Jadi saya bekerja di Komitee Marriage Network yang juga membuat spesial di Unitover College. Okey, so basically we today, okay, this is something that I put together because I was rather stressed out from work. Okay, sorry, can I just turn this off somehow? Sorry, I don't know what is making it. Okay, so during, I think around Christmas or something like that, and then I decided to go down to Giant and pick up an oven and then build something. Okay, making things distress me. Okay, so basically this is a super, I won't say super lah, but it's a rather low cost oven. Okay, this is my standard slide. Okay, so I've been doing hobby electronic things that I was like 10 years old. So those were the days where you tried to solder everything, date back everything and stuff like that. So after that, when it comes to fabrication, we always want to better, more professional looking circuits and stuff like that. I'm sure you'll be very familiar with that. So, during 10, breadboarding wasn't the most popular solution. Okay, but I think nowadays it's very easy here and cheap and simple, easy to use, easy to modify, but it's not personal. Okay, if I can put this here, I'll put it on breadboard. Okay, because I'll put it on breadboard. Okay, so it will take up a lot of space and breadboard size is actually pretty big compared to a PCB board. Okay, and basically only through whole parts unless you solder your SMB parts into pin and plug it in. Okay, so that's wire wrapping. Okay, so it's a slightly better solution. You can get very neat boards and stuff like that, but then somehow wire wrapping... So, as you can see, it's very easy to modify and then put it on simple, but how do you get it? You want to try to put it on the pin. Okay, so it's easy to modify and then put it on the pin. Okay, so I can put it on the board and then put it on the part. So, as you can see, I think it's very possible as a reader on a PCB and stuff like that. Okay, so it's easy to... because I think there is authority in the making space. So, you want to expect confusing as soon as it's auto. So, you can get simple flip-flop circuit so that you can fix some lights and then do a lot of things. Okay, and actually if you put up the lights and start right, so most of the everything is simple and then put it on the pin. Okay, so, as you can see, so, and next, as you can see, it's easy to modify and then put it on the pin. So, you can see it's very easy to modify but as you can see, so, you can get from 24 in to 90 okay, but as you can see, it stays simple and it remains the transport method but as you can see, it's very comfortable and a perfect solution but as you can see, it's very simple but as you can see, I'll let you guys go through. Okay, so, As you can see, It's easy to modify and start and then put up the top and put up the top and put up the pin and then put up the speed. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. So, how this is about the cost of the hotel, I think, under $1,000, which is a new one, which is, I think, about $3,000, okay? The rest, I'm going to get it in Singapore, and I'm going to leave it at that. So, as I mentioned, I chose one of the rooms in the hotel, but I think I'm just an assistant of the hotel. Okay, so, it's a little bit of artisticity, because it's very convenient, easy to, very, very important for the conversation of this sort of thing. It's not too easy to discuss how to correct the picture, okay? So, it changes, it is not as easy as it was. Okay, so, this is the basics, okay, lah. Okay, so, it's actually high-target based, okay? I reckon it's המ� physiology but are unique whole advices. Can help you to protect yourself further. Start all the way down to heaven. Don't waste all day thinkin' the moment. So, I'll just remember that Jeunchae Lakiput. Okay? So the idea for this fit's is that it might be easier forandioveruniversi or something like that. And it definitely is need for saigkeit lak. Okay? So rapport that I can use. I'm actually strut up with something called New Portable app, So, this is the second customer I expressed. Okay, it's ready to go. So, this is the final after-value. It's ready to go. So, this is the final after-value. So, this is the final after-value. Okay, so, the only thing I actually mod about this oven, okay, it's my oven, okay, is that I just removed the, or I shot the timer because the timer, if you need to turn on the timer just to reflow, it drives me crazy because I didn't go 50, 50, 50, 50. I'm sitting right next to it, so I removed the timer. This is what the finished product actually looks like. Okay, the reflow product, you all might want to pass around. It's a break-off board for... Microbead. Microbead, yes. You put the microbead in the oven too. Okay, the board that came from JLCPCB looks like that. Okay, it's a board for IoT game that we run. Okay, so, we are going to reflow a few pins on this board so anybody interested can come up and take a look. Okay, so basically, when you order your PCB, you can order it together with a stencil. Okay, this is a stainless steel stencil with small little holes, laser etched into it. So you use this stencil. Okay, so basically you take the stencil. Okay, I stick it on the board because it's actually quite flusy. So what I'll do is I will place my other PCB board to raise it up so that it's flat. Okay, the only thing is that I just happened a few days before I actually threw away all my old batch of PCB board. Okay, so I use back this same board. Okay, so what I do is I'll put the board. I'll put the board. Yeah, I'll put the board here. Okay, and then after that, I'll put the stencil over it. And then I apply the solder paste on. So the solder paste looks like that as I shown earlier. Okay, something to apply the solder paste I use an acrylic paint. I don't know what it is. And something to wipe it. Very useful. Okay, so maybe we can just solder. Okay, the most difficult part to solder on that particular board is actually the USB connector. Okay, because me being cheapo I ordered the cheapest micro-USB adapter. Okay, and the pin is recessed into sort of almost under the plug itself. So for, you need a very small soldering iron to drag solder the thing on. So at most of the time, I will try to treat it as before and get it. So that takes a lot of time. But this one, I don't even care. I just dump it in and bake it. Okay, so let me find the connector. Okay, we can put on a connector. Two questions. What is the render of the sensor? 500. Can you render drilling? No, I didn't do anything. So the whole idea is low cost. I want something that I don't have to... Occasionally, I can still toast my bread or something like that. No, joking. Okay, I'm going to do it eventually. Actually, I wanted to do it. I bought RTV silicone and that. But then Donna say, do I want to do this? Okay, if I want to do this, I want to do it raw. So that anybody can just buy an oven and then just plug it in and get it to work. Do you still make food to eat raw? Originally, everybody say, don't mix your reflow oven with food and stuff like that.  I thought it's okay because I do a lot of sorry and I don't find that it's very smelly. But this stinks. We'll get it. Sorry? Ya, you can use a low temp unleaded soda if you want. Ya. I'll let my focus extra. What I did is... Okay, so we have... Temperature control? Is that your thing to turn it off and want to resize something? Ya. Okay, I do... I do woodworking so I have a lot of wood at home so I'll just take one piece and mount all my component on it. Ya, it has a breadboard on it. I don't drill into the wood. Your windows, you need to... Okay, what happened is that... I mount everything on the board. So this is the main power. Actually, I don't need a single gang. And then most of the time, I cut this smaller but then I only can find a double gang. Okay, so anyway, the computer crash. Ya. Okay, so anyway, the computer crash. So we plug it in. Okay, there's an SSR on it. Okay, we plug this onto it. Okay, let's see whether I can get this up or not. Okay. Okay, the sensor is... It's just kept on tape onto the... onto the tray. Okay, so what you do is... I didn't drill a hole so I... I just shove it into the middle or upper slot. Okay, and then just close the... Okay. Just close the door like that. Okay. It's not optimal. Okay, because you get heat leak and stuff like that. But because the oven is so small. So the temperature control is very easy to control the temperature. Okay, maybe we will just do it without the... So basically, the computer is just to power the WiMOS. Okay, the WiMOS run a small web server to show the temperature and stuff like that because I'm trying to tune the PID. So if I don't know what's the temperature and all that, I don't have an infrared temperature because I just woke up one morning and decided to do this. Ya. So what we do... Okay, so with... Okay, me being almost blind. Okay, I need something to look at it. This one? Ya, unique. The lens will... will get electrocuted some way. It's just... I have a lot of this bag. Just bag one. Okay, so we take some paste. Okay, we put it on the USB port. So this is how the paste look like. Okay. Okay, I got this for $15 locally. So it's a ripoff lah. But because I was desperate and I need it. Okay, I have 10 bottles coming from Aliexpress. Okay, so you apply the solder paste. Okay, so normally I will put one whole strip of solder paste and I will use this nice little card to squeeze it over lah. Okay, but then now... because we are just doing a quick demo. Okay, so when it's done, okay, you have your... No, sorry. So if you didn't get it right, just wipe it off. Sorry. Ya, but... How long will you take to initially line up your solder paste? Very fast lah. I'm not that blind but... Okay. I hope I have a microphone. Okay, so... Sorry lah, somehow when I do demos, it was... Okay, this paste that I got, it's a bit dry. Ambrose. Okay. Okay, where's my... Sorry, I cannot find my... Okay. Okay, so this is like... this is like maybe my sensing. Okay, it can go up to a few dollars lah. So I chose the cheapest one. Okay, so it's very small. Okay, so... I'll use a pincer. Okay, and then you press down on it. Okay, it's a bit sticky so you'll get stuck on it. Okay, so now we have USB plug on some solder paste. We'll put it inside here. Okay, it's like cooking show lah. Okay, give me a minute lah. I'll answer that in a while. We'll turn it on. Let's see whether I can get this up or not. Ya. Sorry, I cannot remember. He takes me out? Okay, so... it will show the temperature.  Untuk memasukkan SSR ke dalam bahagian, kerana sekarang, sebuah wajah wajah telah diletakkan. Untuk mendapat keputusan, anda dapat meletakkan. Jadi, itu satu perkara. Yang kedua adalah, saya mahu 2 SSR. Jadi, saya boleh menghidupi top dan bawah. Mungkin melakukan sesuatu fensi. Mungkin menghidupi top. Jadi, saya akan menghidupi ini. Jadi, setelah itu, perkara yang terakhir adalah servo untuk menghidupi top. Tidak ada apa-apa. Tidak ada apa-apa. Saya akan menghidupi semuanya di sini. Jadi, semuanya di dalam bahagian. Jadi, sebenarnya, sudah selesai. Sebenarnya, ia sangat baik untuk menghidupi top. Mungkin saya akan menghidupi satu pindah. Jadi, saya akan mencuba, sebenarnya, untuk mengambil beberapa pindah. Pindah liquid untuk menghidupi. Sebab saya menurut saya bahawa ini sangat baik untuk menghidupi top. Jadi, pindah saluran sangat lembut. Jadi, apabila ia lembut, ia tidak berada di dalam bahagian. Mereka akan keluar bersama dengan pindah. Sebab ia menghidupi. Boleh saya lihat? Jadi, itu menghidupi pindah saya. Ada sebuah pertanyaan lain? Jika anda menggunakan pindah yang sangat baik, ia tidak akan tinggalkan pindah. Pindah ini, anda akan dapat beberapa pindah pindah yang di dalam bahagian. Jadi, anda hanya menghidupi dengan IPA. Saya lebih suka Sito. Jadi, anda hanya menghidupi dengan beberapa pindah. Anda akan okey. Semuanya sangat baik. Bagaimana bahagian saya? Ya. Jadi, semuanya, seluruh bahagian yang diambil di satu bahagian. Ya. Ya. Okey, jadi, apa yang saya belajar daripada proses ini? Okey, ada beberapa perkara yang anda perlu tahu. Okey, bahagian yang diambil, walaupun ia boleh diperkenalkan, ia juga harus menjadi sebuah kelas yang diambil dan kelas untuk hidup. Walaupun anda akan mahu membuatnya menjadi sebaik-baik saja sebaik-baik saja, anda masih mahu. Kerana tidak banyak bahagian, bahagian boleh mengambilnya. Ia adalah komponen. Jadi, komponen akan dapatkan perang. Dan betul. Jika anda akan memilikinya, terlalu cepat atau terlalu mudah. Jadi, ini adalah perkara yang saya belum menemakannya. Jadi, saya belum perlu menemakannya. Walaupun, ada beberapa perkara yang menghidupkan. Seperti beberapa perkara kecil anda, SMP, ABR, jika anda memperkenalkan, anda akan memperkenalkan dalam perang sebegini, kerana ia memperkenalkan sebuah kelas. Dan kemudian, kelas akan membentuk dan memperkenalkan kelas dan sebagainya. Jadi, ia adalah masalah yang anda lakukan apabila kelas itu memperkenalkan lebih banyak kelas daripada tepung. Kerana ia terlambat. Jadi, ia memperkenalkan lebih banyak kelas daripada tepung. Ya. Jadi, itu adalah proses belajar saya. Saya bukan expert dalam ini. Saya hanya mencuba. Saya tidak memperkenalkan beberapa kelas daripada tepung. Di internet, ada banyak orang yang menggunakan sebuah kelas daripada tepung. Dan mereka selalu memperkenalkan sebuah kelas daripada tepung kerana ia sangat susah mengawal tepung pada volume besar. Ini hanya 8 litre. Saya dapatkan yang paling kecil kerana saya juga memperkenalkan tepung. Okey. Teruskan kelas daripada tepung. Ya. Jadi, saya perlu memperkenalkan PID. Jadi, ia memperkenalkan sekitar 200. Biasanya ia memperkenalkan sekitar 2, 1, 7. 2, 1, 5, 2, 1, 7. Jika anda memperkenalkan tepung, apabila ia memperkenalkan kelas daripada tepung. Ini saya memperkenalkan sebuah kelas daripada tepung. Jadi, ia memperkenalkan kelas daripada tepung. Saya memperkenalkan PID untuk memperkenalkan kelas daripada tepung.


Welcome once again to the breakfast on Plus TV Africa. Now let's go back in history to about four years ago, 2017, where on this day the name Havi Weinstein became popular not because of movie production, but because of sexual assault. On this day, The New York Times published an investigative report against Havi Weinstein. On the 5th of October, 2017, it was a detailed investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against a film producer, a really, really popular movie producer. The bombshell report led to him being arrested and his convictions on charges of rape, and other acts of sexual misconduct. It since then has become recognized as one of the defining early moments of the Me Too movement. If you remember many, many names, Kevin Spacey, Havi Weinstein, Bill Cosby, there's been so, so, so many of them that eventually were named and, you know, some have been convicted of sexual assault. The list of his accusers eventually grew to several dozen women, ranging from well-known actresses like Ashley Jordan and Gwyneth Paltrow to women who he had worked with for as little as a day, you know, at his company back then. He was immediately fired from his company and expelled from motion pictures, Academy of Arts and Sciences, and eventually was found guilty and sentenced. I believe he's still appealing here and there, but, you know, this was the day that the investigative reporter gang, Havi Weinstein, was released by the New York Times.  Also here in Nigeria, David Hunde, which was spoken about a couple of times, you know, has, of course, been, you know, that name basically became popular because of investigative journalism. Fishaio Shoyombo has also been one of those names that you would never forget when it comes to investigative journalism. And, you know, today we're talking about Pandora Papers. We're talking also of Nazco and terrorism and some of all of that. But it's a lot of work, but it's very, very important work. What's most important really is what steps are taken after these things are put out. And that's where Nigeria seems to have not picked up yet. The Havi Weinstein story was, you know, it's a pretty clear example of how the United States, you know, justice system works. Same thing with R. Kelly, who has been found guilty, might get up to life imprisonment. But these things were done. And I listened to a podcast about two days ago of the journalist who started the R. Kelly investigation and eventually led to him being arrested and being charged with these crimes. So the important thing, and that's what I'm trying to point out in Nigeria. Yes, there's fantastic investigative reports every now and then on certain things. But what steps are taken after, aside the controversy that it creates on social media, aside, you know, the tweeting and the Instagram posts and, you know, the discussions across the country? What happens next? We don't even take actions when we catch someone on CCTV committing a crime or putting dollars in the ababariga or slapping someone in public, talk less of an investigative, you know, journalist carrying out months and months of work to expose, you know, certain crimes here and there. And that's where we're still failing in Nigeria. And, you know, I feel that's where we need to do better. The system needs to be able to act, you know, without, you know, necessarily waiting for controversy first.  The smallest things need to be done because they should be done. And that's how a system works. But we'll get there. I believe we will get there. Congratulations to everyone who, well, kudos to everyone, you know, who is doing fantastic with investigative journalism here in Nigeria. And I hope that we get to see more Pandora papers and more of the likes of the Nazco report. Good morning. Our first major conversation today is talking about zoning in Nigeria. The conversation has, of course, you know, caused loads of discussions across the political parties and political analysts across the country. Where is Nigeria going in 2023? How important is the zoning conversation? The Northern Governors Forum, the Southern Governors Forum have also shared their thoughts. And also political analysts and leaders have also shared their thoughts concerning zoning. We'll be talking with Miss Awa Shinowa, Ibrahim, after this break.


Armama and Darren and Paddy Bradley there and again I keep saying this that they've actually put a lot of effort in the Donegal football and you have to thank them for it but you're on about a team that comes in with maybe a three year plan or something that comes in and you would like to have a dream team obviously you would like to have a team that's got all earning winners maybe from 2012 you just have to wait to see who wants to come up to it because it is a huge job it is a huge job and we know the names that was linked previously they are speculated they're going to be linked but only they themselves can put their names forward but we'll know in the next couple of weeks we probably won't know who they are and there is plenty to who wants the Donegal job but there is plenty to get your teeth into now right okay let's say we're in a reset mode that things are changing a little bit you have got your senior players that play for the Georgia that are going to stick about there is some really good young talent that's coming through the bones are there right so I think it looks a little bit more attractive now than it might have you know six months ago maybe I don't know if you get the best players in the county committed to Donegal you're off to a good start so yeah what where is Donegal's level going to be in the next couple of years it's an unknown I'm not going to ask you because maybe as head of sport here it probably wouldn't be fair but you can answer if you want to would you struggle to come up with three names that tick the boxes yes from the county yes they'd command the respect yes maybe they have the credentials to be able to control a dressing room are three names if I asked you there's a number of former players that have all iron and metals in their back pocket that are with other counties at the moment in training capacity and all the other names Mark McQ, Colin McFadden Paul Durkin they are all they are all the other counties so there would we like to see Carolissie back in the fold of course you would he's up with Kilku at the moment he was our head of academy so these are Murray Kavanaugh has all the credentials to be a county manager so he has he's led St. Unions of course to a title he's won in all Ireland Michael Murphy has managed ATU very successfully he's involved with football I think it was Glenn Swally Mainers he was involved with if you were to get three of them guys together there's six I gave you if you were to put three of them together that's a dream team that's a dream team but is this the right time for a dream team for Donagall going forward right there's so much to talk about what's coming up on the pro Kevin Cassidy might go for it he's on tonight on the show why not I don't know I kind of felt sorry for going away against the only other game reader who had the chance to keep across they were leaving 8-5 or 8-3 was it at the breakaway we were actually in Bunkrana watching Bunkrana on Terma so we were down there and we were watching the score and I was like listen don't write Mayo off yet because Mayo won, going under the game I think Mayo won four of their last five and the Salt Hell after getting big cork everybody was like oh Mayo was not the team that was a freak result that they did yesterday and the second half they've got Dublin now in the next round Kerry Tarone who have huge history when it comes to the knockout stages of the championship they're going to meet also Dublin Mayo which without doubt is the tie of their own so they're seen as two of the guys if both were on the telly I'd watch Kerry Tarone if both were on the telly at the same time I know that nationally it'll be seen as that well it's going to be two Saturday and two Sunday Armagh against Monaghan and then Derry and Cork Armagh is going to have a very good chance of making semi-finals I think they're all four crackers you'd want to watch all of them games Cork have come out of nowhere the last few weeks and they'll put it up to Derry but from Ulster football it's very impressive that four of the eight teams in the quarterfinal are Ulster and now we have two Ulster teams in the final of the All-Ireland Minor Championship Derry beat Dublin last night and Monaghan won on Saturday that's a repeat of the Ulster final so that just tells you they can criticise all they want about Ulster football but when you look at that stat that's four of the big places of the eighth and the quarterfinal it's just a putty donny gole's not there most of Ulster is in the last eight and what else has come up in the show the other guest on the show is John Lynch former Ulster will be breaking down breaking down this quarterfinal draw will also be breaking down what happened at the weekend between donny gole and Tyrone and how that game panned out and obviously the donny gole manager is going to be teased out a wee bit more Kevin's going to say something interesting as will your other guests right that's all from 7pm after the news after the news at 7 o'clock alright thanks very much Arshene that's Arshene Kelly in and I was up in the middle of the night watching Jason quickly fight I'm going to call it straight out I thought he was not big enough and I still think he should be fighting a lighter weight I thought he was not big enough I thought he didn't have the punch resistance and I thought he'd be worked over in two or three rounds but what he did and I think he himself would give Andy Lee an offer but Andy Lee is just as a full of admiration we saw calm and to the point Andy Lee and he worked on this strategy that let's not forget Jason quickly was fed up right to make this news signing from D'Zone look good that's exactly what this was and Jason quickly ripped up the script and it was way way closer than it was way way closer than the judges had it but for some reason in the 10th and the 12th round he varied from the plan and those were his two worst rounds I would argue that's great Jason Quigley American commentators love the performance because he stapled Berlanger but this was to be over in three rounds Berlanger was to be this is his home patch it was a pro Puerto Rican crowd was in there and Quigley was just seen as the man that was going to be another step and this was if people thought like oh this is Jason Quigley's swung song he'll get a couple hundred grand forward now it was astonishing we suggested that in the lead up in the preview Kevin Byrne was brilliant knowledge of boxing particularly Irish fighters he said if Quigley can put in a good performance and goes the distance that actually could be worth more to him than actually getting the victory because it shows that he's able to stick with these guys and put in a show and put in a performance I would just love to see what weight he could comfortably get down to because do they have to go later? I don't think personally don't think he's big enough to take on the big super middleweight to rehydrate and are Jason Quigley really did fill out before the fight there's no doubt about it like he did really pack out I just think he threw some potentially knockout bunches that if he hit a middleweight with I think that would be the end of someone like I would love to see him and Billy Joe Saunders at middleweight now I know he's over in the American scene and they're probably not going to make that but he's a Eddie Hearn fighter something like that would just be for an eliminator or something I think Billy Joe's probably operating at super middle as well but anyway it was fantastic I was expecting to be back in bed at 4 and it was an amazing performance it really was amazing was just that one punch connected in the 10th and it would have been like what Andy Lee did in the same ring in 2019 or something was it? Sorry about that it's the only way I could get to talk about boxing was just to talk at you at you for four or five minutes I'm so proud of what Jason Quigley pulled off at the weekend it was amazing The 9 till noon show with the Lennon Festival Remelton from the 6th to the 10th of July bringing you the super talented Sharon Shannon on Friday the 7th see Lennon Festival Remelton on Facebook for ticket information half way house bingo tonight at 8 30 it's the Donegal Towns Summer Festival from June the 30th to July the 2nd three days of great entertainment including live music on Saturday from Paul Ward Bon Jovi tribute Slippery when wet and the ultimate Queen tribute on Sunday enjoy an aura the tumbling paddies and Nathan Carter see Donegal Towns Summer Festival on Facebook supported by Donegal County Council and Bolcher Ireland Disney's the Lion King in Dublin more to be seen than has ever been seen Join Highland Radio on our trip on Thursday 26th of October 2023 to see the award winning Lion King the musical brought to you by Disney theatrical productions your trip includes luxury transfers overnight stay at the four star Sydney North Hotel Dublin on a bed and breakfast basis and your ticket to the show all this for just 219 euro per person sharing call 07491 25,000 to book an unrefundable deposit of 100 euro per person will hold your place single supplement applies to see Disney's the Lion King in Dublin OK on this week's Monday Focus we are in conversation with two Sturban brothers and their mother who have been selected to compete at the Commonwealth Judo Championship Zach who's 18 and Shane who's 16 Zach and Shane Gallagher both of you thank you so much for calling in how are you getting on? I'm good, I'll just move this a little bit that way can you rotate there just so I can pick your body so lads when did you first start Judo? Well we started Judo when we were 4 years old Zach was 5 we've just been doing it all our lives and pushed each other on presumably there's going to be that brotherly rivalry I would say you did most of your training on the floor of the front room 100% but when did he realise that you had something that you could compete like at the higher levels of it? 100% on lockdown when it was just us two we were training all the time and we just realised we could go for our mess here and again pushing the two on but both of you to be selected at the Commonwealth Judo Championship that's pretty rare isn't it that two brothers would be able to operate at such high level and it was hard it took a couple of months to start training because we met a lot of the islands in December they were just passing and then there was an ordinary inclusion championships but we needed to just take a lot of training like to get that level for both of us to get such a high level and qualify for this competition and is it in weight categories? and are you both in the same weight category? No, I would be in the under 60kg category and he'd be the under 70kg category Mum doesn't have to worry about the two he's going at it professionally I wasn't that good of a gentleman That is, it is Exactly, alright, okay and so talk to us for those who don't know about Judo Zach maybe you can explain it to us talk to us about the sport, how it's scored how you get one over your opponent whether it's in a ring or it's on a mat or what if just some people will get a picture Well, it happens on a mat so there's a referee and then you have three judges or whatever and it's on a mat so there's two different score types there's an up on and a wasari if an opponent throws you flat in your back it's up on and it's the fight's over you win the fight if you score a wasari and throw the opponent on their side that's a wasari but if you score two wasaris it's an up on so you win the fight basically but you can either throw them for up on and they're flat in their back or if you hold them down on their back for 30 seconds on the ground or submit them with like say a choker, an armlock that's an up on also so that's how you get the one over your opponent So and it's a mixture of defense presumably so you're defending the offense of your opponent is that it, yeah and do you strike in it? Not no striking, just all grappling and it requires great grip too don't you hope not for your same as a bit like jujitsu in that regard isn't it, yeah okay and in terms of belts and progression within it what is the range there? Well it ranges from you start a white belt and then it's all a bit of black belt but there's I think seventh then that's a red white belt so that's the highest possible belt the red white belt, yeah and it's not necessarily on who you win either it's in terms of commitment and training and ethos and the view of the person that's judging you isn't it that's how you're progressing it's a big big deal but you might have to wait a real long time between belts even though you feel that you've you know you've blasted through it and that's well done that's fine that's well done you've obviously impressed who you need to be a friend black belt already alright okay so come back to you about the competition Jennifer did you see this coming like did you see the lads interested in this and the skill set and then did you see the dedication then over the lockdown when they were able to yeah well basically they have an uncle two uncles actually that were involved in martial arts and also progressed at the international type level so that really sort of inspired both of the boys to get initially involved in judo and their dad as well was also a really good sort of sportsman back in the day but during lockdown lockdown was tough I think lockdown was tough for a lot of you know sort of youngsters and you know mentally but they had you know just their garage sort of training and then they got them through and I have to say now me and their dad are really proud of their motivation and just their passion for the sport so moving forward we're just delighted that they're having this opportunity now for this sort of next sort of international stage yeah indeed and lads too the problem is is that even though you've been selected to compete at the Commonwealth judo championships and I think this is part of a journey that you see serves on probably culminating in the Olympics there's no bursary or funders such as though you'd have to completely fund this yourselves well usually and well with the program that we're on like a lot of the stuff we could say if you're going away to a competition in England or Scotland or whatever it's most of the time it's nearly our fully funded or partially funded but with this one it's just sort of like it's that far away and stuff that they're like right well it's fully self funded they're not going to put their funds or whatever I mean there's two opportunities here there's sponsorship opportunities for a local business and there can be good tax incentives for them to do that they can get behind you and get the publicity associated with that on your socials and on your gear and what have you but there also is people that if they have a few euro or a few pounds and they want to back you they can go on to go for me as well How did people find the link for the go for me? Any internet platform just go on the go for me website and they'll go up the Commonwealth judo championships South Africa brilliant stuff and as I said the hope then is to go on to represent is it Ireland is it? Northern Ireland to come to represent to represent the country in the Olympics in 2028 and that's the way you have to plan these things isn't it? You're always building up to be peaking just at the right time alright okay what would you see like do you think you could go over and medal or win the championships or is this part of the learning experience that's the goal that's the medal that's what I'm looking for to come back and bring a bit of shine back to our town in the country and our skills I know our skills are good enough I think we can it's 100% it's going to be tough like but I think we're confident with the skills and I think we'll be ready to do it over in South Africa so we'll just have to wait and see what happens yeah and you know Strabani is producing its stars isn't it you know particularly in the area of you know contact combat sports in the area too that would be amazing I presume the town and surrounding areas Jennifer is rallying in behind the lads yeah really and their family as well like I have to say like my mum is probably their number one their number one fan and she's usually with me if I go to competitions and different things with the boys and also their school as well Holy Cross College they have been you know really supportive on the boys journey now through through the whole way through your sort of school life and also they have they train out of Conacry Judo Club and have excellent coaching from their coach Paul Green and they also have excellent coaching from a farmer Judo Olympia and Cairn Ward so they you know the actual coaching is there which is has really progressed you know been beneficial and their actual progression to get them to the level that they're at yeah and when you operate with people like that they're pretty honest aren't they if they think you you know if they think you can do it or not they wouldn't be not wasting their time but you know they want to be on that journey with you they're committing to you and they say look if you give us your absolute potential you know we can give this to you and you can go places yeah all right brilliant stuff any anything else coming up that around the corner that people could keep an eye out you're doing any fundraising any sort of sponsorship any donators you know if they want to go on to the GoFundMe page that would be that would be amazing just in support of of this actual Commonwealth championships that's coming up but also like the boys you know sponsorship would be if we could actually get a sponsor just you know to provide support throughout their actual their journey now you know would be amazing because ultimately ultimately the goal is the Olympics and LA in 2020 and it would be a really shrewd move and I'm sure any prospective sponsors can chat as I can shame in yourself be a very shrewd move to get on this journey now yes well that's it you get where I'm coming from like because you know if the goal in place is you want to get in nice and ugly yeah yeah yeah all right what's the the judo scene like in Arlen very competitive is it there's a lot of different events going on around the place very competitive there's a lot of places like there's you have a lot of competitions in just Northern Ireland and you have Wands in Ireland and there's all Ireland which is like the biggest in Ireland that's about being very competitive like it's just everyone who wants to do well and all the competitive players are just they'll get to get all around and it's just one big competition for everybody all right brilliant stuff listen we wish you every success in this area they run from August 2nd to 6th as I say there's an opportunity for any local businesses to get involved in sponsorship and just remind us once again Jennifer how people find the GoFundMe link yeah so people can just go on and just search Commonwealth judo championship South Africa and then it's been organised by myself Jennifer Gallagher but they will see on there just the wee bio for Zach and Shane all right anything else you want to add to Jennifer and then really if anybody has any queries in relation to sponsorship they can get in touch with myself and just my email is Jennifer Gallagher at hotmail.com yeah and we retain that here because people know our contact numbers and if anyone wants to reach out to you all well and good listen Zach and Shane wish you ultimate success if you this is probably not a fair question but if we cleared the studio out here through the map down Jennifer's direct right would it would it who would win your face who he thinks would win I think you just have to come and see but isn't that brilliant though that is our can say that genuinely I think it's fantastic really we're very competitive which order can we do faith but it's always sort of and they sort of know each other's strengths and weaknesses and that everything as well they want it's just always a stalemate there's no one or all strengths all weaknesses your progress over in South Africa and beyond 2028 the Olympics and you think it's a lifetime away don't you Jennifer and I'm saying this to you because you're a little bit older than the two lads five years goes like that I know that's 2028 just goes like just goes like a flash basically so it will be no time that's why we like to get things you know start to get things organized now for their journey 100% listen what a lovely journey to be on alright as I say Jennifer Zach and Shane with more after these the 9 till noon show with the Lennon Festival Remelton from the 6th to the 10th of July experience the incredible ABBA sensations on Saturday the 8th for ticket information see Lennon Festival Remelton on Facebook with July around the corner it's time to get your 232 ordered with finance starting from 2.9% find out why Kia is dominating the Irish market with diesel hybrid and electric models ordered before the 30th of June receive a 500 euro super value gift card as well call in the iModers today and choose your new Kia being strong the electricist harder to go and it's not that difficult to keep Martyn what do you want? do you want to get it? do you want to get it? what do you want the electricist to do and get it? what do you want? to get it on the 8th of July 30th of July no no no I want to get the money USB networks get it from a great electricist well Grace how are you today? I'm good I've just been down to the area to measure fireplaces shawarma and cresla they have an incredible selection of over 40 colours for kitchen work tops and guess what for a limited time they are offering a 40% discount on any electric fire when you purchase a work top there 40% that's an amazing deal Grace absolutely and trust me if the discount alone doesn't sway you. They're a huge selection of fireplaces, stoves, wood pellet burners, beams and stone cladding certainly well. Contact mate to measure fireplaces creche law on<PHONE_NUMBER> on Facebook, Instagram and on mtmfireplaces.ie. Right, still loads of your calls. Sorry, I'm just getting in a position here. Loads of your calls and comments coming through. We'll get to them as this rest of this morning wears on. But first I want to say good morning and congratulations to Margaret. How are you, Margaret? How are you, Greg? I think we better. Better warn you, we're on a bus. We're on a double deck of boats into the city centre. Everybody say hello to Greg. Now you're Margaret part of 18 people in a syndicate from Drake standing car in Donna that won the lotto now. It's not quite the big one, but still it's a nice little man, isn't it? Not the big one. I think, yeah, some people at home think that once we've won it, we can win it every time, but we're not. We didn't win the big 6 million, but the 18 of us won 250,000. Now it's about a month ago at this stage, but we're only getting going now to get down for us. It's nice, Manta money, but Ryan Tauberty wouldn't get out of bed for it, but come here. He's again almost 14,000 euro each. I think that's a lovely little lift, isn't it, Margaret? Well, that's exactly right. Everybody is, as we're saying, it's not going to turn anybody's head, but it's put us to loss in any way, but everybody's got a little project or something they've been dying to do, and it's just about enough money for us all to do that. And who checked the numbers? Sorry, go ahead, Margaret, go on. No, no, I was just going to say that there are also, unfortunately, several members of the group who have houses with my pets, so they're going to find quite literally a hole for their money, very, very sharply, I'd say. Isn't it amazing, Margaret? It's such a symptom of living in Donegal that you have a syndicate of 18 people, and there are ones within that. It's amazing. It really is, isn't it? It's just a locational hazard show. Yeah, exactly, a geographical problem. Okay, so 80G has got on the bus heading down. That's a good wee day out in and of itself, isn't it? We're having a wee day out in Dublin, yes. Well, it's only starting now, as I say. They're waiting for us down at the Lostal Headquarters, so we're very excited. Is there any Prosecco? Is there any Prosecco on the bus? I don't know what's been going on in the other cars, but I think it has been something already. I think I can hear someone, someone who's here. Let's just say having a good time. All right, brilliant stuff and a money joker. It's no harm. It's a fun experience. It's a lovely bit of news, and I'm delighted. I'm delighted for you. Thank you so much. As I say, it's been lovely. Safe journey and enjoy it, please. And as I say, it's lovely for you to help us bring a wee bit of good news to people as well. Oh, thank you so much, Greg. It is lovely to share the joy. Safe journey. Bye-bye. That's Margaret and the crew on the bus heading down to collect their winnings. It's not the big one, but as you quite rightly heard there, it's just a nice little amount. And it's not little. 14 grand each. Okay. Shall I do the competition winner now? No, I shan't do it. Now, I have it ready to go, but we'll come back to that in a second. We have our first winners of tickets. If you give me the details, Caroline, no, I'm on my own here. Not the details of the competition winner, please. Okay, that's coming now in a second. So we'll crack on. We'll come back to that in a moment. Don't delete that for me, please, because I'll need it there. We're going to welcome our next guest on the Ninetal Noon Show very, very shortly. It is on Zoom. Okay. Right, we're on track here. 08 660 25,000 is the WhatsApp and text number. 08 660 25,000. Or give us a call on 07491 25,000. Right. Okay. I think I can say, let me see. We'll come back to that in a second. I am just having a slight little technical thing here, but I will get to the bottom of it in a moment. Some of your comments here coming in. Greg, I remember the paper headlines on Jerry Rhine stuck on his heels on 900K and wouldn't take a cut. Some was sponsorship, I believe, and they struggled to find a sponsor for a long time on Tub Show as Jerry Rhine's three hour show was big money. LiveLine may have to cancel Funny Friday next Friday. How would that go? I believe at the Titanic next week. Can't RTE sink any lower? Pun intended, Kevin. Thanks for that. Indeed, yeah, indeed. That is that is a thing. Very disappointed to see or not see any businesses putting up Donegal Flags in Balabafay and Stranola on Saturday. I think four businesses will all was all that had flags up, but the business was happy to take money of supporters coming into the town, did not see many in the GEA Grand either. I think the team deserved a few flags. Look, I mean, we're at a point here just at the moment in terms of football and where we're at. Caroline, could you just tell me who's supposed to come in here? Because there's a few people waiting to come in and I want to make sure I bring in the right person. Yeah, but what they're called. Said it before, the Nine Till Noon show is much better than Ryan Toberti and longer. Local stuff and good plugs for local businesses and events and the YouTube bit is great, too. But wonder if the BBC is hiding extra payments to some of its big earners, too. That comes in from Jared in Bali, Kelly. Jared, thanks for your kind remarks. I appreciate it. Ryan Toberti, RTE's golden boy. The problem is that it's our gold. He should be sacked. He received over 340,000 a year or more than declared. It should be paid back. And the bigger issue is this only goes back to 2020. Who else over the years got it? I don't think he should be sacked personally. I know that sounds controversial. Or maybe some might see it as controversial. I think that he agreed a sum of money with RTE, which we probably all would, would we? It wasn't up to him to determine how RTE funded that. It was RTE that decided to deliver the money the way they did.  Maybe he shouldn't have sort of said he was standing with other workers when they were taking the cut and he quite wasn't. But that being said, maybe he also should have said that look, the amount of money that you're saying, I'm getting is not quite what I'm getting. But I don't think it's enough. He has to build his reputation back up again. But it's not from us externally. I think that's going to be something that he's going to have to work with internally in RTE as well with the people that he works with. Another call that says RTE like most institutions in Ireland needs complete restructuring. For years, we've had below average journalism and broadcasting. The only people that believe they provide a quality services themselves, group think at its worst. We now have politicians complaining that they were misled. Is that not what most of them make a career doing facilitated by RTE? Right, okay. We'll be back with more after a quick break. The Nine Till Noon show with the Lennon Festival Remelton from the 6th to the 10th of July featuring the talented Jimmy Buckley live on Sunday the 9th. Tickets are just ten euro and pay at the gate. Foilside at the centre of more for your euro with great value gifts. So it's worth making the journey wherever you live with convenient parking late nights and all your favourite brands. You're better off shopping at Foilside. See foilside.co.uk Disney's The Lion King in Dublin. More to be seen than has ever been seen. Join Highland Radio on our trip on Thursday 26th of October 2023 to see the award-winning Lion King the musical. Brought to you by Disney Theatrical Productions. Your trip includes luxury transfers overnight stay at the Four Star City North Hotel Dublin on a bed and breakfast basis and your ticket to the show. All this for just 219 euro per person sharing. Call 07491 25,000 to book a non-refundable deposit of 100 euro per person will hold your place. Single supplement applies to see Disney's The Lion King in Dublin. Right okay we welcome our next guests on to the programme we have two of them in fact hence my confusion. Franco Maylon who is head of the National Association of Irish Colleges and head of Colastia Breed and Rana Fass. Good morning to you Frank thanks for joining us. Good morning Greg how are you? Great to have you with us and thanks so much for joining us and also we have Geraldine Mullin good morning. Oh Geraldine's coming up on a separate topic Geraldine you stay where you are unless you want to talk unless you want to join Frank and talk about okay all right come here I'll stick with you. We can't Geraldine. Come here Frank. Talk to us about your work with the Irish College and head of Colastia Breed and Rana Fass. Yeah basically Greg I got an invite come on this morning I think we're talking about the situation regarding ban and tease and I suppose one of the greatest they are the backbone of our organisation they're completely out of backbone and COVID like hit the world it hit us and hit the ban and tease and I suppose the last couple of years when we were reopening we lost a few not so much thankfully to COVID but we lost a few as a result of COVID and I suppose there was a great amount of negativity going around it but the organisation was in trouble but I think it couldn't be healthier and I think in the last number of months we've seen new ban and tease come and going and some of the are all the ones who may had not have been with us last year coming back out so I think things the wheel is really going around in a positive way for us thank God. All right too because as you say you had the challenge of that break but also too you know people weighing up their options shall I offer my property for this or shall I rent it out in the holiday sector you know I mean people had to work through that themselves as to what was best for them. Usually so hugely so Greg but I think one of the things that I have seen as my work in renaissance here but I think as my chair of caucus the national organisation I think what we're really seeing here is the loyalty that these ban and tease have shown to the colleges and shown to the language and shown to the culture I think at the end of the day it's been absolutely fantastic some of them may have been able to get greater money and down the air B&B road but they have remained loyal to the to the to the organisation and to the colleges and really what we are at the moment and Greg is in a situation that in the next number of months we're in the middle of a business now for summer and the demand it's been a tsunami of interest from students since COVID so pent up you know over over the two or three years there's been a tsunami and I suppose we had a situation where the amount of students were greater than the amount of ban and tease but thankfully we're working with and walking very hard hoping to have a roadshow down among all the areas in September to welcome in new bounties into the system why should they I mean obviously look at some people might do it just for the reward of having people in the house working with young people you know promoting the language for others it might be more of you know there's an inconvenience potentially and there might be an income so what are the benefits for bounties well I suppose one of the things that I'd like to clear up Greg there was an article in the pair in one of our newspapers at the weekend and I was important that was part of part of the background of the article it said where a ban and he could earn 42,000 or 43,000 over 10 weeks and I think that was a massive massaging of the figures I think that I think that was an unfair headline I suppose that's what papers have to do it was not fair headline number one the money involved is not 43,000 over over 10 weeks the ban and take the fees that are being paid have gone up over the last while but we're also walking with Renegade to fight for further increases so what I'm saying here this morning it's not coming into the golden nugget or the golden egg but it's coming into a situation where they might walk and over a 10-week period in the summertime as opposed to the tradition six weeks which we had 20 years ago they're coming in they're walking with you with youngsters and I think that anybody who comes into the system Greg by and large stays well they enjoy the walk but listen I've been talking about bounties for an age and one of the arguments through COVID was is that you know for many of them they do this work during the summer and that helps particularly on our islands for an example where there might not be much other employment that helps them get through the winter I mean there's no secret here they put in the hours and the effort over those summer periods to to help pay the bills through winter and I'm sure it doesn't match all of those bills but it eases people's pressure you know what I mean that's no there's no secret there there's no surprise absolutely absolutely and and and I think that I think what the granted the board or in the guilt have increased the setup grant from 2006,000 in the last year and I think that should incentivize it should incentivize more people to get involved because I think sometimes people are afraid to take that that initial step yeah I think they're afraid to make the decision their house has to be up to up to a standard and to feel that maybe this is going to be too big a quantum leap for them but it's not really because quite a lot of the houses that are built now they're up to a very very high standard so there is very very little if anything that has to be done and that's a message I'd like to get across there you know don't be afraid of that you know the people are afraid of farm filling and the worst farm filler in the country again assuring of that so people are afraid of farm filling and we are here as colleges and also in the guilt that they now recognize that people need to be taken through the process and helped through the process so hopefully that will be out there in September Frank thanks so much for your time I do appreciate it and sorry any confusion at the beginning but sure it's live and it's a bit of fun take care of yourself thank you very much indeed okay that is uh Franco Melon there okay now Geraldine Mullen joins us on the program now you might have something to say about Bananti's Geraldine but firstly all jokes aside I want to congratulate you in receiving a top award um it's the inspirational women award at the family's first NI awards at the Titanic Hotel in Belfast Geraldine how does it say congratulations and no more no more worthy a winner how did it make you feel oh good morning Greg uh look again humbled and honored I wish you didn't have to receive any of these awards but um you know it was it was lovely to be recognized and they had cat and cat with me and yet another spectacle to Belfast there on and sat in the beautiful venue in the Titanic convention center and uh just in recognition it's not me and accepting on behalf of the the modern hope center and all the work that we've been able to do um since um since we opened in 2021 so uh yeah again humbled and honored to accept it but yeah I do I do for Jan's most of me so I suppose I I do it because of them and I accepted for them so I suppose for some followers I do it in memory of them and that was it wasn't it immediately to dedicate the award uh to your late husband and children who we all wish they were they were here with us and sitting with you but in this awful situation you've managed to you know help others and I hope in some way help yourself but certainly honor the memory of your beautiful family Geraldine yeah like you know we're coming up to the third anniversary now Greg and unfortunately time passes and the heart rate doesn't get any easier but I suppose it's the love and support I've got from from everybody since the accident and I suppose you know from me getting back it helps me keep going and it's what Jan's most immediately want me to do you know we were in bad fashion saturday we came back down the road saturday night because we had our market there yesterday and you know I had 20 local businesses and you know we had a lovely day and setting up this afternoon because we have a lovely workshop tomorrow even with the women's collective and the ETB and you know in the center so I'm just glad that it can be used for whatever the community wants it to do so and as you said yeah it's it's on their legacy and you know they were so full of life and uh yeah day by day has still been a day by day of course but yeah the day to time exactly and it's one of those isn't it I mean it's uh it's a lovely thing but it's come from such a a sad thing but it's life is so difficult we just have to work through and you do an amazing job in that Geraldine as you say day by day and it's lovely to chat to you lovely to speak to you again and again congratulations but acknowledging uh the situation you found yourself in that that leads to this uh what's to say it's I don't know you know yourself you you've described it far better than I ever could have a lovely day and uh good luck with the workshops today thanks so much for your time thanks very much bye bye chat to you soon hopefully okay bye bye really do appreciate you coming on right okay let's see if I can hear this person coming up here now let's see uh is it coming up no I can't hear it coming off it well we have a winner anyway uh it's just not quite playing out for me it's a lovely wee message we got sent in from uh Sean Ogdeharty in bird uh there are family of five and Sean has won his tickets I'll play this out for you in the morning we'll download it and I'll play it out uh those watching can see it Sean Ogdeharty in bird is taking himself his brother his sister his mom and dad to that amazing premiere that is taking place there's more tickets up for grabs um I don't have the actual sheet uh but anyway it's on jive time I think later on today isn't it there's another family uh ticket to give away so stay tuned for that well done uh Sean Ogdeharty if you were listening in Sean to hear the what's up you sent in to us and you're holding a beautiful wee doggy there um tune in tomorrow and I'll play it out Sean Ogdeharty just in case you wanted to hear it on the radio I'd love to do that okay uh right that is pretty much where we have to leave it on the program uh for this morning it's been great having you all on board for all of those who watch the show who listen to the show it really is greatly appreciated we appreciate uh all of it and for those of you who text in and what have you any of the messages that we didn't get to any of the message that we didn't get to we'll get to uh tomorrow and uh we'll be back at nine o'clock as I say with more on Tuesdays nine till noon show stay tuned John Bresden is coming up around the northwest


Good evening and welcome to episode 306 of the Private Property Podcast. I'm your host, Uzaman Dunwar Kumalo. It's a Tuesday edition of the Private Property Podcast and if you're joining us for the first time, welcome to the Only Daily Property Podcast in South Africa. It's certainly a pleasure to have you join us this evening and we look forward to entertaining you and also of course helping you better navigate your property journey. And all our regular viewers welcome back, you know how we do it every single weekday. You and I have an appointment at 7pm where we tackle a hot property topic with expert guests who help us navigate our property journey. Doesn't matter where you are in your property journey, whether you're looking to buy, to sell, to flip, to renovate or of course if you're a tenant or a landlord, we certainly do help you out on navigating your property journey as best as possible. And talking about navigating your property journey, you know, of course that you can, you know, watch a whole host of other shows that we have across private properties, social media platforms. As it is a Tuesday, you can catch a award-winning farmer on the farming podcast later this evening at 8pm, which always tackles a topic that's relating to agriculture. So if you've got an interest or even green fingers, I mean, I've now officially started, you know, gardening, you would have seen on my social media pages, you can follow me at Xamantoma underscore K and using some of the tips that I've picked up from the farming podcast, especially when they talk about your tending to your own garden at home, growing your own food and how best to do that. So you can of course follow that journey on my pages and tune into the farming podcast when Balie's always in conversation with people who unpack farming matters for us. 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You can follow myself at Zamanthuan underscore, okay, on Instagram, as well as on Twitter. Now this evening's conversation is with somebody I absolutely love having on the show. And you know, every time she's here, always even reference, you know, their page on Instagram, because it's such a great page to just scroll through because the homes that she gets to work on and transform and just beautify are so exquisite.  You know, I'll go in Pinterest, I'll do a Pinterest board, but she's got that magic touch. I mean, this is something that she was absolutely born to do. And this evening, I'm joined by Lulu Mutsukira, who's the founder of Namasaya Creations. And we're going to be talking about simple steps for a more organized space. Lulu, good evening. And thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having me on again, Zaman. It's always such a pleasure to be here. I think chatting to you always makes me realise because every time, you know, before we chat and even after we chat, I always go back to the Namasaya page. And I am usually very close to the page. I mean, I even say to you is every two days you can catch the designer tip. She really gives us great insights on what we can do at home because sometimes you're still saving your coins so you can hire her. But in the meantime, you obviously want to still make sure that your house looks great. Now, Lulu, we are talking about how we can make our spaces more organized. One of the things that I'm very guilty of when I found out from you at home is not having the most compact, the most put together space. More often than not, you know, my helper is my saving grace. She really does an incredible job. I am the type of person who just kind of put stuff in the wardrobe and at some point my new vula and things fall apart. And it's unfortunate, right? Because I also want obviously a space to look amazing. And I think when we look at how so many of us are increasingly spending a lot of time at home, having home offices at home, and everything just kind of gets mixed up, then we certainly do need tips on how to best organize our space. But before we even get to the different rooms of some of the tips and tricks you can share with us, I think holistically first, what are some of the rule of thumb is when it comes to just organizing our space in our homes? Thank you, Zama. I think the first thing is you're not alone. All of us suffer. Most of us, let's not say all of us, some of us are naturally beautifully clean and beautifully organized, but most of us suffer from a little bit of a hoarding spirit where we want to just make sure that we keep everything that we love at bay. And sometimes that translates into a home that doesn't look too neat, into a home that feels a little bit cluttered. I think, and I love the fact that you mentioned that your helper is your saving grace, very important. So you need to be able to lay the foundation for your helpers or for yourself so that at the very least you're doing a decluttering exercise once or twice a year or not every six, seven, every, you know, seven days or every month or every second month. A massive declutter is something that you want to do, and it's very important to do once or twice a year. But if you've got the foundations in place, the day-to-day foundations in place, your decluttering process is not going to be a mammoth scary task like the ones we watch on TV. It's not going to be a show or for hoarders. It's really going to be a smooth transitional period and a very therapeutic period at that. To answer your question, the first step, and I think it's the step that a lot of us don't get into, because I can guarantee you, just like myself, you also, maybe one Saturday will decide, this house is a mess, and you decided that that's the day that you're going to spring clean and declutter. It shouldn't happen like that.  You need to build an organizational plan. It's very important. That saying if you fail to plan, you plan to fail, rings very true in this sentiment because a lot of homes, let's not say rooms, whether rented or owned, declutter is a build up.  In that same breath, the plan to organize and the plan to declutter should be a build up. It should come in phases. You should plan it properly. As a first step, you really must take time, sit down, plan. What are the rooms that need decluttering? What is it that you think needs the most decluttering in all of the spaces? Which rooms need the most attention?  Once you've got your plan laid out, you need to then really get into the spirit of not wanting to be the queen or the king of doing it all at the same time. You're going to lose steam. I've done this way. I woke up. I wanted to do it by black plastic number three. I'm out of energy. I am done. I do not want this to happen anymore. Then it ends up happening is you take everything, throw it back in the cupboard, and decide that you're going to see this next time. This is not a today project like you thought it would be. I think Lulu, as you were even saying that, I want to interrupt you because as you were even saying that, I was just thinking about how when we were even growing up, right, we would often have our parents one day, and then taking down, you know, next thing we were washing, you know, windows and all sorts of things washing. And I think many of us probably get spring cleaning or decluttering and have done it that way, right? So we're certainly not not queens and kings of having to adequately plan it and put certain things aside and put a good plan in place. And I certainly want to get a sense of how do we go about even drafting a plan because I can already tell you now that when it comes to things like spring cleaning, again, it will be if spring cleaning needs to be done, I'll ask my helper. I'd like these things to be moved around to, you know, these places, and that's as much sort of foundation as is there. Whereas we know that we've grown up with, there are certain days in a year where you do that kind of decluttering at scale. So do share with us how we can go about thinking through the plan because I think that's probably also another pressure point for many people at home who probably want to do it. Because as you say, it can be quite therapeutic. I mean, there have been instances where you know that when you declutter even your wardrobe and take certain things out and put things aside to give away, go through the home office and do the same stuff. There is an aspect of it's just, you know, being a bit of a therapeutic experience, but it can easily be overwhelming as you've just pointed out that, you know, two hours in, I'm suffering, you need to just like bring the champagne like I'm over this and your house is outside that. So we want to not get to that point. Okay, stunning. First things first, home in rooms or pods or home. So sometimes you want to do it in rooms, maybe you want to do it in sections, but let's, let's, for the intent and purposes of this exercise, you have to, you have to split your, your home up in bedrooms or in rooms. So you can say the kitchen, you can say the bedroom, you can say spare bedroom, you can say kids room. So now you split it up. You seem to have lost Lulu there for a moment. Do apologize for that. We're going to get her back shortly. I know that she's probably having issues with her connection. We're actually talking about this earlier on. Lulu, I just want to check. Go into that. Lulu, just one second, apologies there. We had lost you for a second. The connection was a bit bad. You were saying we must split things up, you know, differentiate the different rooms and bedrooms. That's the last bit that we had heard from you. We can pick it up from them. Apologies for that summer. Yes. Once you split it up in, in the various, in this very specific rooms, I think then the next and the most prudent thing for you to then do is to have an honest conversation with yourself around what it is in the, in that space that needs decluttering. I'm always telling you about honest conversations and it's because they are a necessary thing to have with oneself in order to get a plan, a proper plan in place. So if you know that your shoe closet is the one in the bedroom, that's the biggest miss.  That way you can then create a timings plan for those things. So instead of planning to do the whole bedroom in one go, you can say this Saturday I'm going to organize the shoes and you know that that's an hour out of your day. It's not going to overwhelm you. And then you say next Saturday we're going to organize the clothing. The clothing's part is then where you have even the shoe part and that's like a full, a full decluttering plan has to have what we call, we call it the four box, the four box method. And what the four box method is, is you take four boxes, you divide your, the things that you want to declutter, the things that you want to put together into these four boxes. And these four boxes are remove it from the bedroom or remove it from the space and relocate it. It's about keeping what it is that you want to keep. It's about donating or giving away some of the items and it's about throwing items away. Now a lot of people what they tend to end up doing is they end up putting everything in the keep box because they're just too sentimental. Those shoes that you haven't worn in 15 years that you bought when you're filled with your first salary or the first pocket money that your mom gave you in varsity, you still want to keep that in the keep box. That's where the honesty with oneself has to come in. You have to decluttering and keeping your spaces in and keeping your space, a clear, organized, really needs a lot of self-sacrifice and a lot of self-discipline. And so part of your planning process is about creating that four box sort of process and planning what it is that you want to and be strict with yourself. So say anything before 2010 because I know I said pairs of shoes that date before 2010. Why? Why? You asked me, why? Anything before 2010 goes into the giveaway box or the throwaway box. No questions asked and that will help you maintain your plan and be truthful to your plan. Yeah. Yeah, if you are just joining us this evening, I'm in conversation with Lulu Mutsukere, I was the founder of Namaseh Creations. We're looking at simple steps for a more organized space, whether you're renting in a property or living in your own property that you've bought, we all need insights and certainly help with better organizing our space, optimizing our space, being able to make our place look good, especially considering that we're also living at home. So I think the added pressure of living at home, rather from home, I think the added pressure of working from home is also unfortunately meant that so many of us have brought in extra things. I know with many of us have even brought in a printer and other office related equipment that we feel we need that our homes are actually best equipped to have because not everybody has separate home office that they can work from, but some people, you know, you're working in your lounge or in another part of your house that's not a designated and standalone office. So you need to be able to find different ways to organize your respective spaces as best as possible. I want to find out from you at home what are some of the tips and tricks you use to better organize your space? I like the tip that Lulu shared about when you start decluttering first have a plan and once you start implementing the plan, you look at what did you have at year X. So anything before 2010, I like he also in the past five years, why you hold on to it. I know I'm also guilty of this. They're searching clothes that I haven't worn in like the past five, six years. And a part of me is like, I want to fit into that business again. So I'm going to hold on to it until I can fit into it again. I absolutely cannot let go of this. I need to prove to myself that I will be that body again. So I must hold on to it. And otherwise they're just no longer serve you. They never no longer serve a purpose. You know that you're no longer dressing like that at all. So certainly you want to clear them up as much as possible. So do share with us some of the tips and tricks that you use to better organize your space. I specifically want to even hear from people who are renting because I find that one of the difficulties that you can share perhaps for us how we can best navigate when we are renters. Because unfortunately when you're renting and I found this, I mean in my twenties, there was a time when I was moving so often and at some point I just got over moving part a lot. I was probably moving every six to eight months. And the thing that moving also does is you want to as much as possible not have too many things, but in the same breath, you also sometimes do have quite a lot of things. You move to a different space. The size might be slightly smaller. Sometimes you're fortunate it's slightly bigger. Some places just have more storage units, storage space built in units which is fantastic for sort of like putting away things. But unfortunately other apartments don't have it. I mean one of the things I've seen with a lot of the new developments that we're seeing is that there isn't that much storage space, right? And you still have stuff. So even when you've given away clothes, the ones that you have just don't fit in the wardrobe that comes with that particular unit. So how can we almost make better use of some of the apartments specifically that we are moving into that may not have the greatest storage sort of compartments. And we still obviously want to have an organized household, especially if you're living in a whether it's a bachelor one or two bedroom apartment. Okay, that's a great question. So obviously homeowners have the benefit of almost being able to relocate a lot of the stuff that they've built up over the years, either by adding cabinetry to their homes or putting a staircase storage facility underneath the staircase or creating a storage facility in the garage. So homeowners do have unfortunately under that reality a little bit more of a balance or a benefit when it comes to storage. But renters have the ability by way of temporary storage tricks and hacks that could help them at least keep their spaces very clean and neat, as well as maintain a very good sort of cater free storage plan. And that really speaks to sort of containers that you buy, the baskets that you've got in your home, and certain elements that you can put in place to help you sort of manage your storage or your clutter issue. So for instance, as a renter, nothing stops you from putting hooks, obviously you use hooks that you don't have to drill onto the wall, but hooks in your kitchen on your kitchen walls that you can hang towels on versus having a whole host of them in the drawers. And then it suddenly doesn't fit. So now some of them are sitting on the cabinet counter hooks are a great way of sort of adding to a to a decluttering or to declutter a space without doing too much permanent damage. Baskets are a beautiful way to declutter a space in a very strategic manner. Now what we've been told for many, many years around baskets is that a basket that closes and need to end good basket, but a basket that closes that's consistently closed hardly gets used effectively. Once it's closed, you assume that it's full so you don't use it effectively. And don't quote me on this. My opinion is that open baskets work better than closed baskets because once it's open, you can see it and you know to either take out items and put them in the wash or to make sure that it's sitting neatly and everything is stacked away neatly. A lot of things that cater a space also are things that we generally use every day. So let's not talk about even the shoes that we've had for 15 years. Let's talk about the blankets that was currently using in our lounges because it's cold and you and suddenly you've got like three blankets in your lounge area. Just keeping a space neat and keeping a space declutter just speaks to always having a place for those items. So if you know that in winter, even in summer, you've got a beautiful throw that you put on your couch. You've got a beautiful throw on your bed. Make sure that there's a basket, a beautiful basket to store those things in. Make sure that you're using storage containers. I love clear storage containers. They are the world for me and a lot of homes just like you said, Summer, a lot of rented homes have very little space but very few don't have that cabinet or that kind of that piece of the cabinet at the top where you usually put your suitcases, etc. I find people put empty suitcases in their versus suitcases that they can fill up with some clothing that they're wearing for the different seasons. So in summer, you keep those clothes in the suit, your winter clothes in the suitcase and then once winter comes, you just do a swap over and so that you've got a little bit more space versus just having empty suitcases in those cabinets. And so those are the little steps as renters in particular. You can do in order to make sure that your space is as catafree as possible given your limitations.  From storing nice things in the garage, in storage boxes are not necessary, building shelving like a homeowner would potentially have the opportunity to. I will touch briefly on certain things that homeowners can certainly do especially because they've got the freedom of taking down a wall or even building a storage facility. We are taking your questions and comments this evening as we explore simple steps for a more organized space. I certainly want to find out from you what have been some of the tips and tricks and hacks that you use in order to keep your space as organized as possible. Do you have a system in place or are you like me who relies on somebody else to sort that aspect of my life out as much as possible? And I'm into the point where every time I move, I don't even do a lot of my own packing. I outsource that bit because I have moving anxiety. I think I've moved a lot in my 20s. So I don't want to move. I don't want to pack and unpack. I get people to do that and I'll say this, this, this. I want it there and so on as opposed to actually getting my hands dirty during the move. We've got a great comment here coming through on Facebook from happiness Martina Manolega who's saying for myself, I like to do DIY projects with my old clothes or shoes. I donate the ones that looks good and I DIY the oldest ones. I love that. I think one of the other things that being at home as often as so many of us are currently at home is we've taken to DIY different aspects of our lives and different things. And I think it's so important that we kind of just explore that creativity and it's always great to be able to tap into that as much as possible. We've got Omar Darshanang saying, I love storage baskets in the bathrooms and the bedrooms. And those were the ones that Lulu was mentioning and like to me. So she's like, do I lighten up my house since I have very bad lighting? I like this question. So how do we deal with lighting in our space when you have bad lighting because the unfortunate thing with bad lighting is that and I have some of the rooms in this house is that you may have a beautiful space. It's nicely organized but bad lighting can just mess it up. So how can we sort of better manage terrible lighting in our respective homes? That's a beautiful question. So with regards to lighting in a home, there are various things that we as interior designers like to do just as quick hacks to try and brighten up a space. Obviously the paint color of the home has a big effect on the the lightness of the home. And because the topic for today speaks to really capturing a space, a darkened space can really add to the feel of plata in a space and heaviness in a space. And so lightening up the home by way of paint color, by way of choosing various furniture items that can lighten up the space.   If you use a mirror and not only doesn't expand the space, which makes it feel bigger, it also does this beautiful job of reflecting light into a space. And those are the small little hacks that can help really create a beautiful light in a space. And that's making the space feel less cluttered and less small because obviously, once a space is small, even your couch can end up looking like it's too big. Once your space is dark, your couch can end up feeling like it's too big for a space even though it's not. So lightening up with the paint, with the type of furniture that you use, don't use massive furniture pieces in a space that's very dark. You want to use as sleek pieces as possible in order to, to, again, get in as much of that light as possible from all the different angles. And then share mirrors to add to that and reflect upon the little light parts and the light sources that you are getting. More of your questions and comments at home. We've got Okuma Okumelo on Facebook saying, I put my old clothes on my pillowcase for my kids. That's the first time I'm hearing that one. Before we run out of time, when we then look at home owners and what they can potentially do, you know, the fortunate thing is they've got more freedom. They can play around with the property, you know, more than somebody who is renting. What are some of the, the hacks that they can use to, you know, better organize their space and find those certain spaces within their property where they can store some of their, their certainly some of their clothes or other items that they probably don't use as often. Okay, obviously, as I mentioned before, home owners have the benefit of being able to break down walls. They have the benefit of being able to use the little nooks and crannies that seem like dead space in homes as almost storage facilities. So a lot of homes, for instance, particularly the smaller complexes and the flats, they have, if they're, if they duplexes, they've got that under under staircase area, which usually goes unused. And that usually makes for a beautiful storage facility or storage location. If you just close it in that rectangular fashion that it's in, you can build a door in there and you can beautifully lay out a beautiful storage facility. The passageway in a lot of homes can be used as a beautiful, if you've got the capacity to break it down and create a little gap for some sort of cabinetry, that becomes a beautiful location for you to put a passage pantry in order to put all your linens and all your, your shoes that you're, you're not wearing or your winter shoes in summer, etc. Another, another area that people don't utilize, underutilize, and I see it in a lot of homes that I do is the patio or the bar or outside, let's call it the outside patio area. A lot of those, of those spaces have such opportunity for cabinetry because they, they shade it. So there's no rain that will come into the space and this, it's quite Boston space. And that's beautiful opportunity for either a little bit of a, of a, of a bottom shelf for you to put cabinetry in or a full cabinet that you can use from a cabinetry perspective.  Invest in doing it properly. And then when I say that invest in putting good shelving in that space, sturdy shelving, shelving that goes up to the ceiling and you'll find yourself having so much space. Barrages are beautiful storage locations, but they also have to be maintained. They also have to be planned for. And, and Lulu, before I let you go, any other final tips for our viewers at home when it comes to, you know, best practices when it comes to organizing their space? A quick tip that will help motivate you and keep you motivated, take before and after pictures of your spaces. And when you've got a before picture, and when you see what you've done from after you will not want it to look like the before again. It's a little thing that we do in the interior design space. And I find it's so helpful for, for people to see their before because they become very, very passionate about the afters. So take those before and after pictures. Color code, if you've got the, the proclivity to do it. It also helps to motivate you. So these are all motivation tips. And with regards to making sure that space is decluttered, you want to keep your self motivated, motivate yourself by color coordinating your items so that you can see everything quite clearly. Some people don't like it, but if you, if you do have the proclivity, do it. And then when you are done, maintenance becomes key. And that goes to what you are saying about who auntie then who comes. The auntie needs to maintain not to start and end. Otherwise it'll be a consistent start and end forever. So maintain, when you see that it's getting a little bit messy, take that five minutes and resolve it quickly instead of waiting for it to build up again. And that really is, it's, it's a full time commitment to your home, a full time commitment to just freeing your space up so that you are, you're living in a try to feed free environments. And that's certainly a great note to leave it on Lulu. Thank you so much for joining us this evening. Thank you, Zama. And that is Ululu Muzikira was a founder of Namaseya creations. If you want to follow the great work that they do in some of the beautiful homes that they get to work on, you can follow them on Instagram. I even get really great tips on how you can better, you know, manage your own home and space and add a bit of beauty to it. And that brings us to the end of the Tuesday edition of the private property podcast with myself. I do apologize for really shaky signal that we've had this evening. I know that we haven't had the best signal, but we certainly were able to make it work. And I'm grateful that we were thank you for tuning in and bearing with us until the very end. We absolutely do appreciate it. Well, I'm signing off. I'll be back on your screens tomorrow evening at 7pm until then, hoping you stay home and stay safe.


Alright guys, welcome back to the channel. In today's video, we're gonna talk about some of the richest doctors out there. Talk about what they do, how they got the money that they did, how long it took, some interesting facts, let's get into it. So first we're gonna start with Dr. Garth Fisher with an estimated net worth of over $15 million. Now Dr. Fisher is a trained plastic surgeon, but he's also a television personality making appearances in shows like ABC Extreme Makeover. Now in addition to being on TV, he's also the co-founder of his own skincare company. And fun fact for Dr. Fisher in honor of his contributions to plastic surgery, he was actually united, so he's Sir Garth Fisher, which is like, just cool, I need to get one of those. Now next up, we have Dr. Robert Ray who has a net worth of an estimated $15 million. Now he's also a trained plastic surgeon, I think you're gonna start to see a theme here. And he's gotten some of his training at places like Tufts and Harvard. Now in addition to being a plastic surgeon, as if that wasn't enough, he's actually had over a hundred television appearances including his own reality series on E. I'm Robert Ray, I'm a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon. My professors thought I was crazy. It was the most competitive place in the world, but I wanna conquer the mountain top. So here I am, Beverly Hills. Next we have Dr. David Drew Pinsky, or better known as Dr. Drew, with an estimated net worth of over $20 million. Now he's a trained internist as well as addiction medicine specialist, but he's also a media and TV personality with multiple podcasts under some form of his name. And he's also cameoed in some very notable shows including Family Guy, Dawson's Creek, and Robot Chicken. Infinity Pool, Dr. Drew on call? Now in terms of fun fact, it was actually hard to pick one. Dr. Drew actually showed up on the show, Will of Fortune back in the 1980s. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Unfortunately didn't win because Dr. Drew, we can't be good at everything. But on the other note, he actually has an asteroid named after him. I just need to know what I need to do to become a knight as well as have an asteroid named after me. That's my lesson after this video. So next up, we have Dr. Leonard Hodgstein with an estimated net worth of over $20 million. And I'm just gonna give it a wild guess for you to think about what specialty it does. You're right, plastic surgery. I'm interesting enough, Dr. Hushstein actually trained at the same institution that I'm currently training at. So hopefully that means some good things for me in my future. Now he's not just another plastic surgeon. In fact, he's done over 27,000 procedures including press augmentations, lists, you name it. He's considered to be one of the top plastic surgeons in the country. He has his infamous name, wait for it, the boob guy.  Now next up and probably my personal favorite is Dr. James Andrew. Now Dr. Andrews is known to be like the orthopedic God for athletes. His net worth is kind of in a large range anywhere from above $20 to $50 million to going up to $100 million. Now orthopedic surgeons make a lot, but when you look at the clientele that Dr. Andrews has given his expertise in sports medicine, it's not hard to understand how he's able to build such a high net worth. He's done procedures and operations on athletes such as Michael Jordan, Bo Jackson, Drew Brees, Brad Farvin, Adrian Peterson. And personally, my own life, he's such a household name that every time I watch ESPN and there's a major injury, his name is likely associated with a surgeon that's gonna be evaluating that athlete. And while he's extremely successful, I did look, he doesn't have an asteroid named after him and he's not knighted yet. Next up we have Dr. Terry Dewbrode, an estimated net worth of over $50 million. He's a trained, you guessed it, plastic surgeon and also a media personality. Now while he may not have an asteroid named after him, him and his wife actually have their own diet called the Dewbrode diet, which from what I understand, it's probably another version of intermittent fasting and they both also show up on the show Real Housewives of Orange County. So as I'm making of this video, I have now three new goals for 2021, which is to have a diet named after me and an asteroid as well and to somehow figure out how to become a knight. So next up on my list, I'm super excited because we have the first female and actually first females to be on this list. And so next on the list, we're talking about Dr. Kathy Fields and Dr. Katie Rodin, who are infamously known for creating the company Proactive and both of them have a net worth of an estimated $800 million. Both of them actually met in residency at Stanford where they were trained in dermatology and then went to go ahead and create the empire that is Proactive early in the 1990s. Now Proactive was actually initially bought by Estee Lauder in the early 2000s but just a few years later, both Dr. Rodin and Dr. Fields actually decided to buy the company back and have grown it and the empire it's become today. And now both physicians were named on 2020's Forbes list of self-made women. So to have some females on this list, I definitely have to give you your props and probably should try some Proactive myself because Homeboy is starting to freak out. So next up we have Dr. James Leninger, or better known as Dr. Jim with an estimated net worth of $1.5 billion. Now Dr. James is known for creating the company Kinetics Concept which was basically designed to help revolutionize and focus on wound care. And he used this fortune that he got from creating Kinetics Concept to then go into other ventures including being a part owner of the San Antonio Spurs. He was inducted into the Texas Business Hall of Fame which if you're from Texas that's probably pretty difficult to do but he's also donated millions of dollars to institutions including my own UT Southwestern. Now we're getting closer to number one but next up we have Dr. Gary Mickelson with an estimated net worth of about $1.7 billion. Just 1.7. Now he's a trained orthopedic surgeon and spine surgeon which has helped him create his Michelin devices which are basically instruments that are used for spinal surgeons during, well, spine surgery. And he has over 950 either issued or pending patents related to spinal surgery. In addition to having a massive fortune he also has a massive heart. His philanthropic efforts include planting over 3.5 million trees in Costa Rica as well as creating a foundation to prepare animals and pets with their homes. Next up we have Dr. Patrick Soon-Shong which has an estimated net worth of, I honestly can't believe this as I'm looking this up, $6.6 billion. Now he's a trained transplant surgeon but he's definitely a bioscientist and medical entrepreneur famously known for his creation of his company of Roxanne which is a tax hall chemotherapy agent. And he's used that fortune to buy other endeavors including being the owners of things such as the Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Tribune. And as of 2020 he was actually number 237 of Ford's 400 list of billionaires. And close to my heart he actually used some of his fortune to be a minority stake owner in the Los Angeles Lakers. Love you LeBron. And finally number one we have Dr. Thomas Fritz Jr. with an estimated net worth of about $14.8 billion. Now he's amassed his incredible net worth through the creation of his company, Hospital Corporations of America Healthcare or HCA Healthcare which is basically a collaboration of facilities throughout the country. An interesting fact obviously he's on the fortune list of riches billionaires but he's also the wealthiest person in the state of Tennessee. But these guys are some of the richest doctors in the world in the United States obviously. There may have been some individuals I may have missed or people who we just don't know of how massive of a fortune they have but it just goes to show you as to becoming a physician while we talk about money being a little taboo. There are definitely people who use their expertise to grow companies and businesses that not only help themselves but hundreds and millions of people. Now if you guys did enjoy this video in this episode go ahead and just take a second. Yeah I know you haven't one of these and go ahead and just go ahead and hit that like button. Supports the video, supports the channel, lets me know that you guys enjoy this kind of content and want more like this. Go ahead and also consider hitting that subscribe button for getting two videos just like this. Drop your comments and questions down below. What do you think about those lists? Is there anyone that I missed? Who is probably the most inspiring to you? Who do you not wanna be like? And most important question, do you wanna have an asteroid named after you or not? But in all seriousness hopefully you guys enjoyed this video. If you wanna see more videos just like this one then check out this video right here to see how much doctors make in the United States. Check out this video to explain the exact steps that I took to become a doctor including my scores, the cost, and the time. But with that being said guys, thank you so much for watching this video. Hopefully I've been a little help to you on your journey. Thanks for always being a part of mine. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.