgers Vanduas with the Rockies Nam Q Padres true K Tigers Lee Juan Diamondbacks Vanduas Reds Chris M pirates Wayne P Colorado with the Phillies Eric B Rangers Jonathan B Mariners Christopher J White Sox Terpy with the Orioles Ken W J's David S Astros Scott C Yankees stinky with the Giants and Brewers Jonathan W. Guardians Wayne P Georgia with the Cardinals Mark E twins Naoki with the Red Sox Kristen P Royals Aaron P. Angel Shane M Braves This is my first look at top scrum black. Let's pull one of those white autos as ivories There's link for the results everybody good luck. Let's do it. I've got a fun mixture up next to Definitive gilded tribute tier one and and museum Whatever rich called it definitive tribute to tier one Museum of Gilded or something Definitive tribute to the tier one museum of gilded collections the Lord The best part is he's sober when he makes these up Yeah, he doesn't he's mostly sober all the time pretty much All right, first up got Tim Anderson blue refractor rookie twins Edward Julian 3 of 75 Start Minnesota. That's the guy I looking for right there Then a nausea albis First auto goes to the A's its rookie refractor to 150 shea langoliers A's and langoliers Gonna skip recap on this one too, just cuz it's quick Rushman base rookie for the Orioles a refractor for the Cy Young Garrett Cole the one out of 90 Yankees and Parazza James Paxson was robbed and a green auto rookie to 99 Cori Lee Astros Astros Cori Lee that time The white sock now You guys surprised the album Oto got 325 No, if you had told me a couple months ago, I would have been surprised I'm not surprised now Updated the schedule about 25 minutes No, not 25 minutes. That's what the schedule. Are you not refresh about an hour? Almost exactly an hour gold rookie to 50 Taj Bradley for the raise. I Was always told when I'm top-loaded never refresh the schedule. What cuz you lose the schedule. Why do you need the schedule?  Yeah Base for Kiyoto Alec Brilson for the Cardinals. What? Yeah, he was like, yeah, if you're top-loading you never refresh the schedule We're not trying anybody This is like two and a half years ago, so Mike remember what it was like back then. Yeah, this was like old site and everything It's been a minute. It was like maybe it was like that at one point. It was like that at one point. I don't know There's Langley's rookie a green wave to 99 yell it's for the Brewers Yell it's for the Brewers and a trout base The next auto is a base rookie auto jeter downs for the Nationals Is Yankee now? Yeah, he got traded to the Yankees He'll only do good against the Red Sox a lot of people are like, oh sell now My god, I don't know. I think the Yankees are still the evil Empire and the Dodgers are just like the Little stepchild a fracture to one 99 Jeremy Pena for the Astros Green wave rookie to 99 Grayson Rodriguez Orioles I Don't think the Yankees will ever not be The evil Empire gold mini diamond auto rookie Tyler Freeman Guardians 48 to 50 Yeah, I'm just gonna hop on the Dodgers bandwagon. It looks like fun over there right now Their team cares. I have a Dodgers hat. I could wear their organization wants to win I want to go I want to I want to be a fan of a team that does that they do want to win That is facts. I want to be a fan of a team that cares That's a nice name on the bag Josh Younger. I didn't see it a purple mini diamond and miggy to 150 For the Tigers and a Corbyn Carroll rookie base for the D-backs What's up, Jonathan? What I'm Jonathan base on a rookie Rangers as he killed their on. Oh, I don't disagree Mike He definitely did but hey, that's the that's the point I think a lot of players are gonna be leveraging the Mets to get better deals to not play with the Mets Refractor at a 199 Aranado Cardinals Shut Next auto is a rookie auto Michael totally for the Rockies Michael hopefully a rich do it Do it rich a cup. We want the cup. We want the cup That's our rookie for the angels. That is a purple mini diamond devours the 150 Red Sox. Thank you Brian. Good luck in one and one When I went down to eight one and one down to eight and then rookie Otto drew watershore KC Kansas City Down a let me tweet that out real quick y'all Everybody I don't know who I'm supposed to forward it You me jazz courtese It's a shipping issue We're not issue, but just someone needs an updated address. I think Donnie should be able to handle Donnie as well, so yeah, I included Donnie green refractor rookie to 99 as Anthony Volpe Yankees nice Volpe Mike I do I really do Yeah, there's a lot of McTavish, plus you got the Z Grash Chase Huh, he move forwarded to me. Let's wipe that away a green rookie auto Cody Clemens Phillies out of 99 panel the WBC dude They are legit they produce some super talent obviously the best player that we've all ever seen in our lifetimes It's Japanese a image variation Volpe for the Yankees. It's zegrous That takes the phone out of it Volpe image variation Yanks orange bucks into 25 for the twins So he's definitely from the Midwest or Canada Zegrous and rookie out of eggy Rosario for the Padres Canadian they leave it up to certain parts of the country pronounce names wrong I Got a room to talk all my failures with the Northeast or like got like Boston accent and stuff They can't talk right like rich says my name forest. I'm like no, there's that's a no forest He also says iron That one's insane rich says iron like the metal like the the periodic table iron as iron Gold mini diamond rookie to 50 James Outman Dodgers. Yeah, that one still blows my mind. What's up, Ryan? Good luck in the break. We got your email forwarded over to the shipping department. Y'all eight of us Jazz Cheslem auto for the Marlins What's written? Our last one here. Zegrous. It's like how people say coupon Like coupon Coupon or something like that say blue lava the 75 to grom rangers We got you covered Brian. We should we forwarded your email over there shipping. Yep a gold auto That's pretty cool. Paul O'Neill the 50 for the Yankees Paul O'Neill gold the 50 for the Yankees Lava yeah, all right y'all that does it for the break moving on to some more baseball now


I don't know if this is gonna kill, but why not try right why not? That's not spear ball doesn't do that much damage How's it going everybody dachodoi here back within the round of dragon ball fighters ranked matches and once again We are playing another iteration of our main team Trying to get the last couple of points to get up to God of destruction rank It's also a rematch against the same player we were playing because I'm I literally queued up right again I queued up so fast. I am right there at the goal, dude. Nothing's going to stop me. Let's let the intro is rock for this Yeah, Broly versus Goku too, so I don't know how Broly would stack up against UI Goku. I'll let the power scalers Discuss that in the comments. I wonder if there is anything to discuss there. Oh, right starts at 19 frames Okay, gotta remember gotta remember the quirks gotta remember the quirks of the matchup Okay, you block that with oh, I should I I should I Got him. Okay. I thought that was going to not work, but I'm okay with that What do I get off this that I'm doing this? I should I should have been I should have been way more careful with that It's not the big biggest deal in the world though. Oh, is he countering down there? What are you countering for? I'm right here I'm so I'm just thinking about the points again. This is fine. We're gonna get we're gonna get Broly back out Broly and Krillin is a dangerous deal watch this watch the flex Oh the damage. Okay, UI Goku is out of the game Broly is still relatively healthy as well So we can definitely try to slow the pace down. Oh, yes, dude. I am trying here for all of this damage. Oh, no, I Could have blocked that too, maybe Block that. I'm a man on a mission I'm here to get my points back that she gets Broly. He is going to stop you. Oh No, that was a that was a huge mistake Probably should have just not done that probably should have just taken the lumps that I would have gotten normally Level three though. So not too big of a deal. We can maybe even spark if we want to keep Krillin alive I think we do I think we do want to keep that beam assist Especially if we're gonna be heading into the later stages of the game, but we don't need to All right now we need to I'm not playing that I am not doing that. Let's go. I'm still worried Three bars there. That's that's a knockout. That's a knockout get Kefla out of here Bring on Gojina Eight K points here I come Dude hitting God of destruction rank would be wild No blocks. I can't believe what I didn't block Beautiful absolutely beautiful. I'm not even gonna go for the re-jump because I don't want to drop this.  So it's not a bad thing to lose a character like that because at least we get reset back to neutral Obviously, I would rather to keep him and win, but it doesn't it's it's not always the worst thing in the world to have that happen You better better keep blocking to Okay getting that bar down. Oh, I don't know why I went for the command now He's getting that bar down Yep, that's game one game one. Please give me the eight gate points, Arksis I know you like to sometimes you like to get 4k sometimes you like to get 8k. I'd really appreciate it 8k right here. Come on Come on, Arksis Right there. We are right there at promotion. We are so close. I've never been this close This is getting scary, dude. Now. I'm mad. Okay. He's trying to flex with the staff Could this could that actually indicate that he's gonna go all in this round. I hope not You know, he's kind of you know, he's kind of swinging though Okay, I always trust that beam a little too much. Okay. I deserve that to be fair I did deserve that I was pushing it. I was pushing it way too far just staying grounded. I want to level three here I think I do let's try to force him. Let's try to force him to get scared a little early I'm looking for either a UI Goku wake-up tech or Okay, or spark. That's the other one. That's the other option. Oh He's not moving good. He's dropping the movements. Oh And I should I should mention that's not like an insult. That's like I'm just like trying to hide myself up Especially because we already played this guy before so we should know that he's pretty good Just in case I just wanted to give that disclaimer in case people were like, oh, he's being real insulting No, this is we've already built up the rivalry at least for this set. I'll take that Oh, why did I go for a level one like he was anywhere close to death? Oh? That was definitely not real, but I was gonna chance it We still have sparking sparking is the one thing giving us the lead. He's got meter Oh, I'll take I'll take sparking though. I like sparking in this matchup All right, I'm expecting a jump back that's heavy Really really I don't know if this is gonna kill but why not try right? Why not that's not spear ball doesn't do that much damage Getting lucky All right, come on seven bar. Go Jida. I know it's a lot of bar. How many dragon balls? Okay? See he'd still have to work for it. I can't believe it. I can't believe we jump too far Too far of a jump. We didn't get to keep corner or get the second part of gale claw to hit level one. Okay? Okay, okay It's a bad commentary video This is literally just be like, okay. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah sparking time Enough of that. Oh No, I didn't have vanished Blocked at me. I have got to get my stuff right, dude. Yeah. Yeah, that Super Dash felt really forced Use the bar so we're not gonna hit with level three, but sparking is dead. Anyway, that's game two That should be another 8k. I don't see why it would give me four this time I don't think we're gonna promo off of this though. It's not gonna force us to that just close enough limit They would it puts us one game away. Oh One game away. Oh my goodness. I am sweating I am sweating if we lose we lose 4k though and it could only get what it could get worse from there So let's just hope Let's just hope we're able to bring this home right here right now. Don't check the timer on the YouTube video I don't want to know how much time is left No faith. I'm okay You get you good, bro No faith that 2h. I've seen you he started. He's starting to swing. I'm gonna spark early Okay, oh no, I'm too old. Oh, I'm too excited too excited too excited too easily excitable right now Okay, hold on hold on hold on. I Tied into the sea assist. I thought after that block string. There was nothing a raw tag wouldn't get me out of level three I'm not gonna do a ton of damage at least but we don't have spark to deal with what's coming next That's the big deal. Can you spark really early and poorly? Love that love to see that pulling out all the tricks tonight That this really is all the tricks I use the side switch. That's how you know, I'm taking this game seriously I'm gonna go for the 2m. Oh He's seen it before. Oh See assist every see assist I get hit by hurts my mental my mental strength Nice dash. Oh He's trying another see assist. I can't block dude I can't block those overhead 6h on Keflis too strong against me and he has all the bar in the world as well This might be Broly's death This should be Broly's death. Okay. Is he gonna is a level three enough here though? I Think it is but if it's not I mean he can level five now I was at that point. I would have liked to see the level five get the rest of that bar out of the way But I ain't judging You assist I'm trying not to get over zealous, but it's really hard to not it's really hard not to dude I'm just gonna level three that should kill and I really don't want to waste anything Hey, that kills nice. Are we even I think we're about even in terms of health Yes, dude get hit by that super dash. I need you to get hit by that super dash. Yonk just this That's all I'm hoping for right now Didn't block high you didn't block high. Is this it are we about to do it? Can Krillin and Yonk to bring us to the gates of God of destruction? Let's go.  I need you to have more than ever That should kill I didn't do the level one into three cuz I didn't want to drop it wolf thing Let's go Sorry to all the people in that apartment building, but let's go Oh Pose pose pose. Hey, that's all I wanted to get into God of Destruction with the sly little smile. Hey Don't just show me the rank up screen. Show me the rank up screen. You know what purple's kind of my color, dude Purple is kind of my color. I Don't know. Um, I don't have a stamp that I want a stamp that is confidence but not Like this like bad talk. I don't have one. I should get a Krillin emote that does one. I Don't have one. All right. Well, we're just gonna call it a video there Thank you to my opponents for the games and thank you all so much for watching We brought it home God of Destruction looking forward to demoting next match, but what are you gonna do? All right. Thank you guys so much for watching fighters over the years man This channel has been the most fun I've ever had in my entire life and talking to you guys in the comments has been one of my favorite parts of that So as we end this video capping off our God of Destruction rank Let's go ahead and play a montage of all of the best moments and fighters rank matches over the years Go ahead hit it toasty