Waching daily Feb 1 2019

Hi, my name is Natalie and I want to talk to you from my heart.

When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too.

The way that I am meant to make a difference in this world is by bettering education and

how we see ourselves and connect to one another in the world.

My journey started by developing a program called the Art of Belonging, in which I've

had a chance to share with multiple high schools and universities - children, adults, and everything

in between - and I've been shocked at the impact that this has had and how people are

connecting with one another and communicating with one another.

But after giving this presentation a few times, what I realized is that the real thing that

I've been overlooking this whole time is that it's great to connect with other people but

that connection really starts with the receiver.

It starts with listening.

Listening is a skill that we are able to learn.

It's something that can be taught and practiced in our lives.

But in the world we live in today, it's something that is very frequently overlooked.

I've been developing a curriculum on this very idea to really transform the way that

we as humans connect with one another and communicate with one another.

This is something that I am going full force on in making my life purpose.

I am a game changer and I absolutely love this topic and I will never stop until I truly

am able to transform education and how we connect with one another.

I am looking for my tribe to help me in that process.

I want to change the world and impact it positively, like I know many of you do as well.

This is the way that I want to do it!

It has taken me a lot of years to find this and I'm super excited that I've finally gotten

here.

I know how I want to become better and I know how I want to make the world around me better

too.

It's through teaching this Art of Listening, teaching how we can really hear what each

other are saying and hear our own intuition and what is going on inside of us.

These are all revolutionary concepts that will change everything for a lot of people.

I want people to help make it happen.

I need a team!

I'm looking for people who can help with finances and sales and marketing and branding and I

don't even know what else.

If this is something that resonates with your soul and your heart as much as it does mine,

I want you on my team.

What I'm asking you to do is, please reach out.

I have a link in the bottom of this video.

Please click that link and let me know how you feel like you fit in.

Let me know what your strengths are.

This is one of my biggest gifts- taking what people love and what really fuels them and

fires them up and to transform that into something that changes the world on a massive scale.

This is something I've done my whole life and I'm ready to do it in this arena, which

is the arena I've been called to my entire life.

Again, if this is your story too and you want to be part of this process and you want to

join me on this momentum, put in blood and sweat and tears with me, then please reach

out.

My ask is that if this is not you and this does not speak to your soul, please spread

this message.

Please share this with someone you think it might or share it broadly with your whole

community and network.

I'm trying to reach the right people and I know, because this is my heart's mission, that I will.

That I will find you.

I don't know how what the number is and I don't know what it is going to look like,

but I am so excited to meet the right people and make this really happen for the world.

I want to make the world a better place and I want to do that by revolutionizing education

and again, this human connection that we have.

We are connected to all things and it's a beautiful thing.

We need to take time to listen to really hear what that looks like for ourselves.

If this is you, reach out to me.

Go to my website, I have a link below, it's super easy.

Just put in your name, put in your information, tell me how you feel like you can be part

of this process or tell me you don't know and we'll find a place for you.

I promise you it's going to be so powerful and it's going to make such a big difference.

I can't wait to meet all the right people for my team.

Thank you so much for listening to this message.

I can't wait to make a difference in this world with you.

For more infomation >> I Found My Purpose! Now I Am Looking For My Team to Build This Movement! Are You It?! - Duration: 4:15.

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Scanning after Shooting – Break the Tunnel Vision [ Prepper Security 2019 ] - Duration: 10:25.

In today's video we're going to cover something very important that many self

defenders forget to train when they do their firearms training. Doing this could

save your life, while also just making you a better self-defender.... right after

the channel intro. Welcome to this channel. This channel is all about

learning how to prepare for when the dark times come and the grocery stores

are stripped bare. And this channel is all about prepping for those dark days

while still retaining our integrity and our honor. And we all know that when

stuff hits the fan and when we are faced with a life-or-death situation that we

will not rise to the occasion but actually fall back on to how we train

and what we've ingrained into our muscle memory. When we are truly facing death

our analytical part of our brain quits working and our caveman part of our

brain takes over. And when that happens our thinking goes out the window and our

automatic movements are what we will be capable of doing, so don't count on being

able to think about having to do something during a true life-or-death

self-defense situation. You need to train over and over again all of the important

things that you need to do when defending yourself with a firearm, because

folks if you don't this could just cost you your life. And obviously with any

self-defense videos that you watch, be sure to research the self-defense laws

in your area to make sure that you don't put yourself into legal jeopardy just

trying to defend yourself. But today we're going to talk about simply not

forgetting to scan for additional threats after you shoot in a

self-defense situation. And don't click off of the video yet because this is a

more of an important topic than what many of you will realize.

Many people just do forget to train to scan after firing their weapon; and if

you're familiar with the term "Training Scar" it's where you train in a wrong

technique, so when you are forced to put your training into a real-life situation,

that incorrect technique that you've trained with now comes out in your real

life situation. And this incorrect technique can get you hurt or killed or

whatever. So when you're on the range and you're practicing self-defense shooting,

you should always scan as if you're looking for additional threats before

you holster each and every time. And actually as you begin to draw your

weapon you should also practice moving and giving voice commands also and

everything else that's involved with self-defense firearms training.

But that's a different video for a different time. Today is about scanning

and breaking that "tunnel vision." And if you're not familiar with tunnel vision:

it's where your brain perceives a threat therefore your brain has your eyes and

your attention specifically focus on that thing that is a threat to your life.

All the while you inadvertently ignore everything else going on around you.

Folks, when you are confronted with a deadly threat... I can tell you from

personal experience that it's really easy to develop this tunnel vision on

that threat, and then not see or comprehend anything else that's

happening around you. In fact, during extreme tense life-or-death situations

it's not uncommon for a self defender to completely focus on the bad guy's weapon itself.

Many times a self defender won't even see the face of the bad guy or the

clothes he's wearing or anything else. You may only remember that knife or that

gun that he was threatening you with, so you need to train yourself so that you

begin scanning for other threats as soon as you perceive that your initial and

known threat is down. And let me repeat this just for more

clarity: while your KNOWN threat is still a threat to you, then you deal with your

known threat until you perceive that it is no longer an immediate danger to you.

And then once you feel that you're identified and known threat is

incapacitated and is no longer a threat to you, THEN you scan for potential

additional threats. For example: let's just say that you were involved in a

self-defense shooting in a parking lot. Let's just say that you've shot a guy

who demanded that you give him money and then he started to pull a gun on you.

You want to make sure that you scan for additional threats because: does this guy

have a friend or friends that's now coming up behind you? Is there a cop

approaching and you're still standing there with a gun in your hand? And this

cop doesn't know if you're a good guy or not? Or are there other people around

that can be a witness for you and confirm that this bad guy tried to rob

you at gunpoint? And here's something that almost all self-defence instructors

(instructors who also teach to scan in self-defense shootings) but here's what

almost all instructors forget to talk about after you shoot someone in

self-defense: it is not like what you see on TV where

the bad guy just drops down automatically dead and just kind of

disappears.... so where just seconds before your tunnel vision was completely on

that bad guy's weapon that he was threatening you with... now your focus is

going to be on his physical reaction to being shot by your gun. Now your focus is

naturally going to be on that bad guy as he's having physical reactions to being shot.

...his screams of pain ...his bleeding... and everything else that's going to be

happening at that point. And this is what you need to mentally prepare yourself

for: to train enough so that you take those few couple of seconds to scan

for additional threats while all of the stuff that would naturally hold your

attention and hold you into that tunnel vision is going on. So folks, these are

just some things to think about when you get into a deadly use of force encounter.

One of the things that you need to ingrain into yourself so that you

automatically do it is break your tunnel vision and become "situationally" and

"informationally" aware of what is now occurring all around you. And when you do

scan, don't scan like what you're seeing in the video that's playing right now.

This dangerously flags everybody around you, whether you're on the range or in

real life. When you scan keep your weapon pointed at your target and look

completely around you. And you can see how in these videos that I take a

complete 360 look around me. And each self-defense situation is different, so a

one-size-fits-all answer can't be given here about when it's time to holster

your weapon after a self-defense shooting. But you don't want to holster

your weapon (or place your weapon into a safe area) until you are fairly certain

that your initial deadly threat is no longer a threat to you and you are also

not facing any other additional threats. You just have to find that happy medium

of when to make your weapon safe after shooting someone in self-defense.

You don't want to holster your gun before you are completely safe, but you also

don't want to still have your gun in your hands when the uniform cops show up.

Cops generally receive very limited information over the radio when they're

dispatched. When they show up they've probably only been told that a shooting

has happened and they may perceive you as an aggressor and not as a self

defender. Let's put it this way: even as cops we are taught that if we're

off-duty and in plain clothes that even we don't want to have a gun in our hands

when the uniformed cops show up. And really quick: please take the

anonymous poll that should be appearing on the top right of the screen just

about now... and choose if you do practice scanning in your firearms training or not.

And folks, when you are on the range don't practice overdramatic "tacti-cool"

scanning like you're seeing on the video right now. Inexperienced people may think

that you look cool, but you're just going to look like an idiot to more

experienced people. Just doing simple and smooth transitions will get the job done.

So now here is where you can help out the rest of the prepping community:

Please comment below with tips and things that you like to employ in all of

your self-defense firearms training; and why you think they are very important to

the self-defense community. And you would be surprised of how many self defenders

have to change hand gun magazines during a self-defense situation. And those split

seconds that you have to put in a fresh mag could cost you your life. So to learn

how to do a magazine change that could save your life, then click on the video

link that should be appearing on the top of the screen (just about now) to learn

more about that. And after shtf you may not have wood or fuel to cook with, so to

learn about a very valuable tool that Preppers need, to have just another

option to cook food with off-grid: then click on the video that should be

appearing on the right side of the screen just about now. Anyways folks, if

you made it this far: hey, thank you very much for watching, and I pray that you

have a good night.

For more infomation >> Scanning after Shooting – Break the Tunnel Vision [ Prepper Security 2019 ] - Duration: 10:25.

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Wii Miss You - Goodbye Wii Shop - Duration: 3:08.

why are you on this

there's already subtitles

seriously leave

please

go on

seriously why are you still here

im gonna kick you off

ok i dont have that power...

but that still doesnt mean I want you here

you think youre clever lookin here

but youre not

you think "oh hey I found hidden stuff"

and yeah, maybe, but do you even know how much ive hidden within the code of this video?

too much, ill tell ya that.

the girl i like,

my birthday,

a few hidden things in the video to "find"

and this of course

honestly im typing this at 11:00 PM and i've got school in the morning

what am i even doing... smh

welp thanks for talking with me. hmu on sc- grant-jensen

oh and hit the subscribe and like button too please.

my latest four word poem

wii shop come home

wii shop come hoooome

wii shop come home

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Here & Now February 1 2019 - Duration: 1:05:37.

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Rastar BMW Z4 Cabrio - Now also You can have a BMW !! - Duration: 12:38.

This is My new BMW Z4 Cabrio

It's a Rastar 1:12 licensed model

5x AA batteries and 9v for transmitter

let's take it out

Nice model holder - easy to take out and put back in box

I need box to store car that's why I don't want to destroy it

So what We get

A remote

Need 9v battery (not included)

Here is antena for it

Battery tray

For car ?? great !!

5x AA 400mAh NI-MH batteries

Charger

Or more a power adapter than charger

And My favorit :D

Details on this car are great

Also interior look incredible

Wow mirror have reflection !!

Front suspension

No suspension on back ??

Wait there is a battery tray in car

So this is for charger

let's test it

I will use rechargeable 9v battery

Wait I hit backward !!

Again !!

Terrible electronic !!

Now better

Yeap, our favorit motor steering :D

Can't wait to replace that electronic !!

Light's are directional

Remember that it's just a toy !!

Time to see what's inside !!

Don't tell Me that rear screws are under exhaust pipes

There they are, like in Huina forklift

What happens here ?? plastic spider created web ??

So there is a suspension on rear !!

What is this ?? a coil ??

Light's are like in My Land Rover

Antena

Let's see that steering

Look similar like on Land Rover

More lose on steering

Why they pus screw if they made suspension ??

No idea !!

Nice space for receiver :)

I will also add light system like in Land Rover

Let's see what figure will fit inside

Here is 1:18 world peacekeeper figure (Also known as WPL figure :D )

Not bad bat hands are to short :D

Here is 1:16 Bruder figure

I know, I try to modify hands

Legs are to long

So this car is a 1:12 scale !!

Still hands are to short

I cant put it on seat because of legs

I just take it apart and remove legs

No, hands are to short

So I need a bigger figure :)

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HSN | Electronic Connection featuring Bose 02.01.2019 - 03 PM - Duration: 1:00:01.

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Are You Ready For Some Food? Super Bowl Food?! - Duration: 2:50.

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28# DIY // Nuevo Trailer // Tu Boda HandMade // New Trailer - Duration: 0:21.

Details

Your wedding your rules

Crafts

Decor

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Governor's Fiscal Year 2020 House 1 Budget for MCDHH - Duration: 3:56.

Governor's MCDHH House One budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2020.

Hello!

I am the Interim Commissioner for the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing,

my name is Tricia Ford.

I'm here today to give you some information about the budget.

As you know, the goal of the Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is to provide

services statewide.

Services include interpreter referral, CART referral, training, Children's Specialists,

Case Management and our important DHILS programs.

The Governor recently announced the budget.

There are two separate budgets: one is called the House, the other is called the Senate.

I'm going to be focusing solely on the House One budget.

The Governor gave the Commission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing 6.1 million dollars, that

is an increase of $154,765 for which we are grateful.

That will help us to continue level support for all of our programs.

The budget supports many programs; for example the referral department receives approximately

30,000 requests every year, of which 85% are filled.

We provide 2,000 people with services in our case management and children's departments.

The independent living programs provide over 20,000 hours of services to almost 1,000 people.

That is statewide.

The commission has two separate accounts: one is called the chargeback.

The chargeback account is for when the state sends out sign language interpreters for various

other agencies like DCF or DPH or for substance abuse services.

The Commission earns revenue from those interpreter services.

The second account is called the trust fund.

That's for when private entities request sign language interpreters out in the community:

say for police, fire departments, emergency services.

We earn revenue back from those interpreter services and we reinvest those funds so that

we are able to provide on-going communication support; as you know that is the goal of the

commission.

Our training department provides many trainings per year to Elder Services, police departments,

fire departments and emergency services; as well as to hospitals.

They provide ongoing training so that when a Deaf or Hard of hearing person shows up,

staff are adequately trained and know what to do.

So the FY20 budget looks promising.

We have not yet heard when public hearings will be taking place, but we will let you

know as soon as we know.

Thank you for your ongoing collaboration and support of the Commission for the Deaf and

Hard of Hearing.

GOVERNOR'S 2020 H.1 SUMMARY: H.1 line item 4125-0100: $6.1 Million for MCDHH $154,765.00

increase vs. FY 19 Line 4125-0122: Chargeback revenue, capped at $350,000 Line 4125-0104

Interpreter Services Revolving/Trust Fund Revenue: $350,000

For more infomation >> Governor's Fiscal Year 2020 House 1 Budget for MCDHH - Duration: 3:56.

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Video: 'I told you I would do something': Gov. DeSantis looks to end Common Core in Florida - Duration: 2:14.

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Learner Profiles and Action Lists - Duration: 1:05.

So he's going to create a learner profile and he's going to ask questions

that will show us who these learners are so that he can create a story that's

going to be relevant to them and create characters specifically that are relatable.

Secondly, he needs to know what his audience needs to do as a result of training

and this needs to be captured in an action list that is logically and methodically

spelled out in steps and it needs to be organized in a logical way.

So you might call this a task list or learning objectives. I call it an action list

because it helps me and my stakeholders remember that action needs to happen.

We are going for action.

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Medium-Duty & Soft-Close Drawer Solutions | Accuride 3634EC - Duration: 1:21.

(soft upbeat music)

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Drive Around Iceland #17 - Grindavík Winter Tour From Local Viewpint - Duration: 15:23.

Welcome to one of my favorite town's in Iceland. It's a town that reflects from where the nation was born.

Population of about 3300 people or 1% of the nation is making 40% of Iceland's salt fish export

It's a town about fishing since the time of its settlement in approx. 934 A.D

We start the trip in the old town where the houses stand out. During summer it's horses and sheeps around

We are only 20 min from Keflavík Int Airport and 5 min the Blue Lagoon. Tourism is growing business here

But in in a level that's not damaging it's true origin as a place where real people, do the real struggle

If you want to see Iceland "As Is" this is the place. Here lives the soul of the nation, like in the old day's

There are lot's of strange old houses here, mostly in great condition, but some are not

But overall it's a really nice town for a fishing town and looking way better than 30 years ago when i worked here

I was here over 4 winter fishing seasons around 20 years old. Grabbing the chance for good money

I got to know where the money comes from but kids today think they are made in the mall or the stockmarket

People in those small towns are more aware of the need to teach the kids to work from young age

So when i workerd here. Kids started to work by age of 15 like during the lobster fishing season

it's friendly and relaxed here as we move into younger part of the town

We enter now the main street and pass the police station on the corner to the left

On the right we have the school

it's lots of very big and nice houses here. And not necessarily owned by a captain or a lawyer...

Meaning that work in fish offers often well payed jobs for people who are willing to work hard

Usually work with bonus systems on top of often minimum salaries

In front of us is a free standing hyaloclastite mountain called Þorbjörn and behind it is the Blue Lagoon

The Blue lagoon is in fact the most popular attraction in Iceland.

Many say it's a undeserved title due to the fact its just man made waist-water pool.

The Icelandic natural pools are of course natural! But it's also great marketing that made it this huge business

Notice the smelted hole in the snow on the road to the left. It's all around Icelandic streets

Under it is a hot water well for water distribution to the houses around. The birds love it when it's freezing

The water comes from the world´s first geothermal power plant for electric power generation

The same plant that created the Blue Lagoon

So the Blue Lagoon is just the waste water the use to make electricity

The church is in front of us and the old community center called Festi on the left

We cross the main street during rush hour

And pass the ambitious sports-area with great swimming pool and we need all for indoor sports

The local Football team is called Grindavík as the town. They have been quite successful for the size of the town

Football field has 1500 seats for it's 3300 inhabitants and the team is backed strongly by local companies

The people of Grindavík are often called Grindjánar or Grindians - Referring to Indians. They don't mind

On the right we pass a memorial for the fishermen who never returned. The sea gives and the sea takes

A schoolmate of mine drowned by the coast here in 1991. Grindavík lost 5 men that day

This video is dedicated to him. Kristján Guðmundsson.

So it's a place well connected to the element's of nature we cannot contol

I'm thinking here now how good it i to be driving a jeep and how good my new tires are in the snow

But suddenly my jeep is not so terrific...

But are in luck. Just passing Grindiana Jones on the biggest jeep in town

Uffff.... I'm feeling as i'm driving Toyota Yaris now...

My energy levels dropped a bit so it's time for lunch and car camera maintenance

Super-jeeps are pretty common in Iceland but Grindiana Jones did it all the way. WOW

I must admit to be a fan of big cars but it has to do with my need to get my camera to the hard-to-get spots

Fish & Chips sounds great - I eat fish at least once a week

Oww - it turned out to be factory shaped sticks and that in Grindavík. I'm shocked. Only tourists eat this gladly

I ate 2 sticks but as for my taste. I know HQ fish like all people who have worked in the industry.

And that's all i want so i'm feeding the 2 remaining fish sticks to the gulls as i take the tour to the docks

Ungrateful birds....

I'm going to the heart of Grindavík after i have my hot chocolate in my favorite Cafe just across the harbour

The pier we drive on now was built after the volcanic eruption in Vestmannaeyjar in 1973

Iceland's biggest fishing fleet needed temporary harbour and houses built in record braking time for 5000 people

Many of them in Grindavík and Þorlákshöfn

It's by the pier where the heart of each fishing town beats the strongest.

It's common the see old people and others drive around the piers. Exploring what's going on

Before my granddad passed away, i drove him trough the piers when he needed to cheer up

And every town i visit today. I always take a drive by the piers. It's a energizer of it's own.

Especially in the towns who still have fishing quota and still small boats. Others sold it or got bancrupt

So the quota system has this dark side of having ruined many towns around the country

But that's a issue for a video of it's own so we move on into the main-harbor area

We are passing a farmhouse where you will see sheeps and lambs in the springtime and autumn

The Grindian sheep is very spoiled breed and the only ones who chase travelers for bread but it's my proof here

The are in the wilderness of Reykjanes during summer and chase my car when i pass trough

Check out my video Drive Around Iceland #10 to see them during summer

We are at this great little Cafe called The Pier and i always go there when passing trough Grindavík

Covered with old photo's and fishing related deco

Traditional Icelandic pastry. Kleinur, Snúðar and Pönnukökur (pancakes)

Hot chocolate and fresh battery for the camcorder

Constant lens cleaning is needed during winter

And off we go to see the life by the docks

Even the harbor and industrial area looks fine but it's not like that all Icelandic towns

My old workplace in front of us. While working here i lived in the house on the top left corner

It's a place for traveling-workers during high season and we had some good times there

During the season when the Capelin roe's where just right there was this small time-frame to process them

Meaning when the ship came, they came. And i worked up to 26 hrs straight some day's

The roes from the Capelin where processed and shipped to japan to make high-end caviar.

Once after a 26 hrs working day i came back to where we the workers lived. Just after coffeebrake

And found this politician sitting in my chair. He noticed me in my bathrobe, getting snack before sleep

He just had a meeting with the staff, shortly before election day

And he insulted me by asking if i was to lazy to be going out to work like the others just did

I was tired and it pissed me off. I was privileged in the firm to get record braking overtime

I thought about to kick him in the ass or spill some orange juice over him. But i'm glad i didn't

I forgave him and gave him my vote many years later. And he became the president of Iceland in 1996

So it was Mr. Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson. President for 16 years who grabbed my chair and insulted me from it.

Just meaning how small country Iceland really is

But this was just a side-story. We move on and passing where the smaller boats bring up catch of the day

Here is where the fish is weighted

The fish-market on the left

And the ice factory on the right

In front we have the headquarters for the local Search & Rescue team. And the have a rescue boat by the pier

Salt-fish museum on the right.

In the old day's the salt-fish it was sun-dried

It's excellent food i just love

We often say: Lífið er saltfiskur in Iceland. meaning life is salt-fish. Referring to hard work

The fire station is on the left

But rest of the street is just fish processing plants

Where the source of Iceland's wealth comes from

Not to be understood by all Icelanders

I highly recommend all the Reykjanes peninsula as tourist destination

The tourist boom has flooded Southern Iceland, making some places hopeless for the enjoyment of nature

I have other videos of that area or the secret roads of Reykjanes. Just 20 min from Reykjavík

Even ignored by the locals

So consider those places rather than to go with the stream into traffic jams by the hotspots

Finally i drive pass this shed where the shark hangs until the smell is just terrible

I dont like shark. Smells and tastes like shit

I end my trip today by taking up my Nikon and shooting few shots

I have been driven by photography for many years and just invested in pro-gear for aurora photography

But the video's can make better stories so i'm developing my methods as i move on in Youtube

So please leave your comment's but first of all i want to tell simple and real stories about Iceland

Not any tourist-guide pre-programmed stuff

And calculating the time i spent into the subtitles i'm getting a pro microphone soon for voice-over

Plus upgrading my car-cam to 4K so i'm hoping the practice will make each and video better than the older

So again. My series are made for you and without your comment's i'm in trouble

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9 Estate Planning Tips After Divorce - Duration: 4:37.

Hi there, Bridget Mackay of the Law Offices

of Bridget Mackay.

This is my video blog.

I practice estate planning

and elder law here in Petaluma,

California.

And today I want to talk about

the nine things you need to know

about your estate planning after a divorce.

A

lot of folks are trying to get their divorce finalized

before the tax law changed in

2018.

One of the most important tax law changes

you need to know about is

if you pay alimony.

It's no longer going to be able

to be deducted on your income

tax. And if you are a recipient

of any alimony it's no longer

going to be included in your income.

So those of you who are paying it,

you may want to look at that because you're going

to have to be paying more taxes.

Maybe it means a reduction in your alimony.

So what are the other nine things you need to think

about about your estate plan

after a divorce

or disillusion.

They're very important.

Number one is

get that disillusioned

or divorce agreement to your

estate planner if you have one

and hopefully you have an estate plan because it's very

important you do.

If you do you're going to need to revamp some

things. Obviously if you don't,

you need to get, you need to get

one.

The first thing you're going to want to do is make

sure you update your health care agents.

Because, if you don't do that

and your spouse is still your decision

maker when you can't make your health decisions,

that may not be something you want to

have happening.

Along those same lines,

the second is.

or the third.

Is if you also have a

durable power of attorney

and your ex-spouse is name you might want

to change that to someone else

because that's the person who has control

over your finances.

If you can't control them

or even if you can,

that someone can step in financially for

you.

Then you also,

and this is number four.

You want to revise those wills

and those trusts you're going to have different

executors.

You're going to have different trustees.

It's no longer going to be your ex-spouse.

And you don't want them hanging on there if

something happens to you

and your ex-spouse is now in charge of all your

assets.

Number five.

If you have minor children,

look at the guardianship.

In some cases your spouse

might have been abusive or,

you know,

on drugs

or alcohol and you don't really want them

to have physical care of your minor

children if something happens to you.

If you don't name anything then the kids will probably

automatically go to that ex-spouse.

So look at that

and talk to your estate planner about

changing that.

Number six is also

provide a financial

trust for your children within your

documents, within your trust

or your will,

so that their money is controlled

by someone other than your ex-spouse.

If you don't want that to be the case.

Someone you trust

and someone who will take care of their assets.

Otherwise,

if you don't

and your spouse will be

the guardian of your children,

can apply to be the financial guardian of your children

and manage all that money until they're 18.

For some people that's a scary prospect.

Number seven is,

check your beneficiary designations.

Redo those on your

IRAs,

your 401k's,

your deferred comp if you're in

some kind of government work.

Make sure it's the right person who's going to

inherit those assets if something

should happen to you.

Number eight is life insurance

requirements. A lot of dissolutions

require if there's minor children

that the spouse,

or one of the spouses,

or both have life insurance policies

and name the ex-spouse as the primary beneficiary

for the benefit of the kids.

But if that's the case, be aware

of that and don't change if you remarry

or decide to put your

brother or sister on that life insurance policy

because you don't trust your spouse

or ex-spouse.

And if you change it without complying

with the dissolution order

there could be litigation.

And finally, if you decide to get remarried,

get a prenup.

Prenups sometimes are done by estate

planners but they can often

also be done by a family law attorney.

So, those are the nine things to really be

aware of and clean up your

finances

and your estate for the benefit of you

and your children

and save everybody a lot of heartache

and make things clear.

Find a qualified a state planner to help

you do that today.

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Hello, welcome to my Youtube channel.

Today we created the famous Soccer Player, Gerard Pique birthday celebration video.

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Happy birthday Gerard Pique!

Who is Gerard Pique?

Birthday, February 2, 1987,

Birthplace, Barcelona, Spain,

Age, 32 years old,

Birth Sign, Aquarius,

Gerard Pique About, Spanish centre-back who joined FC Barcelona

in 2008 and helped Spain win the FIFA World Cup in 2010.

He was named La Liga Breakthrough Player of the Year in 2009 and La Liga Best Defender

in 2010.

Gerard Pique Before Fame,

He started his youth career with Barcelona in 1997 at the age of 10.

Gerard Pique Trivia,

He played for Manchester United from 2004 to 2008 and helped the team capture a Premier

League title in 2008.

Gerard Pique Family Life,

He has two sons named Milan and Sasha with pop superstar Shakira, whom he began dating

in 2011.

Gerard Pique Associated With,

He joined Lionel Messi on Barcelona in 2008.

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