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Welcome to another video.

This video is all about Web Check-In of AirAsia.

Open Google.

Search AirAsia in Google.

Then open the AirAsia website.

Click the tab 'Check-In' from the top option bar.

The page of Web Check-In will opened.

Fill the Departure city,

Booking number (consists of 6 digits English and Numeric Alphabets),

Then Family name/Surname,

Now, click on Check-In to proceed.

The Web Check-In process is now on the screen.

You have to just fill the required information and proceed.

There are five steps for Check-In.

The first step is:

1. Flight & Guest (s).

Click the box (which shows your name), and click continue.

2. Guest information.

Fill the personal information.

Date of Birth,

Nationality,

Passport Number,

Passport Expiry Date,

Passport Issuing Country,

Then check the box and click to continue.

3. Add-ons.

In which, select seat and luggage.

If you want to select seat then it will charge you in AirAsia.

That's why keep the seat assigned by them.

Read carefully terms and conditions.

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Click to continue.

These are some important points.

These are some safety instructions.

Check this box.

And click to continue.

Your Web Check-In now completed.

Your Web Check-In is now completed.

You can download, print or email to your E-Boarding pass.

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Save the Boarding pass.

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何かと危険な3人の怪異症候群#1 - Duration: 36:09.

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As A Nurse - Duration: 2:07.

As a nurse, I've become familiar with death on a very personal level.

We call it expiring.

Every patient, every person, when they pass, has a time of expiration.

You and I both have one, we all do.

It's a time on a clock, and it's a fact.

Your husband, your wife, your best friend, your grocery checker, your uncle, your sister,

assistant. That guy on the freeway that doesn't know how to merge. Your doctor, your neighbor,

and your newborn.

This is one of the only things we can be sure of in this particular world.

A little scary, right? Well the runner-up is change.

It's also a little scary.

Trying a new look, a new gym, a new bed time, a new social setting, a new deodorant, a new

job, a new relationship status, a new school, or a new activity.

We doubt it because we don't know it, and it's very real and very legitimate.

If doubt wasn't there, you would have done it already, but it is, and therein lies its

importance.

Will it work out?

It will or it won't, or maybe-kinda-sorta... but finding out... is precisely what we're

born to do.

So, if it is truly in your heart, then try that new look, show up to that new gym, reset

that alarm clock, say yes to safely socializing, be careful switching from Old Spice, put in

that two-week notice, end that toxic relationship, sign up for that class, travel to that airport,

and try something that just might enrich you.

Again, if it's truly in your heart, you can and should find a way to pursue it.

Remind yourself that none of us are permanent.

We all expire.

Your loved ones, and yourself.

"Scary" is not knowing that we will leave this world.

"Scary" is knowing that we will leave this world without doing what was in our hearts all along.

So for yourself, for myself, for everyone out there, do what you desire.

Also, learn how to merge.

It's not that hard.

That'll be your birthday present to me.

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Suicide Prevention Awareness - Duration: 4:31.

I was gonna devote this video to the general public...

ya know, concerned families and friends, if they ever suspect someone in their life is

suicidal…

but let's face it we're no good at it.

We need to get better at it.

We've been told what to do:

We should be direct, and say something.

Ask if they're feeling suicidal.

You're not gonna put any ideas in their head that they didn't already have.

Listen to what they say and take interest.

Ask if they have a plan.

If they have access to weapons or means to end their life

and get any professional help that you can.

All good ideas, all great questions, but do we really ask them?

We should.

But hardly.

It's not because you don't care, I'm guilty of it too.

It's because you don't want it to happen so bad you make yourself think it's not gonna.

That it'll pass…

and sometimes it does...

lots of times it doesn't.

There's a lot of amazing resources out there on the internet that can help you help someone else.

But right now I'm gonna talk to you out there that's having those thoughts.

I want you to know you're not alone.

And you want to know how I know you're not alone?

Cause I take a nice little stroll to the hospital…

be it Seattle or anywhere else that I'm at.

I see people riding their bikes, going on walks, enjoying the sunshine or dodging the

rain around here.

And I can walk through the doors of any given emergency department and get assigned four,

five, maybe six suicidal patients.

But four humans.

That are thinking about ending their life.

The one life we're sure exists right?

Cause we're living in it.

Those are just my patients.

One nurse...

in one emergency department...

of over 5,000 ER's…

in just one country.

And those are the ones that made into our doors...

that sought help…

they're there right now.

This reality is no joke.

Ya know I go to the gym, I hit the supermarket, I see the smiling faces all the time.

We can be happy.

Life can be beautiful.

But I also help pump the little girl's stomach of hundreds of pills,

cause she's sick of getting picked on at school.

I see the rope burn and bruising…

around a father's neck because he lost his entire family's savings.

The wrists.

The guns.

The glass.

The notes.

The bridges.

The jumps.

This life ain't always easy…

and anyone that is brave enough to get out of bed and face the world that we were born into.

the pressures society puts on us...

the stigmas... the expectations...

anyone that can get out of bed and face this world should be damn proud every time they

do it.

See everyone's brains quite different, we know that, they're all somewhat wired differently.

Some people even like the black jelly beans... you know who I'm talking about…

they ain't alone… bunch of people like those nasty things..

The point is they ain't alone.

And whatever it is you're going through…

you're not alone...

you're not crazy.

There are thousands of people out there standing by right now and always, always, always they

are there

twenty-four-seven, year-round...

And I'm dedicating my time right now,

to let you know that they're dedicating theirs.

Because we don't want to see you go.

and if you don't believe me, I'll tell you what…

I have never met a patient, a person, that I wanted to see go.

So, you knowing that... let me introduce myself

I'm Stefan Torres...

and for what it's worth, now you've got me.

Those numbers ain't just numbers down there on the screen, that's someone waiting for you

and now you got them.

And we got thousands of people that have ways to help whatever situation you're in...

and now you got all of us.

So you're not alone…

Whatever you're going through, whenever you're going through it, it may not be now,

it may hit you when you least expect it…

It's a dark place, I've seen it.

Even if you've sought help before..

Know, that emotions and feelings they will... change…

So, it may look like a thousand-pound phone right now…

but please...

I promise...

you can pick it up.

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ER Nursing Interview with Nurse Britt: Part 1 🚖 Carpool Consult - Duration: 12:46.

Hi!

Come on in.

Sorry, we gotta take off.

Whoa sh*t, whoa stop, whoa geez!

Just wait 'til I start asking questions.

[LAUGHS]

Britt, you're a med-surg nurse, that transferred to the ER, right?

Yes

And how you are liking it?

I will never go back to floor nursing.

Ok, yes, when I first met you, I just right off the bat, I was like you belong in the ER.

People have told me that.

Emergency nursing is just totally different.

It's a completely different type of Nursing.

It's like when people get up to the floor, they already got an idea what's going on.

You know if you send me to telemetry floor, its something cardiac, and we're watching their heart, you know,

we'lls end them to med-surg, it's not maybe we just need to watch them overnight or whatever.

Obviously they are going to 9 if they are you know anything like me.

[LAUGHS]

In the ER all of the above, its everything.

Everything

Babies

Its heart attacks, strokes

Babies are the worst.

Babies…in different places.

I mean when I was studying for my CEN, for covering stuff like frostbite, aquatic

animal attacks, drowning, AV shunts, prolapsed umbilical cords.

Like it's anything that shows up to door.

Don't you know that you just put them back in? Prolapses? Put it back in.

Just hold it.

Put it back in and call for the doctor.

Sometimes you gotta right upstairs with them.

[LAUGHS]

It's anything that could possibly go wrong with the human being, that shows up.

Yeah.

The thing that really got me into the ER was the life saving aspect that of it

it's what got me into nursing was wheni was actually watching a life get saved, when I was just shadowing, ya know.

I was like, "Holy, sh*t. I gotta be apart of that."

You know what I mean like.

When you are on the floor, comfort care, when you know someone is dying, you've got ativan,

you've got your morphine.

Ativan, morphine.

And you are kind of expecting everything, so in ER how do you deal with an actively dying

person, that you are trying to save but you know the universe has different plans for them.

Its really really hard, a lot of it depends on would they have quality of life anyway,

do they have any family at the bedside, which a lot of the time, these people don't have family.

So hop over right.

No no you are fine, you were just this lane.

Stress wise ER is got to be one of the top specialties as far as stress goes, how do

you deal with that, on the job and then off the job.

First of all you have to have good co-workers and a sick sense of humor.

[LAUGHS]

Because you have to be able to talk about this stuff.

For me its exercise, because I will just go for it.

Therapy is huge.

I'll walk into my therapist office and it will be like oh this is what f*cking happened and

then I walk out thinking I did what I needed to do. I've processed it.

A lot of ER nurses though wont do therapy because you have this mentality of like I

am a bad ass like nothing can touch me, I can do this.

I think a lot of people in general in the world have that attitude.

Yeah, but

Like I can take on this world unlike yeah No,

No, No

You need to talk to someone.

Even if you don't think at the time, it affects you, its going to pop up at one point

yeah

or you find...

You gotta subconscious that you even have no idea whats going on back there.

You're fine until you get home and then you can't fall asleep.

You have got 12 hours of insane sh*t that's been happening all day.

For me what I would do is go to the gym, I do something like swim or exercise, that would

kind of get me out of the ER mentality.

Dogs

I come home and I just b*tch to my dogs.

[LAUGHS]

Honestly, they're not gonna judge me and then I can walk away from them.

Not bad

Just saying

[LAUGHS]

Just saying, you b*tch about your job, you give them a cookie.

Where are you DASH a car sick

Oh really you actually get carsick?

No I have gotten emotion sick since I was a kid, although I used to be able to go on

roller coasters, now its like...okay ginger candy, I got a meclizine, I have some coffee,

lets do it.

You are very sweat, you are very funny, you have got tattoos.

How do you think that the perspective in the patient's eyes, when you are giving them care and however it does,

how do you remedy that?

It doesn't just happen in the hospital, it happens everyday walking around being fairly

heavily tattooed but the thing that I do is I walk in and I don't even talk about it.

You have to walk in confident, and you have to make the patient feel safe, regardless.

So the second they feel safe, they are not going to sh*t if you have tattoos.

It kind of puts a little bit of chip on my shoulder, and it makes me wanna do that much better

when someone is judging me because of tattoos which you can tell.

Yeah, yeah yeah yeah oh yeah

They don't have to say a damn thing.

Absolutely, absolutely

and you know they are judging you because you got tattoos.

oh yeah

So, that kind of lights a fire under my ass to prove to them I am not a drug dealer…

yeah, yeah, yeah

I am not a gang member…

but that's where peoples' heads go, ya know it's like--

So you prove them wrong

Exactly

You prove them wrong with your competency, your care.

When you have people who are tattooed, that are able to show their art, the more comfortable

you are, the better care you are going to get.

One of the things I loved about working in the ER, I was able to wear the top I was comfortable in.

Yes, I never wear scrub tops, I can't stand them.

And that was important to me because I always kind of had large lats, so when you are

in those, when you are in those scrub tops, it's like fat guy in a little coat style.

Fat guy in a little coat.

[LAUGHS]

If you have unhappy staff, you are not going to retain them and they are not going to do

their best work, because they are not going to be happy and comfortable and confident there.

Absolutely, yeah

For kids when they come and they are scared, I show them my tattoo and I have them point

certain things out because they're really colorful.

And also patients who have down syndrome, I don't know what it is but they seem to

just be really drawn to it.

Really?

And also.. little old demented grammy.

Really?

like this...

Really?

Who are the only people I will ever let me touch them because then you get other people,

that are like, oh that's great!

Touchy, no touchy.

Yeah

Don't touch me.

Yeah you gotta draw the line.

It's confidence. It's confidence and making your patient feel safe.

You're in ER, you said you're built for it, is there anything that you miss about medical-surgical nursing

My co-workers,

like do you know what--- well your co-workers, yah.

I mean other than the co-workers, I did like doing orthopedic post-op.

So its not the bed alarms.

Oh F*CK

Bed alarms, OH GOD! I forgot about the bed alarms!

I get reminded everytime I bring a patient to the floors, I hear "Mary Had a Little Lamb"

and I'm like.. this elevator better f*ckin show up soon.

It's brutal and the pagers

Oh.....oh.....

Ugh.

So I got my first year of experience in the ER. Inpatient nursing is entirely different.

If you only have been an ER nurse, there's this huge learning curve but I don't regret for a second

working on all of the medical, the telemetry, ya know behavioral health.

Everywhere I went-- I did some training in cath lab and I.R.-- all of that.. was all helpful.. because

it makes you more well rounded.

Yeah, I don't regret it at all.

Well I think the only other thing that I could see you doing is doing something like flight nursing.

or something that's.......

I get too motion sick...

Oh yeah that's....

I would puke all over the patients.

[LAUGHS]...Oh my God, yeah.

Sorry you are intubated and BLEHHH!!

If I could get over the motion sick kind of stuff, maybe.

By the way your manbun is quite on point today.

Is it? It's on point? Ok, good.

I feel a little inadeqaute.

Nice

But I am impressed.

I am liking.

Just so ya'll can see it.

[LAUGHS]

Okay, so the specialty wise, what would you never wanna work in.

Ohhh neurology. So much pee!

I dont want to see more penises or vaginas than I already see or *-holes

in more than one sense.

But I mean, I just dont have any interest in it and I couldn't do school nursing.

One I would get bored, and two I would be like: "Swollen ankle? You're fine."

"Put some ice on it... go back to class."

I have honestly thought about doing school nursing.

Yeah, I think you would be good.

Moms would be like

"My kid is sick, I'm gonna come see them cause i want to see Nurse Stefan."

[LAUGHS]

I honestly, I was thinking, I was like, I wanna wonder how many *mumbles* single moms are *mumbles*

[LAUGHS]

How many parking tickets have you gotten or speeding tickets?

Speeding tickets? It's been f*ckin years.

So, how to you get away with this?

What do you mean?

Are a fast driver? You strike me as a fast driver.

Well, see, I used to be a bad kid, so I am…I am…I am really keen on looking

out for the cops and so I am always kind of looking about a mile ahead.

[LAUGHS]

So, when you say bad kid...

I mean like, you know, lets just put it this way, if my sister didn't put my parent's through enough hell..

Lots of nurses are very apprehensive about trying out new specialties but have

that kind of urge to...

It's hard enough to take that lead, they just got you know lots of fears, or whatever they

don't think that they could do it.

Transitioning into a new specialty, what kind of advice would you give them.

If they are already a nurse, I mean I would say shadow, go to the manager.

Just walk down there and say hey I am interested in this, can I shadow someone.

Most people will be like, yeah of course.

Because then you see a first hand, but honestly if you just have that gut feeling, you wanna try

something very specific, just go for it.

One of the things with the float pool is I was a little nervous about that, because ya know

like, you are changing floors all the time.

You are changing the people you're around all the time and you are changing-- you don't know where anythings at.

And travel nursing in the same way.

Change, change can be scary as hell but once you do it, once you try it.

You almost never regret it.

Even it was a bad experience...you know…

You learn from it...

You learn from it yeah, its not that you are trying to get a specialty and all of a sudden

you can't go back to your old specialty.

Yeah...

So, how did you go about doing it?

A lot of ICU and ER positions you could only get them with prior experience...

yeah...

if you're in a different field you're like

What the hell, how do I get in...

Exactly

but a lot of them are going to, you have to go to a new-to-specialty program.

Yeah

But I felt way more prepared going through that program...

Absolutely...

A lot of people don't want to do these new-to-specialty programs, it's worth it.

I did the ER residency program, its amazing.

Umhmm...yeah...

I learned so much just going through that, I totally recommend looking for that

new-to-specialty or that residency program...

yup...

but like you said shadowing...

Some nurses on my former med-surg floor, that I am saying, "come down, come down and shadow,

come to the dark side".

Yeah

It's so much fun.

Anyone in particular?

Yeah

Israel needs to come downstairs.

Ya I think Israel would kill it.

What is your thing that you cant do, okay some people cant do spit, you know saliva, they cant do

mucus, they cant do...

Trach suctioning

Trach suctioning okay, trach suctioning

Pass I will do...

Pass...

any foley, anything, I will stick my fingers anywhere, no trach suction.

Okay, no trick suctioning.

What it's called, pop or soda?

I just call it coke.

Well its not coke.

Does not matter.

What?

I mean as an adult, I say it.

What if you wanted a sprite?

Then I would say sprite, but if I had to call it one, I would say soda because pop sounds

something like that archie comic would say.

[LAUGHS]

Which is fine.

Ok so on that same token: pepsi or coke?

Pepsi if I had to choose.

Sprite or 7-UP

Sprite.

Do you believe in love at first sight?

No...why not?

I believe in lust at first sight...

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

But love is something that grows...

Absolutely

Because if that were true, then I would still be with my 14 year old girlfriend.

[LAUGHS]

So no.

Do you believe in ghosts?

No, if there are ghosts, I don't think that I could emotionally handle that.

Yeah, okay, so...

So I'm gonna say no.

So you're going to say no...

Just to protect myself...

but really, okay

Do you believe in ghosts?

It depends on how you define ghosts, I definitely believe in spirits you know and ghosts like

Casper... I don't know...

I think Casper is adorable.

He is.

But there's been some weird sh*t that's happened to me where I've been like...

"I don't know- I don't know if I did that."

You know what I mean like, I don't know...I can't...

I don't think...I don't think that I closed that door.

[LAUGHS]

And I know people that I trust implicitly that have straight up told me they've seen ghosts.

It's hard when you really trust someone and they tell you something like that

for you to be like...

Nah.

Yeah....were they drunk or not?

[LAUGHS]

I mean...just saying...were they drunk or not?

No, they were not drunk.

Because if they were drunk, they might not remember closing that door.

No, that was me with the door closing.

Were you drunk?

No, I was not drunk.

Cats or Dogs?

Dogs

You got a dog.

Big dog, small dog?

I got both.

Both?

A 60 pound dog, and a nine.. maybe 10 soaking wet.

Are you good at drawing?

Not at all...

and my mom is professional artist.

My dad is very good at drawing.

I am terrible.

Stick figures...that...

Is that stick too...I stick to the stick figures...that's it.

[LAUGHS]

That's it.

Christina or Britney?

Ohhhhhh.....

Come on... bring it back.. bring it back.

That's so tough...

Christina has talent and I know people will be so mad.

No, no, I'm not bad.

But...

Christina Aguilera can freaking sing.

She can, she can, okay I'll accept that.

N'sync or Backstreet Boys?

Ahhhhh.... N'sync.

Is that because you like J.T.?

No, I like Joey and I have zero explanation.

Ohhhh sh*t.

I have no explanation.

I don't even know what that...I don't even know what it looks like.

Least favorite hair cut on a guy?

Mullet.

Okay, good

You were hyping up the man-bun earlier I was like, ya, I got that.

I have a thing for man-buns, I can totally do it.

I am...I am...I am diggin em..

rocking it...

Woman and hairstyles, what's the least favorite?

They are a lot of woman who are trying to make the mullet popular again.

Okay...

like awkward, hipster, mullets.

I clearly have a thing against mullets.

Oh yeah...I'm.. I'm...

They just shouldn't-- or the rat tail..

The rat tail.

and that could be either gender.

I...I rocked the rat tail

Stop it

I am telling you the truth, I rocked the rat tail until I was like six or seven.

Prove it

I...I saved...I saved it in an envelope, I don't know where that envelope is but I

told them, I said, "if you're cuttin it off, you're savin it in an envelope."

Oh you have the hair?

I think I have the hair...

Ohhh...

It might have got lost in the move from Philly but... who knows.

That's... thats creepy.

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Colts Playoff Schedule: Wild Card Opponent, Date & Time Finalized | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:12.

Colts Playoff Schedule: Wild Card Opponent, Date & Time Finalized | Heavy.com

The Indianapolis Colts entered Sunday Night Football completely aware of what was on the line against the Tennessee Titans.

If the Colts could leave Nashville with a victory over the Marcus Mariota-less Titans, they'd be playoff bound and lock up the final AFC wild-card spot in the process.

Although a Houston Texans win earlier in the day ruined any hopes of the Colts taking the AFC South title, Indy and Tennessee were playing for a chance to make the dance.

In the end, the Colts did get the victory to finish off a wild Week 17 and grab the No.

6 seed in the process behind a solid night from Andrew Luck.

Let's take a look at the wild card schedule, matchup and preview for the Colts moving forward, as they start things off against a familiar foe.

Colts to Face Texans: Date & Time of Game.

While the Texans were unable to jump back ahead of the New England Patriots for the No.

2 seed in the AFC, it now sets up a third matchup between Indianapolis and Houston.

The two teams previously met in Weeks 4 and 14, with the Colts winning the second matchup which was on the road by a score of 24-21.

As NFL Network's Tom Pelissero detailed, the game will be played on Saturday, January 5 at 4:35 p.m.

EST in Houston. The Colts vs.

Texans matchup marks the start of the NFL playoff schedule and the nightcap to follow it features the Seattle Seahawks on the road against the Dallas Cowboys.

Preview of Colts vs.

Texans Wild Card Matchup.

The two meetings between these teams in 2018 were decided by a total of six points.

Each game was a three-point victory, with the first going to the Texans in overtime by a score of 37-34 while the second was the aforementioned 24-21 win for the Colts.

If the first games were any indication, then we could be in for another battle of quarterbacks between Luck and Deshaun Watson.

In the first matchup, Luck tallied 464 passing yards and four touchdowns while Watson threw for 375 yards with two passing touchdowns along with one score on the ground.

The second meeting had a bit more defense, but Luck still threw for nearly 400 yards (399, to be exact) and Watson totaled 267 yards.

The top wide receivers for both teams seem to have no problem with the matchups they'll draw either.

Back in Week 4, DeAndre Hopkins racked up 169 yards on 10 catches with a touchdown while T.Y.

Hilton totaled 115 yards.

The second game was all Hilton, though, as he caught nine passes for 199 yards, creating major issues for the Houston defense.

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