Thank you, Professor Satie, for such a motivational beginning and welcome students to this course from Airee Bombay. I have been listening to all the conversations that have been happening, so let me set this agenda straight away. We would be talking about understanding communication and we would be talking about workplace communication, how to conduct effective meetings. So, what do you understand by communication? There were several questions and several answers too and one thing which was very interesting was all the students wanted to learn about soft skills. There was Tanmay, there was Vinisha, there was Neha. So, everybody was a little fearful about soft skills. So, before I really begin with my session, let me go to some centres and welcome you all first. Thank you. Should we take the last centre, Neha's centre first? What was that? M.E.S. Billay. M.E.S. Billay. Hi. Good morning. Good morning. Welcome to the session. All set to go about it? Yes, ma'am. Tell me something about yourself. My name is Neha Patel. I am poetry engineering from Killa College. Okay. I am a grant of international technology. I am in third year. My hobbies are drawing and reading books. So lovely. You are doing so well. So, what did you learn in the previous session? Something very important had come there. You know, practice. Practice? And students, when you say I lack confidence for when I hold the mic and find it difficult to talk, I am going to narrate a personal incident for you all. I had a PhD by then, but I had taken a break. And then suddenly I received a summon from my son's school principal. Dr. Jha, can you give the word of thanks for the function we are holding here? I couldn't have said no. I had to go. When I was there, I went there with lot of preparation. I did not enjoy the program. Nothing. And when it was my time, I picked up the mic and I was looking into the mic. When I was doing that, I was shivering. Just perhaps as you may be shivering now. Or Vinisha must have been shivering earlier. I was shivering. And then suddenly I reminded myself, listen I have had a good educational background. I have always been a good student and I have always worked hard. So why should I be shivering at this moment? I am prepared. And that was the moment for me. I looked up, found some familiar places, familiar faces out there in the crowd. And then I took off. Always remember, confidence is within you. You have to take it out. You have to believe that you are confident. And that confidence comes with knowledge, practice. Okay? So something very important which Professor Satie had said in the previous session is practice. Be aware of yourself. Communication is there within you. We are facilitators. We are just trying to bring it out for you. Okay? So now tell me, did you all see the videos that were uploaded? Have you all gone through the videos? Yes. Yes? Were there regarding communication, understanding communication? I think we talked about the form of communication out there. Informal, informal, non-verbal. Non-verbal and non-verbal communication. Non-verbal communication. So did you find it interesting or did you find it lacking? No, it wasn't interesting. You found it interesting. Okay, is there somebody in your class who would want to share something about informal communication? A query which you may have had? Always remember it's a very important non-verbal communication again becomes a very important aspect in your interviews and your group discussions. And therefore if you have any query, do ask just now. So that you can build it up. Okay? So think about it. I shall come back again to your centre. Can we go to some other centre please? Good morning, NGM College. Hello, can you hear us, ma'am? Yes, very clearly. Thank you so much. Yeah. Our students, one of our students would like to talk to you. Yeah, sure. Go ahead. Good morning, ma'am. I am Aditya Jaigar from MGM School of Engineering. Lovely. And thanks for giving us such wonderful opportunities and such of type of courses. So thanks a lot, ma'am. Lovely, lovely. And thank you all for taking up this course because we really want to be facilitators. We really want to see very smart people entering the corporate. So, tell me, do you have any query? Yes, ma'am, I have a query. In your session you compared one thing with the animal that is a tic-tac-toe and that is funny moment. Okay. So, I won't do that. Is it possible that if you committed in the interview and all that, if you compare such type of things in your daily life, then is it okay? Is it professional? Sorry.  Is that what you want? Yeah. So now what happens? There are moments when you are very nervous. Okay? And something funny, when we talk about funny it is not about the crown it is not about you know, the circus that we go to. We are actually we actually refer to something pleasant. Okay? So think about a pleasant moment. If you think about a pleasant moment suddenly a smile would come up and suddenly you will feel warm inside and that would do away with the bit of nervousness that you are facing. Now, funny or what you think could be less professional we need to ensure that we do not, we are not sitting in front of the board of directors. Obviously over there when you go to the board of directors or when you go to people or highly up the ladder over there you would have to be prepared thoroughly. But in the process of preparing yourself you are at a stage where you are preparing to enter the corporate. So over there it is absolutely alright to associate yourself with some pleasant memory to do away with your nervousness. Okay? So again I would share something. I keep sharing my life you know with my students, with my participants. I remember my graduation interview. So it was a Viva Vosay and the moment I walked in and took the chair I was shaking I was literally shaking. And suddenly my professor says he looks at my name Dr. Leena Khan and he says, are you from Chinggis Khan's family? Chinggis Khan At that time Imran Khan was who is now the Honorable from Minister of Pakistan he used to play and suddenly I said, oh if he had said Imran Khan something about Imran Khan and the very thought of Imran Khan brought good memories of his tricating ability out there. So you see when you associate something pleasant when you are nervous you can lift your spirit. Try that. Okay Aditya? Okay ma'am. Yes ma'am, I got it. Lovely, lovely. May we have some more queries from your school? Do you want to ask any question please? Okay we will go to. Be prepared with the questions and we will come back. Okay ma'am, thank you. This is Vinisha's centre. Welcome dear. Good morning. Good morning. Okay, lovely Samitha. What are you doing this morning? You are doing good? Oh I don't like the word good. Tell me something more about it. I am just too much shaking.  Hold your friend's hand. Hold your friend's hand right now. You have somebody sitting there? Right? So hold her hand. Shake your hand with your friend. Yes. Strongly Feel the warmth. Vinisha, tell her you are fantastic. Tell her you are fantastic. Thank you ma'am. Yes. Now you don't have to shake.  Have you? No ma'am, I have watched the videos. You have watched the videos? Anything that struck you over there? I think so ma'am. The video was really fantastic. Thank you very much for that. But, you know, there are three forms of communication. Formal, informal, or verbal, written and non-verbal form of communication. And every communication has its own place. I have been listening to the conversation before my prior to my session. Students in all centres please listen to what I am going to say in the next two-three minutes. To have a positive impact on the people, with the people with whom you interact your communication needs to be structured. So when the difference between formal and informal communication most of the time is that informal communication you need to be structured. When I talk about structure, what do I mean? Just think about what the issue is and then divide it into three parts. Introduction, body conclusion. So whenever you have to prepare a case, whenever you have to present a case, whenever you have to write an email, be it written communication be it verbal communication. If you are going to meet your seniors if you are in a meeting or group discussion you must say what comes to your mind but let it be a structured communication. It should not be a random statement. Do you think we can do it this way? Now when you say do you think you can do it this way before saying that you must have thought. You must have researched what this thought came to you and why you are suggesting it now. Same would happen in an interview. Same would happen in a meeting. Same would happen in a group discussion. You have to say what comes to your mind because it is a gut feeling many a times but that gut feeling also is backed up with some understanding with some processed thought. So whenever whenever you are there in any kind of communication which is formal, which is documented, which is recorded always remember ma'am has said structure it. It could be just three sentences barely introduce it barely talk about what you think about it and what you would want to do about it. So when you play that just a minute over there also you can think in a similar manner. Confidence will come from there. Do I make sense Samitha and Vinisha do I make sense? Definitely ma'am. Did you get what I wanted to say? Yes ma'am. So confidence was an issue you said I mean all the students sitting here on the right and on the left they appear to be so confident I am sure you would have enough matter within you. It is just that you need to structure what you want to say and things will be taken care of. Yes ma'am. Think of some questions think of some personal spaces weaknesses where you may have thought something additional would have made the day for you ask a question. I will come back to you again. Okay. Thank you ma'am. Can we move to some other centre please? University College of Engineering. Tamil Nadu. University College of Engineering Tamil Nadu. Welcome. Good morning. Lovely. So lovely to say such smiling faces. How are you this morning? Fantastic. I can't hear you. Sorry. Can't hear you. Good morning. Lovely to hear your voice, such a bright voice. Good morning. Good morning. I am Dr Rajesh from Sova Saiya group of institutions. Lovely. You can see the students on my back and says Dr Arun is the coordinator of the program and I am particularly the coordinator of this course and we are very excited to have a communication with you. It's so lovely to have you all here. It's so lovely to be queued in early on a Saturday morning. So do we have any queries from this centre? Sorry ma'am. Do we have any questions from this centre? Would the students like to ask something? We have. Good morning. First and foremost give me a bright smile. A bright smile. Yes. Now go ahead. Hold the mic. Hold the mic above. Yes. Tell me something. Tell me something very positive about you. Two positive things about you. What do you mean? Something about which you are very confident. Actually I want to try everything. You want to try? Yes. Can you do that? Okay. So let me give this whole exercise to everybody that's there. That's queued in this morning. So please note down two positive things about you. You may keep the mic there and write down two positive things about you and one thing which you would want to improve upon. You have maybe 45 seconds to one minute for it. Morning ma'am. Morning. I would like to answer your question about two positive things about me. So I am a student of computer science second year and I like one thing I like the most about me is I am very interesting person about any area, any field. Like computer or anything communication or any civil type of So that's one positive thing I like the most. Okay. And thank you very much for your this goal like explaining the soft skills to all over India. Thank you so much because we love to be with you all but again I would want to ask may I know your name please? Hemanth. Hemanth could you please tell me what do you mean when you say soft skills? Soft skills like the way of communication like I am talking to you or I am talking to my friends then there will be a difference and now I am talking to you then I have some other extent or I have some something to tell you that will be much different from that. Lovely. Lovely. And how do you think where do you think you are if on a scale of 10 where would you place yourself on the scale of 10? I think I am at 6. You are at 6? Yeah. I think you are at 8 already because you have that wonderful bright smile on your face. Thank you. So tell me something when we talk about soft skills there are so many parameters the tone of the words your eye contact your gesture your body language so everything comes together your shoes when you are meeting people everything comes in soft skills right the way you sit everything comes under soft skills. So if I ask you what is that one thing that you would want to improve upon? Is it parallel language which means the tonal quality of the voice? Is it eye contact? Is it confidence? gesture what would you I have one to three points like I don't pay much attention on tonal but I have eye contacts and few points I have in my mind so that I can express to the person sitting in front of me and one more thing is confident about that point. You know you are doing it wonderfully the way you are talking right now it shows great voice great confidence the only thing is and it is not the only thing I don't want to you know punch my statement but do not lose that smile of yours so when you are talking what would happen when you would be explaining things to people suddenly you will become conscious of the fact that whether I am saying things are right or not whatever I am saying is right or not happens we start going into our shells where that smile and this kind of skill would come through practice whenever you have to make a presentation or an important meeting is underway or let us suppose if you are a fourth year student and you are preparing for your placement try to rehearse the standard question interview questions in front of a mirror do mirror practice I have mentioned that in my slides also try going for mirror practice so when you are asked tell us something about yourself where do you see yourself 10 years from now what are your strengths and weaknesses it should come up naturally but you don't have to talk about it then and there and feel conscious about it okay I am standing in front of you and I am shivering no you don't have to shiver shivering is natural we feel that if I have a meeting if I have a very important meeting I feel butterflies in my tummy and I take it as a very positive light at times it so happens that if I don't feel butterflies in my tummy before a very important meeting I feel oh my god there is something wrong okay so take it as a good sign but it should not inhibit your performance sure okay so in an interview also anywhere you go for any communication let us suppose you are shivering a lot tell yourself well fine it's done and start concentrating on what you are talking forget about performance be normal none of us are perfect but what we do is or what we train our students usually is for perfection no we don't have to be perfect if all of us becomes perfect it will be a very robotic world let us all be more than perfect in our different ways okay but for that knowledge practice every language be aware of these things and keep practising okay heyman thank you very much class did you get back heyman could you ask the person sitting at the back of you in a black shirt yes did you get it definitely yeah so could you share what are your positives my positive is I am very much hard working kind of person lovely if I think I should do it I will definitely do it in the course of time that's fantastic so I think I have a very good participant out there who is going to motivate keep motivating everyone else out there so we are going to get a very good result from your centre eye hope yes and one thing that you would like to work upon very much sorry oh no I mean the two things don't go together so tell me which one was where were you lying tell me the two don't go together you procrastinate and you are hard working how do teach me how to mingle the two the thing is I don't like the thing I will type a little type of person for that if I like the thing I will complete it I will give my complete mind in that that's the issue okay may I have your name once again my name is Shubham Shubham hard working procrastination again these are two different things and you will have to work on both okay hard working that obviously means that you would be putting your sleep in your party because you would be working at the 11th hour right and when you work at the 11th hour many a times you are not able to take the right decision also so be hard working that's very important but balance things you would need to in a professional scenario you would need to balance work and life okay dear so now that you know your weakness now that you know your weakness you will set the task for yourself you will set the agenda for the week and then start working okay thank you thank you we will come back again let's move to the other centre Anjuman college hi Anjuman college good morning ma'am good morning dear one of our students would like to interact with you yeah sure the video isn't clear hello good morning morning ma'am I am Labesh Pekkar I have one really one question about corporate world it's a question many of my relatives and our brothers and sisters are working in the corporate world and I came to know one thing that sometimes we are having some suggestions about ideas which are presented in the Maharashtra company or a firm Anjuman is it right to convey our all suggestions in a to present all our suggestions to them because sometimes we think that if we suggest them they will not take it seriously sometimes we are lacking to present our suggestions to them is it good or bad ma'am you belong to that organization and if you think you can make a difference bring a difference to that organization you must always make suggestions most of the organizations have a suggestion box some of these organizations have this creative idea games wherein you are invited to come up with creative suggestions so you can freely participate out there many a times I am sure you must have gone through my slide on meetings wherein I had mentioned in the last leg of the meetings I had mentioned how to interject so there are times when you would wonder whether my ideas would be taken up seriously or not whether my suggestion would be taken up seriously or not I have another take to it now what happens if I do not suggest I shall keep on thinking about it and I shall keep on thinking that I could have made a difference about this particular scenario however because that idea has not been put to test and how do you put to test? Unless and until you come out with it you leave it to others to think, research give a different perspective that idea cannot be tested so you would just keep on thinking about the hopping on that idea without ever testing it so allow it to be tested two things would come up if you give that idea on people people would either take it some would perhaps see some merit in it and start researching about it start thinking about it start talking about it if they do not and you are still convinced about the idea you keep on researching and you can then send it as a proposal later to the concerned department okay but if you have that strong idea if you have that strong idea that is not letting you sleep you must always come out with it thank you I am actually observing you for a minute for half an hour it's great to have a smile like you are having today thank you so much it's a pleasure and I love the smile that you also had when you were asking questions so keep that smile always on your face it's an asset so would anyone else thank you very much and that was a very important question so I am sure we must give a lot of applause to him yeah do we have any other questions from the centre ma'am right now our screen is not displaying properly so we will connect with you later thank you so much dear we will move to some other centre now Geethaanjali is it Geethaanjali Geethaanjali Institute and that is such a musical that is such a musical well to it lovely, Rabindranathig or early in the morning Namaste ma'am Namaste very happy to meet you again ma'am I have been appointed as the course co-ordinate of the soft skill program here lovely to meet you and we are very happy to meet you again ma'am oh thank you so much so am I and it is so good to see students all smiling and all geared up for the class I am sure they would have some questions for me oh yeah sure ma'am one of my students is interested to ask you some questions related to soft skills lovely, lovely, please hello good morning ma'am good morning girl go ahead with the questions I have a query, yes my name is Mohammad Shawar you can address me as Mohammad I was about to ask that thank you I have a query do different accents play vital role in soft skills do different type of accents though we speak like American, Australian, Scottish they have vital role in soft skills communication you know Mohammad that is a very interesting very interesting question perhaps ten years before I may have said yes they do today I would say that you should be you should have an English which is understood properly by both the Americans and the British or rather in the global world okay yes if you are working for an American organization and if you have studied in an American institute that would be natural to you we Indians usually follow the British kind, British accent of English but believe me as I traveled all along India as well as abroad I realized that English has various accent so that one point which is important is you should be understood okay so that is something yes I have other query sorry yes please go ahead sorry you were having conversations aside go ahead oh I have another query what are the main attributes for effective communication aha what are the main attributes for effective communication did you go through the slides Mohammad sorry mom did you go through the slides yes mom I have the PowerPoint presentation so what was your take on that sorry mom what could you gather for effective communication what do you think now when we talk about effective communication clarity is the first thing that should come to your mind yeah you should be clearly understood post clarity I would say focus on correctness yes what you are saying should be correct otherwise it would be it would be other people would come forward to challenge that so go by and then there are 7 C's of communication courteousness when you are talking if you are courteous if you are correct if you are clear things would normally work for you so for verbal communication be it for verbal communication be it for non-verbal communication sorry written communication it could matter a lot okay you should be accurate you should be to the point and you should be correct accuracy, privacy as well as correctness okay and once this is reinforced with body language the perfect eye contact your gestures now when we talk about gestures that welcoming gesture that makes communication more effective now we are not when we talk about effective communication it is also about authority okay so when we talk about authority let us not be aggressive in our tone let us be assertive in our tone and there is this thin line which divides assertiveness from aggressiveness okay Mohammed that's enough that's it thank you very much do post it on the chat session thank you so much have a great day so do you, I would want these lovely girls to say something I'm sorry I would want these lovely girls to say something about the course how they feel about the course somebody sorry it's a very you know like it's an advanced course I have got ma'am though we are from a small school small college we don't get that much of advanced skills so I think this course is very much useful for us to enhance our skills to develop ourselves to develop what we are so I think it's a useful one and I loved it thank you so much thank you we are there for you all the time any question that you may have for the chat session and those definitely would be answered have a great day Mohammed and thank you so much and Geetanjali have a wonderful time thank you well let's take one more question then we will go Anjuman college is the video working now do you have any query okay then what are the greatest challenge of both communication what is greatest challenge of both communication I ask you what is the greatest challenge you faced when you picked up that mic to ask this question did you have what are the good challenge did you face any challenge when you picked up that mic to ask this question yes ma'am challenge normally that step which we should take you know we just have to move one step forward and talk to people it is just that gap which needs to be taken care of if you want to say something if you have an idea within you right to bring it on the tip of your lips the fear allowed is the greatest challenge that we face so what we need to do is because we feel that we may fail that fear of failure is the greatest challenge which anybody faces in the area of communication the fear of being reprimanded the fear of being bullied the fear of failing believe me students there is no such fear each one of us in this world is facing if there is that fear each one of us in this world is facing that fear and unless and until we decide to do away with it we cannot win it is we who can fight that fear it is we who have to take up that challenge and it is we who have to tell ourselves that we will succeed come what may and for that you need to come it to practice you need to come it to knowledge you need to come it to massing content and learning from your people from your peer group and everything friends it's been lovely interacting with you I hope I have answered your question dear have I answered your question I think there is some I think there is some I hope her question was was answered so on that note and with and with the expectation that you would all challenge yourself meet up with your fears and tell them goodbye I bid you goodbye for now we shall meet again thank you very much go enjoy that lovely cup of tea bye bye we will be back at 11.30 after that tea we will be back we will resume this session at 11.30 thank you very much for being with me


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I am Chanika Roy from the discipline of English, Krishnakanta Handik State Open University and I welcome you all to this video lecture on the topic industrialism and its impact. As students of literature, first and foremost, we need to develop a clear picture of the socio-cultural history in order to understand, relate and appreciate the literary texts of the period in a better way. This video shall chiefly deal with industrialism that swept across the world in the 18th and 19th centuries. It is one of the most significant phenomena contributing immensely to the making of the modern world. The major objectives of this video are to explain the concept of industrialism to trace the history of pre-industrial times. Let us first try to understand what does industrialism mean. The word industrialism first came into walk in the year 1831. The word refers to an economic and social system based on the development of large scale industries marked by the production of large quantities of manufactured goods and the concentration of employment in urban factories. Before moving on to discuss the pre-industrial times, a glance at the important definition of industrialism by Gordon Marshall will be helpful. In his A Dictionary of Sociology, industrialism is defined in terms of the transition in methods of production which have been responsible for the vastly increased wealth that changed modern societies. He adds that although industrialization is generally thought of as something affecting the manufacture of goods, it is reasonable and necessary to apply the term to the modern methods of raising productivity in agriculture and other indicated sectors. England was a rural agricultural nation consisting mostly of villages and a few major cities and towns like London, Beth and York in the 16th and 17th centuries prior to industrialism. The primary occupations of the people then were agriculture and dairy farming. However, in the next 50 years, this self-sustained rural and agricultural economy changed drastically and was replaced by an urban and mechanical population. In this respect, two major forces that changed the social life of England are firstly, enclosure of the common fields that put an end to the strip farming system that had given every small farmer the right to cultivate on his own plot of land. The enclosure of the common fields deprived the small farmers of their land and drove them away from the farms to the mills. Secondly, the introduction of power-driven machinery that put a permanent end to domestic or household labour industry in cloth, spinning and wool. The era of handloom and hand-spun goods soon vanished, giving way to machine-spun and machine-made goods and products. By the year 1775, the industrial revolution was already gaining momentum in England. It was in that year that King George IV conferred knighthood upon two scientists and inventors, namely Frederick William Hurscal, the astronomer and Humphrey Davy, the chemist and inventor of the safety lab. Interestingly, they were among those scientists instrumental in bringing about the great social and economic transformation known as the Industrial Revolution. It was a transformation that brought about the birth of workshops and factories of slum and poor houses, tall chimneys puffing out black smoke over the surrounding areas. Some of the developments that contributed towards the Industrial Revolution are James Hargreaves had invented the spinning frame. Richard Orkwright had set up his own spinning machines in his large factories. Henry Codd had revolutionized the manufacture of iron. Edmund Kurtwright had invented the power loom. So, it can be summed up that the invention of the spinning frame, spinning machines, power loom, steam engines, etc., were the reasons that led England to become a world leader in industry and technology. This led to the growth in trade and commerce. In development of towns, developments in cotton, wool, coal, iron industry, run by steam power, developments in roadways, railways and canals, transport and communications and so forth. In other words, it was an onwards march towards progress and modernization. Summing up, the typical features of industrialism would refer to mechanized methods of working within a factory setting, division of labour, application of scientific methods for problem solving, time and discipline, bureaucracy and administrative rules, a socially and geographically mobile labour force, etc. After watching this video, we have been acquainted with the concept of industrialism, which relates to an economic and social system based on industrial development and marked by the production of manufactured goods, gradually which got associated with the social phenomena called industrial revolution. We have also discussed the major changes that affected England in the 18th and 19th centuries. We also got an idea of pre-industrial England, which was basically agrarian. Apart from agriculture, dairy farming was also an important occupation. England was also famous for its wool and cottage industries. I hope you have got a fair idea about industrialism in this video. In the next video, we shall discuss industrial revolution in England. Thank you.


Hi everybody, Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com coming at you with a quick little Allure pack break where we're giving away the final 10 spots and that hockey mix are coming up in a in a separate video in the next video Big thanks to this group for making this happen. Thanks for taking the risk on this and there are the teams right there Let's do the quick pack break and then a different dice roll for the giveaway part at the end four and one five times one two three four and a one fifth and final time After five Go four and a one five times for the teams one two three four and Fifth and final time. It's a serif font this month. We'll go sans serif next month All right, here's the first part of the list here and the second part of the list right over here actually alphabetized by team And let's just print and rip. Thanks everyone. There's one more look at the list Let's see what we've got inside That is a Paris red rainbow. That's nothing too crazy there, but let's flip back over here and Let's gather everybody's names again top to bottom new dice new list and Let's roll it and randomize it four and a three seven times. So top ten After seven good luck one two three four five six and Seven and final time. It's only the top ten. So from eleven on down Sorry Kevin very close, but no cigar but thanks to you and everybody here for Taking the chance on this Top ten though, you're happy because you're in the mixer and that's in the next video Kenny is happy So is Daniel Dan Daniel Martin Raymond Daniel Adam Daniel and Daniel So congrats the top ten after seven. I'm Joe. I'll see you in the next video for the next break. Bye. Bye


What's up everybody? Jason here for jasperyskatespace.com. This fills up clearly Donner's football picker team one and two guys We're giving away the last 15 teams in both of those breaks with this 2022 clearly Donner's football one box break Ranin teams number one. So again guys just like a normal filler We're gonna randomize because their names teams distribute the hits all all-karts ship Then at the end we'll randomize the customer names that bought in Take the names randomize them top 15 win a team what they match up with now to my knowledge There was one team that sold right before Nick posted the filler probably didn't know to say that's okay So instead of getting the bears number one because somebody did buy them obviously I'll write earlier We're gonna give you 25 thousand break credits whatever you match up with so if you match with the break credit You get 25 bucks back and then everybody else of course gets a team So I think his highest value is like 50 60 to as little as like 20 bucks So it's pretty much around the spot price, which is good and Like I said, we'll determine that at the end and Let's do the break first thing guys a little quick pre a sneak preview of how clearly the honors looks if you haven't seen it So it's a five into two seven times. Good luck one two three four five six seven Joshua Rojas down at Evan seven one two three four five six seven seven times seven seven Burrs down at the Seattle Seahawks All right guys, so again, no trades just because it's a filler.  I also to you guys somebody filled up the archives break So add that to the schedule as well. I guess like I said, we're gonna be a little busy tonight So I'm gonna take a little bit of a later lunch break, but obviously Still have some time to break a little bit after that. All right guys, obviously, let's do the break now All right, we go guys We got a Kyle Hamilton at a 25 of green So I kind of like that they actually made the cards colored before it was just like the outline But now they're trying to make the cards colored so which is cool. That's a nice one. They're at a 25 and Of course, that's gonna go to the Ravens and Evan. Oh, how about a little Brock Purdy? Out of a little box break filler That is 19 out of 25. I don't probably sell pretty well, right? 49ers Martin with that one. I Like it. So these dollars look nice, but can you pick it Damian Pierce rookie? Little my house insert cave on tibetan Garrett Wilson No ice noise Yeah, dude, this is this was nice, right? It's pretty solid. I bet Can't wait for the case breaks now All right, sweet Now let's do the giveaway now guys. Like I said, whatever you match up. It's what you get Here's a dice really discuss my names Rollets almost 50-50 shot Three and a five eight times guys. Good luck eight times one two three four five six seven and Eight and final time Boom eight times. So of course some of you guys may see where you guys are at. It's like top 15 So Donnie Ryan Jeremy Port They got James Kev ties Martin Nicholas Joshua Evan Evan Evan Scott Mark and Joshua Rojas So I'm gonna copy and paste the whole list, but obviously you guys will see who you guys matched up with So Joshua you got the Seahawks and Pikachu number one Mark with the Patriots in number two Scott with the Saints in number two Evan with the Seahawks in two as well As the Bucks and the Titans Joshua with the Eagles in two Nicholas with the Texans in one Martin with the Texans in two Tice with the Jags in two Kev you're gonna get 25 bucks back in break credit And then James with the Bears in two Jeremy poor with the Browns in one And then Ryan with the Panthers in two and then Donnie with the Browns in two. So of course everybody else not in guys Thanks to you guys for for giving it a shot But again, that sells that clearly donors one and two and coming up next is number one guys. Thanks


Well I remember my first year of law we had a total lecture and he was kind of young at the time and he was really interesting and I remember in our first semester everybody walked out of that class being really interested in law and kind of ready for the next three and a half years ahead of us which is daunting to say the least but I suppose you know that bit easier. And we had a module called learning to learn it helped us with terms of transition from secondary school to third level and my lecture in that module was really good she really helped us and made us feel at ease. Yeah I had economics lecture in the whole at your college and he used to bring in like jokes and sort of human stuff with like raps and songs that would actually rhyme with relevant stuff in economics and if you're going handy for exams that you then you sit there and kind of play it over your head and you'd end up writing it down or end up I hated economics in the start but I ended up actually doing pretty well and enjoying it for the end.


Hi guys, welcome back to my YouTube channel Daniel Rosa here for another video about the TP-Link TLR470T plus load balance broadband Rider really really rolls off the tongue doesn't it? So what I'm using this for and what I want to show in today's video is how to change from those default Online detection setups now I'm using this load balancer for the sole purpose of failover So what I'm doing is putting in two ones into it.  All I wanted to do is to handle failover as quickly and well as possible and I like the fact it has multiple ones because if I really wanted to go all out and have like two Internet connections, let's say I wanted to have two ISP lines or What I'm doing now is cellular plus ISP or satellite etc. etc. You can do everything The only caveat being that this is this old piece of hardware TLR470T the ports are 10100 So what I'm going to do is as soon as I can get carbon fiber fiber optic in my area I'm going to upgrade to a better load balancer that will be able to support those speeds But for the moment with my humble DSL connectivity, this does the job just fine Now what I'm what you want to look at here is you've got your link backup settings worth just mentioning those while we're Taking a look through the features here and the mode I actually have is backup when all primary ones fail now I don't think there's really any difference if you've only got one primary and one backup then You can see there's two options here Well actually three, but if we take exclude timing these look very similar But there they are a little bit different failover is the first option here is enable backup links When any primary one fails so think about that if you had two ISPs running into this load balancer and you had a cellular Router or a satellite rider or whatever the case may be if any of the ones go even if the other There's a viable one intact. That's labeled primary. Well, we're gonna go to backup the second one says Wait for all the primaries to fail and only then go to backup So there is actually a difference there But if you've only got one primary unless I'm really missing something there is gonna be no difference So that's what that is and I've just set up that backup rule and it's enabled and all is looking good now in online detection This is if you click into the operation mode, you can see I've swept swapped over to Manual mode here and it was by default in automatic mode and I've manually configured a Server that's Google DNS server there a point eight point eight point eight and For DNS look up a point eight point four put put point four point four you could use, you know One one a different completely different DNS servers or different infrastructures. I just Kept it simple and I did test a failover on this and it worked just fine I'm going to do a test comparison between the automatic mode and this mode now You can actually go for always online, which as the name suggests will tell your The software here. Well, that's always up This connection is always good. You don't need to ping at all. Just assume. It's always in place Or auto and I'll just bring up the user documentation in a second So that's what I've done here and I've also done here. You can use different ones for each one or the same ones Lots and lots of options Now here is what TP link have to say about this Always keep a copy of the user manual saved somewhere on your computer or in the client because you never know when these things vanish and who needs paper when you have Digital PDFs or that's my that's my thoughts on the topic. So and here you can see it's got a guide And it gives you a bit of info about what the different modes do It says in auto mode the DNS server the one port will be selected as the destination for DNS lookup. So what that is saying is that it's going to inherit inherit the The DNS there from the one itself and that's going to be how it's testing itself now in manual mode You can configure the destination IP for ping and DNS lookup to manually detect whether it's online and always online The status of the port will always be considered to be online and just gives you Info here for ping with manual mode selected specified the destination IP for ping the corresponding port will ping the IP address to detect whether the one ports online <IP_ADDRESS> means ping detection is disabled So you cannot you can also pass that in there just as a workaround. I don't see if you've got two different Servers to ping why not use to you've at least got you giving yourself a tiny bit of Redundancy by doing that and DNS lookup with manual mode selected specified IP of the DNS server the corresponding port will perform the DNS lookup Using default DNS domain name to detect whether one ports online and you can do the same trick here with your 4-0 So hope that video is useful. That is how you can manually change for the link online detection there over from the automatic automatic DNS Servers to ones of your choosing You can choose to keep one online or all the time or you can disable one of these options as well And just be pinging away at one server or you can ping away at two servers and each one can ping something different Very exciting. Thank you guys for watching if you'd like to get more bit more videos for me on tech Linux backup all these all these topics feel free to subscribe to the channel


Well, I love Christmas. Nobody else is awake yet, but I guess I could maybe sneak a little peek at the presents. Let's see. What do we have here? A Google Home Mini? What is this? Like, oh, petite, cute surveillance! I mean, last I checked, Google could hand over data to advertisers, and cops can request information about the things that you say in your own home. I don't want this. All right, let's see what else is in here anyway. An Ancestry DNA testing kit. Well, I mean, on the one hand, I guess I could finally find out if I'm actually 100% back. Coffee! Thank you. But on the other hand, I remember something in the news about a company that they handed over millions of users' data to the cops. I mean, that's like searching millions of different people's homes just to find one person. No thank you. All right, let's see what else we got. Oh, this looks like some sort of IOU. One more under here. This one looks like it might be for the kids. I can't resist. I'm gonna check anyway. Maybe it's a game or a nice to- Are you serious? What are we trying to do? Teach the kids that it's cool to have a little stalker friend that sits in their bedroom and watches everything that they do? No. No way are my kids growing up with this one. I mean, I guess at least nobody got me a ring. Merry Christmas, Jillian. I got you a present. Oh, thank you. That's so sweet. She knows me so well. I'm sure it's going to be wonderful. What the f-


doesn't seem to be a huge concern certainly i would imagine it is within those providing school transport but the elephant in the room is that all of these children are on packed buses heading into school and then all the in school rules apply but you know i mean the driver of the bus can't police the bus and make sure it stays between the ditches but the government at very short notice withdrew even though they had contracted bus drivers to to to run at 50 percent they changed those rules at the drop of a hat and i presume there was a lot of people out there who had rolled on extra drivers or extra buses and they were at that but they insisted on doing it and it's um controversial if you get covid and do not have the booster you will have to stay in for 10 days with booster you have to stay in for seven days that was on rt news last week well they're looking at that again because you know they're saying how long it's very dangerous but we need you at work so we're going to make it sort of slightly less dangerous so you can get back to work that's how some might see it feels my mom's 62 still has her 20 her 21 plastic key boxed and it's an original box lined in satin and ribbons and still looks perfect lovely what a lovely keepsake i just don't know if that's still happening Greg best wishes to you and your family in all highland for a very happy new year that comes in from amy karn and same to you amy and yours good to hear you back today happy new year at all at highland radio from a ballad buffet listener i hope you're well and i hope you had a lovely christmas and new years and thank you very much for your very kind message uh junior cert maths um a poorly ventilated room measuring 10 meters by 12 and has a capacity of 15 students plus one teacher at a social distance of one meter for a maximum of 35 minutes if six are asymptomatic and require two meter distance uh calculate uh et cetera okay i get to you i think i get the wider point you're making there more of your comments here uh i wish someone would tell us what paul reed is doing to justify the pay he's getting it's definitely not noticeable in that kind of university hospital frontline workers around the brink of collapse he had a driver to take him from leach room to doblin as it would be tiring for him to drive himself he's on what 450k plus 20k for the driver um i i think that gets people all motivated and all that kind of stuff but i'll tell you the whole system is banjaxed um and and it's it's a grace maybe that one person's earning so much money and for what uh but you know i wouldn't be distracted by that one story look at the bigger picture here you know the whole bigger picture and look at who's ultimately responsible he's one person being employed but who is ultimately responsible who could actually fix it uh you know i i i think it's an important story that needs to be focused on but it's too easy it's just a distraction it's one person's if paul reed's pay was cut to 15 000 euro a year and yet to cycle to work what difference would it make none like you know that needs to be addressed but as i say it's almost a distraction from the person who's actually the boss of the hse which is uh steven donnelly he's the owner not the owner he is the head of the hse he's the boss boss if you follow the chain all the way up it's him i wish someone would tell it oh i just read that in a democracy should we have state secrets or secret documents i don't know big it's a big question i can't answer just off the cuff a big shout out to boncran a tidy towns and their great results were so proud of our tidy towns always looking beautiful boncran hi greg i know you mentioned 10 days but just a flag what children under 13 years who are household contacts on vax need to isolate for 14 days from a positive pcr test result not actual test date hse arranges three pcrs for those children once listed as close contacts three pcrs i'm not sure that's the case but anyway it's confusing just been to aldi a 12 pack of large larger old price oh sorry here we go thank you pardon i've just been to aldi a 12 pack of lager the old price was 899 now 1849 uh which it's not the 45 you know that was being posted on social media and stuff it's doubled in price a little and a little bit more uh more tax for our greedy government nothing to do with health just money uh grabbers they say is there any word of when the test centers will be back up and running in the car and Donna area what test centers is that like for for covid or cars if it's covered you can forget about it uh because there's not enough people making enough noise to make that happen how come there are rules against unvaccinated visitors in adrikan university hospital but there are staff members looking after the sick who were unvaccinated is there how many i don't know this seems to come in uh in the exact same wording on a reasonably regular occasion um unvaccinated visitors can visit the hospital on 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the time at the time's 11 24 you're very welcome back to the program now as we mentioned um some supermarket alcohol will more than double in price as new minimum price laws kick in from today all car all alcohol will have a minimum price based on the number of grams of alcohol with rom one gram costing at least 10 cents so vodka for example will increase by um 271 and if it's who's are smart enough 571 per bottle white wine goes up 99 cent or 79 cent depending on brands at lager um will increase by 12 cans 10 euro or 24 cans a bod for example increasing the likes of supervalue by 22 euro and 17 cent um slab of would normally cost you 18 euro it goes up to 40 euro and 71 cent uh shilia gill heaney is ceo of alcohol action island and joins us on the program now uh shilia this feels very much um like you know it feels very much like legislation for doblin and gallway and cork uh and and us that live on the border you know it's going to create a very different set of problems particularly for business people uh and and those who try and run businesses in our border areas you know should we not have waited until this was island wide well thanks very much for super having me on um you know this is a public health matter um and it it affects communities right across the country from dunagall to cork and indeed yes we would certainly like to see um an immunity pricing come into play in northern ireland and there are moves to have that but i think the important thing really to say is that we have very high levels of alcohol harm in ireland and that's in dunagall as well and an MEP is just one particular measure to try and tackle some of the harm around it um MEP is a part of the thing called the public health alcohol act there's also other elements within that's about to say restrictions on marketing and the availability of of alcohol so it's not a single uh if you like silver bullet it's it's one measure of a number of measures which when taken together has an overall aim of trying to reduce the amount of alcohol which is sold and was consumed in ireland other measures might be you know support for people who have an addiction you know and and support them and having the services in place uh we do we really have a multi pronged response to this or we're just hitting people in the pocket we would certainly like to see more support for people with addiction problems but this particular measure is not actually specifically targeted towards people with addiction problems it's targeted towards those who are drinking at at high and high risk levels now we are a country that actually as a whole is drinking at very high levels so if you were to look at at say the hsc low risk drinking guidelines as a country we're drinking about 40 percent ahead of that low risk drinking guideline so we have to really look at that in that whole of the population area it's not just uh or in fact this this particular measure is not directed at people with addiction problems and I agree completely that there should be much much more help and support available for those people so is this then to reduce the amount of casual drinking then if it's not to address you know problem drinking uh or well I won't use that phrase because uh I mean obviously a lot of people would feel that the the minimums or the maximums are really quite low anyway and and the binge drinking phrase is overused some people would feel that we get that in here now and again but so who is this being targeted is it to stop people having a couple of cans on a Friday evening then or what it's been targeted people who are drinking at very high levels so you know for example and as I just said you know we are drinking at at high levels um we would have you know binge drinking for example which is you know a heavy episodic drinking drinking more than six drinks at at one particular session people would do that drinkers tend to do that um at least once a month in many cases much more than that we have the highest level of that high episodic drinking uh in Europe amongst our young people and not all of that drinking has very direct impacts on on our health so there are about a thousand deaths a year every year that's three deaths a day that arise from alcohol use about 10 percent of our health care budget actually goes into alcohol related hospital care but 1500 beds are taking up taking up every day you know with people with with uh with alcohol issues and those aren't just as I said to do with addiction they cover things like alcohol liver problems they cover accidents they cover you know violence that actually results from that so if we if we see similar to Scotland then an eight percent reduction in alcohol sales has anyone worked at what impact that would have on deaths per year what impact it would have on hospital bed occupancy per year yeah we um there has been substantial modelling you know of this done back in 2014 by a group in in Chephees and um what they would estimate is that um there would be a reduction of 200 deaths annually um per every year and this would be like after 20 years because you know these deaths take time or the illnesses take time to to work up and we would also see nearly 6000 fewer hospital admissions per year when the when the effect you know you know fully comes into play so those are very significant benefits to the whole of our community to you know to all of us who are impacted by the alcohol harm that's that's in the country and that is it's not insignificant but it's you know it's not exactly I mean it doesn't wipe out the problem obviously and it takes an awful long time for that to come to fruition in the meantime it it does mean that people who work very hard but have very little disposable income actually simply can't afford to go out and their only pleasure perhaps could be having a couple of drinks it rules them out of it really effectively is is I mean if we looked at the balance here well you know if you're talking about you know people who are drinking within the low risk drinking guidelines this doesn't really have very much impact on them at all and in fact actually people on on lower incomes tend to be people who are themselves already drinking at either epistemius not not drinking at all or indeed drinking within the low risk drinking guidelines all right so then it is trying to change all of society's habits then as I say it is targeted at those who are drinking at the highest levels and you within that group who are drinking at the very highest levels we would the modeling would suggest there'd be a 14 reduction in alcohol use there and then across the whole of the population we would be suggesting that of the reduction of about 8.8 percent and say for instance the border counties you know there is you know a very mobile population as you can imagine people are going to be going across the border fill the boot up with booze because you know that's what's probably going to happen they might whilst they're over there fill their car with petrol and diesel and maybe do a week shopping has that been factored into this as well you know I mean when people sit down to discuss this do they think or realize border counties like Donegal exist and the impact it might have on businesses here there's been a lot of consideration I'm looking at this but you know there are many factors that contribute to cross-border trade there's currency fluctuations there's the back differential the cost of living these are all things that actually come into play when you're talking about you know the motivations really what happens is if something's cheaper on the other side of the board you cross over the border and buy it there yeah that is the reality of having a border that that is the reality of having a border you know on the island and what I'm saying is is this is what I'm getting at when people are promoting this are we considered or is it like well sure that's what happens in Donegal we're going to plow on anyway do you understand where I'm coming from it feels like all of these decisions whether it's this or covid or whatever it is is we are not considered or our businesses or our people aren't considered it's for the greater good and as long as Dublin court Galway Limerick as long as we see the the action there doesn't really matter what the situation on the border is well I certainly think the health of the people in Donegal is extremely important and this is something that will have an impact on the health of the people in Donegal so for that reason we absolutely welcome it okay and have you any indication when we might see a harmonization north and south that was deferred I think for two years or three years was it so it has it is on a discussion and the Minister for Health and Northern Ireland has said that he's going to have or to launch a public consultation of this early in 2022 because I think Scotland and Wales already have and there is sort of a move in the direction to see this happening in in England and and Northern Ireland it perhaps would be more palatable if it were across the island of Ireland but I would agree completely with that okay listen thank you very much for your time I appreciate it greatly and it's been very nice to see you and speak to you Sheila Gilhene CEO of Alcalau Action Ireland as I said I find it just a little bit frustrating that you know we're by the by always here our businesses are by the by it seems you know there are companies who employ our workers and our families and us who are going to see significant changes in their income I'd imagine I hope I'm wrong maybe I'm wrong I don't see they're not exactly you know banging down the door to come on and complain about it so maybe they see things differently it's not for me necessarily to speak on their behalf without their say a call from a lady who says she's still waiting for a test for over nine days now in the HSC our fob and are often can't get a test anywhere well I mean did you contact your GP and get referred for a test I wonder it's very frustrating for you but your GP unless your GP is also saying look I'm not sending for a test there's something seriously amiss there I mean nine days looking for a test the onset of symptoms will probably have been a day or two before that I mean even if you get the test here you're you're ready to return to normal duties almost aren't you I don't know if it's this beg your pardon I don't know if it's still the case but revenue supposedly low call rate number was not recognized by many mobile packages providers so calls could easily cost 10 year operas I pointed this out to revenue they admitted that was the case and the advice to ring one of the landlines I always try and ring a landline no matter what agency or business I'm contacting this occurred about three years ago that comes in from James James I can't add to that I'm afraid I'm not sure um all right okay it is the nine till noon show 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savings right now at what's in menswear okay more of your comments Greg if the government were really serious about alcohol harm why not reduce the price of alcohol free drink putting the price of alcohol up is not going to stop people who are addicted what services are available to help those people the alcohol free drink is so much better tasting than before but you couldn't afford it yeah indeed you know it's very expensive in fact it should be discounted shouldn't it it should be the same price as a mowati or something but they say it's not about and according to our last guest it's not about people who are addicted to alcohol and it's about saving 200 uh lives per year over 20 years or 20 years on i wish to god they would put more effort into attacking the drug problem thank you that comes in from mary indeed it is a big problem and i said on this program last year um early last year that you know if you don't also tackle the drug problem at the same time what are you going to do if you're a young person not all young people by the way i don't want anyone for a second i've got nothing but admiration for our young people but put it like this you know if if 24 cans of Budweiser are now 48 euro but there's someone you know that will give you you know drugs for half of that what do you do you know i just feel that this if we should have had a two pronged approach to talk about the drugs issue and at the same time as making drink very expensive because a lot of young people aren't going into pubs you know that's just the facts it's i think there's a bit of a shift there a lot of them are but they aren't and i i agree with mary in that i think this is going to push this is going to probably make the drugs problem worse hi greg the increase in alcohol is going to push under uh people to cheaper drugs and other listeners says yeah i agree if the extra money now uh made on the drink should be used for addiction center supports and mental health uh then maybe everyone could see the point in it they don't ring fence taxes isn't that what the government says they don't do that another caller says this drives up crimes that's all it does if people are addicted to something then they will get it anyway possible are these people this stupid not to know this um i needed to buy antigen tests over christmas as my daughter tested positive one shop charged 1250 for five and another 25 for five i thought the government stated it would be two year old per test no the government says no the market will sort this out we're not getting involved in this you know i'll de-drop them to three quid or something they said no that's it sorted we don't need but what we have in this stage now right this is really really important okay and this is what people really need to start thinking about we have a government and their advisors that told us these tests snake oil right one of them did and they went on the telly okay and they poured liquids into these antigen tests like coke diet coke or something and said look they don't work you can make them they don't work they went on and not only called them snake hole but they discredited the antigen tests and they resisted the antigen tests all year when everyone else was saying other countries using this why aren't we then they say don't use them if you're symptomatic do not use them that don't use them if you're symptomatic get a PCR test well they can't give us PCR tests so what to do use them if you're symptomatic that is grand no problem batter on with that they don't subsidize them all right they don't subsidize them so we have to pay for them so you've got people who have very little money right and there's many many people in this county with very little money to follow public health guidance to follow mandate it from the government have to try and find upwards of 25 euro to buy these tests uh it's absolutely ridiculous and you know i don't know how people are i don't know how they're allowed to get away with it but anyway oh eight six sixty twenty five thousand that's the whatsapp or that if you can get them by the way oh eight six sixty twenty five thousand that's the text line or oh seven four nine one twenty five thousand oh i know you can they'll send them out you know but i mean if you if you look for them on saturday you might get them wednesday you know come on now what are people gonna do sit wait on the postman to find out whether they've got covid or not so they can apply for sick benefit or they can tell their employer you know exactly what they're gonna do they're gonna go out and buy them and they only have uh three hundred thousand a week available how long's that gonna last right okay on to back to other things now because we were talking about people celebrating the 21st the key the door do you remember uh it used to be a big thing that was my recollection anyway uh but i don't think it happens as much anymore but angela it happened to you good morning angela good morning you're recently turned 21 yeah that's right right you have your 21st uh key you've held on to it oh i have yes and um tell us was it did ever was this uh when you were uh of that age angela 20 celebrating your 21st part there was a big thing wasn't it oh not really not at all was it not no meant not at all no party nothing right but you got a key though i did you gave you it that was another student nurse that was well and some calls along with me right and it's a big one a little one and all smiles quite big yeah it is and is it made of metal or plastic or no plastic and then there's uh like it's covered in silver lovely and it's in a box isn't no it's not in a box but after this now i'm going to get framed i think that would be absolutely lovely even if you had a picture of you it's the first day i got it oh lovely stuff and but it obviously meant a lot to you because i think you told caroline you're in your 70s so you've held on to this for half a century it is yeah still the same as ever yeah yeah and it evokes memories of of of that student nurse and sure it brings back memories of the times in st carles it was great then great fun brilliant uh better to be a nurse then than now maybe oh i would think so yeah yeah okay and are you the type that holds on to keep sakes angela do you keep mementos would be yeah i would be a bit of a holder already but i just think it's a it's a it's a lovely thing to have i mean it's a beautiful part of history especially for those around you angela you loved ones yeah well hopefully hopefully they'll appreciate it but as i say i won't get framed now and a picture of you when you were around about 21 what a beautiful thing that would be oh no no no my picture not me it it'll just be the key itself okay well listen it's amazing you've held on to it thank you thank you take care of yourself that's one we've had now a listener angela she's kept that key for 50 years as i say you know if it isn't as big a thing anymore and angela says it wasn't a big thing then but obviously it was to one student nurse her fellow student nurse um she's held on to it for that long and might even get it framed now uh keep in touch with us oh wait six sixty twenty five thousand tell us more of your stories in that regard um the historian joe kelly always so interesting to listen to happy new year to all island radio indeed joe uh it's his knowledge but it's delivery too it has to be said uh why is our local minister charlie mccunlow not demanding we've a covert test center in in shone i don't know i don't know i think maybe one or two counselors are heard talking about it over christmas but i mean that should have been resolved a long long time uh before now uh can gregg get someone from bossarian on to explain why no one in any school boss monitors mask wearing on the bosses as my daughter is terrified by the low level of masks worn on the school bus yeah indeed you know and um that is a problem there's no doubt about that 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that little bit of extra that i think is very good and you've been in there since friday i think lots of people kind of are very nervous about going into hospital at the moment well they're nervous at any time but uh you're happy you felt safe and you felt well treated well oh yeah but the thing about it is i went to vacuum in here with covid so right i wasn't going to catch it in the air that like you know some people have yeah but they're they do work very carefully and they're very good and i couldn't say one word bad against against the way that they do things here that all the time cleaning thoroughly and very thoroughly and you got like extra special thanks for gerry derrick and tommy well that's me tommy and gerry and derrick never said to me here and even at the monitor staff and here and they're cleaning again good stuff well done yeah and that's lovely that you're able to and you're feeling okay now tommy are you pardon you're feeling okay now i'm feeling not too bad a little bit weak but i'm feeling not too bad right and you mentioned yourself you went in because of covid was it all with it yeah yeah i had an awful bad night and authority night at home right and my partner has it now as well like to me at home okay but uh i'm heading back out to origan and i want to thank some family as well it seems to good to me bringing in stuff and even neighbors and friends for bringing stuff to the house yes and things like that all right well listen i'm glad to hear you're on the the road to recovery and you'll get your strength back soon tommy it's the scary it's the scary time isn't it because you don't know what's going to happen one day to the next uh i got a t-line over there where you're on the bus there in the night drive uh for a contractor to boss there and make up carol in the castle fun with special needs kids and uh they do wear their masks they're very good through there in the boss to do with the rest okay listen tommy uh you're you're going to be getting home soon which is great news i'm delighted to hear that and fair play to the staff for looking after you so well thank you so much thank you very much great take care of yourself bye bye okay we are joined in studio now by our own osheen kelly how are you osheen i'm not too bad greg how are you all right once i get this mic up come here um right next in your camera yeah it's just like christmas day all over again isn't it having year uh listen uh there was a hand of the warning here about um is it this is battery this happened to you yeah okay so that's uh since steven's morning yeah our boxing day morning uh one of the twins the two-year-old twins eva and orn um she basically brought a tea light candle because i was sitting in the couch watching tv we had a busy christmas day we thought right we're not going anywhere we're staying we're gonna binge and food and watch junk and tv and all that sort of things about half 10 after 10 o'clock she landed over with the the candle we've got the tea light candles and different christmas decorations like in the crub and there's a there's an ornament in the table that had six wee tea light candles in it so she lands over and gives it to me and the back is off it so there's no battery in it so there's not so we went in uh the kitchen area started open planned into the dining room uh which you can imagine the day after christmas days just full of toys yeah of course stuff flying everywhere so uh we got the cover the back cover what we couldn't find the battery so uh eva uh some children do would have attended but everything everything everything everything goes i'm gonna eat you see for now uh she's what two she's two two and two months two years and two months two past the twins were two past so we were able to ask her did she we know no we knew straight away we couldn't find the battery obviously we went into panic station we were calm down let's look for the battery first yes so we pulled everything out checked all the toys underneath mats or the the mats we have down for the kids and stuff yeah couldn't come across the bat we knew ourselves because she has a tendency to to um to put stuff on the mat explore the world with the math yeah so straight to casually let her can i yes um so we did we told the doctor listen i took another battery out of one of the other tea lights and we told the doctor it's like a two-year-old coin yeah and she swallowed we think she swallowed us we didn't see it and um the doctor actually questioned well maybe it might be a bit big for that age but we'll do an x-ray anyway and there it was sitting at the top of the stomach my words so it was um now you have a limited period when it comes to dealing with battery because it's lithium battery so you can imagine the acids in your stomach yes mixing with the battery yeah so you have a period of between 24 and 48 hours to get something done then it starts to cause damage um so after a lot of discussion with crumblin uh on sin steven's day they decided to defer it for for 24 hours um so we went home again followed her followed blueberries and sprouts as much as we could do to see if it would help help move it because they did say there's a big a good chance that you could move it here um so the next morning at nine o'clock um she'd done what she normally does at that time in the morning but there was no battery in it so we're straight back to casually uh they called crumblin straight away and away to Dublin and by that night uh they had the battery taken out thankfully they didn't have to open it open her up uh we had to sign forms consent forms that they may have to open up the front of her and open up the stomach because the the actual battery in the x-ray didn't move from the day before so it was not mixing then with stomachs oh yes it was it was yeah already once it's on the stomach it's mixing it's mixing on the acid so and the fact that it didn't move from where it was the day before uh the doctor and the specialist and the surgeon actually thought that maybe it had already attached itself to the wall of the stomach and the corrosion yeah had already had already started and what would be the would it be internal damage burning then so that would be internal damage to the to the inside of the stomach but um thankfully um the best case scenario of the two was that they put a probe down through the throat and they were able to poke at it it fell under the the lower part of the stomach and then they were able to grab it and take it back up again so that they didn't have to literally they were able to access through yeah but we're very lucky Greg because oh yeah she was under anesthetic full anesthetic so you can imagine what she was like when she started to come around yeah haven't haven't had anything for six hours very tired coming out of an anesthetic um she it was a stressful couple of hours afterwards a stressful couple of hours stressful couple of days Greg even yeah because we're very lucky because they can the majority cases they don't go the whole way down they get stuck here yeah and the throat area and the cause real problems um she could have started choking there and then right so what were you told because and now you're speaking publicly so to give advice to other people if this should happen to them so what is the what were you told or what do we know well you have to keep an eye on on items that have these batteries in it they're everything from wee fobs to tv controls they also have screws well that wasn't going to be my next point we have several candle t-light batteries in the house uh most of them have screws in them so they do but the set that was on this particular decoration didn't have screws in the back of it they were closed and a click done well can i just say because i might as well be honest here if i take a screw out to put up now maybe it's it's going to be different now because hodlson's eating everything as well i would probably not always put that screw back in cut it on yeah but i'm just i might i don't take the screw out change the battery screw if you're going to have items in the house particularly around christmas day and any time at all that could be anything if they are a button size battery a two-year-old battery them lithium batteries keep the screw on it you can have them in the house but you need to keep the need to keep the screw on it um so yeah very lucky greg right so what tips have you got for for people then yeah keep the screws in the back of the battery if you're gonna have them and get any so yeah i get if it does happen get to any as quick as you can and she avoid actually choking she avoided choking yeah and most cases what we don't about her reading up and looking at it in most cases children actually choke on the on the batteries so but for some reasons your emotions that is because you've got the it could have been so much worse but you've been through a stressful time at the same time and the fact that she brought the candle over to me we could have went a couple of days you know that's sort of what you could have looked at it went all the batteries out and you didn't check and no she's okay because she was fine yeah she was typical ever there was nothing there was nothing wrong there that that we went oh she's yeah she swallowed a battery but we just done thankfully knew because she puts things into her mouth all the time that there's a good chance that she swallowed us here so if you don't need items that have them batteries around the house and you have young children and toddlers won't get them under the house but if you want to have them make sure it's the ones with the screws on the back i just think that um they shouldn't be allowed to be sold without the screws in because as you say some of them have them some of them don't some of them have them some of them don't and some of them have the c e sticker thing at the back of it yeah and some don't i to be honest that was there a c e sticker on the the ones that we had i don't know i don't know that i wasn't a screw but we trust those regulate to decide that you know to some extent all right listen people out there check it because obviously inquisitive and i know even with hudson now he loves to get his finger and and scratch and paw and everything so he would be i could give him or we could give him a toy right but he'll he'll be messing around with the labels on the back of it you know what i mean that's the stuff that fascinates them so yeah you should always think what you have is there and cannot do any damage now i know it's when you're playing with your children and stuff that you don't instinctively go oh was this going to harm yeah the child but just try and bear that man because i'm at that stage now where i'm looking at things going like a wee bit of fluff came off the bottom of a of a stool early this morning that oren oren was playing with and i was like straight away where'd that go what a stressful time what a way to spend your yeah and another thing as well keys and back doors yes two days after arriving back from crumbland or ever decided to lock herself in the house yeah you couldn't write it you couldn't write it so i had enough with this world angela angela was putting them into the car yeah i wasn't there angela was putting the twins into the car so oren went out first yeah and then she came back if i'd actually turned the key in the back door well i've locked myself in the toilet before when i was about 25 no when i was a child yeah we us young ones when we're at that age tend to do that that's a good one too they locked her locked herself in the house now we normally close all windows and doors when we're leaving the house yeah but for some reason on that day one of the on suites all right okay we managed to get the neighbor to get a double ladder and put the brother again because yeah i had to get a double ladder off the neighbor my brother was passing he called and he was the only one who's going to fit on the one to the bathroom because the rest of us weren't but anyway uh yeah sort of eventful eventful christmas and do you want to talk about sport for a second or should we just leave it at that um i will leave it at that okay it's done enough of talking thanks very much thanks great it's uh all's well that ends where lots of people messaging him by the way saying that we don't uh thank god she's okay and all that kind of stuff but a scary time yeah she's good all's good okay back with a wrap up on the program after these messages the best place to get a new better mattress at a great price is rustic speds letter kenny the massive January sale is now on sponsors of today's show macalini's biggest ever winter sale is now on with offers like never seen before and your favorite designer brands but better hurry when they're gone they're gone with up to 50 off and our women's men's kids jewelry home and footwear 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my genuine uh genuinely held uh concern greg i have a communion card with the cross on it belongs to my daughter 30 years ago and our baby photos or my girls from when they were born from 30 years ago to 37 years of age i've some old newspapers going back 100 years what a lovely little collection uh you have there right okay that is where we have to leave it listen i thought it was going to be dead quiet coming back after the new year but thank you uh to so many of you for listening and getting involved in the program and watching it indeed uh on our facebook and youtube pages we're back with