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Arouca is a municipality of the Metropolitan Area of Porto, of the Northern Region of the District of Aveiro

The municipality of Arouca belonged to the region of the Douro Litoral and, although integrated

in the District of Aveiro the contact of the arouquenses with Aveiro has always been scarce, fleeting and, when

exists, is usually merely bureaucratic.

The municipality is located in the river basin of the river Douro, to where the Arda river is

from the Arouca valley, as well as the Paiva where are located the Passadiços do Paiva

Arouca is also known as a county where high quality dishes are made

Meat of the bovine arouquesa breed, in particular the veal roasted in the oven, the famous steaks

of Alvarenga, the post, the medallions, the veal sausage, veal in sausage

, the grilled veal chops and the crab reef.

You can also visit the Monastery of Arouca, Frecha da Mizarela, Miradouro do Monte da

Senhora da Mó, Mirador of Pico da Gralheira, the 41 geoparks of the Arouca Geopark, which

outstanding for their scientific, didactic and tourist and much more.

Come and visit Arouca and the region.

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The France international's days at the club look numbered. He has been stripped of the vice captaincy and didn't feature in United's penalties defeat to Derby in the EFL Cup last night

Barcelona have been tipped to swoop for his signature. They've already had one bid rebuffed by Old Trafford chiefs during the last transfer window

The Catalans tabled £44.6m plus Yerry Mina and Andres Gomes who have since both moved to Everton

Despite Pogba's increasingly fractured relationship with Jose Mourinho, the Red Devils won't let him leave on the cheap

The Mirror suggest United will demand a world-record fee to part with their star man

When quizzed about his decision to strip Pogba of a leadership role, Mourinho said: "The only truth is that I made the decision for him not to be second captain any more but there is no fallout, no problem

"I am the manager I can make these decisions." Speaking on Sky Sports he added: "No fallout at all, no problem at all, just a decision that I don't have to explain

" Former Premier League midfielder Craig Burley reckons Mourinho made the right call

"Whether you like Mourinho or not, Pogba has hardly been absolutely wonderful for Manchester United since joining," Burley told ESPN FC

"But you can't have, as a manager, a guy out undermining you like that and getting away with it

"So I think it's understandable. "If someone is criticising your tactics, you're not just going to sit there and take it

"I've said it before, and I'll say it again, there are too many at Manchester United prepared to hide behind the flak that Jose Mourinho is taking for his style of play

"I'm not saying Mourinho is innocent, he's clearly not, but there are too many players hiding

" Pogba could return to the fold as Manchester United travel to West Ham on Saturday (12

30pm). He has made 63 league appearances for the club since returning to Old Trafford in 2016

Manchester United could make a massive return on their investment from two years ago

The Premier League giants paid £89m to secure his services from Juventus.

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Military Power Comparison

United States Russia vs The Rest of the World

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Armored Fighting Vehicles

Multiple Rocket Launchers

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Mariusz Błaszczak nie jest postacią szczególnie lubianą wśród wyborców, ale zasłużoną dla partii rządzącej

Zaufanie, jakim obdarza go prezes PiS, przez długi czas było niepodważalne. Od jakiegoś czasu w mediach mówi się jednak o słabnącej pozycji szefa resortu obronności

Wydano właśnie oficjalne oświadczenie w tej sprawie. Mariusz Błaszczak cieszy się zaufaniem prezesa swojej partii

Dowodzą temu jego liczne awanse. Najpierw na szefa MSWiA, później – MON-u.Mariusz Błaszczak wylatuje? Jest oficjalne stanowisko partii W pewnym momencie media zaczęły spekulować na temat domniemanej, obniżającej się pozycji Błaszczaka w partii

Na ten stan rzeczy rzutować miało mało wydajne sprawowanie przez niego funkcji ministra obronności

Inne spekulacje zakładały, że sam Błaszczak źle czuje się na swoim stanowisku. Agata Duda w USA zrobiła coś niesamowitego! Komentarze nie cichną W końcu wszelkie doniesienia zostały rozwiane

Przerwał je Michał Dworczyk, szef Kancelarii Prezesa rady Ministrów, w którym media upatrywały następcy Błaszczaka

Pytany przez wPolityce.pl, o potencjalne roszady kadrowe, wyraził się bardzo jasno, tym samym zaznaczając stanowisko swojej partii

– To ewidentna prowokacja. Odczytuję to jako element bardzo wyraźnych w ostatnich tygodniach ataków na ministra obrony narodowej Mariusza Błaszczaka

Myślę, że są tego dwa zasadnicze powody. Po pierwsze, to typowy kampanijny zabieg, który ma na celu skłócenie wewnętrzne środowiska Prawa i Sprawiedliwości

Na to mogę odpowiedzieć, że jesteśmy zbyt doświadczonymi politykami, by udało się nas skonfliktować

Tym bardziej, że opozycja tego typu działania prowadzi od lat i nie robi to już na nas większego wrażenia – powiedział Dworczyk

Dodatkowym powodem, dla którego spekulacje o odejściu Błaszczaka miały być nieprawdziwe jest, zdaniem Dworczyka, fakt, iż minister obronności prowadzi aktualnie ważne negocjacje, dotyczące pozyskania amerykańskiego sprzętu wojskowego

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"There Is A Gay, Queer, Pakistani Kid Who Loves Wearing Makeup And Is Genuinely Happy And Fearless." - Duration: 8:10.

My name is Zulfiqar Mannan and I'm from Lahore, Pakistan.

Ever since I was a child, I used to trail around my mother a lot because every thought

I'd have, I would want her to be the first person I can discuss it with.

Every time I'd see her wear an earring that was a clip-on earring and not one that required

a piercing, and if she would put it back, I would always try it right after her.

My mom was pretty lax with me, until obviously I got a bit older and she told me that it

was better if I wasn't, for example, taking her dupattas and making a sari out of it,

or wearing her earrings on my ears outside of the confines of her room and whatnot.

I remember this one day I was having - my sister was getting ready and we used to play

this WWE game and there used to be this one wrestler who used to do, like, a shit ton

of makeup on his face, right?

To my sister, I was like, "Aba, would you do that make up on my face?"

She's like, "Yeah, we can do it right now," because we were in my mother's room and all

the makeup was there.

While we were doing that - while we were in the process of doing that, my mother walked

in.

She did not immediately punish me or even sort of scold me.

Her inquiry was very much, "Why do you want to wear makeup?"

And I was 8 years old then, 9 years old.

I'm sure if I was asked that question today, I would have lots of complicated things to

reply to with my mother that she might even be convinced by.

But back then, I just remember thinking, I like makeup.

So in my senior year of high school, I was in the play Death of a Salesman.

We were leaving rehearsals when I saw a senior student's journal left behind.

I was - I took it to give it back to them, but on the cover of the journal, there was

this beautiful illustration but it said Yale's the gay Ivy.

And that's the first time that I've figured - found out that Yale University - one of

the Ivies that kids keep on talking about - also has this moniker of The Gay Ivy.

A couple of online tours and YouTube video blogs later, I'm convinced that the haven

for queer is somehow hidden at Yale University.

And so I remember me being entirely 130 percent convinced that I have to apply to Yale and

get into Yale.

Initially, I didn't - initially I didn't make it to Yale because they deferred my admission.

And then God kind of pulled through and I made it to Yale during the regular admissions.

I remember I went to - I was in DC, staying with some relatives.

This was the week before I came to Yale.

I went Zara with my friend and I bought three things.

I bought shiny silver shoes and a pink, baby pink, millennial pink MacBook case and a shiny

silver bowtie.

And so I wore those shoes my freshman orientation and it was very funny because within the international

orientation group and within my group of close freshman friends, my silver shoes became sort

of a big identifier for me because at night, people could see the silver shoes at a frat

party and know that was me because they were really, really, really, shiny.

I love dancing and I would go to all these frats in the beginning of my freshman year

and I liked going there but I realized that they liked the boy in me.

They loved the boy in me.

The frats were very nice to me.

But they didn't want anything else.

The moment I wasn't as boyish at they wanted, there would be skepticism.

Eventually I found a co-ed group that there wasn't much information about, but a lot of

my friends - senior friends - were always saying that, "Oh, that's the place that

you're looking for because you love partying but you hate frats."

And the first 2-3 times, I had lots of fun there.

But then there were some instances where a lot of the things that I just felt intuitively

or wanted to say intuitively would be responded to with snickers of discomfort, of "Why

would you say that?" or "You're so extra," or "That's too much."

So whenever I did things that were girly or that were too much or, like, "Why would

you wear those silver shoes?

It's just a casual chill party.

What are you trying to show?" or "Why are you trying to dress up so much?"

After not getting into that frat and being almost too embarrassed to ever go back, I

tried to make myself better.

I dressed myself down.

I stopped being as loud as I was.

I stopped being as expressive as I was.

I threw away my silver shoes.

I remember coming back sophomore year - and this was within the first two or three weeks

of school - I was having a heart to heart with one of my friends, who is a queer man.

He always felt super burdened by these expectations of masculinity and control and this being

like a boy.

While he believes that those expectations are patriarchal or sexist and contribute to

the system, the privilege is too good, the reward is too tasty, the apple is sweet enough,

that he never wants to lose it.

And when he was saying this, I saw so much fear in his eyes.

I promised myself there and then, within his eyes, that I will never let myself be fearful

like that.

So that promise of fearlessness that I made to myself in this magical moment I kept the

very next day.

I had a French class at 9:25 am.

I was up at 8:15, showered, ran to my friend Casey's house, got her pink eyeshadow.

I was like, "You know what?

I'm a boy.

Boys don't wear eye shadow.

Let me put on some goddamn eyeshadow and go to French class.

So I wore this eyeshadow to class and the entire 50 minute class, I was very paranoid.

But at the end of the class, I was leaving and this girl, just on a casual way out, was

like, "Oh, by the way, Zulfi, I really like your eyeshadow.

Then I walked on to my other classes ready to shock people with my beautiful pink eyeshadow,

as I'd been told.

And from then on I've just been experimenting with all kinds of, like, cosmetic or clothing

stuff because I like art, I like colors.

And I'd think oftentimes Yale feels like a little video gaming joke to me, so I treat

the campus like a runway and I pull mad looks, left, right and center.

It's not that I've always felt like a woman or a man.

I just felt like the biological product of a human consciousness first.

Before any of these things, I've just felt pretty goddam subjective.

And I am regularly excited by seeing what that subjectivity does.

I don't think I'm going to ever let interests or wants or desires to be gendered ever again.

In 2018, there is a gay, queer, Pakistani kid who loves wearing makeup and is genuinely

happy and fearless.

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Can Young Kids Have Chores? How Young is Too Young? - Duration: 7:00.

How early can you teach a kid to clean?

That's a great question, and we're going to talk about that today.

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

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question

and I get to help you find an answer.

Now, today's show is brought to us by MyCleaningConnection.com,

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So there's a whole bunch of stuff.

Go check it out at MyCleaningConnection.com.

All right, today's question comes from a mother.

She's a young mother who has children, and she wants to know how early can you teach

a kid to clean.

Now, I love this question because I grew up in a big family, and my mother leaned on us

kids to help out at a very early age.

But over the years, from all of the trial and error, all of the people whose homes I

worked in, and all of the people that I've trained, I've learned this to be true, you

can train a child when they're in their little baby seat with the little handle on it, and

you're carting the kid around the house.

You can start training them at that age.

At that age a little baby, an infant in its car seat, or its little travel seat, it has

nothing else to do.

It doesn't have any video games to distract it, it doesn't have anything on its mind.

It's just sitting there, absorbing everything, and it's willing to learn, and it's observing

things that are going around, and it picks up on that stuff.

So it's a perfect time to train a child.

So even if the kid can't physically help you, you can say, "Hey, do you want to come in

and help mommy with the dishes?"

And then you bring the seat in, and you put the kid up on the counter so the kid can see

what's going on.

And the kid is little, a kid can't move, they're in their little seat.

And they sit around and they're like, "Well, what is mom doing, and why is mom doing it?"

And, "Mom thinks that helping, what am I supposed to be doing?"

And they start processing all these things.

As the kid gets older and you put them in a little bouncy seat, move the bouncy seat

in the kitchen, "Hey, do you want to be mommy's big helper,

and you want to help me with the dishes?"

Now, obviously, they're not helping with the dishes, but they're in there, and they're

being entertained while you're doing the dishes.

So they're watching you, and they're picking up on what you're doing, and they are learning

from you.

Then the day comes, and they're probably a toddler, and this is the age where they start

getting into everything.

Instead of them getting into everything, and being punished, and putting locks on everything,

this is a perfect time for you to train them how to be your helper.

You can pull up a chair, and you can show them how to do dishes.

Now, in the beginning, they're just going to be splashing their hands in the water,

and they're not actually going to be washing dishes.

So you say, "Here, let me show you how to do it."

And then it's tough because it's going to take twice as long, but you wash the dishes,

and then you put them in the dish drainer or the dishwasher, and you show the child

how to do it.

And every day you can show them how to make their bed.

There are little tasks that you do as a parent around your house that your kids can pick up on.

Then the day will come, and they're probably four or five years old at this point when

they graduate from watching to actually helping, and this should be a graduation ceremony where

you say, "Hey, guess what?

Today is the day that you are grown up enough that you get to wash the dishes by yourself."

And then pull up the chair, and don't help them.

You've helped them many times before, you showed them how to do it.

Let them stand there and wash the dishes.

And the dishes, give them little dishes, give them plastic dishes, give them dishes they're

not going to drop on the floor and break.

And don't give them heave pots, and pans, and stuff like that.

But give them a few dishes to wash and put in the dish drainer.

And then you'll clap, and you'll celebrate the growth of them helping.

And you may have come by after them and rewash the dishes, but the moment of them feeling

like they have done a service for you, and you reward that behavior that you want repeated.

And then what happens, is the kid gets excited, like, "Hey, I contributed something to the

household."

Now, there are a lot of parents that pay for allowance, and my suggestion is, pay for allowance

for things that are extra.

But the things that are daily chores, like taking your dishes to the sink, putting the

dishes into the dishwasher, making your bed, cleaning up the bathroom vanity after yourself,

these are things that everyone in the household does for no money.

Because we're all part of the household, we all live here.

In order for us all to live here, there are things we must do, and you're going to be

teaching your children daily tasks anyway, like taking a shower and brushing their teeth,

hanging up their clothes and putting their toys away.

These are things you're going to be teaching them anyway.

It's not anything extra for you to teach them how to make their bed, to hurry and put the

toys away, to wipe off the bathroom vanity when they're done.

And so, these are things that you can teach them from a very early age, that by the time

they become 8, 9, 10, 12 years old, these are skills they've mastered.

Yes, they just do it because that's what you do in a house.

If you're starting at age 16, and you're going to start to teach your kid household chores,

you've gone way too long.

Because kids pick up at a very early age, and if they know that they're helping out,

and they're a part of contributing to the family, then they become part of the family.

They feel a sense of ownership, and when their friends come over and make a mess they're

like, "Hey, you got to put that away.

That doesn't go there."

And so, they will help you keep the house clean.

But how early can you do it?

You do it when the kid is an infant because that is the time when they are absorbing everything.

And use the words like, "Mommy's big helper.

You want to be mommy's big helper?"

It's a positive term, and they're like, "Yes, I do.

What do I have to do?"

And so, as they grow up, they still want to be mommy's big helper.

Now, my husband, he's not mommy's big helper, but he's Angela's big helper, and he helps

me all the time.

I'm like, "Look, yay, you're Angela's big helper."

It's a joke, and it's funny, and he's like, "I want to help."

And so, there are rules that you install from the very beginning.

Now, my rules with my husband started when we got married, but you have to start from

somewhere, and the sooner you start, the sooner you can benefit from everyone helping out.

Because if one person in the house is doing all the chores, it becomes overwhelming, and

it's hard to keep up with, because that one person probably has a whole host of other

things, even if it's a house mom.

Because you still have to taxi for your kids, and you still have grocery shopping, and you

still have to pick up the mail, and you still have to pay the bills and do all these other things.

So if everyone in the house is helping out with the chores, it becomes easy for everyone.

All right, that's my two cents for today, and until we meet again,

leave a world a cleaner place then when you found it.

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BECOMING MADAME | Getting Married in France | My French Civil ceremony - Duration: 11:59.

It's the typical kind of thing that makes my french partner be like oh they're so

old school and I'm like wow so French I love it!

Salut YouTube if you guys have been following me on Instagram

you'll know the news - je suis madam! I announced that I was getting married

this summer in Avignon in France and it happened and it was awesome

and yeah it's another life in France experience to add to the list I guess

amongst the many that I seem to be collecting like Pokemon or something but

if you're subscribed you may be thinking that that video didn't come out so long

ago like wow that was quick it already happened so yeah we decided to get

married four months before it happened so it was quick for us too! Neither of us

were really interested in the traditional wedding ceremony

you know with the big dress and the cars and the cakes and the expense and the

one year of planning and all of those kinds of things. If I have the same amount

of money I'd far rather spend it on traveling or experiences so once we

basically decided that it's what we wanted to do we were like well we might

as well get on with it and do it, so that's what we did. So in this video I

just want to take you through a little bit around the preparations and the

lead-up to the wedding how that all worked and the day itself of course and

some of my kind of culture shocks about getting married in France and yeah what

it means for me now in my life in general. The lead-up to this was

pretty quick but as I said four months and we needed to get all of the

paperwork ready and all of that kind of thing. So as a foreigner it's kind of

tricky to get married here but definitely not as bad as I was expecting.

So we basically knew that the first step would be to give our application to get

married to our town hall in France. What you've got to know about getting married

in France is that the only place you can get legally married in France is in your

town hall in the Mairie, so you may want to get married in a church and you may

want to get married in a vineyard and you may want to get married at a castle

you can have a party on the moon for all they care but you won't be

actually getting married if that makes sense.

So the first decision you might think is which Mairie do you want to get married at?

And unfortunately for you you can't choose the cutest Mairie that you've

ever seen you know we can't all go to Hotel de Ville in Paris to get married

you need to go to your local Mairie, so your local town hall is either where

you live or where at least one of your parents live so for us we had the choice

between the 9th arrondissement in Paris, Avignon or Marseille for us.

We barely hesitated, the obvious choice was Avignon, it was where my

partner grew up, it's where his dad lives and we're actually super lucky because

on top of his day job his dad actually works part time for the Town Hall and

he's actually able to officiate wedding ceremonies so his dad was able to marry

us which was so cool and so we started getting all of the paperwork together to

have our appointment in Avignon and we had the appointment I think two months

before the wedding. The absolute minimum is 40 days and the reason for this is

that anyone who gets married in France needs to have been living in France for

at least 30 days by the time they publish the marriage banns and then the

marriage banns need to be published for a further 10 days so it's 40 days

minimum. So as far as French administration goes, gathering all of our

documents for the dossier was relatively straightforward we did have one problem

with the documents I needed translated. It's just one tip if you're preparing to

get married yourself is that the translations have to be done

by an official translator based in France for some reason that's very

important that they need to be physically based in France. So we turned

up for our interview as I said it was about two months before the wedding you

don't actually want it to be much earlier than that to be honest because

in France their birth certificates expire every three months which is just

a concept that blows Expat's minds because how can your birth certificate

expire, the informations never gonna change?! But actually in France they add

life events to a birth certificate so it's not just your birth certificate

but it's your life certificate if you ever have a civil union if you ever get

married if you get divorced if you have kids all of that kind of thing so

basically your documents like birth certificates are only valid for three

months anyway in the eyes of French administration so you don't actually

want to be organized and have your interview five months in advance because

then you're just gonna have to bring all the new documents the next time anyway

so that I would say two months was about perfect so what we did is that we

emailed all of the documents through in advance so that they had sort of a

digital copy this is when they told us that the translations weren't gonna work

so it was a very stressful and very expensive week getting those redone

again in France but we got them done and time for the interview and so the

interview is there basically to judge firstly if you have a complete file

(dossier) and then of course there's also like a judging if this is a

genuine relationship or not and it was at this meeting that I learned that I'd

be the very first New Zealander to be getting married in Avignon France!

I've never been the first something before I don't think you know like

the first ever to do something so I was like yeah. You also have to make a few

decisions in the interview like whether or not you'll be exchanging rings with

one another because this is a legal ceremony so that kind of thing is really

considered as an added extra which they'll have to account for timing wise

and everything so our dossier got accepted and we were given our projet de

marriage, our marriage project, which says who's getting married who are the

witnesses so you need to have at least two witnesses and a maximum of four, the

date the time and all of that kind of thing so the wedding itself was at 4:30pm

in the afternoon and the ceremony I think was about 15 to 20 minutes long I

think the shortest possible ceremonies are like 5 to 10 minutes long it's

literally when people get in, they read the civil codes from the law, say yeah

you're married and then they get on their way basically

and then you've got the longest possible of ceremonies where you know people do

speeches and they do speeches to each other and there's lots of photos being

taken and all that kind of stuff but basically you get a 30 minute slot

maximum so you've got 30 minutes to get in, get married, get out. For our particular

ceremony, it started with a beautiful speech from my partner's father that just had

me crying and crying and then you get on to the obligatory part which every

French wedding has to have which is reading the civil codes out loud and

these are things like article 236.8 you will both be implicated in the

raising of any children that you have and you know it's this kind of quite

old-school legal kind of thing I noticed that there were a lot of mentions of

children so it felt very old school it's like oh now that we're

married we can have children, can we? So it's very very protocol focused and the

codes get read, you get asked if you accept and agree and you say "oui"

hopefully and then you're declared married basically and you need to go and

sign your marriage certificate and your witnesses need to go and sign the

marriage certificate as well and it's over relatively quickly but then after

doing that can you do the extra stuff like we exchanged rings for example.

It was almost like you had the the peak of the ceremony because it was like voila

you're married and everyone's applauding and everything and then you exchange the

rings and you take photos and so on and then you basically leave the room and

you let the next couple who's waiting outside to come in and it's their turn.

One of the super cool things about getting married in France is you get the

Livret de Famille

It's like a marriage passport it has your names and details and date of birth and

all of that kind of stuff in it, it's got the details of all of our parents in

there it's got all of these pages so that you can write down the names and

details of any children that you may have so it becomes a kind of yeah like

family passport! It's the typical kind of thing that makes

my French partner go like 'Oh so old-school' and I'm like 'wow so French

I love it!' then after the ceremony we went back to my partner's dad's house

he's got a lovely countryside house in Avignon. It was very simple, we cooked the meal

ourselves for all of our guests, my friends and I made the cake and we also

bought like a miniature pièce montée as well, we put beautiful like fairy lights and

lamps and things in the trees and if you've seen my Instagram then you'll

see that I bought lots of balloons lots and lots of balloons and blew them up

with helium so I had balloons and some decorations and things like that but it

was it was like a simple garden party at home. We realized pretty early on that

it's a huge ask to ask our New Zealand friends and family you know

they've got jobs they've got kids they've got their their lives going on

with such short notice to just take their plane tickets come all the

way to France and we didn't want to put that kind of burden on anyone or that

financial burden on anyone so what we're doing is that we're going to replicate

kind of in New Zealand and we're going to have a an awesome party and stuff

with the family over there. Our parents and everything have already met so it's

absolutely fine. So we've already had our French day which was amazing and then

we'll have the New Zealand day as well. And then afterwards we had a one week

honeymoon in Corsica, France and then we're going to go down to

Queenstown in New Zealand. So that was the day, so glad it happened, really cool, also

glad that we don't have to do it again because there was a lot of planning even

if you want to have like a really simple day and you don't want to

have you know hundreds and hundreds of people there it still ends up being the

same that you can't possibly speak to everyone the time just flies by it's

emotional there's a lot going on.. it's a really happy day but also it's like oh

cool let's move on now let's be married that's cool. So what does this all mean

for me now because I've had a lot of people getting confused saying that oh you

know you you're French now or like oh you get your French nationality now and

that's definitely not how it works! Getting married in France doesn't give

you the French nationality I can apply for French nationality through marriage

four years following the date of marriage it doesn't matter how long we've been

together beforehand but what it means is that I now have access to a spouse visa

so I can come in and out of France without much hassle and that makes my

life easier in a lot of ways and then when you get married in France you have

the option to either take your partner's name as a woman so replace your surname

with their name or you can both carry both names if you want to but the

default is that you just keep each of your names separately that's what we'll

still be doing for now. I definitely will consider changing my name one day when

I have a reason to or and I feel like it's the right time but for now we're not in

any rush and we don't have any sort of impending need and honestly I just don't

want to deal with all the administration like new passport and new documents and

all that kind of stuff so for now I'm staying as I am and we'll see what the

future brings. So that's it for this video guys if you have any comments or

questions about my experience about getting married in France feel free to

ask me down below or on Instagram as well because I do answer all of my

Instagram DMs, that's a promise. Until then I'll see you guys in the next video!

Bisous et à bientôt!

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Cute Puppy Bow - Duration: 2:28.

Now we're going to make this really cute puppy bow.

So, I'm going to start with my Mini Bowdabra and my Bowdabra Bow Wire.

I fold my Bowdabra Bow Wire in half, lay it into the Mini, and just tuck it underneath.

Then I'm going to take this really pretty webbed luminescent tulle.

And the last piece, I'm just going to fold it and scrunch everything in.

Take my Mini Bowdabra wand and just scrunch it all down.

Then I'm going to take my puppy paw ribbon, and I'm going to fold a little curve in

the middle and just push that down in here.

Then I'm going to take two of my little—it's Bowdabra Zebra ribbon.

Take my wand and just scrunch everything in.

Then I have these two pieces of ribbon, and we're going to do a fold and twist bow,

so I'm going to twist it, push that down, fold it and twist it, and push it down.

And I'm going to take my Bowdabra Bow Wire -- oops, take out my wand, bring it up like

this.

Pull it through my slipknot.

Hold my bow down.

Pull it really tight while it's still in the Bowdabra.

Bring it out.

Separate my ends.

Bring it around to the back.

And I'm going to leave the ends, because I'm going to tie this onto the collar of

my puppy.

Shape it out.

Then I have my paw, and I've already put an adhesive dot on there, but you can use

a glue gun.

In fact, I would probably recommend using a glue gun when you make this for your puppy.

And then you just tie it on the collar.

And see how pretty that looks?

It's a really, really simple puppy bow.

Please do me a favor and click the Subscribe button below, and also, like us at Bowdabra

on Facebook.

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Spoiler, Una Vita: Ursula linciata dai vicini, Mauro trova i corpi di German e dell'amante - Duration: 10:56.

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BORNS Denies Twitter Users Sexual Misconduct Allegations | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:20.

BORNS Denies Twitter Users Sexual Misconduct Allegations | Heavy.com

BORNS aka Garrett Clark Borns has denied allegations of sexual misconduct from Twitter users @Kaliforxnia and @Alyssaadanile.

The allegations against the Michigan-born singer/songwriter began on September 21.

BORNS denied the allegations in an Instagram post saying, "I am both hurt and angered over the disturbing and false allegations that have been spread over the past few days on social media.

All of the relationships I have had were legal and consensual.

They ended abruptly and that obviously caused hurt feelings, but for anyone to suggest anything beyond that is irresponsible." @Kalifornixa wrote in response to BORNS's explanation, "Your statement is contradicting.

How can you say they're false allegations & then add that all of the relationships you had were legal & consensual? (When we never said it was illegal).

3 years doesn't end anything abruptly.

If you knew it hurt me & others, where is the apology?" While @Alyssaadanile said, "I want to throw up," and "This hurts more than anything you've ever done.

you couldn't even say sorry.".

Here's what you need to know:.

One Woman Says BORNS Didn't Use Protection & Didn't Care That She Was Uncomfortable.

A woman with the handle @Kaliforxnia began by alleging that BORNS was a "manipulator." She said that she met BORNS after a gig in 2015.

The pair stayed in touch via social media and arranged to meet up for drinks in Los Angeles a few months later.

She says that she expected to be going to a bar but was instead invited to his home.

@Kaliforxnia wrote, "Suddenly I became drunk and was completely taken advantage of.

Once everything happened I went to the bathroom and started bleeding.

I was completely shocked from the blood and started bleeding and started to get it together and realized what just happened.

I blamed myself for that night because I didn't say no even though I was intoxicated." A month later, @Kaliforxnia says a similar incident occurred in Chicago, she tweeted, "I actually let him talk me into using me…again.

he did not use protection and didn't care when I saw I wasn't comfortable with that and was not on birth control at the time.".

Another Alleged Victim Says Her Relationship With BORNS Began When She Was 16.

Another user, @Alyssaadanile, wrote of her experience when she met BORNS when she was 16.

After encountering the singer at a music festival, BORNS invited her to his hotel room and he "began to touch my leg, but I didn't think anything of it… he began going further up my leg, and started skimming me in other places.

I want to add that he also was aware of how old I was, 16, yet he still touched me the way he did." @Alyssadaniel went on to accuse BORNS of "grooming" her.

She said that she sent him photos at his request that made her feel uncomfortable.

BORNS also asked her to call him "Daddy," @Alyssaadanile tweeted.

Later, she tweeted, "I just wanted to clarify that I did not accuse him of r*pe, the sex was consensual, and happened when I was of age.".

Another Alleged Victim Says She Was a 'Puppet in BORNS' Game'.

There is also a Twitter account called @Exposing_borns has also been tweeting out various different alleged encounters.

One, from a woman named Mathilda, 19, said that BORNS would constantly ask for nude photos and that he "ghosted her" if she didn't send them.

Mathilda said, "I did not like the way he wanted to have sex wit me.

Made me scream for daddy's c*** etc etc.

Very uncomfortable." Mathilda added, "I got very attached and he knew that.

I was just a little puppet in his game.".

For more infomation >> BORNS Denies Twitter Users Sexual Misconduct Allegations | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:20.

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Leicester City winger Demarai Gray set for scan on ankle injury - Duration: 1:54.

Demarai Gray will undergo a scan on Wednesday to discover the extent of a concerning ankle injury sustained during Leicester's Carabao Cup victory at Wolves

The winger turned his left ankle in the turf while challenging Ryan Bennett for the ball in added time and initially believed he had suffered a break

Claude Puel said Gray saw his shinpad jutting out at an angle and thought it was bone

The 22-year-old was in agony on the grass, and received oxygen before being taken off on a stretcher with his leg in a brace

Puel said: 'He will have a scan tomorrow morning.I hope of course it will not be serious

He is positive.'In the beginning he was afraid on the pitch, because he believed, with his shinpad sticking outside his sock, that it may have been broken

' Gray was seen leaving Molineux using crutches and wearing a protective boot on the damaged foot

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Killer Confession - Duration: 42:35.

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NERF THE PRESIDENTS - Episode 3 | Flip flops - Duration: 4:19.

Hands in the air.

Down.

You saw the video with the surveillance camera.

Yes.

They were in Tong.

So maybe it's wakeboarders or surfers.

You believe that

Yeah. We must infiltrate the environment if you want to catch them.

What does it mean to infiltrate?

You do not know the word infiltrate.

As if you were pretending to be a journalist.

Yeah.

You have to pretend to be a surfer or a wakeboarder.

Huh! What?

To surf!

A wakeboarder!

I have never done.

Oh worry you. It's so easy. You're a sports guy, my boy.

I'm athletic but it's not the same.

But it's the same thing though. No goal.

You believe that.

Even I will get there.

It's super easy and it's lightweight.

Yeah.

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