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Johny Johny Yes Papa Nursery Rhymes & Simple Songs for Children Learn Colors & Songs for Children - Duration: 10:01.
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ELA in real Life - Duration: 3:21.
Me- ELA skills are a big part of being a labor and delivery nurse, communication skills,
persuasive language, and note taking skills would be the most helpful.
so today I'm here with…
Fiona- Fiona Western
M-and today we will do the 'real world language arts' interview
M-How do you use Communication skills when working in the delivery room?
Fiona-well when you work in the delivery room there is the new moms and you are communicating
to them what you need them to do to deliver their baby, you also have other family members
in the room so you're trying to tell them you know what's happening with mom, what's
happening with baby, then you also have the doctor and you're trying to communicate
with them also letting them know the status, the fetal heart rate, you've also got the
surgical tech that's telling you what they need you to do as well so you've got a mermaid
of conversations happening and to be able to communicate effectively and precisely with
each of them giving each of them exactly what they need and with the moms you need to be
a little more calming and with the dads you definitely need to be more calming and you
know the doctors you want to be precise and sustained for them.
Me- do you think that skill helps you a lot?
Fiona- yes, yes definitely
M-How do note taking skills help?
F-in a delivery especially not as much in laboring a patient but when you know a lot
of things happen at once and a lot of those are critical that you have to write down but
you can't write it down in as much detail as you want to be able to chat them in and
we do a lot of like after delivery going back and charting and so you have to have a really
good short hand and you're writing things that make sense to yourself that you can remember
the situation you're trying to write a paragraph about and you're just trying to write in three
or four letters.
That you can use later
M-how does persuasive language fit into the mix, when do you have to use that skill?
F-you use persuasive language a lot with your moms at the end when you're trying to convince
them that they just need one or two more pushes to get the baby out and get the baby delivered
you want to be persuasive sometimes with the doctors in the middle of the night that you
really do need them to come for delivery and you know it's 3 am and they just left and
you're really sorry but you really need them to com back, one more time
M- Finally, just for fun, what is your favorite part about your job?
F-seeing couples become a family and just watching siblings welcoming a new member to
their family and being apart of that and just experiencing the overall joy of a new baby.
And what a baby brings to a family.
M-thank you for doing this interview with me, and my grade appreciates it.
P- no problem my pleasure
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California Rules of Professional Conduct for Lawyers - The Law Offices of Andy I. Chen - Duration: 9:23.
Hi everybody. My name's Andy and welcome
to my office in Los Altos,
California. I'm an attorney licensed to
practice law in California as well as
New York. In this video, I'm going to go
over the California Rules of
Professional Conduct for attorneys. Now
unless you're an attorney yourself or
you are a law student right now or I suppose
unless you're married to an attorney or
married to a law student, uh, you probably have
never heard of the Rules of Professional
Conduct before so let me explain. There
are a couple ways to think of this i
think. Uh, the most linear kind of most
straightforward way is that the Rules of
Professional Conduct are a set of basic
rules governing behavior, I guess, that
all lawyers know simply because they are
attorneys. So this is, you know, without
regard to whatever specialty, without regard
to whatever expertise a
particular lawyer might have. All
lawyers know the Rules of Professional
Conduct simply because they are
attorneys. I guess think of it like this as well.
If you've ever been to court and you
see lawyers going to argue their case
in California, uh, those lawyers have a
certain specific skillset, I guess, like
they know rules that are specific to the
courtroom about things like, you know,
what to say, when to say it,
what paperwork to file, when to file it,
etc. That skillset is not
something that every lawyer has simply
because they are an attorney. Uh, the Rules of
Professional Conduct, again, are things
that all lawyers known simply because
they are lawyers. You can also think of
it this way, I guess. If you've ever seen
lawyers on TV on, you know, TV shows
or, in the movies or something,
there are certain stereotypes, I think,
that all lawyers tend to fall in to. Some
of them true, some of them not. The ones
that are not true, for example, would be
like, you know, all lawyers wear suits and
ties, all lawyers have that big wall in
the office, I guess, of law books where
they're like, you know, bound in leather
and have gold stenciling on them,
etc.
Not every lawyer has that. There are
certain stereotypes, though, that I think are
true and one of them, I think, is that,
you know, the Rules of Professional, I
guess, let me phrase it more generally. There
are certain rules that all lawyers know
simply because they are lawyers
so the thing is lawyers are kind of
similar in that way, um,
yeah. So, anyway, regardless of how you think
of it, the Rules of Professional Conduct
basically are a set of rules governing
what lawyers can and can't do, uh, and, you
know, those rules are basically known to
all lawyers, they bind all lawyers
simply because they are lawyers in
California.
Yeah, so hopefully that made sense. The
Rules of Professional Conduct themselves
actually are put out by the California
State Bar and they are available online
for free so, uh, down in the description below
I'm going to go ahead and link the
website run by the California State Bar
that has the Rules of Professional
Conduct on them.
Now, I guess, this might sound a little
weird but I would encourage you to
actually go and read the Rules of
Professional Conduct for two reasons.
Number one is that the rules themselves
are written in plain English, I guess. The
thing is, you know, most people
when they read contracts or when they
read statutes and stuff, there's a
certain density like, you know, the words
are very big and the sentences run on
forever and stuff. So reading legal
documents is not something that
everybody can do. The Rules of
Professional Conduct do not read that
way. They're actually very easy to read.
I'm not sure if the subject matter will be
necessarily interesting to you, but, if
you can, like if you wanted, I would
certainly recommend that you go at least
look at the Rules of Professional
Conduct. You might be surprised at how
easy they are to read. The second thing
is that the Rules of Professional
Conduct, you would think there would be
tons of them like hundreds or thousands or
something.
There's really not that many. Uh,
they're not, that there's quite a
few, but there's not a humongous number, I
guess, and they're organized in a
fairly kind of easy to navigate sort of
way.
Yeah so, I guess, if you can follow all
of that, I guess, my explanation
for all that, I'm going to go ahead and
illustrate the point about the Rules of
Professional Conduct about what they cover,
the extent of what they cover, uh, by going
over three of them, in particular. So the
first rule we're going to go over is
rule 3-700(D) and, specifically, we're
over (D)(1) and (D)(2).
Uh, those rules basically say that
when an attorney-client relationship ends,
you know, when the representation ends, the
attorney is supposed to return promptly all
the clients files, all the clients
paperwork. That's ruled (D)(1) and all the
client's unused trust account money.
That's rule (D)(2). Uh, and the reason why that rule
is important, I guess, the reason, that's
the reason why I made this video, is that
I often see the situation where, you know,
the client in a situation like that
says, 'Well, you know, I let my lawyer go
because I couldn't afford him' or 'I let
lawyer go because I didn't like how she
was handling the case'. I found another
lawyer but this first lawyer won't
return my paperwork to me and the second
lawyer can't do anything because he
really needs to see the paperwork.
What am I supposed to do? I'm kind of
stuck between a rock and a hard place.
I'm very surprised, I guess is the
best word that that happens as often as I see
it because, you know, like I said, 3-
700(D)(1) and (D)(2) explicitly say that
when a representation ends, the prior
attorney has to return documents, has to
return files, has to return trust account
money in a very prompt manner. I
think, suffice it to say, not every lawyer
does that.
Yeah so, the second rule I'm going to go
over is 5- 320(E) and this rule
will probably make sense, make a lot of sense
to you if you've ever been on jury duty
before. The rule basically says that if
you're a lawyer, you are generally
forbidden from contact with a juror
even if it's on a case that you are not
on. So kind of the practical
day-to-day version of this is that
if you are a lawyer, generally do not
talk to jurors period. And the reason why
I think this might make sense to you if
you've ever had jury duty before is, I'm not
sure how they do it in other states but
in this part of California, what they do
when you have jury duty is they give you
this little green tag.
It just says 'JUROR' on it. And you clip it to
your shirt and they basically tell you
to wear that tag all the time
when you're on jury duty.
The reason you have to wear that tag
is that it basically marks you,
for lack of a better word, it marks you
so that all the lawyers kind of, you know,
roaming around the courthouse or
just kind of walking back and forth and
stuff. When they see you, they know you're
a juror and they were purposely not talk
to you.
Yeah, so that's what 5-320(E) says.
The last rule, rule number 3 that I'm going to go over
is Rule of Professional Conduct 2-100.
That rule basically said that if
you are an attorney in California, you
are generally forbidden from
communicating with a party that you know
to be represented. What does that mean? So what that
basically means is that if you are on a
case and the person on the other side of
that case, like if you're the plaintiff,
you know, the defendant, for example, has a
lawyer, then you as the plaintiff's
lawyer are not allowed to communicate
with the defendant directly, you must
communicate with the defendant's lawyer
instead. So that is, I guess, the way that
pops up the most, I guess, is that if you
are a lawyer. Sorry, let me back that up. If you are
the unrepresented party on the other
side and the other side's lawyer contacts
you, what that lawyer should generally
ask at the beginning is 'Hi,
do you have an attorney? Are you
represented?' and the reason they ask that is
so that they know 'Can I talk to you
directly or do I have to go through your
attorney?'
Yeah, so I guess, those rules that I went over
2-100, 5-320(E), and 3-700(D)(1) and (D)(2),
I just picked those random. Those are
the ones, I think, are the most common, I
suppose, the ones that kind of pop up the
most. There are a lot of other rules. Go
ahead and take a look at the website
down below and you should hopefully get
a full flavor of what the Rules of
Professional Conduct cover. So hopefully
alllll of that made sense.
I don't mean to make this video
confusing but the Rules of Professional
Conduct, I think, because they have that
consumer protection kind of, you know,
angle to them are important for, I think,
the general public to be aware of. In my
opinion, I think,
3-700(D)(1) and (D)(2) probably would be very,
very helpful to a lot of people
throughout California who are dealing
with lawyers
who they have terminated, but
will not return documents to them. Yeah. So,
again, hopefully all made sense.
Go ahead and like, share, subscribe
comment, etc and I will talk to you guys
next time. Thanks.
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Sacramento City Council Approves $300,000 For Immigrant Legal Defense Fund - Duration: 2:45.
GETTING ANSWERS FROM ALL
ACROSS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
THIS IS THE CBS 13 NEWS AT 10
PM.> CITY LEADERS TOOK THE
NEXT STEP TOWARDS CREATING A
SANCTUARY CITY FOR UNDOCUMENTED
IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
FOUR PEOPLE WHO ARE BEING
UNFAIRLY ATTACKED.
THEY ARE GOING TO SPEND
$300,000 FOR UNDOCUMENTED
IMMIGRANTS.
LIVE AT CITY HALL WHERE THE
BOAT JUST HAPPENED AND JOINING
US LIVE.
Reporter: IT WAS A VERY
LENGTHY MEETING THEY DEBATED
FOR THE LAST HOUR, IN END, THEY
DECIDED TO UNANIMOUSLY PASS
THIS PLAN.
BEFORE THAT, WE SAT THROUGH TWO
HOURS OF PUBLIC, BACK -- COMMENT
TEACHERS AND OTHERS SAID
INCLUDING IMMIGRANTS IS THE
ONLY WAY TO GO.
DO NOT KNOW IF YOUR NOT
GOING TO SEE YOUR HUSBAND ARE
CHILDREN, NOT KNOWING IF THEY
WILL COME HOME FROM SCHOOL AND
THEIR PARENTS BE GONE.
NOBODY SHOULD LIVE LIKE THAT.
Reporter: SHE DESCRIBES THE
FEAR LIKE THOUSANDS IN
SACRAMENTO FEAR EVERY DAY.
IT'S A LITTLE TOUGH ON
KEEPING THEM TOGETHER.
AND THEN KEEPING THEM TOGETHER
WITH THE HOPE OF SANCTUARY.
THEY ARE REAFFIRMING
SACRAMENTO AS A SANCTUARY CITY.
AND AS AN IMMIGRATION WIDE
PLATFORM AND SPENDING $300,000
FOR SUPPORT SERVICES FOR
IMMIGRANT FAMILIES.
HE HAS LED THE SAFE HAVEN TASK
FORCE TO CREATE DISPLAYS FOR
PEOPLE HE CALLS INVALUABLE TO
THE ECONOMY. $50.9 MILLION
COMES FROM AND DOCUMENTED
IMMIGRANTS IN SACRAMENTO LOW.
Reporter: PEOPLE -- SACRAMENTO
ALONE.
Reporter: SEVERAL PEOPLE HAVE
SHOWED UP.
OUR COMMUNITY WILL
COLLAPSE. Reporter: HE
OFFERED HIS DISAPPROVAL WITH
SUPPORTING THEM LOUD AND CLEAR.
THE MONEY WOULD COME FROM THE
CITY'S GENERAL FUND, AND MAYOR,
MISTER SAMBERG CALLS IT AN
INVESTMENT.
Reporter: SHE SAYS SHE LOOKS
FORWARD TO THE DAY THAT
IMMIGRANTS DO NOT HAVE TWO FEAR
EACH DAY.
THIS MONEY WOULD COME OUT OF
THE 2017, 20 TEAM BUDGET,
$300,000 IS THE START OF
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Baby Night Terrors | Tips, What to do | Jules Furness - Duration: 5:26.
Hi guys I'm Jules if you new here and I
have a gorgeous three-year-old and I
upload at the moment three times a week
as vlogs helpful hopefully stuff and the
odd haul so hit subscribe now if you
want to be able to meet again so today I
want to talk about night terrors for
kids I've mentioned a couple of times
that Josh had night terrors as a baby and every
time I mentioned it you have gone how do
you deal with i?t because it's a
really hard thing as a parent to watch
your child go through. So I thought I
just do a quick thing on what are night terrors
and how we dealt with it. So my little
boy is now three but had night
terrors from about about six months old
until he was about two years old so he
started them very young for the whole
night terror world and at first honestly
we panicked we didn't know what it was
they are quite scary. So a night terror
is different from a nightmare or bad dream
because they don't remember it and you
cannot wake them up and they might have
their eyes open while they are freaking
out. They last for
between five and fifteen minutes and you
can't you can't wake them up and advise
not to wake them up and as a mum you
just want to make everything better with
your kids and you can't even
wake them up to comfort them or
reassure, is really really hard to
kind of sit and watch. Usually it
happens in the first third of the night
because of the that type of sleep they're in
and that was definitely true for Josh so
we 's put him to bed and within a couple of hours
we would hear him screaming. Run upstairs
and realize he was having yet another
night terror. Some things that can make
them more likely to happen or did in our
case was him being overtired so if he
wouldn't have his afternoon nap we then
knew for sure he was going to have a
night terror that night. Also if he was
super hot or had a bit of temperature,
coming down with something
and also I don't know if you've ever heard of it but the
Wonder week's book and app. We had the
app and if it was during one of his like
more busy weeks on the Wonder Weeks
then he generally would have more then
as well. I will link that
below if you have a baby I
found that really really helpful. So the
big question is what to do when they
are having a night terror and so
the first thing like I said earlier, you
can't wake them up and don't wake them
up but so the second part of that is
that if you are touching them, cuddling
them, trying to wake them up or trying even
just trying to reassure then it can
it can feed into the terror so they can
be more scare. Tthey may not recognize
you move even though their eyes are open they're not
actually be able to see you or to
recognize you. Might think you're a stranger so
if they're touching them could be a
more scary thing. The first thing is
obviously about keeping them safe and
they may just lay there still and be
upset and crying but other kids can be
thrashing around, some kids get out of
the bed and run around so it's just
making sure that they can't get
themselves into any harm we used to make
sure that just we just want to take a
muslin to bed tie it on to
the cot rails really really tight so it
couldn't be got off to like get over
his face anyway generally but also if you
have a night terror he wouldn't thrash about
and get tangled up in it. Some people say
don't even like talk to them or anything
and then others are found other ways
around that so for us we would talk to
him, we would reassure him. You're really
like you're waiting for the storm to
pass and I just found like repeating
that in my head helps me so I just kept
saying to myself this is going to pass
it's going to be over soon. In the
beginning we did make the mistake of
picking him up, it was so panicked and he was
this little baby like absolutely so
distressed that we would pick him up and
take him into our bedroom and then
come sit with him on the bed until
it passed and but then if you woke up
he'd be like really disorientated about
where he was and also I think probably
the movement of carrying him out and
stuff probably added to thing. They say
that they can't remember it the next day
and they say if they can it was probably a
nightmare rather than like terror
however I don't think that Josh could
remember it but I feel like his brain
knew something is up. He was just a
little bit off the next day after having
one that also could be down to the fact
that his sleep had been broken so he
was tired so obviously is going to be a
little bit more cling,y little bit like
they are when they're tired. A friend
who did the scheduled wakening, which is
where you wake up your child just before
the normal
time that they would have a night terror
and it's meant to get them out of there
like their brain has a habit of doing
that each night. We didn't do that
because I felt like it was just going to
make him more tired the next day and
some people are glad that they did it but I just
thought it's worth mentioning you know
look up schedule wakening if you think
that it might help with your child. So I
really hope that was helpful, that was
the aim with this video or at least made
you feel like you're you're not on your
own it will get better.
Josh's gradually got better until he was
2 and they have now now stopped. I think he
had one week where he was having them
again which was when he was a little bit
like everything was a little bit
crazy at home anyway it will it will get
better
and if you've got been through night terrors with your
kids please leave tips down below for
the other mums coming up across this so that
we can help as we're all in this together
and I'll see you in the next video give
it a thumbs up if this was helpful!
bye guys
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Mother's Day - Learn Intermediate German for B1/B2 #14 - Deutsch lernen - Duration: 4:37.
What are you doing for Mother's Day?
Nothing. My mother hates me.
Cool music.
A: What are you buying your mother for Mother's Day?
B: Mother's day? Is that a real holiday?
A: Well. It isn't a legal holiday.
You still have to work if you have to work on the second Sunday in May.
It is always observed on a Sunday, so you already have no school.
Ok. It isn't a holiday.
No, but it is a day to honor mothers and motherhood.
And that's why I have to buy something?
You don't have to buy something, but you should do something good for your mother.
Good. Then I will leave her in peace and not come around.
That is not what I meant.
You could make her something or repair something in the house or clean something.
So, wash the dishes?
You can do that, but you should also do that on every normal day.
But I never do that.
Then it would be nice to do that for your mother.
But I NEVER do that.
Maybe you could mow the lawn.
I did that yesterday.
Weed the garden.
I'm allergic to that.
But she is the most important woman in your life. You have to do something.
The most important woman in my life? Don't say that around my wife.
Do you have children?
Yes. We have a daughter and she is currently pregnant with my son.
Then you should do something for your wife and your mother.
Ok. I'll search in the internet for some ideas.
Hmmm. I could cook dinner for them both.
Are you a good cook?
No. Actually not.
Maybe something different.
Personal massage... that works for my wife,
but is a bit awkward with my mother.
I could book a massage in a spa, but that is usually a bit busy.
Bubble bath with candles... also ok for my wife, but awkward with my mother.
Make coupons for house work... then I would have to fulfill the coupons. I'm not doing that.
Buy flowers... every woman likes flowers. That isn't a bad idea.
Go to a restaurant... also not a bad idea.
Now you have a few good ideas.
You can buy your mother and your wife a bouquet of flowers and go with them to a restaurant.
What kind of flowers are you buying?
Roses?
You just said that booking a massage would be too expensive, but now you want to buy roses?
What do you suggest?
Do they like tulips?
I don't know that.
Carnations, chrysanthemums, lilies, peonies? Do you have any idea about what I am talking?
Types of flowers.
Exactly. And what kind does your wife like?
No idea.
And your mother?
(Shrugs)
So you are going to a restaurant and aren't buying flowers. Which restaurants do they like?
Those with food.
Do they like Italien food? Chinese? Turkish?
I don't know that either.
Do they like noodles?
Probably.
There is an Italien restaurant on Mozart Street. Everything is tasty there.
Maybe I will try that.
Now we have plans for me for Mother's Day, but what are you doing for Mother's Day.
Nothing. My mother hates me.
Maybe she hates you, because you aren't doing anything for Mother's Day.
No. She hates me, because I washed her car with finger nail polish remover.
What?
I watered the plants in the house with vinegar.
I shared my chocolate with the dog.
I cut my sister's hair...
with a razor...
in her sleep...
on the day before her wedding.
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Wazifa For Hajat in Urdu |Wazifa For Hajat in 1 Night | Wazifa For All Hajat | Kamran sultan - Duration: 3:36.
Wazifa For Hajat in Urdu |Wazifa For Hajat in 1 Night | Wazifa For All Hajat | Kamran sultan
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