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Hello welcome this is Jasmine

Today we have Queen Elsa and her hair is in very bad situation

A lot of you asked me before how do i care with the dolls hair and Barbie also

In this video i will teach you steps to treat your doll's hair

very easy and nice way

today we will be using Barbie Shampoo

will take Elsa after we untie her hair to the bath time

look how messy her hair is?!

untie the clip untie the hair

let's go bathe har

First of all we have to take her cloth off

so it won't catch water

we will rinse her hair and make shampoo

warm water is better

comb the hair while it's still wet

dry the hair

did you notice how beautiful it became?

back to the studio

damp the hair gently

if you like at this stage you can use hair dryer

it's recommended to comb it one more time

now as you wish you like to leave it or get it back to the original style

as you wish

you like to make different hair styles

i will get it back to her original braid style

we put the crown on again

now you can see we have a brand new doll

what do you guys think?

try this with your dolls and tell me what do you think

don't forget to like and sub to watch more, bye bye

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#13 What is a Mulligan for House Cleaners? - Duration: 6:51.

Hi there.

I'm Angela Brown, and this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a housecleaning question, and I get to help you find an answer.

Today's question has created a buzz inside our Facebook community.

Now there's a private Facebook group that I have, it's for professional house cleaners,

these are people that own a cleaning company, or they work for a cleaning company.

If you're not a member come on over, we would love to have you as a member.

But the question today is "Where do I find my next Mulligan?"

Now I wrote a book about a year ago called How To Start Your Own House Cleaning Company,

and inside this book, I talked about the power of a mulligan.

Now I'm very specific about when you're hired for a particular job you should go and do

the job that you're paid to do and no more.

Okay?

It's not the time when you go in, and you change the world, and you spend an extra 3

hours that you're not being paid to clean up somebody's mess because they were super

messy this week.

Do the job you're paid for and get out.

That is your job.

You're paid to do a specific job that's it.

Okay?

The exception is, the Mulligan.

Now the Mulligan is "I'm going to go a little bit extra, I'm going to do a little bit,

of something I wasn't paid to do on my way out the door."

Now the rule for the Mulligan is it must be noticeable immediately.

And so as the customer comes home, this is not something they paid you to do, this is

a little something extra if you finished up early and you have just a minute - do one

extra thing.

Now is your cleaning a person's house you're going to see things that need to be done because

we're trained with that eye to look and go "Oh my gosh, I so wish I had time to clean

that today."

And you don't because it's not what you're paid to do.

It's either part of deep cleaning, or it's just something that

it's not part of your job.

And so, as you leave if you have just a second run back and do that one little thing.

Now in our group, we love to share our Mulligan experiences.

Because the customer comes home and they know you're not going to do this.

But then you did!

And it's like "Oh my gosh what a nice little surprise."

It's like leaving the customer a little tip.

Now, for example, there's a front door, and

the front door has two panels of glass on the side.

Those panels of glass would fall within your regular cleaning, but the one above it typically

we wouldn't do that because we can't reach it.

You need a step stool.

So what happens is on a Mulligan you might clean the transom above that front door.

You might step outside and clean the other side of the transom.

Now they're coming down the steps first thing in the morning, and they look out.

And for the first time in a long time, you can see through that transom.

And they're like "Oh my goodness, my house cleaning lady clean to that extra little window.

They went to extra trouble to make that happen."

Or it could be that the little lights that are outside on the front porch right as you

walk in the front door, you might clean those lights.

That would be a Mulligan.

Now there was a woman who her housecleaning client said "don't worry about the playroom.

I didn't have time to pick it up today."

And as the housecleaner was cleaning she saw that it was going to take all of three or

four minutes to pick up the playroom and to vacuum.

And so after she cleaned the whole house after everything was amazing.

After she was done with her inspection, and she checked off her worksheets, she went back,

and she cleaned the playroom and vacuumed her way out.

And then she took a before and after picture.

And she sent those to the customer, and she said "because I appreciate your business."

and just the before and after picture.

And the lady is like "No way, that is so cool.

Thank you so much.

High Five.

It made the customer super-happy.

It was a way of just saying "thank you for your business."

So, if you have a chance, and like I say it's not something you get paid for, this is not

in your normal realm of cleaning.

This is not part of your routine cleaning; this is something a little bit extra.

And there's a whole list.

There's a list in the book of things that you can do as your Mulligan.

So it's a great way just to stay in front of your customers and to say

"Hey, you matter to me.

You're important.

I want to do just a little bit more.

I want to do just a little bit more than I was paid to do."

Because you know what?

Those Mulligans are what people talk about when they're standing at the school bus stop.

So people are like "Oh my house cleaning lady, she didn't show up today."

And someone else is like; "Yeah, I've gone through a dozen house cleaners."

Someone else says; You're not going to believe my house cleaner, she was paid to do this,

but she when she did something totally different in addition to.

She did all the stuff she was supposed to do, and a little bit more.

And they're like; "No way, I've got to have your house cleaner."

And I can't tell you how many jobs our team has picked up from the Mulligans.

It's a great way to get referrals.

And so you're not asking for extra money you're not bragging about it, and you can't tell…this

is a part of the rule - you can't tell anyone about it.

Except in our private Facebook group.

We want to share those Mulligan's with each other.

Because we want to get ideas from each other on the little extra things

we can do that will make a difference.

But we don't want to brag about it and tell her other customers; "

Well I did this at so and so's house."

because then they will come to expect it.

And a Mulligan is not to be expected.

It's a surprise.

It's like a little "Hey, it's awesome being your housecleaner that's all it is."

So, if you haven't done a Mulligan,

I know you want to.

And you should.

They're super fun.

It's a really fun game to play, and it makes everybody feel good.

Again it takes less than 5 minutes. This is like a little short something that you do

on your way out the door.

Make sure you've done all of your other work first.

But if you are on the receiving end of a mulligan, and it makes you feel like

"Hey my house cleaner really cares."

Then go get on https://NextDoor.com and leave a referral for your house cleaner.

Like "Oh my goodness, my housecleaner just came she does all this amazing stuff.

She shows up on time, and she went the extra mile and did a little something extra.

You should totally call him or her."

And leave their phone number.

Because that is what referrals are all about.

Do your Mulligan because they're so much fun.

Okay, that's it for today.

If you have any questions, go over to https://AskaHouseCleaner.com.

Ask your questions.

And if you like this tip, please share it with a friend or a house cleaner that's in

your life.

Okay, that's it.

And until we meet again, leave the world a cleaner place than when you found it.

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Turkey's Match Fixing Scandal: A Brief History Of - Duration: 4:12.

In October 2015, hundreds of Fenerbahce fans assembled outside a courthouse in Istanbul.

They gathered in jubilant mood to celebrate the acquittal of Chairman Aziz

Yildirim and all other defendants of a four-year match-fixing case that had devastated Turkish football.

The scandal, and the original charges, centred on the end of the 2010-11 season.

Trabzonspor had looked the favourites, leading the Super Lig for much of the season, but

Fenerbahce came from behind, winning 16 of their last 17 fixtures.

They ended level on points with Trabzonspor but took the title

thanks to their superior head-to-head record.

But then, in the summer of 2011, it became known that Turkish police were investigating

19 matches on suspicion of match-fixing.

61 directors, managers and players from some of Turkey's top clubs were arrested.

Ibrahim Akin, a player with Istanbul BB, admitted to police that he had been involved in match-fixing.

He pointed to his side's Super Lig match against Fenerbahce and the Cup Final against Besiktas as examples.

Fenerbahce and Besiktas were then banned from European competition, for two and one seasons respectively.

Trabzonspor took Fenerbahce's place in the Champions League,

while Besiktas returned their Turkish Cup trophy to the Turkish Football Federation.

Over the course of the next year, 21 officials and players were sentenced for offences

related to match-fixing, including much of the hierarchy at Fenerbahce, Sivasspor and

Eskisehirspor, as well as a number of players, including Akin.

Yildirim, who at this point had already spent a year in jail, was sentenced to more

than six years in prison by a Special Authority Court, but was released pending a retrial.

He was fined 1.3 million Turkish Lira, or $560,000, and banned from his role at Fenerbahce.

Oddly enough, the court's ruling came as the Turkish Football Federation cleared the clubs of match-fixing.

The blame was pinned on directors, managers and players, rather than the clubs as entities.

But appeals by Fenerbahce and Besiktas to the Court of Arbitration for Sport had little success.

They remained excluded from European competition.

Much like the clubs, each of those sentenced by Special Authority Court denied their role in match-fixing.

Yildirim, and his codefendants, appealed their sentences, but the court upheld it, after reconsidering in 2014.

He then lashed out, criticising the case as "political".

Yidlirim pinned the blame on the "parallel state", or the cemaat,

a supposed shadowy network within the police, army and judiciary, said to be loyal to the US-based cleric Fetullah Gulen.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who was prime minister at the

time, offered support to Yildirim, suggesting the investigation into match fixing was a

"very finely calculated step" from within the parallel state.

And just over a year later, all defendants were acquitted.

The Special Authority Courts that had ruled on the original case were abolished

in 2012 by a parliament dominated by Erdogan's AKP.

The Police Chief at the time of the original case had also been sacked, pending investigation.

The case, demonstrating the particularly murky intersection of

football and politics in Turkey had come to an end.

The actual truth remains elusive.

For more infomation >> Turkey's Match Fixing Scandal: A Brief History Of - Duration: 4:12.

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Movements to relax in standing position for pregnant women | Mustela - Duration: 1:41.

A massage to relax in a standing position

Standing position,

the most important thing

is not to arch the lower back.

Which is what we tend to do

in late pregnancy.

So you must remain

in a static position.

It is important to bend

the knees slightly,

to keep a straight back.

Now here are 2/3 small exercises

just to relieve the lower back

in late pregnancy.

In this position,

you are going to rock the pelvis gently.

Here you release nicely.

Now squeeze the buttocks a little to get the back nice and straight

and then release.

This should be done regularly

to relieve the lower back.

Always remembering to keep

the knees bent.

Lets go over it one more time.

There you go.

Now you can:

put your hands at hip level

and go left and right.

Really release the lower back

and mobilise the pelvis.

- Everything OK? It doesn't pull too much?

- OK.

And one last thing.

You make small rotating movements.

As if you were dancing

the belly dance.

In this direction, that's it.

You can really do a full rotation.

Great, like that.

Very good.

And now go the other way too.

Great.

OK.

And now release.

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Kylie Jenner Shows Support For Tyga Amid Breakup Rumors - Duration: 2:57.

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If rumors about Kylie Jenner and Tyga's breakup are true, the reality star isn't letting the end of the relationship affect her love for his music

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Following reports that the two had split, Jenner took to Snapchat to post a video of herself dancing and singing along to Tyga's newest song, "Act Ghetto.".

In the nine-second clip, Kylie can be seen dancing to the song which features the lyrics, "She wanna stunt like Rihanna / Cut her hair, tat her body, keep it thug in her life, this why I always keep her by me.

" Elsewhere in the song, Tyga mentions Kylie, rapping, "Gettin' checks like Kylie. The couple, who are usually seen together in public, have not been spotted out since mid-March.

According to E! News, the 27-year-old rapper has recently moved to a new house in the Hollywood Hills where he has been "partying and having people over every night.".

If the couple has split, it wouldn't be the first time. In 2015, Kylie and Tyga took some time off but eventually got back together.

"Kylie wants time to just be by herself and do her," a source told E! News at the time. "Tyga is not giving up as that's his one and only lady.".

Throughout their relationship, the two have had issues surrounding them, mostly due to the age difference. Tyga reportedly began dating the now 19-year-old Jenner when she was just 17 years old.

"It's almost like, the devil keeps trying to tell me something to not follow God, just let God do what he wanna do," Tyga told a radio station in 2016 about his relationship with Kylie.

"So, I don't really know how to speak on that because it's just something I have to deal with. A lot of things in life, you just gotta deal with it as it comes.".

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Relieving movements on a balloon for pregnant women | Mustela - Duration: 2:47.

Exercises to relax at the end of your pregnancy

Now we're going to do some exercises using the ball.

The big advantage of the ball

is that you're sitting really upright.

That's really important for your back.

It's really nice to have one at home

so you can do exercises

or just watch TV while you sit on the ball.

So, what exercises are we going to do?

The first is very simple:

we're going to rock

back and forth,

just to loosen up your lower back.

So we go back and forth.

Just like that. That's it.

It really helps you to relax your muscles.

You can also go from left to right.

There you go.

You can also do all these exercises during labour,

to soothe your lower back during labour.

You can also do little rotations.

Great, like that.

You might get scared that it's not stable. It moves, but that's fine.

It's much better to sit

on a ball than to sit

on a chair

or a sofa when you're heavily pregnant.

You can relax.

So, what you can also do to loosen up your ribs a little

if your baby tends to kick:

you just raise your hands up

to your collar bone

and you really stretch them backwards, just like that.

And that opens up your rib cage

and gives the baby space.

When the baby kicks, don't hesitate to do this exercise.

3 times, 4...

5...

6...

7...

8...

9...

and 10.

Another little exercise to open everything up

and stretch out the lower back.

You raise both hands like this,

and stretch a little from left to right.

Like that.

That stretches everything.

4...

5...

6...

7...

8...

9...

and 10.

Very good.

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Relaxing back massage for pregnant women | Mustela - Duration: 4:25.

A massage to relax your back

To make the massage easier, use an oil specially formulated for pregnant woman rather than a classic crème.

Before starting the massage, the most important aspect is that the mother

lies on her side with a nursing pillow

or a large pillow between her knees,

to completely relax the lower back.

Okay?

The back,

is an area which can be very painful,

massage along the spine.

We do not directly massage on the spine,

but the paravertebral muscles all around.

The most important thing in massage,

is to exert pressure upwards towards the heart

and when we drop down, we release.

The first movement,

it's a big movement using the whole hand

on either side of the spine.

There are often contracted muscles

in this area, see?

We can push with the fingertips

by making small circles on the paravertebral muscles.

- that feels good. - Yes.

What can be good is to use the thumbs

and push the muscles on either side of the spine

to release them completely.

- Like this? - Yes.

- It's really tight. - Yes.

We can work with one hand and then the other.

At the back, we can exert more pressure.

As there are knots in the muscles,

you have to push down for it to slacken correctly.

We will go to this side.

We go all around there.

Alternating the three techniques without worry.

Sometimes the mother has severe pain

in the coccyx.

To ease this, we can hold the coccyx

and make rotation movements.

Here, directly on the bone

and you can make rotations like this

to relieve and release the tailbone.

- It doesn't hurt? - it's OK.

This massage can be given during labour

to relieve the contractions.

Here I'll release the side a little

and massage the muscular areas

on your left side, of course,

to really release everything, ok?

I go from the sides

and I massage like this, and return

to the spine.

The baby tends to dig in the ribs.

- that feels good? - Yes.

We do it on one side, then the other.

For more infomation >> Relaxing back massage for pregnant women | Mustela - Duration: 4:25.

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Develop English Listening skill for IELTS - Duration: 16:41.

Steven Gerrard age 54 and where do you

live? I live in Belmar New Jersey. And who

do you live with? I live with my wife

and we have three kids two of which are

out of the house. Ok what

are the kids names and what is your wife's name?

I'm sorry. That's all

right, my wife's name is Lori and our

three kids are Stephen and Samantha and

Zachary okay and where did you grow up I

grew up early agent in newark new jersey

and then when I was in third grade we

moved to Cedar Grove I was a like

growing up and Cedar Grove Cedar Grove

was great it was kind of your classic

you know small-town America you know

leave it to beaver kind of town uh you

know it was just a great place to grow

up it was small enough where you knew

just about everyone but not so small

where it was you know too small and I

know your sibling said that your dad

would like all you guys in with a

cowbell and and like y'all knew that was

for you guys like the Rings I would like

that sound was for you guys to go home

and eat dinner yeah either hear my mom

would go on the porch and ring this

obnoxious it was actually L was actually

a bell bell oh okay you know like the

kind of Bel you'd ring like in church or

something but a big one it wasn't a

cowbell per se but yeah it was one of

them one of the many embarrassing things

I guess parents do and so growing up

what would you say was your childhood

ambition my childhood ambition was

always always wanted to be in business I

was always said the people I was that

kind of kid in the line very young at a

hot dog stand and I would wonder you

know how much hot dog give you know how

much the hot dog vendor made how many

hot dogs he sold and how much it costs

them to buy his hot dogs and what his

rent was I was always that geeky kind of

business kid mm-hmm and so what's your

profession today I'm an entrepreneur in

different businesses so I kind of I

guess

lived my dream or my prophecy yeah yeah

and what would you say is your greatest

accomplishment today to date odd without

question my family so meeting my wife

Lori we're gonna be married 30 years

this year and we have three great kids

who we just enjoy being around and

hanging out with and it seems they enjoy

being with us and hanging out with us

too so I'd say our family yeah and so

where are you right now you said you're

in New Zealand yeah I'm in New Zealand

my wife and I are took a month-long trip

a mix of business and a mix of pleasure

to Australia and New Zealand awesome and

what's it like there what's late there

today the weather's great it's kind of

like a September day in New Jersey it's

it's the end of their summer on they've

got another month or two a pretty good

weather and what would you say something

great that's happened to your life or

the family this year some exciting news

or anything this year yes you said um I

would say from from my family's

perspective Oh our eldest son got

married in October his twin sisters

getting married in April and our

youngest son is graduating in May so

there's a lot of good things from her

our family's perspective I say from our

broad family perspective my sister

Geralyn having her baby son Jack was

probably the highlight of the last year

year and a half for the whole family

mm-hmm good and so about your mom who is

Doris I think my mom is just a

hard-working independent steady Eddie

kind of woman she's a very strong woman

you know she's kind of from that era

where you know you just get it done you

don't complain about anything you know

my mom's the kind of person you know she

could walk in with a broken leg and

she'd be like you know it's all right

it'll be better tomorrow you know she's

just a very tough-minded interested

caring mom

yeah she keeps it moving yeah that's it

that's that's one way to put it shit and

who's in the drawer family I know you

have siblings can you name everyone and

where you fall yeah so we're all four

years apart in terms of my mom and dads

kids so I'm 54 my brother Neal is gonna

be 50 in May my sister Geralyn is gonna

be 46 in April and Allison will be 42 at

the end of June nice and and when you

think about when you were younger when

you're a little boy what's your earliest

memories of your mom what do you think

back to my earliest memories of my mom

are probably two things jump out one is

she walked me back and forth to Sacred

Heart Cathedral School when we lived in

Newark so she literally would walk me to

school in the morning and got it it had

to be a half a mile or a three quarter

of a mile walk each way so she'd walked

me to school and she'd walk home that

she'd walked get me lunch come back and

then she'd walk and get me and bring me

home so my early memories are just you

know her you know kind of just doing it

when I had to go to sacred heart

cathedral an orc which fact that was a

good school not to go to etc and then

the other one is my mom was actually

early in her career and then she picked

it back up for 25 years and she just

retired she was a legal secretary which

I know she was very proud of I just

remember early memories of her typing

enormously fast like almost

inconceivably fast she worked on she

worked on a book with a judge I think

his name actually was Vanderbilt so he

was a really important judge in New

Jersey maybe even federally and he wrote

a book and I think he asked my mom

because he she worked at the law firm

that he was at she has my mom to type

the book for him so I think he would

dictate it he would send her tapes audio

tapes and my mom would type up the book

and then she'd printed out and sent you

know send him transcripts and stuff so I

just remember her typing like it like it

was unbelievable yeah and he had a trust

her to write his

story the right way you know with all

that effort ya know it's she anyone

she's ever worked with has a lot of

affection for my mom cuz I think she's

just a hard worker and buckles down and

gets stuff done you know frankly I think

if my mom grew up in a time and a

household where she would have been

encouraged to go to college she would

have been a lawyer if there's no doubt

in my mind having worked in my career

with lawyers that my mom could have been

a very good lawyer yeah nice and and

what kind of things with a family do

together would kind of these you would

do with your mom specifically you know

what dude i just have memories of us

doing a lot of things together as a

family ma you know my mom did all the

typical things you know whether it was

driving me to soccer practice band

practice you know whatever activity i

had my mom she's the joke she you know

she was the taxi driver in the family so

imagine having four kids all four years

apart she probably was driving around

for 30 years you know getting us to

different events and stuff but I think

the thing I remember most is just as a

family probably going down to the shore

because my mom and dad bought a house in

Belmar New Jersey a jersey shore

community very early in their marriage I

think they were married six or seven

years and they bought a small little

three-bedroom bungalow in belmar I just

remember vividly going down to open up

the house because we close it for the

winter you know seal it shut and drain

all the water out of the pipes and stuff

and I just remember the smell of that

house it's a good smell kind of musty

but a good smell I remember you know we

open up that house and it would just be

so exciting you know kind of it was the

spring the winter was over we'd go out

and get a and C subs and we'd have a

picnic on the on the porch you know the

Sun was out was the spring and we were

opening up the shore house you know

that's probably one of my more vivid

memories of my mom and our whole family

doing stuff together yeah and I here

today everyone goes down to the shore

for the summer also like there's four

houses and everyone kind of moves out

there and spent time together for the

summer yeah I kind of call it a you get

a very high dosage of the girard family

in a good way you know from the months

of may through September odd because we

loan for homes that are literally you

know 50 feet 75 feet apart from each

other and I just put a pool in the

backyard of the house that I own and

it's kind of become the family

collecting spot so I'll look out the

back window and my nieces and nephews

will be in the pool and family will be

sitting around that it's it's been great

and then I hear your mom's an awesome

cook and she makes like meatballs and

always dessert and even when you were

little that she would do the same thing

yeah no I like I said I we probably grew

up in the Leave It to Beaver household

you know you come home for dinner or you

know they bring the inevitable bell for

dinner and you'd come in and mom would

have like a five-course dinner you know

she would serve it in courses it wasn't

that insane but you know literally there

was always like a chicken a broccoli a

salad this of that you know and it was

just all set up and my dad was really

big on having manners at the table you

know sit up and take your time eating

and how to eat properly and all that and

you know so I just remember you know

they say they make a big deal nowadays

about you know spend time at the dinner

table together well we spent a hell of a

lot of time at the dinner table and my

mom was a great cook you know she did a

bunch of different things but of course

of course being an Italian mother her

hallmark was you know spaghetti and

meatballs and browse your halls so you

know to this day she still makes a huge

pot of meatballs and stuff on Sundays

and and her kids and her grandkids just

kind of shuttle in all day just picking

meatballs out of the pot and eating them

uh-huh and then I also hear like you

kind of maintained that close family

because I think your son said at his

wedding that like he had to share his

rumors or something like that one of

your sister said like yeah really big

mmhmm yeah I mean we grew up in Cedar

Grove in a in a split-level house you

know so it was a three bedroom so you

walk into the house now and you go oh my

god this house is so small but back then

it wasn't is that's the size of homes

you know versus today but my brother and

I were in a room in bunk beds together

my sisters were in a room together and

my parents you know those are the three

bedrooms and I think what they're

referring to is although we had

of a larger house we lived in

Pennsylvania for a couple years I i had

my sons both in the same room and they

could have pretty easily been in

different rooms you know different areas

of the house but I wanted to grow up

like I did grow up you know learning how

to get along learning how to wrestle

with each other and and being closes

Brooke versus you know sitting in the

room on a computer or TV yeah and

closing a door and living their own

lives like separately yeah and yeah and

so what do you consider your mom's

greatest accomplishment to be Oh without

question it's it's her family it's it's

the it's the and it's two layers of

family it's the family of my dad who

passed away last year and my my three

siblings you know my mom and dad just

did an amazing job at raising a family

that kind of understood the values of

family and the values of hard work you

know and getting out there and making a

living and being successful Oh without

being you know hook about it and my

mom's mimic my mom's extended family I'm

hasturs and she had two brothers she has

one now and she stays very close to them

you know she talks it up I think

frequently she's pretty frequently so

we're kind of your classic North Jersey

Italian family is you know Easter there

were probably 47 people you know in that

Easter if not more you know Christmas

was you know the same 47 people and you

just packed into a house big or small

cold or warm and he just kind of enjoyed

each other so I mean my mom's greatest

accomplishment is her is her family and

the value she instilled in us yeah and

you said your Akash your accomplishment

is your family as well is there a lesson

your mom taught you or instilled any

that helped you achieve the family you

have today yeah I mean it's I saw a

great quote the other day I actually

sent it to my kids and it was something

like my dad never taught me how to live

he just walked he let me watch him live

and that's what I think my parents did

is you know they would you know like any

parents they might lecture you a little

bit about the importance of family but

as a kid those lectures kind of go in

one ear and out the other it's the day

day observing everything they do for

family every effort they make for family

you know and that just you can't you

can't avoid that I mean that that you

want to you you don't want to avoid it

but so the greatest lesson was the day

in and day out dedication to family and

all the efforts you know the highs and

lows that takes mm-hmm and today what is

your mom like what does she like to do

you know what my mom has really is

really falling into a good groove in

life i'm really excited to see where she

is at quote-unquote 80 years old she's

independent probably probably fiercely

so you know she probably could could

call her use help more than she's

willing to ask for but she's independent

she lives in a beautiful two bedroom

apartment in a senior citizen complex

and she's super active whether it's the

church things going on in Cedar Grove or

other activities when you talk to her

she's got something going on you know

every day whether it's going to some

function or having some cooking club or

going to the casinos my mom my mom for

30 years now is love to go to casinos

and play slot machines like a maniac

show us the simple point is my mom's in

a really good groove now where she's

independent and really enjoying kind of

the twilight of her life here nice and

what's next I mean what do you hope to

see for a future you know I would love

to have my see my mom I have more

grandchildren and even see some great

grandchildren you know my kids

particularly are getting married and

they're probably a few years away but

you know knock wood I'd love to see my

mom holding grandchildren and maybe even

feeding some great grandchildren some

meatballs one day mm-hmm and I know your

mom's birthday is coming up is there a

message you like to say to her her

birthday I would just say she was you

know i'd say hey mom a happy birthday

you are the absolute role model for a

mom a wife a friend a sibling you know

everything in life you're just an

absolute role model you did it by

showing us and doing the hard yards not

by not by talking about it and not

putting in the effort you know

so you you are creating and still

creating a great legacy for the Girard

family and my last two questions if your

mom were listening to this a few years

from now what's a piece of advice you'd

always want her to keep in mind with

something you always want her to

remember don't be afraid to ask for help

sometimes asking for help as a sign of

strength it's not a sign of weakness so

as she gets older if there's things that

just aren't working or situations need

to change just ask she's earned that

right hmm and my last question what's

something about your mom that you always

want to remember uh just kind of a joy

and a smile on her face I think when she

sees her kids and her grandkids you know

she just kind of smiles ear to ear and

you know that's that's how all I'll

think about her you know now and in the

future is just a big smile on her face

when she was around her family

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The Truth about Bullies. Truth Seekers and Speakers. - Duration: 2:14.

don't don't do it don't listen to those

cruel comments it is not against you

even if they say it is. It's super

difficult for most people to question

their given belief of reality... so a lot

of people react with a very primitive

fight-or-flight reaction and then say

cruel things or refuse to listen or both

if they honestly had questions for your

share truths.. they wouldn't be angry or

throw insults instead they would be

welcoming and curious the fact that they

are so aggressive reflects their own

personal frustrations on their

comprehension of their own perceived

reality.... remember every insult thrown at

you is only a reflection of their own

self because the human mind can only

reflect its own perception so if someone

calls someone stupid in truth they still

inadequate due to their own personal

lack of understanding or if someone

calls from in fat that only reflects

their own personal fears related to

their desperation to fit in and be liked

do you see how that works people can

only reflect their own concepts their

own self and a very common issue with

that is when someone dares to introduce

a new concept that they've never

considered or worse a concept that goes

against what they've already been told

and have come to accept people will

automatically assume you are going

against them because they see their own

self as equal to their own beliefs but

in truth it is them going against their

own self because they won't even

entertain the possibility of new

information... for denying their own being

growth... long story short I really admire

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really hope no one ever stops

you

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Exercises to solve heavy legs for pregnant women | Mustela - Duration: 2:53.

An exercise to make your legs feel lighter.

We will start with exercises

for circulation in the lower limbs.

You can extend the leg, pull

toes towards you and release

ten times. One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten.

Circles with the ankle, leg stretched.

We'll begin with this leg,

we extend it fully and make ten

small circles with the ankle on each

side. Here we go. One, two, three,

four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and

ten.

Pedal with the leg

We then pedal each leg

at a time. Then we bend the knee

a little to the side to leave

space for your tummy and extend

the leg fully in the air and then bring it back down really stretched.

We bend it, extend it and lower it

there we are. We stretch and two, three, bend,

four, bend, five, bend, we extend it,

we drop down below ok, six,

extend, seven, bend it, extend, eight,

we bend, we stretch, nine, once more,

we stretch and ten.

We now make large

circles with each leg really stretched, ok.

That's it and we're going to do ten in each direction.

That's it, it's started One, the other leg don't move

ha. Two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine and ten. Very good. We'll

go in the other direction One, two, three,

four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and

ten.

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